Pineville High selects two new cheerleaders
Two ninth graders at Pineville High School were chosen Monday as new cheerleaders. Wilhelmina Phillips and Amber Caudill, daughters of local residents, were named, with Patti Griffith as alternate. Amber serves as chaplain of the Girl's Athletic Association and is active in the Pep and Spanish Clubs.
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Pineville High School
Wilhelmina Phillips
Paul Phillips
Amber Caudill
R. J. Caudill
Pineville
Patti Griffith
Harold Griffith
Amber
Girl's Athletic Association
Authorities Probe $100000 Fire Cause In Wheeling
Officials investigated a Roberts Lumber Co fire that caused about 100000 in damage Monday night. The blaze gutted a warehouse and damaged adjoining offices while a main warehouse was spared. Nine fire companies arrived after 8:45 p.m. and control was achieved shortly after 10 p.m. Overnight work continued into Tuesday.
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Wheeling
API
Roberts Lumber Co
City orders overtime parking tickets for stalled trains in Gilroy
Gilroy California officials will issue overtime parking tickets to Southern Pacific Railroad trains that block major intersections for more than five minutes, reactivating an old ordinance.
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Gilroy
Calif
UPI
Southern Pacific Railroad
Nebraska Delegation Faces Rising Dining Room Prices
Nebraskans in Washington observe a surge in costs at the Senate Dining Room where breakfast with congressmen rose from $1 in past years to $1.25 earlier this year and then to $1.35 on Tuesday. The inflationary trend highlights broader price pressures facing residents visiting the capital.
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Washington
UPI
Nebraska
Senate
Court orders release of Larry R. Harding from penitentiary
The State Supreme Court ordered Larry R. Harding released from Moundsville Prison after ruling an error in Taylor County Circuit Court indicting him for grand larceny. The 1964 indictment lacked the word feloniously, rendering the 1 to 10 year sentence void. Judge Frank Haymond authored the unanimous opinion.
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Charleston
UPI
State Supreme Court
Larry R. Harding
Moundsville
Taylor County
Frank Haymond
Harding
Charity Hospital Began in 1737 From Sailor Jean Louis Gift
Charity Hospital in New Orleans traces its founding to 1737, financed by private generosity led by a $2000 gift from a sailor named Jean Louis, marking the start of civic aid through charitable contribution.
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Charity Hospital
New Orleans
Jean Louis
Freedom-Russian Style by Leon Dennen
A 17 year old Moscow girl Yulia Vishnevskaya is arrested by the Russian secret police for belonging to a secret writers and artists association and for participating in a demonstration for Andrei Sinyavski and Yuri Daniel. She is declared mentally ill and placed in an insane asylum with fellow dissidents Vladimir Bukowski and Leonid Gubanov. The piece argues dissent persists despite Soviet oppression and cites broader patterns of crackdowns in Russia China and Vietnam.
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Leon Dennen
New York
NEA
Yulia Vishnevskaya
Moscow
Yulia
Andrei Sinyavski
Yuli Daniel
Yulia Vishnevkaya
Valery Tarsis
Association of Writers and Artists
Vladimir Bukowski
Leonid Gubanov
Sinnyavski
Daniel Protet
Stalin
Russia
P Pblic
Sinyavski
Daniel
Pushkin
Tolstoy
Alexander Herzen
Josif Brodsky
Red China
North
Viet Nam
Board To Tour State Colleges
The Board of Education will tour West Virginia Tech and West Virginia State colleges then attend a conference at Cedar Lakes. A Thursday schedule includes an Education Department session at Tech and a campus tour led by President Leonard Nelson. In the afternoon bids for 440000 dollars in bonds for a Glenville State women's dormitory will be opened at State Institute.
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Charleston
UPI
Board of Education
West Virginia
State
Institute
Glenville State College
Cedar Lakes
West Virginia Association of Physical Plant Supervisors
Marshall University
Concord
West Liberty
Shepherd Colleges
Navy Lt John Baker Reprimanded for Security Breach
In Rosyth Scotland Navy Lt John Baker, newly assigned as a mine disposal expert, left classified documents unlocked in his cabin during a hasty departure. He pled guilty and received an official reprimand at a court martial held Tuesday.
