Army plans four nurse programs to meet critical need
Editor notes a series of four programs named Plan A to D to recruit nursing students under Operation Nightingale. Plan A offers 12 months of financial aid for a 30 month diploma nursing program, with age, citizenship and qualification requirements. Selected students receive a monthly salary, board and care if needed, and Army privileges while remaining in school, then commission as second lieutenant after graduation and two years of service. Contact Sgt Eunice Long at the Army Recruiting Main Station Beckley.
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Army
Secretary of the Army
National League For Nursing
Department of the Army
United States
Plan A
School of Nursing
Ft. Sam Houston
Tex
ANC
Army Nurse Corps
Eunice Long
WAC
U. S. Army
Beckley
Colonaid Colonic Nerve Stimulant Promises Quick Constipation Relief
Tense nerves block bowels and Colonaid tablets offer a new principle a unique colonic nerve stimulant with bulking action. Clinically proven Colonaid claims to restore regularity overnight and leave you feeling great with introductory size 43 cents.
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Colonaid
Paroled Coed Plans UT Attendance in Tennessee
Sarah Jeanett Johns, 22, was granted parole from prison to attend the University of Tennessee after earning 12 college credits via correspondence while incarcerated. The State Parole Board approved the release contingent on UT acceptance of her application.
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College
Nashville, Tenn
UPI
University of Tennessee
State Parole Board
Sarah Jeanett Johns
Miss Johns
Appalachian Promotes Robert R. Griffith
Robert R. Griffith of Appalachian Power Co. is promoted from Oak Hill area supervisor to division line engineer in Charleston. Born 1926 in Pemberton, he attended Shady Spring High School and West Virginia University, and has held multiple engineering posts in Beckley and Oak Hill. He plans to move his family to Charleston after the current term and is active in local professional and service organizations.
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Robert R. Griffith
Appalachian Power Co
Oak Hill
Charleston
J. C. Hansbarger
Roanoke
Virginia
Griffith
Beckley
Pemberton
Shady Spring High School
West Virginia University
West Virginia Society of Professional
Elks Club
Oak Hil Rotary Club
Oak Hill Country Club
Tau Beta Pi
Eta Kappa Nu
Oak Hill Methodist Church
Stewardship and Finance Commission
Mary Sperrow
Highland
U S Steel Industry Output for First Quarter 1963
The total production of the U S steel industry for the first quarter of 1963 reached 26,692,266 net tons, reflecting the sector's output level during the early 1960s.
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U. S
Woodrow Wilson High names junior class cheerleaders 1963
Kay Phillips Ruann Ernst Linda Pettry Susan Cassell Betty Avis and Sharon Gorman were chosen as WHS cheerleaders for 1963 64 after tryouts on April 17. Each girl is active in honors clubs religious and community groups and attends local churches.
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Woodrow Wilson High School
Kay Phillips
Ruann Ernest
Linda Pettry
Susan Cassell
Betty Avis
Sharon Gorman
Kay
W. E. Phillips
Laren St
Rainbow Girls
Saint Mary's Methodist Church
Eileen Ernst
Lauren Ave
Ruann
National Honor Society
Tri-Hi-Y
Science Club
Regular Baptist Church
Posey Pettry
Johnstown Rd
Linda
Beckley Presbyterian Church
NATO nuclear force urged to bind Europe and US
West German Defense Minister Kai-Uwe von Hassel urged Monday that NATO create a nuclear force to bind Europe and the United States and end isolationism on both sides of the Atlantic. He warned that growing U S isolationism reflects fatigue over bearing European defense duties.
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Bonn
UPI
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Europe
United States
Atlantic
Pam Lynch Named As Queen Of Friday Ball
Pam Lynch will reign as queen of the Junior Historians Ball at Woodrow Wilson High School in the school gymnasium at 8 p.m. Friday. Attendants will be Judy Kesler and Gloria Sarandon. The program features awards, coronation, officer installation, two minute talks by Mayor Cecil L. Miller, candidates and delegates from Raleigh County, and new officers led by Gloria Sarandon with a slate of officers and committee members.
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Pam Lynch
Woodrow Wilson High School
Judy Kesler
Gloria Sarandon
Cecil L. Miller
John Wesley Smith
W. W. Withrow
Raleigh County
House of Delegates
Leslie Gates
Charles Hodel
Lloydette Humphrey
Tommy Thompson
Tom Martin
Douglas Tolbert
Elizabeth Richmond
Barbara West
Jed Griswold
Robert Davis
Patty Raines
Freddie Lewis
Law Day Observance Explained By Raleigh Judge
Judge Norman Knapp of Raleigh County Circuit Court explains Law Day and its nationwide observance on May 1. The piece notes due process, trial by jury, equal justice, and civil liberties, honoring the patriots who sacrificed for freedom and the Republic.
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Norman Knapp
Raleigh County Circuit Court
Knapp
The
Register
Torneys
Road Cleaning Task Scheduled By Club
The Centennial Beautification project will be boosted by Land-O-Hills Kiwanis Club members Saturday morning as they clear Maxwell Hill Dry Hill and Prosperity roads. Capt Raymond Eye District IV DN R chief law enforcement spoke at the meeting. Nine Beckley Kiwanis Club members attended as guests. Dinner was served by the Dry Hill women.
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Land-O-Hills
Kennedy urges every family to buy government bonds
President Kennedy urged all Americans to participate in the Treasury freedom savings bond drive from May 1 to July 4. He said every family has a personal responsibility to help preserve freedom and build a just, enduring peace by buying savings bonds.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Treasury
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