Pax lively families visit. Airman headed for California
In Whiting and Charleston, families hosted relatives over the weekend while MSgt. Claredon Williams and Becky returned to Fort Knox after a visit. Pax Junior High fifth and sixth graders tied for first in a toy gathering contest and celebrated with a party hosted by the Tyree family.
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TV changes view of news on American television
New programs such as David Brinkley's Journal and Here and Now plus CBS Reports and Close-Up shift TV toward feature news over hard reporting. TV news coverage remains strongest in newspapers for major events while TV experiments with personal journalism and editorial tone, aiming for high visual storytelling.
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Burglary arrests at Cliff Top by State Police
A man and a woman were arrested by the Oak Hill Detachment of State Police on burglary charges Tuesday night at Cliff Top. Wanted in Webster Springs, Joe Spencer O'Brien, 59, and Dessie Charaway, about 40, were placed in the Fayette County Jail awaiting Webster Springs authorities. The pair was apprehended at the Tompkins residence at Cliff Top.
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Bank loans rise in Richmond district led by manufacturers
In the 5th Federal Reserve District, leading banks extended business loans by 2,123,000 during the past week. Most gains went to non durable goods producers, fabricated metal makers, retailers and textile businesses in the Richmond area.
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Lois Cline Named BYF’er of the Month at Toneda Church
Miss Lois Cline, daughter of Mrs Ollie Cline, named BYF er of the Month by the Baptist Youth Fellowship of Toneda Baptist Church. A freshman at Oceana High School she joins the chorus and participates in all church activities.
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No Work for Jury in Tyler County Grand Session
A Tyler County Circuit Court grand jury convened today but found nothing to indict. Officials note the county is among the most law abiding in the state as no felony or misdemeanor presentments were made.
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Middlebourne
UPI
Tyler County
Tyler
Fat Adds Load On Heart, Warns West Virginia Group
A note from the West Virginia Heart Association urges readers to consider the health impact of fat on the heart. It directs inquiries to the association at 1906 Washington St. East, Charleston, for more information.
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Charleston
Baptist Meet Draws 25 From Seven Churches
About 25 pastors laymen and other interested individuals from seven churches attended a Rockcastle Baptist Association meeting Friday night at Rockcastle Baptist Church Rockview. The theme was Church in the home with guests Rev C I Caverlee Parkersburg WV Baptist Convention evangelism director and Rev Waldo Jackson Beckley field representative.
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ANS
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Parkersburg
West Virginia Baptist Convention
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Beckley
Supreme Court Reverses Jury Award in Malicious Prosecution Case
The state supreme court unanimously reversed a $9,000 Fayette County Circuit Court jury verdict in favor of Archie A. Truman of Bentree. Truman sued Fidelity & Casualty Co of New York for malicious prosecution after the insurer alleged he willfully destroyed his car to collect insurance.
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Charleston
First Olympic Games Held in 776 B.C. Greece Crowned in Elis
The first Olympic Games occurred in 776 B.C. in Greece. Cerebus of Elis received the inaugural Olympic wreath, marking the origin of the ancient sports festival.
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Cerebus
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