Educators Plan West Virginia Educational Laboratory
Local educators met to plan a statewide educational laboratory in West Virginia aimed at reducing cultural isolation and modernizing curricula. The project, funded by the U S Office of Education under Title IV, envisions a nine lab network with a 34 member team and multiple professional areas. Attendees included C G Perego Janie Mann Beatrice Harvey Mac G County and others from Raleigh Summers Greenbrier and Summers counties and the West Virginia Education Association.
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West Virginia
U. S. Office of Education
United States
C. G. Perego
Princef W Wilson High
Deveral
Raleigh County
Janie Mann
Summers County
Paul Vennari
The
Classroom Teachers Association
Beatrice Harvey
Greenbrier County
West Virginia Education Association
Mac G. County
Office of Economic Opportunity
Summers
Historic Meeting With Pope Ends Archbishop Urges Unity
Archbishop Ramsey and Pope Paul VI held a Geneva meeting with World Council of Churches leaders concluding with a kiss of peace at St Pauls. A formal common declaration urged unity in truth and collaborative efforts toward greater church harmony despite doctrinal barriers. The ceremony included a two-lingual service and a ring exchange gesture signaling goodwill between Anglicans and Romans.
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Geneva
World Council of Churches
London
Paul
Ramsey
Christ
Eme
Vatican
Britain
England
Rome
Lalso Ae
Henry VIII
St. Paul’s
Archb of
Canterbury
HRC NAACP clash questioned interview remarks
Chamberlain said he attended the interview and saw nothing offensive or access to the NAACP leaders. Dr. Thomas Gavet of Morgan town, chair of the Commission, suggested earlier the McKinney charges were exaggerated, while he criticized Enoyos action and urged a strong active Negro voice.
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Inaacp
Chamberlain
NAACP
Thomas Gavet
Morgantown
McKinney
Congress Passes 13.1 Billion Viet War Aid Bill
Congress approved a 13.1 billion emergency Viet Nam war aid bill with an 87 to 2 House vote. Most funds will buy military hardware. about 215 million dollars support Southeast Asia. The measure was amended in the Senate and other congressional items noted. No further details provided.
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Washington
Allentown
Senate
Supreme Court
Government Operation Committee
Community Relations Service
CRS
Commerce Department
Justice Department
Johnson
American Association of State Highway Officials
House
Wednesley Sant
Red China's Viet Nam gamble and intangibles seen
Analysis suggests China’s revolution theory remains weak as Viet Nam war aims stall after 1965. Reports indicate military advisers in North Vietnam, possible factory moves, and growing grain imports for wartime needs. Party warnings claim imperialist setback may unite revolutionaries.
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Cuba
Viet Nam
Considera Lin
China
Communist Party
Jenmin Jih Pao
United States
Patricia Neal Wins British Foreign Actress Award
Patricia Neal receives the British Film Academy award for best foreign actress at a London ceremony. She later won Hollywood's best actress Oscar in 1964 for her role as a Navy nurse in Ox Weaner ay. Neal burst into tears when called to receive the prize from Leslie Caron at the televised event.
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London
UPI
Patricia Neal
British Film Academy
Ox Weaneray
Harm’s
Miss Neal
Hollywood
Leslie Caron
UMW Seeks First Strike in 15 Years Over Wage Demands
United Mine Workers announce possible walkout in soft coal sector after 15 years as Wage Policy Committee in New York signals demand for a 4 percent wage rise from a $26.25 base, plus extended vacations, holidays, and minimum crew counts for underground equipment. Negotiations to resume behind the scenes as Tony Parent leads to a possible contract proposal for the 200-member union.
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Washington
UPI
United Mine Poets Ae
New York
UMW
W. A
Tony
Bituminous Operators Association
Concenent
UME
Secretary Is Defendant in Suit
Wanda Phlegar secretary of White Oak Deverent Association Inc is named defendant in a Raleigh County Circuit Court recovery suit filed Wednesday. The suit seeks return of property including check books canceled checks ledger billing cards and other records valued at 300. Plaintiff demands the return and the attorney for the plaintiff is Clay S Crouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Phlegar
White Oak Deverent Association, Inc
Raleigh County
Clay S. Crouse
Pilot Teaching Center Receives $8,000 Grant
CHARLESTON West Virginia reports a grant of 8000 dollars from the U S Office of Education for a pilot student teaching center. State Superintendent Rex M Smith says funds cover fiscal years 1966 68 and a full time director will administer the program.
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Charleston
UPI
U. S. Office of Education
West Virginia
Rex M. Smith
Obits and Funeral Notices From Oak Hill Area
Death notices and funeral details for Alex Septcinet and multiple Oak Hill area residents. Final rites, burial sites, call times, and hospital deaths are listed with ages, family survivors, and affiliated churches or employers. The notices reference Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill and High Lawn Memorial Park.
