Military Men In The News At Home And Overseas
Sgt Bryant L Cook of Oceana is reassigned to Camp Lejeune effective Jan 1 and will join wife Marcella in San Clemente after leaving Viet Nam Dec 1. Airman First Class Jimmie L Church receives Air Force Commendation Medal at Eielson AFB for meritorious service at Duluth Airport. John W Mizell completes nine week signal center course at Fort Gordon. Norman R Blankenship graduates radar operator training at Keesler and heads to Ft Lee for duty with the Air Defense Command.
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Bryant L. Cook
Ralph L. Cook
Oceana
Viet Nam
1St. Battalion
9Th Marines
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Cook
Marcella
O. B. Henderson
Kopperston
San Clemente
Calif
Jimmie L. Church
Mary E. Church
Pineville
Eielson Afb
Alaska
W. W. Jones
Eielson
Church
Duluth International
Mirin
Alaskan Air Command
North America
Pineville High School
Elsie
Ted Combs
John W. Mizell
Wyco
Army Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Mizell
Signal Corps
Army
iFort
Norman R. Blankenship
Riley Blankenship
Keesler Afb
Miss
Air Force
Blankenship
Oceana High School
Ft. Lee Air Force Station
Airease Command
Hi ho Silver gallops again in show biz mix up
Hollywood reports confusion over the Lone Ranger horse Silver. Two animals existed, one at 31 who died and another at 18 active in rodeos and appearances. Wrather executives say the original horse is gone but Silver remains alive via replacements, avoiding a crowd upset.
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Hollywood
Ho Silver
Silver
Lone Ranger
Tonto
Wrather Corporation
Jack Wrather
Ranger
Radio Silver
Mr. Wrather
Wrather
Army names and lineages listed in brief notice
Army roster line lists soldiers with full names and parentage including George William Ramsey Sizemore Nolan Ramsey, William Ray Stamper Charleston Raymond Stamper, Billy Ray Smith Clendenin Ralph Smith Zella Smith, James Darrell Holstein Bround land James Holstein Virginia Holstein, Wesley Gordon Lester Helen Willard Mil dred Lester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George William Ramsey
Sizemore
Nolan
Nellie Ramsey
William Ray Stamper
Charleston
Raymond
Thelma Stamper
Billy Ray Smith
Clendenin
Ralph
Zella Smith
James Darrell Holstein
Broundland
James
Virginia Holstein
Wesley Gordon Lester
Helen
Willard
Mildred Lester
Not An Enemy In The World By TOM TIEDE
Everett Goias a 20 year old Army private first class from San Francisco died in Vietnam after a brutal firefight in Bravo Company of the 173rd Airborne. Known for his humor and fearlessness he crawled 50 yards under heavy fire before being fatally wounded. Friends recall his high school football days and a plan to marry, and they say he had no enemies in the world except the war itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tiede
Assa
Viet Nam
Nea
Everett Goi
San Francisco
Bravo Company
States
Ev Goias
173Rd Airborne
Everett Goins
Fisherman’s Wharf
Final Rites Wednesday For Silas Underwood
Silas H. Underwood 90 father of former Gov Cecil H. Underwood dies after a 20 month illness. Final rites set for Wednesday at Spring Hill Chapel with burial in Spring Hill Cemetery near W Va 18. Survived by widow Della, son Clynt of Vienna and three daughters M. E. LeMasters, Roy Williams, and Chloe Ferrell.
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Sistersville
UPS
Silas H. Underwood
Cecil H. Underwood
Spring Hill Chapel
Spring Hill Cemetery
W. Va
Shirley
Tyler County
Underwood
Della
Clynt
Vienna
M. E. LeMasters
Paden City
Roy Williams
St.Marys
Chloe Ferrell
Your Dental Health An Important Beauty Point Often Neglected
A dental health column urges women to focus on clean teeth and healthy gums as a crucial part of beauty. It advises brushing, replacing stained fillings, treating gingivitis, and visiting a dentist to keep smile safety and appeal, citing Roosevelt and television examples. Washington columnist Lindsay victory reaction follows.
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President Roosevelt
Lindsay
Washington
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
Free Society Association
Rep
John IV. Lindsay
New York
Association
Denison Kitchel
Shady Spring Man Named Raritan District Governor
Edward W. Sanderson of Shady Spring was elected Saturday as the new governor of the Lower West Virginia District of Raritan National at the 19th annual district convention in Union. He succeeds Charles H. Gillilan Jr. and will head 20 clubs through the coming year.
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Edward W. Sanderson
Shady Spring
Lower West Virginia
Raritan National
Sanderson
Raritan Club
Union
Charles H. Gillilan Jr
Frankford Raritans
Bud Johnson
Bozoo Club
Wallace
Wally) Cox
Muddlety- Glade Creek
James P. Jackson
Gap Mills Club
Curtis Ballard
Lindside Club
Edwin Sibold
Blue Grass Club
Russell Burgess
Dublin
Dist
Gillilan
Bozoo
Greenville
Gap Mills
Lacy Hefner
Gess
Ballard
East River
Lindside
Richmond District
Fairlea
Frankford
Hillsboro
Lievasy
Maxwelton
Muddlety-Glade Creek
Renick
Williamsburg
Bluegrass
Clintonville
Richlands
Smoot
Jekyl Island
Brunswick
Hosiery Production Counts Hover Near One Billion
United Press International reports the World Almanac cites about 912 million pairs of women and girls hosiery produced in the United States in 1963, reflecting a robust footwear and apparel industry size.
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United Press International
United States
The Allure of a Bad Habit While You Pick It Up
A pithy line notes that the appeal of a bad habit is strongest during its acquisition, when the behavior feels satisfying and easy. The quote reflects on how immediate gratification can mask long term harm.
Trouble attractive wench draws many flirting men
A fragment notes that trouble surrounds a young woman regarded as highly attractive, with many men flirting nearby. The brief describes social tension and rumors around her, implying complications from attention rather than explicit events.
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Teek Rice
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Jimmie Church
Raych
Silas Underwood
William Lawrence
D.D.S
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Lawrence
Tric Patio
Seppemormanes
Shady Spring Man
R. E. Troutman Plumbing & Heating
Vance Drive
West
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Sue
Blue Cross Hospital Service, Inc
Atlas Bidg
Charleston, W. Va