Colicos Tracks Changeable Roles From Off Broadway to Soap Opera
John Colicos, acclaimed for Serjeant Musgrave's Dance, plays Devereux on CBS's Secret Storm. The art dealer character shifts from lecherous to Svengali-like, with a wife, in a tale of power and manipulation. Colicos handles daily tonal shifts, planning to depart both roles by mid June, possibly ending with his character's death.
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New York
NBA
Matthew Devereux
Hamburg
Woodbridge
CBS - TV
John Colicos
Devereux
Colicos
Serjeant Musgrave
John
The
Old Vic
Helsinki
Gloria Monty
Yeats
Gloria
Madison Avenue
Secret Storm
God
Weekend guests and hospital notes in Mount Hope area
Mount Hope and nearby residents host family visits over the weekend. O J Walker underwent major surgery at Oak Hill Hospital. Joe Kochinsky remains at Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital for observation and treatment. Other guests include Sally Walker from Charleston and Jemmy and Tim Walker from St Paul and Marshall University. Continuous travel and familial visits span several states with personnel changes and recoveries noted.
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Mount Hope
Emory Lemaster
Hyatsville
Helen Greer
Kilsyth
O.J. Walker
Sally Walker
Charleston
Jemmy Walker
St. Paul
Minn
Tim Walker
Marshall University
Huntington
O. J. Walker
Oak Hill Hospital
Joe Kochinsky
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Max McClung
Ronnie Wilson
Bridgton
N.J
Marvin Wilson
Harvey
Keith Humphrey
Arlington
Page Humphrey
Herbert Walker
Joe Allen McGraw
Hyattsville
Pearl McGraw
Jimmy Huffman
Columbus
Ohio
A. L. Huffman
James Mollohan
Akron
Emerson Mollohan
Roger Cochran
Norfolk
Bill Cochran
John Alexander
Lois
John Jr
Dennis Bays
Mista Ann
Beckley
M. A. Marchetti
Pittsburgh
Madison Street
Beatrice Light
Ruth Thompson
D.D. Thompson, Prince
D R. Crawford
Chicago
Ill
Janie Anderson
Michigan
Grider to Speak at Croton Submarine Commissioning
UPI reports Congressman George Grider will headline ceremonies in Croton Connecticut on July 22 for the nuclear powered submarine Flasher successor to the WWII victor. Grider once commanded the original Flasher credited with sinking 21 Japanese ships and the most enemy tonnage among U.S. subs. The Mullens City election slate features Citizens Party nominees Phillips Dooley Pearis Atkins and Agee facing the Peoples Party led by Luther Kearns in a June 14 vote.
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Mullens
RNS
Citizens Party of
C. C
Lonnie’ Phillips Jr
Grover C. Dooley
E. B
Gene” Atkins
Sam Pearis
Harry Agee
Phillips
Wyoming County
Nullens
Concord College
Athens
West Virginia University
Presbyterian Church
Phillips Addition
Dooley
Poplar Street
First Methodist Church
Pearis
Highland Avenue
First Baptist Church
Atkins
Atkins Esso
Giles County
Virginia
Coanes
First Church of
Gagee
Bowling Green
Outstanding Women Selected By Club In Pineville
Pineville Woman's Club chose Betsy Ross and Mrs. Bernard Stump to represent the group in the Outstanding Young Women of America. At the meeting hosted by Mrs. Woodrow Spaur, plans for the year were discussed, and Mrs. E. D. Hawley resigned. Budget talks led by Stump covered priorities including a Labor Day Parade float and district improvements.
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Pineville
Woman's Club
Betsy Ross
Bernard Stump
Ned Rogers
Woodrow Spaur
E. D. Hawley
Jaycees
Robert Browning
Gene Harvey
Paul Viers
Howard Swimm
Leslie Stephenson
Keith Raymond
Rosco Plumley
L.C. Snyder
Rue Schoolcraft
Harry Cooke Jr
C. L. Cook
James Lyons
Vivian Garland
Pete Pizzino
Six Hern don High Band members graduate after 1961 formation
Six members of the Hern don High School band graduated after playing since the group's 1961 organization. The group received diplomas May 27 and shown from the left are Danny Lusk saxophone Jimmy Harrison saxophone Pat Murphy flute Danny Anderson saxophone David Marsh bass and Judy Davis drums. Band director Louis Kaman.
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Herndon High School
Danny Lusk
Jimmy Harrison
Pat Murphy
Danny Anderson
David Marsh
Judy Davis
Louis Kaman
Mullens Church Fetes High School Graduates
A reception honoring First Methodist Church graduates of Mullens held May 27 featured Kenneth Watkins John Nolley Steve Brooks Peggy Andrews and Kent Sluss as honored students. committee chairwomen were Mrs. B B Brown Jr and Mrs. Carrie Thrasher with several aides and attendees including Rev and Mrs Kenneth Watkins Donna Paula Kara Lynn and others.
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Shields Kline
Kenneth Watkins
Donna
C. W. Andrews Jr
William J. Brown
Paula
R. D. Price
J. O. Cook
Watt Carr
Kara Lynn
George Nolley
W. C. Neal
Marcos to visit U S in August as speaker at Legion meet
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos likely tours the United States in August to speak at the American Legion's national convention after receiving an invitation, with a separate invitation for a state visit from the Johnson administration. The report notes Marcos's World War II service alongside Gen. MacArthur on Bataan.
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Marcos
U.S. Manila
UPI
Ferdinand E. Marcos
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Bataan
American Legion
Johnson
United Staes
Holiday guests visit Glen Rogers families over weekend
Glen Rogers residents hosted relatives and friends from Beckley Arlington and Cleveland over the holiday weekend. Visitors included Glen Robertson and family, Jerry Robertson, Claudia, and other relatives. Multiple gatherings occurred in Glen Rogers and nearby Beckley as guests returned home.
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Glen Rogers
RNS
C. EF. Robertson
Glen E. Robertson
Greg
Claudia
Charleston
Walter S. Brooks
Beckley
Hayden K. Wolfe
Jerry
Dayton
Ohio
Wolfe
Glen Rogers Community Church
Marshall Free
Thomas Dezarn
Jimmy Dezarn
Arlington
C. C. Cottrill
I. W. Davis
Mike Kuklish
Michael
Ronnie
Hyattsville
Louie Caraban
Roger Ellis
Tony
Cleveland
Memorial weekend visitors and travelers from Ravencliff
Mrs. Lillian Hensell left Ravencliff Monday for Arlington Virginia after Memorial weekend visits with relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Lon Stewart and family. The Stewarts and their kin, plus extended family from McGraws Jes se and Daniels areas, planned departures for Cleveland Ohio and Bluefield hospital visits while others returned to Princeton and Detroit.
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Nancy Hash
Inlaw
Jack Brown
McGraws
Jess Trump
Ravencliff
Ted Clay
Soulsville
Stewart
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Stewart
Jesse
Oceana High School
Steve Brooks
Stewarts
Red-Shirting Explained in College Sports
The practice of delaying competition for a year to help an athlete develop skills and strength. Coaches use red shirts to extend eligibility while preserving a player’s potential impact for future seasons.
Mozart Wrote Don Giovanni Overture In One Sitting
A historical note states Mozart composed the Don Giovanni overture in full score during a single session, reflecting his rapid creative process and mastery of operatic prelude craft.
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Mozart
Don Giovanni
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