Stoney Burke and its star Jack Lord aim for cliche-free rodeo show
Jack Lord promotes Stoney Burke as a theme driven ABC series with on location shoots and a four spawn plan. He notes Daystar Productions and Leslie Stevens steer the project while embodying authenticity through wardrobe and control of clichés. Honey Sanders discusses being overweight as advantageous for character roles and her busy screen career.
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Dick Kleiner
Robert Horton
Stoney Burke
Lord
Leslie Stevens
Daystar Productions
Stevens
James Mason
Burke
Honey Sanders
Spy Pleads Guilty in British Espionage Case
London UPI William John Christopher Vassal a cleric son and British Admiralty clerk pleaded guilty to spying for Russia. He was sentenced to 18 years in prison after admitting four charges under the Official Secrets Act. Vassal, 38, formerly served in the naval attache office in Moscow and was said to have supplied secret information to Russian agents over six years.
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London
UPI
William John Christopher Vasall
Russia
Vassal
Moscow
John Hobson
Pineville Students Attend State Council Meet
Three Pineville High School Student Council members represented the school at the state convention in Jackson's Mill October 21 to 23. Jeanie Houck Ned Crews and Mary Beth Pancake were delegates. A J Shannon and James Stone served as sponsors.
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Pineville
RNS
No Fiddling in Nero Story Question
The claim that violins were used during Nero’s Rome fire is incorrect as bowed string instruments were invented in the Middle Ages. The passage argues Nero would have used another instrument if he played while the city burned.
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Nero
Rome
Ban Prosecution: Woman Banned For Life Over Bribe Attempt
London United Press International reports Edna Batters, 27, banned for life by the British Kennel Club after attempting to bribe a judge at a dog show where her poodle Bunty was entered. The case highlights enforcement against unethical conduct in show competitions.
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London
UPI
British Kennel Club
Edna Batters
Bunty
Mount Hope area draws returning travelers and visitors
Mount Hope notes list several locals and visitors. Ethel Lutz returns to Miami after weeks in Mount Hope with son Carl Lutz and daughter-in-law in Columbus. Roger Pat Keeney and Andy Pat go home to Toledo after a visit with foster parents Andrew and Mrs Oschlager. Airman 3 C Wayne Dalton, son of Douglas and Mrs Dalton, goes back to Mississippi after leave. attends Air Traffic School at Kessler. Fred Harless Jr and Cecilia Ann travel with Malinda Davis to Morgantown for WVU game. W R Park visits Erskine Caperton family and Judy Park, WVU freshman. Button Lowe, a Concord College sophomore, visits grandmother Mary Dower and parents in Beckley. Cecil Craft seriously ill in Richmond VA Veterans Hospital. Dominick Diodioardo recovering at home after Beckley Memorial Hospital observation and treatment.
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Mount Hope
Rns
Ethel Lutz
Miami
Fla
Carl Lutz
Columbus
Ohio
Roger Pat Keeney
Andy Pat
Toledo
Andrew Oschlager
C. Wayne Dalton
Douglas Dalton
Mississippi
Dalton
Kessler Air Force Base
Fred Harless Jr
Cecilia Ann
Malinda Davis
Morgantown
W. R. Park
Veterans Hospital
Richmond, Va
Dominick DioDoardo
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Weekend Visit Highlights From Local Families
Glen Rogers and Walter Tolley spent the weekend with their son-in-law and daughter Ralph and Mrs Manning. Sunday guests included Clinton Manning with daughter and Delmer Gunnee with daughter Bob. Mrs George Clay and daughters Debbie and Susie from Washington DC arrived Tuesday to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs William Alderman.
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Walter Tolley
Ralph Manning
Manning
Clinton Manning
Delmer Gunnee
Bob
George Clay
Debbie
Susie
Washington, D. C
William Alderman
Charleston Symphony In Danger Of Folding
West Virginia faces potential loss of its Charleston Symphony Orchestra as the 24th season starts amid low season-ticket sales and a $30 000 budget gap. Attorney Charles B Stacey urges many small donors while conductor Geoffrey Hobday argues for a bigger local commitment to sustain a capable, paid- reading group of musicians in Charleston.
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Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Charleston Symphony Orchestra
Charles B. Stacey
Charleston Symphony Orchestra Inc
Stacey
Huntington
Orchestra
Geoffrey Hobday
Hobday
Antonio Madarelli
Rubin Blumberg
Blumberg
PTA Carnival planned at Bud-Alpoca Grade School
The Hallo ween Carnival will be held Oct 27 at 7 p m in the Bud Alpoca Grade School auditorium. Sponsored by the Parent Teacher Association proceeds fund a sixth grade trip to Charleston and improve the school playground. Activities include fish ponds country store cake walks sock hop movie and nickel and penny pitch.
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Charleston
Cathy Canada Wins BYF’er of the Month Honor
Cathy Canada receives the BYF’er of the month award from the Junior Baptist Youth Fellowship at Belle Meade Baptist Church. A Sabine Grade School fifth grader, she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvert Canada and attends Sunday School with her sister Janie, who leads the junior church division.
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Cathy Canada
Junior Baptist Youth Fellowship
Bellemeade
Cathy
Janie
Church
BYF
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Spy
OLD Quaker Distilling Company
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Fresno
Calif
OLD Quaker Distilling CO
Grady Whitlock
Beckley
Glen Rogers
United States
Charleston Symphony
Charleston Musicians Protective Association, Local 136
AFM
New York
PTA
Dr. In
Cape Fear
Gregory Peck
Robert Mitchem
Polly Bergen
Rory Calhoun
Yiel Qi A
J. W. Walters
Mar
Neville St
FORD
Falcon
America
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