Pine Lodge Beckley Featured for Convalescent Care Pioneering
Pine Lodge at Beckley, West Virginia, is profiled in the State Magazine Section by Thomas F. Stafford. The feature credits Dr. Fred Richmond and colleagues for pioneering convalescent care between hospital and home, noting the center’s growth to a daily average of 42 patients with a 75 capacity. Gov. Barron attended the dedication, and photographs accompany the piece showing Dr. Richmond with a patient and a nurse aide.
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Pine Lodge
Beckley
State Magazine
the Sun
Thomas F. Stafford
Register
West Virginia
Fred Richmond
Barron
Richmond
Frank
Elizabeth Meek to Lead West Virginia Education Association
Elizabeth Anne Meek of Wheeling was elected president of the West Virginia Education Association at the Delegate Assembly in Charleston. She will continue as a 10th grade English teacher at Triadelphia High School and has prior leadership roles in state and national teacher groups. C. P. Wells was named vice president and Carolyn Kallmerten joined the executive committee. about 300 delegates attended.
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Charleston
UPI
Elizabeth Anne Meek
Wheeling
West Virginia Education Association
Miss Meek
C. P. Wells
Nicholas County High School
Summersville
Carolyn Kallmerten
Lincoln
Triadelphia High School
West Virginia Classroom Teachers Association
National Education Association
Wells
West Virginia Secondary Principals Committee
Nicholas County Education Association
Miss Kallmerten
Kanawha County Classroom Teachers Association
Kanawha County Reading Association
Critics attack West attitude at Strasbourg gathering
In Strasbourg France a UPI report notes a conference of Captive Nations leaders denouncing the West for a prudent conciliatory stance toward the Communist world. Former Lithuanian diplomat Vaclovas Sizikauskas urged Iron Curtain exiles that liberalization in Eastern Europe shows no signs of occurring.
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Strasbourg
France
UPI
Captive Nations of
Europe
Vaclovas Sizikauskas
Operation Nightingale gains pace to recruit Army nurses
The Army’s Operation Nightingale aims to recruit nurses with Plan B targeting college students in accredited nursing programs. The program offers financial aid for the last 24 months, salary during study, and a path from private to second lieutenant with full Army benefits and a three year active duty obligation after graduation.
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Army
National League of Nursing
United States
Army Reserve
Seek kindred spirits to join in a local arts trek
Ocean present for you and yours invites readers to gather a like minded group for a nearby arts outing including museums concerts and plays. The note encourages studying a long held interest during a rich material period and hints at social and cultural enrichment ahead.
ZodiacHints For All Signs From 1963 Field Enterprises
The 1963 zodiac forecast offers brief guidance for each sign. Aries urged to forgive minor disputes, Taurus warned against coldness, Gemini reassured with a clear mind, Cancer values shared happiness, Leo seeks prestige profits, Virgo notes a forgotten person may reappear, Libra to widen social circles, Scorpio cautions against neglect of home, Sagittarius optimistic with ideas, Capricorn advised to socialize more, Aquarius appears distant but not unsympathetic, Pisces must curb temperamental urges with willpower.
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LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Colonaid Promises Gentle Constipation Relief Overnight
Tense nerves block bowel impulses causing constipation. Colonaid tablets use a unique colonic nerve stimulant with bulking action to restore colon activity. Clinically proved to relieve constipation overnight. Introductory size 43¢.
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Colonaid
Sarandon to star in Diary of Anne Frank at WVU theater
Chris Sarandon Jr. and John Weldon are among cast members for WVU Theater's staging of The Diary of Anne Frank in Reynolds Hall Morgantown over Thursday through Saturday as part of Greater West Virginia Weekend Curtain at 8 15 pm. Diane Hunter Miss West Virginia 1963 plays Anne with the play recounting a Jewish teen who hid from the Nazis in Amsterdam.
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Beckleyan
Chris Sarandon Jr
Anne Frank
West Virginia University Theater
Morgantown
Sarandon
Chris Sarandon
Woodlawn Ave
Wheeling News
West Virginia
John Weldon
Virginia
Harman Cantrell
Mr. Frank
WVUI
Diane Hunter
Arlington
Anne
Miss Hunter
Amsterdam
Reynolds Hall
Betsy Ross Bakers Workers Approve Union Representation
Teamsters Union United Mine Workers District 50 reports that Betsy Ross Bakeries Inc. Beckley employees voted to join a union. Local plant workers approved collective bargaining on Thursday and similar votes passed at Bluefield and Grundy Virginia operations.
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Betsy Ross Bakeries Inc
Beckley
Teamsters Union
United Mine Workers
District 50
Stanley Burress
Betsy Ross
Bluefield
Grundy
Largest flower rafflesia cited by Grolier Society
United Press International notes the parasitic rafflesia produces the largest flower, blooming on decaying vegetation at tropical forest floors according to the Grolier Society.
