Beta Thetas Plan Dinner and Dance in Oak Hill
The Beta Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Fountain Terrace Lanes. They heard about a March 11 film event A Ticket to Freedom From Fear of Cervical and Breast Cancer at Oak Hill Grade School with Dr. J. N. Jarrett and Dr. R. M. German. Plans included pledge training, a March 16 Centennial Ball concession, and a potential April dinner dance for new officers.
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Fountain Terrace Lanes
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R. M. German
Loyd Warrick
Robert Stoner
Beta Theta Chapter
National Guard
Larry Navick
Joe Moreau
T. G. Pettry
Mark Miller
Lucille McCoy
Maurice Carden
Tom Humphries
Pat Waters
H. L. Stricklin
W. R. Lessick
Sticklin
Pettry
Robert Patrick
McCoy
Carden
Moreau
Miller
Humphries
Warrick Jr
Andrew Warrick
Harry Price
Fayette County Farm Bureau and Home Demonstration Council Plan Joint Meeting
A joint quarterly meeting of Fayette County Farm Bureau and Home Demonstration Council is set for Thursday at the Legion Home in Fayetteville. The program includes agency presentations on soil conservation and agricultural services, followed by separate business sessions and a midday luncheon hosted by local homemaker clubs.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette
Ward Ashford
Soil Conservation Service
Kathleen Hess
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Stanley Moore
Plant Pest Control Division
Beatrice F. Whanger
Ethel Banks
John D. Cutlip
H. L. Riggle
West Virginia Cooperative Extension Service
Mrs. Kelly
Home Demonstration Club
Calvin Kenney
Commuting Problem Before Congress
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff argues mass transit aid is essential as Congress funds moon projects. He says traffic solutions must come from states and regions, not a single Washington plan, while Sen. Lausche opposes the bill as federal overreach.
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Washington
UPI
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Senate Banking
Congress
Ribicoff
Strike Talks Still Deadlocked In New York
Mayor Wagner reports no appreciable progress in 88 day old newspaper strike negotiations. Talks began at 12 30 p m and ended near midnight with union asking automation related retraining funds and pensions. Post resumes after a five edition 96 page run as five dailies shut down since December 8.
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NEW York
UPI
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Bertram Powers
New York Post
Post
Dorothy ‘Schiff
New York Publishers Association
Jailor Willie Watson Named for Fayette County Court House
Willie Watson of Mount Hope has been appointed night jailer at Fayette County Court House and began duties Friday. A Fayette County native, he attended DuBois High School and Tuskegee Institute, formerly worked for the U S Air Force, and is married to Lillian Thomas. He belongs to New Hope Baptist Church and the Kanawha Valley Bowling Association.
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Willie Watson
Mount Hope
Fayette County
Watson
DuBois High School
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee
Lillian Thomas
New Hope Baptist Church
Kanawha Valley Bowling Association
International Nuclear Force Details Told
Washington reports details of a proposed multi lateral nuclear force led by the United States. About 200 Polaris missiles would sit on 25 or more ships with up to eight per vessel. NATO crews would join a unified legion with distinctive uniforms and flag. European members would pay most costs, and any participant could veto a firing order.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Livingston Merchant
NATO
Be A Reporter Invites Local News Submissions
Fayette Raleigh and Wyoming counties residents urged to share tips with Raleigh Register reporters identified by RNS Regional News Service logo. Citizens should contact nearest local correspondent listed with names and phone numbers across multiple towns.
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Fayette
Raleigh
Wyoming
Raleigh Register
Wisconsin home economists explain mashed potato taste differences
University of Wisconsin home economists say peeling and soaking potatoes for about 24 hours when making large batches alters color and flavor. Dehydrated potatoes were found to have poorer texture and consistency than fresh or frozen spuds based on 15 tasters.
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Madison, Wis
UPI
University of Wisconsin
State Finance Report urges $300000 capitol repairs fund
Charleston report by Truman E. Gore to Gov. Barron calls for a $300000 capital repairs fund and 24 hour uniformed police protection for the statehouse. He warns neglect could raise repair costs and invite vandalism, noting Centennial year reflections on public image and visitor courtesy.
