Pope Opens Ecumenical Council Audience in Sistine Chapel
In Vatican City Pope John XXIII held an audience in the Sistine Chapel for officials from 85 nations as opening ceremonies concluded. The first working session begins Saturday to form committees on church modernization, anti materialism efforts, and reunification of Christiandom.
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Vatican City
UPI
John XXIII
Ecumenical Council
Sistine Chapel
St. Peter’s Basilica
Antonio Segni
Amintore Fanfani
U. S
G. Frederick Reinhardt
United States
Cuba
Castro
Fidel Castro
Pope John
Vatican
Michelangelo
College of Cardinals
Baptists Condemn Ole Miss Violence and Back School Integration
Delegates at the 97th West Virginia Baptist Convention condemned the University of Mississippi riot as a top act of racial violence and urged open admission for qualified students. They also supported the Supreme Court ban on state written prayers in public schools and elected Rev. H. Fidon Waltz as president.
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UPI
West Virginia Baptist Convention
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Supreme Court
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Parkersburg
Forrest Parsons
Huntington
R. E. Melton
St. Albans
Clarence A. Figgatt
Five Children Perish In Fire In Modena NY
Five migrant farm workers children perished in a fire that gutted their temporary home at Stanley Orchards in Modena Hudson Valley. Three other siblings escaped unharmed while investigators said the deaths involved Jerome 18 Walter 15 Jarline 13 Roxianna 10 and Andrus 8. The blaze began on the first floor near a kerosene stove in the living room.
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Army education level rises in decade report
A Defense Department report released Wednesday shows Army education advanced sharply over the last decade with 59 percent of enlisted men being high school graduates in the 12 months ending July 1, up from 34.1 percent in 1952.
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Humphrey to Provide Probers Tax Returns
Washington UPI report says George M. Humphrey's lawyers will turn over select personal tax returns to Senate investigators. An informal deal limits data to profits Humphrey earned from stockpile contracts, avoiding unrelated years while he led Hanna Co. and later served as Treasury secretary.
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Nickel Plant To Expand At Huntington Alloy Works
About 800 construction workers will be hired for a $25 million modernization at the Huntington Alloy Products Division of INCO. Board chairman Henry S. Wingate said the expansion should be finished in about 15 months, adding new buildings for mills and equipment.
Tax relief bill signed for self employed pensions
Washington reports that President Kennedy signed a Treasury opposed measure allowing self employed doctors lawyers and other professionals to set up tax deductible private pension funds. The bill limits deductions to half of contributions up to 10 percent of income with a $2,500 yearly ceiling.
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Dentist H J Scott, Clarksburg, dies after 43 years practice
Dr. H J Scott a longtime dentist in Clarksburg died Wednesday night in a local hospital after 43 years of practice. He is survived by his widow and two brothers.
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Law Professor Sees Courts Tossing Fair Representation
West Virginia law professor Stanley Dadisman argues the proposed fair representation amendment would likely be challenged and struck down by the U S Supreme Court if enacted. He notes current apportionment gives each county a delegate and cites Berkeley and Wirt Counties as examples of unequal representation under the present system.
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UPI
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Teller says Soviet ahead in nuclear arms race
San Francisco UPI Physicist Edward Teller warned that the lack of full testing could leave the United States a second rate power. He said the Russians may be ahead in nuclear weapons and urged continued testing until an international authority governs peace. Teller noted U.S. tests this year were not ideal due to a moratorium and security limits. He claimed progress in weapon efficiency, delivering bigger explosions with less weight, and that U.S. tests now offer greater power, mobility, and concealment.
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UPI
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Peggy Wagner Bride-To-Be Honored At Bridal Shower
A bridal shower for Peggy Wagner, center, was held in the Richmond Recreation Room on Thursday night. Co-hostesses were Mrs. June Reed and Miss Barbara Wagner. Peggy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Wagner of Princewick, is engaged to David McKinney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McKinney of Coal City. A long guest list included many local women. (RNS)
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James Chamberlain
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Olie White
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Richmond Recreation Room
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Barbara Wagner
James Wagner
Princewick
David McKinney
Fred McKinney
Coal City
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Lowell Law
Opal Hutchinson
Lillian Beasley
Wilbur Reed
Present-For You and Yours Astro Guide Note
The column advises benefit radiations to lift mood, suggests outdoor time and moderate exercise, and to answer personal correspondence over the weekend. It notes Thespis as the first actor to play individual roles in ancient Greece, with actors still called thespians today.
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Television as teaching aid expands access to lecturers
An increasing number of schools will use television to aid teaching not to replace teachers, enabling many schools that could not otherwise afford them to utilize the best lecturers.
Daily Horoscope for Aries to Pisces with cautions and tips
Aries warns of possible home and work trouble. Taurus urges rest and reading. Gemini cautions on impulse purchases. Cancer warns against expecting priority. Leo notes increased complaining. Virgo advises seeking facts. Libra dangers of quarrels. Scorpio urges conscience over money. Sagittarius cautions on sensitivity. Capricorn calls for teamwork. Aquarius quickened pace. Pisces advises staying calm amid surprises.
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Ban on slot machines for prison guards clubs
London reports that British prison commissioners curbed inmate recreation by banning slot machines from prison guards clubs, signaling tighter controls on leisure activities within penal facilities.
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London
UPI
Marshall U Sets Up Human Rights Group
The Marshall University student senate voted to create a seven member human rights commission for one year to hear discrimination complaints on and off campus. The panel will work with university administration and the Huntington Human Rights Commission and was approved 10 to 8.
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UPI
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Huntington Human Rights Commission
Order of Publication in Raleigh Circuit Court
Publication in Raleigh County West Virginia to defendants unknown Sara Mead Thomason William Thomason Evelyn Mead Parsons Edgar Russell Parsons Red Mead Parsons Elizabeth V Parsons Edgar Russell Parsons Jr Clark Edwards Parsons. Action seeks sale and conveyance of 5.34 acre tract on Little White Stick to fulfill prior deeds and wills with life interest for Pearl K Mead and trusts for Sara Mead Thomason and Evelyn Mead Parsons. Defendants must answer by November 13, 1962 or default judgment will follow. Clerk C Harold Hanks notes.
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Death Notices and Funeral Announcements
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Artistic Arrangements For Fall Festivities
Florists ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS FOR FALL FESTIVITIES from DIAS FLORAL CO at 345 City Ave offers seasonal bouquets and centerpieces. Phone 253-4561.
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