Too Clever Wilson set to steer Britain on new course
Harold Wilson, leader of the British Labor party, faces critics calling him too clever by half as he steers Britain toward major shifts. He plans to lead Britain out of the nuclear arms club, renegotiate the Nassau agreement, and push a national plan for steel. He favors U.N. membership for Communist China, borrows Kennedy era ideas, and aims to modernize the prime minister’s office with weekly press conferences. He previously negotiated with Mikoyan, showing toughness, and his image remains modest yet sharp witted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom A. Cullen
London
NEA
Harold Wilson
Labor
Wilson
United States
Britain
Nassau
West Germany
France
NATO
China
United Nations
Labor Party
Kennedy
U.S
Moscow
Board of Trade
Pitt
Anastas Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Harold
Yorkshire
Downing Street
No. 10
Oxford University
Oxford
Ford
Alec Douglas-Home
U.N. Association
Harold Macmillan
Rob Butler
West Virginia visitors greet Glen Rogers residents
Glen Rogers notes show multiple households hosting relatives from Dayton Pierpoint Beckley Huntington Arlington and Wayne. Guests include Mrs. Sundin Mr. and Mrs. Farmer and extended visits by the Richardsons Taraczkozy Bailey and Webb families with travel from Ohio Virginia and New Jersey.
Dinner Honors L P Pinkerton in Corinne
Mr and Mrs James Blackwell and son Bucky attended a birthday dinner in Corinne Sunday honoring her father L P Pinkerton of Rock View Also present were Mrs L P Lula Pinkerton and Mr and Mrs Deward Pinkerton of Barbourville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne
James Blackwell
Bucky
L. P. Pinkerton
Rock View
L. P
Lula) Pinkerton
Deward Pinkerton
Barboursville
Rainbow Girls Plan Hobo Day
Mullens Assembly No. 19 of the Order of Rainbow for Girls schedules Hobo Day for November 3. The girls will visit homes to seek work, be paid based on value, and a wiener roast is planned on Tater Hill. Sharon Smith was installed as immortality and Pam Tice as fidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickie Staton
Drema McKinney
Jennifer Gravely
Dottie Redden
Kathy Kemp
Lynn Richmond
Bodie Shumate
Mikey Murphree
Billie Jo Repass
Pam Tice
Charlotte Bond
Sharon Smith
Kathy Adams
Cheryl Stone
Linda Jesse
Debbie Hill
Shirley Bolen
Sheila Compton
Peggy Kemp
Carnival skit to highlight Oceana High Halloween carnival
The Annual Fashion Review skit by the Thespian and Dramatics Clubs will headline the Oceana High School Halloween Carnival on Saturday. Nancy Poland serves as commentator with models Gene Reid Tommy Smith Tom Evans Larry Perry Joe Pendry Mike Cook Larry Mathis Mike Boshell Bill Harvey and Mike Goins. Mrs Barbara Conley directs the clubs and Fred Shannon Jr. provides background music. The show also features vocal solos by Helen Martin and performances by the school dance band directed by Thomas Goheen Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceana
ANS
Thespian and Dramatics
Nancy Poland
Gene Reid
Tommy Smith
Tom Evans
Larry Perry
Joe Pendry
Mike Cook
Larry Mathis
Mike Boshell
Bill Harvey
Mike Goins
Barbara Conley
Fred Shannon Jr
Helen Martin
Thomas Goheen Jr
Looneys and relatives visit son in Washington DC
Mr and Mrs Ralph Looney of East Pineville and Mrs Alice Lucas of Marmet spent last week visiting their son and grandson David Looney known as Butch in Washington DC where he is employed as a draftsman with Syska Hennessy Co Mrs Lucas is visiting in the home of her son in law and daughter Visiting relatives in Pennsylvania were Mr and Mrs Bill Henkins of East Pine Visiting friends in Pineville this week are Mr and Mrs Mangus Olsen of Richlands Va formerly of the Bailey Murphy Addition Pineville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
Rns
Ralph Looney
East Pineville
Alice Lucas
Marmet
David Looney
Washington, D. C
David
Butch
Syska Hennesey Co
Lucas
Pennsylvania
Bill Henkins
Mangus Olsen
Richlands
Bailey - Murphy
Y Sets Model Legislature Meeting In Charleston
About 200 youths from Raleigh and Wyoming counties met at Glen Rogers to hear Walter Jacoby of the YMCA discuss a model legislature to be held in Charleston over Thanksgiving. The program includes two-house sessions, bill introductions, committee referrals, and elections of leaders, with sessions from November 27 to 29. The event, first tried in 1959 in West Virginia, aligns with holiday schedules and includes related conferences in Jackson's Mill and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Harold Hanks
Circuit Court
Raleigh County
Board of Ballot Commissioners
