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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1965

Page

8

Hodel Named President of Beckley Newspapers Corp

Beckley Newspapers Corp directors elected George W. Hodel president at the annual meeting to succeed his father Charles Hodel who led since the company formed by merging The Beckley Post-Herald and The Raleigh Register in 1928. Stockholders later re-elected all board members including Charles Hodel Palmer Farley Ella W Johnston George C Hodel E J Hodel and Fred W Roschi.

Beckley Newspapers’ Corp George W. Hodel Charles Hodel Beckley Post-Herald Raleigh Register Palmer Farley Ella W. Johnston John C. Hodel E. J. Hodel Fred W. Roschi

Cantrell to Teach Classes at Raleigh County 4-H Camp

Tom Dennis who plays Cantrell in Honey In The Rock will teach a daily class titled Show Business at the Older County 4-H Camp next week. The camp, for 4-H members who have completed eighth grade, runs with separate sessions for younger and older youths July 5-9 and July 12-16. Officers elected include John Hodel, E. J. Hodel, Palmer Farley, with Fred Roschi re-elected treasurer and Charles Hodel reinstated as board chairman. The BNC stockholders met after two recesses due to Charles Hodel’s illness. the original meeting had been set for February.

Tom Dennis Cantrell Raleigh County John Hodel E. J. Hodel Palmer Farley Fred Roschi Charles Hodel BNC

Packsville girl earns associate arts degree at Warren Wilson

Dc Miss Sue Daniel daughter of Mr and Mrs T H Daniel was among 92 graduates to receive degrees from Warren Wilson College in Swannanoa She is a 1963 Clear Fork High School graduate and attended the ceremony marking the college’s degree presentation

Packsville Warren Wilson College Swannanoa Sue Daniel T. H. Daniel Clear Fork High School

Demo Party Offers Hawaii Trip For $10 Support

Democratic National Chairman John M. Bailey announced a nationwide essay contest for $10 contributors with a four week Hawaiian vacation as the grand prize. Two prizes will be awarded: best essay and top recruiter of ten dollar contributors. Bailey quipped he was born a Democrat and prefers the winner angle.

Washington UPI John M. Bailey Hawaii Bailey

Ike Says U S Should Study Birth Control

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower told a Senate group that the United States and all enlightened governments should seriously study birth control. He warned that ignoring unborn generations facing poverty and suffering will be condemned by history. His views were outlined in a statement to a Senate subcommittee on foreign aid spending.

Washington UPI Dwight D. Eisenhower Senate United States

Job Corps plan won’t hurt Beckley tourists says chamber

Beckley Chamber executive director Robert Hamilton says the proposed Job Corps Training Center for about 250 girls at the Beckley Hotel this fall will not disrupt tourism. He notes arrivals won’t occur before October and conventions are set for September or earlier. Expanded housing at the Honey in the Rock Motel and President Hotel should cover visiting tourist needs during the Art Craft Show and Honey in the Rock events.

Job Corps Beckley Hotel Robert Hamilton Beckley-Raleigh County President Hotel

Mariner IV Profile of a Probe to Mars

A profile of NASA's Mariner IV mission detailing its deployment, power system, and vast sensor array. It describes 28,224 solar cells, 138,000 parts, and 90 measurements, including cosmic rays and magnetic fields, plus navigational challenges from meteoroids and the use of Canopus as a beacon for the fly by slated for July 14 1965.

Mars Mariner IV Earth Mariner Canopus Solar System NASA

Slayer Sentenced To Life Free After 30 Years In Harper Murder

The 1935 Harper murder in Raleigh County was solved and Jesse Scalf was sentenced to life in the state penetentiary for murder. He was released on parole for good behavior in 1957 and discharged in 1963. Harbor’s death occurred after he sent bank deposits to Beckley and was slain near Harper’s store.

Karen Wickline Register French A. Harper Raleigh Harper French Harper Beckley Herbert Jeff Harper Herbert Harper French Hart Head Express van Hunter Harper's Lee Scalf Jesse Jesse Scalf Big Mary's Place Mary’s Place Scalf

110 Enrolled In Speech Clinic At St Frances de Sales

Speech therapists at Raleigh County Speech and Hearing Clinic at St Frances de Sales Catholic School report 110 enrollments midway through an eight week program. Miss Alta Osborn notes fewer enrollments than hoped due to location, with about 200 more expected and last year reaching 240 total.

Raleigh County St. Frances de Sales Catholic School Alta Osborne Osborn Raleigh County Society For Crippled Children

Record Coal Production Predicted By Coal Age

Coal Age predicts rising coal output per miner with 25 tons per day possible by 1970. It projects 625 million tons annually with 135,000 miners at 22 tons per man on a 210 day year. 1964 production was 482 million tons and 1970 capacity could reach 675 million tons, implying at least $30,000 investment per worker at six dollars per ton.

Coal Age McGraw-Hill

WVU Professor to Model Bus Waiting Times

West Virginia University associate professor Dr. Sammy E. G. Elias will develop a computer based mathematical model to help transit agencies refine schedules under a $17 300 federal grant approved by Senators Randolph and Byrd. WVU contributes 8 650, with data and results checked by firms in Cincinnati St Louis Omaha and Kansas City for a one year project.

Cincinnati St. Louis Omaha Kansas City

Mount Kennedy height revised by survey

The U S Coast and Geodetic Survey reports Mount Kennedy in Canada is five feet taller than prior estimates. The exact measurement, announced Monday, places the peak at 13 905 feet after a joint United States Canada effort from the Alcan Highway to Yakutat Bay in Alaska. Previously it was listed as 13 900 feet.

Washington UPI U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Kennedy Canada United States-Canada Alcan Highway Yukutat Bay Alaska

Gumption May Fade From Lack of Use

A concise note observes that the old value Gumption could disappear as use declines. The reflection emphasizes cultural shift and potential loss of a common moral phrase.

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