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Rosyth
Scotland
UPS
Navy
John Baker
William Jennings Bryan nickname as Rabbit's Foot Statesman
William Jennings Bryan was nicknamed the Rabbit's Foot Statesman in historical references, reflecting his public persona and reputed luck in political combat during the era.
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William Jennings Bryan
Mullens Students Return From Texas Science Fair
William A. Delp Jr Eugene R. Evans and Lee Hodson return to Mullens after competing in the 7th International Science Fair in Dallas May 9 to 14. Delp and Evans placed first in the Appalachian Regional Science Fair at Bluefield State College on April 1 and attended the Texas event. Hudson a Mullens High School teacher accompanied the regional winners. Delp is son of Mr and Mrs W A Delp Circle Drive Mullens and Eugene is son of Mr and Mrs Eugene R Evans Florence Street Mullens.
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William A. Delp Jr
Eugene R. Evans
Lee Hodson
Mullens
Dallas
Tex
Delp
Evans
Bluefield State College
Texas
Hudson
Mullens High School
W. A. Delp
Circle Drive
Eugene
Eugene RK. Evans
Florence Street
Officers Installed At Oak Hill BSP Meeting
Oak Hill RNS reports the Beta Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi installed officers for 1966 67 led by outgoing president Mrs Mark Miller. A Yard Party plan for May 21 6 30 p m at Mrs Arnold Brackman home, a Mother Daughter Banquet June 2 at TV Lanes 7 p m, and a program on art featuring Mrs Robert Akers Fayetteville with speaker Mrs Edward Thomas. Refreshments served by Mrs Riser co host Mrs Katie Pinson.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Beta Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Mark Miller
R. T. Riser
Arnold Brackman
TV Lanes
Edward Thomas
Robert Akers
Fayetteville
Riser
Katie Pinson
Orville Basham
Philip Comer
John Daniels
Ronnie Hurd
W. R
Weekend guests greet Air Force family in Oak Hill
Weekend guests at Mrs. A. R. Nugen home in Oak Hill included her son Lt. Col. William A. Nugen and daughter in law with children Debby Karen and William Jr. Nugen heads to Kirland AFB New Mexico for B 57 unit transition training then a three year Rhein Mein Germany tour near Frankfort after June 1. He previously led a B 52 squadron at Loring AFB Missouri for five years and has 24 years in service. Mrs. Nugen hails from Rio de Janeiro Brazil.
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A. R. Nugen
Oak Hill
William A. Nugen
Debby
Karen
William Jr
Nugen
Kirland Afb
New Mexico
Rheinmein
Germany
Frankfort
Loring Afb
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Beer Commissioner Probas Dean Den For License Violation
State Beer Commissioner Grover T. Davis placed the Dean Den at Cowen Webster County on six months probation for allowing beer consumption on the premises in violation of a restricted license.
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Grover T. Davis
Dean den
Cowen
Webster County
Panama City Founded by Pedro Arias de Avila in 1519
The city of Panama was established by explorer Pedro Arias de Avila in 1519, marking a pivotal moment in the early Spanish expansion and regional development.
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Panama
Pedro Arias de Avila
Summersville Wins $700,000 EDA Convalescent Hospital Loan
Summersville wins a $700,000 Economic Development Administration loan to build an 80-bed convalescent hospital creating 75 new jobs and spurring local service trades. The project totals $1.45 million with grants from HEW and Commerce and long term low interest financing for 33 years.
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Summersville
Eugene P. Foley
Huntington Guests Maples Fork Visit
Mr and Mrs David Toney of Huntington visit her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Williams on Maple Fork Road and his parents Mr and Mrs Cecil Toney in Prosperity during a family visit.
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Huntington
Maple Fork
RNS
David Toney
Clarence Williams
Maple Fork Road
Cecil Toney
Prosperity
Bearded Students Face Fines at Royal Agricultural College
CIRENCESTER England Bursar Harry Jacobs announced starting today unduly unshaven and bearded students will be fined The amount varies with beard luxuriance and he said beards make people look untidy for the college news report from UPI
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Cirencester
England
UPI
Harry Jacobs
The
Royal Agricultural College
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