Local notes on surgeries and illnesses in Raleigh Beckley and area
Mt. Hope and surrounding communities report multiple health updates. Mrs Clarence Wray and several residents are mentioned with hospital treatments and recoveries, including mine accident injuries and weekend visits. Samuel Gompers referenced for collective bargaining origin in the United States.
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Mount Hope
Rns
Clarence Wray
Mill Creek Road
Raleigh General Hospital
Charles Navy
Price Hill
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Jerry Long
Beckley
Betty Robbinette
Hancock
Julia Steplowski
Mary Ann
Stadium Terrace
Sandra Wyal
Concord College
Raph E. Thompson
Gene Wilkerson
Sherwood Heights
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Basil Tyree
Front Royal
Winchester Hospital
Winchester
Tyree
Samuel Gompers
The
American Federation of Labor
United States
Why We Go To Church By DAVID HEAD
David Head argues worship connects the church with an estranged world. The church speaks for others, prays for all mankind, and invites believers to live out faith in daily labor and community. Worship should reveal God in work, home, and civic life, not become a cul de sac.
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Macmillan Co
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Karl Barth
Jesus Christ
Presbyterian Church Announces Committees
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church reveals 1965 committees and duties for worship and commitment, witness, service, and strengthening the church. Leaders include William B. McCoy, Charles R. Harnsbarger, R. E. Core, T. T. Twaddle, and others guiding music, evangelism, Christian action, outreach, education, and leadership training.
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Mount Hope
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
William B. McCoy
E. C. Amick
Fred M
Frisk
George M. Ramey
Sanford McNeeley
Ruscoe Ann Garrett
Mary Jean Dorsey
Carl H. Duncan
Charles R. Harnsbarger
Frank J. Furin
Sam Dorado
WOC
W. J. Moore
F. C. Amick
WOC Visitation
C. E. Jones
John E. Dower
Sam Dorado Jr
Sey
Fred M. Frisk
W. G. Callaway
Jack Keatley
Ellen Page
Fred McLain Jr
Laison
Ralph Dor
John Brady
R. E. Core
T. T. Twaddle
E. E. Jones Jr
George Coleman
Harry C. Skaggs
William G. Callaway Jr
James H. Page
P. C. Graney Jr
Amendment Aims to Expand School Aid Bill
Senator Jacob Javits introduces a Senate amendment to broaden Johnson's 1.3 billion school aid plan. The proposal targets more direct aid to children from families earning 2000 to 3000 dollars, expanding coverage by about 60 percent in years two and three. Supported by Republicans Case and Dominick and Democrat Moss, it critiques the current poverty yardstick as inadequate.
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UPI
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Senate
Johnson
Javits
Clifford P. Case
N. J
Peter H. Dominick
Colo
Frank E. Moss
Utah
House
Moscow
Peking
Donald Zagoria
Columbia University
A. M. Halpern
Volume of family visits and congressional aid talk
Residents and relatives from Ravencliff, Bolt, Falls Church, and other towns spent weekends visiting kin in Charleston and nearby areas. Separate items note Senate and House hearings on Far East policy, the Council of Foreign Relations event, and Johnson's request for nearly 3.4 billion dollars in foreign aid for Latin America. Treasury confirms U S debt levels at 37 billion dollars across 91 nations.
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Lucien Pye
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
House Foreign Affairs
Far East
Paceliic
David Bell
Agency For International Development
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Latin America
Johnson
Congress
United States
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
House Committees Clash Over Postwar Debts and Health Plan
Over the weekend the House Appropriations Committee grappled with debt dating from World War I as the Ways and Means panel faced conflicts merging Democratic and Republican elder health care proposals. In a closed session they pursued the first layer of the Social Security hospital insurance bill while debates on voluntary doctor and medical cost coverage stirred further disagreements. A call was issued for representatives from the American Hospital Association and Blue Cross to participate in talks.
