Defense Opens Case In Libel Suit Against Dr Ward Wylie
In Pineville the libel trial seeks 250000 damages over a Charleston Gazette Mail editorial dated August 16 1964 alleging unethical conduct by Dr Ward Wylie a 65 year old physician and former state legislator. Chilton described how an investigation aimed to test facts and whether Milan products influenced his prescribing while noting Wylie denied pressuring stockholders.
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Pineville
Ward Wylie
Mullens
Charleston Wylie
Maullens
Lee
Charleston Gazette
Lai
West Vir Medical Association
Springs
Milan
Oihen
Cross
Chilton
Police Court Collects 461 From Fines At Beckley
In Beckley Police Court the night session yielded 461 in bond forfeitures. Defendants included Larry Bolin of Beaver with 101, Judson G. Shepard of 427 1 2 Neville with 333, plus 1500 for drunkenness. Others, W R Maddin, Pat Maddin, Perry Price, R E Newman, and John H Hunter each forfeited 5 on traffic warrants.
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Gree Ines
Beckley
Larry Bolin
Beaver
Judson G. Shepard
Neville
W. R
Pat Maddin
Perry Price
R. E. Newman
John H. Hunter
James D. Trail
MacArthur
Ray W. Oaks
Blue Jay
Roy E.pluto
Beckley Boys
Robert Parker
Greenbrier Court
Frank Fitzpatrick
Johnstown Rd
$18 Million Aid Allocated for WV Students
West Virginia will receive 18 million dollars in federal funds for fiscal 1966 to aid students from low income families under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. The allocation, approved by the U S Office of Education, will assist children with family incomes under 2000 dollars per year or those on welfare. An additional 827,281 dollars funds supplementary education centers and services. Eligibility covers students in public or private schools.
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Washington
API
West Virginia
U. S. Office of Education
Arch A. Moore Jr
Moore
Wanere
Sanitarian cites county dairy and health department actions
Richard of Charleston reported inspections of milk firms in the county, noting a pasteurization plant degraded and later restored to Grade A after meeting conditions. He described three September food handler education sessions, a conference for commercial establishments with 85 proprietors present, jail room inspections, and a Glass House restaurant review. The Army Corps would need 150000 to widen a creek channel for sanitation. Betty and Miss Bernadine Dodrill discussed school health, Start programs, TB X Ray plans, and new health worker assignments. Chlorine purchase for water supply was reported with ongoing placement measures.
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Richard
Charleston
Moats
Raleigh County
Glass House
Stick Creek
Paul Id
Army Core 8
Betty
Bernadine Dodrill
Ra- County
Suvehyante
Medien School
Seniors Initiate Cleanup Drive at Local School
GLEN ROGERS RIIS seniors lead a cleanup drive under Young Powers guidance stressing conduct regular attendance and school spirit. Judith Mearen, president, organized skits showing right and wrong bus behavior and classroom conduct contrasting with misdeeds by thugs. Participants include Howard Price Linda Snuffer Rosalie Lucas Tommy Limerly Dale Pizzino Reggie Roles Freida Greer Robert Lafferty and others.
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Glen Rogers
RIIS
Young Powers
Spee
Judith Mearen
Uecrater
Tee
Cnte
Owl staff picks for next year at school
Junior members of the Owl staff were selected including Tommy Peck, with sports writer Jeanie Day and feature editor McGraw named for next year. During the meeting plans were laid for Saturday activities and events.
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Owl
Tommy Peck
Jeanie Day
McGraw
Society
Desette Joe Hayden and Verne Morgan Featured Wednesday
The Wednesday edition highlights Desette Joe Hayden and Verne Morgan in community news and upcoming local events. Readers are invited to attend or participate in the scheduled activities and notices.
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Desette Joe Hayden
Verne Morgan
Elevator Men Question Sparks Acknowledgment Debate
A brief note questions whether patience will endure as the topic of elevator maintenance and worker roles is raised. No firm conclusions are given, but expectations for clarity and answers from officials are hinted.
Pre-School Program Details to Be Explained at Meets
West Virginia Head Start officials outline three new year round pre school programs for under privileged children three years or older. Activities include health tutoring and remedial education social services and parent engagement while avoiding conflicts with school days. Meetings will be held in Wheeling Keyser Parkersburg Charleston and Mercer County with local officials and community representatives in attendance.
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Charleston
UPI
Sear
I Bre Werty
West Virginia
Roll and
Crete
Mid - Atlantic
Elizabeth DePaulo
DePaulo
Wheeling
Keyser
Parkersburg
Mercer County
Community Action Panel
Representatives County
West Virginia University
Appalachian Center
Carson Favors State Convention Amid Reform Debate
West Virginia figure urges constitutional revision by convention, warns piecemeal change would burden future generations. Governor Smith hints at 1966 legislative session handling the issue. TEEN DANCE SLATED OAK HILL Oak Hill recreation center hosts a teen dance Saturday 8 to 11 p.m. 50 cents admission. Jaycees sponsor with The Things from Mount Hope providing music. Bill Caviness leads Oak Hill event.
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Charleston
UPS
West Virginia
Carson
Hulett C. Smith
Gove
Oak Hill
Oak Hill Recreation
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