Bluefield Honors Top Students At Luncheon
Bluefield College honored nineteen top honors students at a luncheon themed Goals of Education. Dr. Primitivo Delgado, dean of Bluefield College, delivered the Honors Day address to attendees at the Auditorium Restaurant, with the college scholarship committee sponsoring the event.
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Primitivo Delgado
Bluefield College
Bluefield State College
Joyce A. Hardin
Ruth Parsons
Brenda M. Saundle
Patricia H. Linkford
Alford Thompson
Vera M. Brooks
Iona Green
Hotpoint Quality Appliances Promises Prompt Dependable Service
The notice pledges maintenance and dependable service for Hotpoint Quality Appliances, emphasizing prompt action and economical support. This compact card signals continued commitment to customer care and reliable product upkeep.
Dawn Burnette to Attend Camp Causing Fayetteville Pride
Dawn Burnette of Maple Road is sponsored by the Garden Study Club of Fayetteville to attend Camp Caesar at Webster Springs. The centennial conservation camp runs June 10 to 15 with about 264 youths ages 15 to 18 and a staff of 50 professionals from federal and state agencies. Burnette is a Fayetteville High School junior, an honor student, varsity majorette, band member and County Band participant for three years, a Glee Club member, and recent Le Cercle Francais inductee.
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College bans two Greek groups over Mountain Lake party
At Concord College Mountain Lake Virginia incident leads to Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity and Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority losing charters until September 1, 1964. Thirty five students receive penalties from social probation to formal warnings. six disciplined for misconduct at a college dance in Hinton on April 27. Investigation finds no substantiation of broader misconduct rumors tied to homecoming events and a spelling bee winner from fourth through ninth grade.
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Top Officers Retire Create Leadership Gap for 70s
COL RAY CROMLEY notes a looming leadership gap across the armed services as young officers depart after their initial commitments. He cites heavy losses in technical fields and warns of a shrinking pool to advance to admiral and general ranks, amid pay and prestige issues and Pentagon planning shifts under McNamara.
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Cambridge Research
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