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House Appropriations Committee
Dillon
House
Ways & Means Committee
American Hospital Association
Blue Cross
Tax cut troubles not offset by withholdings shift
A Washington businessman and many taxpayers face surprise at April 15 as 1964 11 billion tax cut reduces withholdings, yet final taxes rise for middle and upper brackets. Analysts say underwithholding was exaggerated but refunds drop from 5.9 to about 4.5 billion. The tax cut boosts disposable income and expected spending, while stock markets anticipate a mild late spring slowdown.
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Washington
Nea
Congress
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
U.S
Council of Economic Advisers
Council
Gardner Ackley
Dillon
Funeral services in Kelso for Mildred Crowel age 43
Attending the funeral are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Williams of Branch and Kelso residents for their daughter Mildred Crowel who died after a long illness. Survivors include husband Lloyd and seven children Samuel Lloyd Jr Lee Leona Katherine Sue Carolyn. Also present are other Williams relatives from New Jersey Pittsburgh Colorado and Freida Argabright.
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PACKS
Sam Williams
Kelso
Tenn
Mildred Crowel
Lloyd
Samuel
Lloyd Jr
Lee
Leona
Katherine
Sue
Carolyn
Williams
Inlaw
Andrew Williams
New Jersey
Cliff Russell
Pittsburgh
Mary Williams
Hattie Roberts
Colorado
Freida Argabright
Arab Germany dispute nears crisis stage
Cairo reports a split Arab world over punishing West Germany after Israel-Germany ties. Nasser pledges recognition of East Germany in reprisal, but Arab League warns of sanctions and possible economic break with Bonn. Observers note lack of Arab unity despite stated support.
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APS
West Germany
Israel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
East Germany
Arab League
Nasser
Mapai Party
Bonn
FTC marks 50 years with praise and critique
Washington reports celebrate the Federal Trade Commission's 50th anniversary with a UPI release praising its growth and limits. An open house was planned as officials say the agency has been useful, aims for voluntary compliance, and will tackle more work amid a booming economy.
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UPI
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Business Regulating Agency
Kim Novak To Wed British Actor In Aspen Today
Aspen, Colo. Actress Kim Novak will wed English actor Richard Johnson in a ceremony to be performed by Pitkin County Judge William R. Shaw. The couple will honeymoon in Aspen for two weeks before returning to Carmel, California.
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Colo
Upi
Kim Novak
Hollywood
Richard Johnson
Rockies
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Pitkin County
William R. Shaw
Carmel
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Pacific Ocean
Norma Kassel
Pierluigi
London
Sizemores and kin visit from Newport News Virginia
Mr and Mrs J Basil Sizemore hosted weekend guests including sons Glen and Wayne Sizemore with families from Newport News Virginia. The Glen Sizemores stayed with Elden Belcher in Glen Rogers. Additional visitors included Doris Shumate and George Nolley families from Ravencliff Mullens area. George Nolley and son returned to Mullins, Roanoke Virginia and Norfolk.
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Ravencliff
George M. Nolley
Mullens
George Nolley
Roanoke
Norfolk
Doris Shumate
Shumate
Carolyn White Improves After Ambulance Visit Hospital
Carolyn White, daughter of Mr and Mrs Truman White, was taken by ambulance to Wyoming General Hospital in Mullens Friday. A Glen Rogers High School sophomore and senior club member of the John McGraw Willing Workers 4-H Club, she is reported as improved.
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Saulsville
Carolyn White
Truman White
Wyoming General Hospital
Mullens
Carolyn
Glen Rogers High School
John McGraw Willing Workers
Recovering Mrs Meredith Jr At Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. John Meredith Jr. is recuperating at her home after a hospital stay at Wyoming General Hospital in Mullens.
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Saulsville
Rns
John Meredith Jr
Wyoming General Hospital
Mullens
Circle to Present WSCS Program Tuesday
Mullens RNS Circle No 5 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church MulLens will present It Is My Son a dialogue based program in Friendship Hall Tuesday night. Carrie Thrasher portrays Mary. Mrs Martin Backus plays a village woman with Mrs Carl Moran leading the program and Mrs Fred Shutt Jr sings a solo We Would See Jesus.
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RNS
Son
Circle No. 5
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Friendship Hall
Carrie Thrasher
Mary
Martin Backus
Carl Moran
Fred Shutt Jr
Jesus
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