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Charleston
UPI
Statehouse
State Department of Finance and Administration
Truman E. Gore
W. W. Barron
Gore
Capitol
Eapitol
Big Dipper may reshape over cosmic time
Astronomers note the Big Dipper is wider at the top today than in 50 000 BC when it was narrower at the bottom. They project that by 50 000 AD the dipper pattern will hardly resemble its current form.
Unusual 1960 Census Occupations List Odd Jobs
The 1960 U.S. census occupational index notes diverse entries such as alligator trapper snake charmer tree killer and worm gatherer among its recorded jobs, illustrating quirky American employment interests of the era.
State Bands May Tour U S For Centennial
A West Virginia Centennial proposal would send selected high school bands on a nationwide tour this summer to promote the state centennial. District leaders backed the idea after surveys found strong support. 46 band leaders participated and about 14 bands would be chosen from taped performances.
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Charleston
West Virginia
United States
West Virginia Centennial Commission
Jack H. Gentry
Gentry
Pineville
State Leads In Job Retraining Programs In WV
Gov. W. W. Barron announced West Virginia leads the nation in people completing federal state job retraining courses and ranks first in trainees placed in employment. The state reports 1,011 completers, 592 placed in jobs, with Pennsylvania and Michigan following in both categories.
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UPI
W. W. Barron
West Virginia
Barron
Mountain State
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Area Redevelopment Administration
Keating calls Congress to clean house over scandals
Congressman Len B. Keating argued on New York TV that Congress must purge itself of conflicts of interest and junketing to restore credibility. He cited scandals involving relatives on payrolls and improper perks as evidence of decline in congressional influence.
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Washington
UPI
Len Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Congress
Keating
New York
Congressional
Verona Tremor Causes No Casualties or Damage
An earthquake hit Verona on Monday with authorities reporting no injuries or structural damage despite visible shaking.
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Italy
UPI
Death notices and funeral announcements
Dorothy Lewis age 4 of 812 South Kanawha Street funeral 2 pm Tuesday in Caffee Funeral Home Chapel Rev Donald Lowe burial Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens arrangements by Caffee Funeral Home William Edward Painter age 62 of Mabscott funeral 2 pm Tuesday Calvary Baptist Church burial Sunset Memorial Park body taken to church 1 hour before service Masonic rites Beckley Lodge Tuesday 1 pm Shrewsbury Paul Michael Shrewsbury age 2 of Beckley funeral 2:30 pm Wednesday Melton Mortuary Chapel burial Davis Addition Mt Tabor Cemetery Fara Crochetta age 74 of Bradley requiem high mass 9 am Tuesday St Francis de Sales Church burial Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens rosary 7:30 pm Monday Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home Chapel Gibson Terry Easley age 69 of Sophia died March 3 a local hospital body at Williams Funeral Home until one hour prior to funeral 2 pm Tuesday March 8 First Baptist Church Sophia burial Hotcoat Cemetery pallbearers listed honorary pallbearers named
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Sylvester Staud
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Terry Easley
Sophia
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Dewey Wilson
Wade Webb
Hotcoat Cemetery
Monroe Coleman
Orin Graham
G. W. Mooney
al Janey
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Edgar Richards
Jake Deweese
Troy Martin
Troy Lusk
Woodie Smith
L. R. Mason
Cleve Young
Tom Bowman
L. Crutchfield
Sherman Akers
James Sayers
Aid Offered by Barron to Mobilize State Rehab Efforts
W. W. Barron told the Commission on the Handicapped he can mobilize state leaders to coordinate rehabiliation work in counties. The 18 member advisory group reviewed 32 recommendations including a state sheltered workshop for the severely disabled and blind. Barron will receive proposals this week. F. Ray Power was reelected commission chairman. The article notes the giant sable antelope as a contrasting fact.
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UPI
W. W. Barron
Barron
Mildred Bateman
F. Ray Power
Almanac highlights and World events for March 5
This almanac notes today is Tuesday March 5 1963 with moon phase near full. It recalls the Boston Massacre in 1770 Nazi Reichstag results in 1933 Stalin death in 1953 Khrushchev warning in 1962 and a Stalin quote about work as duty.
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Mars
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Reichstag
Josef Stalin
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Kremlin
Khrushchev
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