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United Press International
Grolier Society
WWHS Thespians Publicize Centennial Nationally
West Virginia Centennial gains nationwide attention through Woodrow Wilson High School Thespian Troupe 754. The group promotes Honey in the Rock and plans to feature their outdoor drama in Dramatics Magazine, coordinating 48 members across roles from writing to proofreading.
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West Virginia
Woodrow Wilson High School
Thespians
National Thespian Society
Fairmont State
Vickie Shumate
Leon Miller
Dramatics
Thomas Laqueur
National Magazine
Woodrow Wilson High School Thespian
Dollars For Scholars Campaign Opens Today
The Dollars for Scholars campaign begins as the Citizens' Scholarship Foundation of Beckley Inc. seeks donations from $1 or more to fund grants and loans for local graduates. Woodrow Wilson High School National Honor Society members will canvass 6 to 8 p.m. today and Tuesday, wearing graduation caps and foundation membership cards. Scholarships will target two and four year college programs and post graduate vocational study, with awards announced at a public meeting in early June.
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Citizens’ Scolarship Foundation
Beckley Inc
Woodrow Wilson High School
Drive Under Way In Shady Spring Scholarship Drive
The Shady Spring Citizens Scholarship fund drive runs today through Saturday to aid as many SSHS area students as possible in pursuing education. A spokesman says every citizen served will be asked to contribute, noting a larger fund will benefit more deserving students.
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Shady Spring
SSHS
Installment Plans Make Months Seem Shorter and Years Bigger
A concise statement argues that opting for installment payments can compress perceived month length while extending the sense of years. It presents a general financial psychology claim without citing specific sources or figures.
Free Clinic Set For May 13 In Huntington
A free clinic for all multiple sclerosis patients in the state is scheduled Monday May 13 in the out patient department of St Marys Hospital Huntington. The Tri State Area Chapter of the National MS Society of Huntington with St Marys Hospital sponsors the event open to MS patients from nearby Ohio and Kentucky counties. Patients should notify the MS office by mail or phone in advance. The clinic is free and will run in temporary quarters near the ambulance entrance during remodeling with physicians and physical therapists present and an orderly on duty.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Huntington
Tri-State
National
Progressive Party Nomination Convenes for Sophia Election
Candidates for Sophia city election will be selected at a Progressive Party nomination convention held at 7 30 p m Tuesday in City Hall. Public sentiment on horse race bets remains mixed with a common refrain that they should not be placed.
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Sophia
Progressive Party
City Hall
Forty West Virginia residents to be naturalized Friday
Twenty seven residents from twelve southern West Virginia communities will appear before Judge John A Field Jr Friday at 11 a m to take the oath as new citizens of the United States. The U S Immigration and Nat uralization Service has notified these future citizens that their final petitions for citizenship have been approved. After the oath taking ceremonies the new citizens will be guests at a reception. Additional persons granted citizenship at special hearings were invited to attend. Names include Franklyn R. Johnson Beckley Ursula C. Gouldin Lanark Theodore Pritton and Leslie F. Pritton Montgomery Kenneth J. MacKenzie Beckley Sergio A. Pay uyo Logan Jose C. Fernandez Touzon White Sulphur Springs Han Yong Lee and Han Kyung Lee Logan Thomas Given White Sulphur Springs Chae Han Joseph Chang Chung Sook Chun Chang Mann Jorge De La Piedra Mullens.
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West Virginia
John A. Field Jr
United States
U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Germany
Franklin R. Johnson
Beckley
Ursula C. Gouldin
Lanark
Great Britain
Theodore Pritton
Leslie F. Pritton
Montgomery
Canada
Kenneth J. MacKenzie
Philippines
Sergio A. Payuyo
Logan
Cuba
Jose C. Fernandez Touzon
White Sulphur Springs
Korea
Han Yong Lee
Han Kyung Lee
Ireland
Thomas Given
Yo ng Students Win Trap Hill FFA Contests
Yo ng Students at Trap Hill High School Vocational Agricultural team won area FFA honors with Surveyor Chapter taking first in Parliamentary Procedure and Greenville second. Dennis Sizemore led Public Speaking with Union Greenbrier Federation first and Donald Trent second. John Scott won FFA Creed with Union Greenbrier Federation first, Danny Hypes second. All 99 West Virginia chapters competed, with area winners advancing to the state convention July 25 29 at Jacksons Mill.
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Trap Hill High School
Surveyor Chapter
Southern Federation
Greenville
Greenbrier Federation
Dennis Sizemore
Union
Donald Trent
Surveyor
John Scott
Danny Hypes
Summersville
West Virginia
FFA
Jackson's Mill
Echo Spring Distillery 86 Proof 1962 Louisville KY
A concise record notes 86 proof whiskey from Echo Spring Distillery based in Louisville Kentucky during 1962 indicating a labeled bottling or product specification. The entry records the brand origin and geographic location tied to the era.
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Echo Spring Distillery
Louisville
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