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Alex Septcinet
Oak Hill
Tyree
Leo Werner
High Lawn Memorials Park
Septcinet
I Hill
Milburn By-Products Co
Earl James Fox
Brooksville
Fla
Thomas Pineal
Chapa
William Seacrist
High Lawn Memorial Park
Fox
Tristian Construction Co
Baptist Church
Victor
Stevie
Malinda Fox
Marie E. Fox
Fred D
Willard A. Fox
Cincinnati
Ohio
Opal Renick
Rosa Patton
Gatewood
Mary
C. S. Donnelly
Snell
Beckley Hospital
Winona
Joseph Snell
Elizabeth Coltner Snell
St. Albans
Bobby
James
Franklin Jr
John
Sandra Snell
Pete Johnson
David
Roy
Charleston
Evelyn Brown
Marion Hylton
Staunton
Fires burn over 700 acres in Virginia area deadly smoke
Forests face danger as March winds and warm afternoons dry the forest floor. In the Roanoke Radford region near the West Virginia border Northwestern Virginia 60 fires burned more than 700 acres on Wednesday. Near Roanoke on Poor Mountain a fire scorched over 200 acres and a 73 year old man named W Byars died from smoke inhalation.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Roanoke-Radford
Roanoke
W. Byars
Bishop Pike on Jesus and resurrection beliefs in interview
The interview covers Pike’s view that Jesus was uniquely open to God while fully human, denying the incarnation yet affirming divine fullness in Him. He discusses resurrection belief, eternal life, heaven and hell, and his stance as a reductionist while asserting ongoing human freedom after death.
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Jesus
Socrates
Buddha
God
Jesus Was In Any Sense Devine
St. Paul
Meetiog
Heaven
Hell
Harper & Row
Saigon Airbase Fears as Tanks Rally in Counterattack
Reported fighting near Saigon centers on a government outpost 10 miles north after dawn assault by about 1,000 Communist forces aided by mortars and artillery. U S casualties for the week ending March 19 reach 80 dead and 816 wounded with 17 missing or captured. Communist losses include 627 killed and 59 captured, 456 weapons seized. Lt Col Diep Buynh Ngoc notes minimal government casualties at the compound and describes rapid tank actions by Reds near the northern gate.
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Saigon
Binh Loi
U.S
Diep Buynh Ngoc
1St Armored Cavalry Squadron
Ane
Sieieses
Ngoc
Firm Ordered To Make Up Pill Shortage
Charleston notes a drug firm must replace pills sold to the state or face prosecution. Labor Commissioner Lawrence Barker reported weights and measures inspectors found shortages in Milan Pharmaceuticals Inc bottles, with some lots missing up to 60 pills. The health department had bought 6,480 tuberculin bottles. Milan, formerly of Princeton, refused to comment.
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Charleston
UPS
Lawrence Barker
Barker
Weights and Measures
Milan Pharmaceuticals Inc
anawda-Charleston Health Department
Health Department
Milan
Princeton
District Fires Under Control in Eight-County Area
Fires in District IV were reported under control after rain and snow fell Wednesday night. No new fires were reported, with twenty fires reined by 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, including eight railroad fires at Mill Creek in Fayette County and other old fires. Counties listed multiple blazes across Fayette, Raleigh, Wyoming, McDowell, and no fires in Mercer, Monroe, Summers or Greenbrier.
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Department of Natural Resources
Wedness
Mill Creek
Fayette County
Raleigh County
Eccles
Harper Bridge
Tommy’s Creek
Veteran’s Hospital
Mabscott-Ping Creek
MacArthur
Glen Daniel
Coal City
Bradley
Maple Fork
Wyoming County
Brenton
Lacy Fork
Garden Gap
Little Huff Creek
McDowell County
Anawalt
Bradshaw Creek
Stringtown
Groundhog
Premier Carette
Honey Creek
Cheney Knob
Boonesborough
Fayette Station
Mercer
Monroe
Greenbrier
China Sees Shift After Mao Era As Pye Predicts Change
37 year old political scientist born in China of American missionary parents argues Mao's death will trigger major political changes in China. He notes Sino Soviet strain may intensify US Chinese tensions and China may isolate itself before younger intellectuals steer a more flexible long term path.
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Russia
China
United Press International
U.S
Pye
Mao Tze- Tung
Chinese Communist Party
Mao
World Communist Party
Moscow
Peking
Carleton College
Minnesota
Yale
Moe
Blizzard dengarten death toll rises in Midwest storm
A man identified as Blizzard dengarten was found near his downed truck outside Howells Nebraska, where four men trapped by the blizzard were discovered. The group had been returning to West Point from a meeting on an island when exposure likely caused their deaths. Minnesota and Iowa reported four storm related deaths while Wisconsin and South Dakota each had one.
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Dengarten
Howells
Neb
West Point
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Akota
Turkey Dinner at Sophia Methodist Church Friday
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Sophia Methodist Church will serve a turkey dinner this Friday evening after sunset at the church. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.
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Womans Society of Christian Service
Sophia Methodist Church
Ss UN
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