West Virginia
Glen Rogers
RNS
Raleigh
Wyoming
Walter Jacoby
Young Men’s Christian Association
Jacoby
Charleston
State Capitol
House
Senate
Jackson's Mill
National Conference of Clubs
St. Louis
Mrs Martin Presents Program For Circle
Mount Hope church Circle No 3 meets with Mrs L M Corey as hostess Mrs Norie Thompson welcomes two visitors Mrs Catherine Corey and Mrs Susie Miller Edward Martin presents A Letter From Martha to Mary The school bag project is urged for World Community Day November 6 November meeting set at Mrs George Scott Vargo home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
RNS
L. M. Corey
Circle No. 3
Mount Hope Methodist Church
Norie Thompson
Catherine Corey
Susie Miller
Edward Martin
Martha
Mary
Thompson
Norville Ellison
Haven Davis
Fred Kemrite
Bill Harless
O. G. Light
Ralph Thompson
Linda Spade
Susan Spade
Julia Stenlowski
N. L. Kemp
Ruth Lepto
L. H. Maynor Jr
R. C. Simpkins
George Scott Vargo
J. W. Massing
Theresa Hanes
Mount Hope Better Homes Club Elects New Officers
Mrs Ralph Deal becomes president with Mrs Albert Booth as vice president and Mrs M A Marchetti as secretary and Mrs George Gunn as treasurer. The group planned an Arts and Crafts Show for Nov 2 at the Mount Hope Lions Clubhouse and discussed the 1965 New York World's Fair tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
BNS
Ralph Bailey
Monroe St
Mount Hope Better Homes Club
Lee Fontana
Loraine Wotring
George Gunn
Uganda
Kenya
Ralph Deal
Presi
Nelson Davis
W. L. Burruss
Albert Stone
Pythian Sisters Hold Dinner in Mullens
The Pythian Sisters of Mullens hosted a dinner at KP Hall on Tuesday with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Paige Hinzman Mrs. J. B. Sparks Pineville Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glover Mrs. Enos Williams Wyoming Willie Rinehart Bud Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Harvey Mrs. Luther Steele Corinne Bealer Gray Mrs. W. E. Broyles Mrs. A. A. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin and Mrs. Norma Bailey and children Pamela Perry and Gordon Mullens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Martin
Norma Bailey
Pamela
Perry
Gordon
Mullens
Herndon High Selects Homecoming Court Attendants
Charlotte Gaye Milam, senior at Herndon High, will be crowned homecoming queen at Mullens Athletic Field before the Herndon Baileysville game at 7 30 p.m. Her attendants are Brenda Kay McKinney and Joyce Lusk. Wanda Sizemore, eighth grade, will reign as princess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Gaye Milam
Herndon
Baileysville
Brenda Kay McKinney
Joyce Lusk
Wanda Sizemore
Herndon High School
Mullens
Herndon-Baileysville
Charlotte Gaye
Bill Milam
Calvin Lewis Thompson
Pep Club
Future Business Leaders of America
Herndon Indians
Appreciation Dinner Slated For Boy Scouts
The J. L. Brawley subdistrict round table Scout meeting at Cook Memorial Baptist Church featured Jack Lewis and Charles Trout of Bluefield as special guests. Lewis spoke on a new boy round-up to recruit members, and a Scout-O-Rama in April was noted. The annual appreciation dinner is set for Oct 29 at 6:30 pm at the Methodist Church Temple with several Pineville residents planning to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
ANS
J. L. Brawley Subdistrict
Cook Memorial Baptist Church
Jack Lewis
Charles Trout
Bluefield
Lewis
Methodist Church Temple
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House of Commons
Laboru
Hayden Wolfe
John Sundin
Dayton
Ohio
Okie Farmer
B. Byrd
Pierpoint
Avril Gentry
Adam Richardson Jr
Michael
Richardsons
Adam Richardson
Alexandria
Arnold Sizemore
Frederick J. Kyle
Huntington
B. A. Taraczkozy
Desalee Bailey
Arlington
Estie Bailey
Speed Bailey
Ralph Webb
Junior Bailey
R. Robinette
Glen Daniel
Lyndon B., Johnson
Johnson City
Texas
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senatorial
Robert C. Byrd
Sophia
W. Va
Congressional
John M. Slack, JR
Charleston, W. Va
Hulett Smith Beckley
Secretary of State
Joe F. Burdett
Pt. Pleasant, W. Va
Denzil L. Gainer
Grantsville, W. Va
John H. Kelly
Donald Robertson
Clarksburg, W. Va
Gus R. Douglass
Grimms Landing
The
Supreme of Appeals
Thornton G. Berry, JR. Welch
Frank C. Haymond
Fairmont
Tracy W. Hylton Mullens
Okey A. Mills Crab Orchard
Walter James Prosperity
C. Berkley Lilly Beckley
Steve L. Carpenter
Crab Orchard
House of Delegates
H. Dale Covey
Lewis N. McManus Skelton
E. M
Ned” Payne Beckley
W. W
Jackie” Withrow
Barry M. Goldwater
Phoenix, Arizona
William E. Miller
Olcott, New York
Lewisburg
Jim Comstock Richwood
Cecil H. Underwood Huntington
Louis Reed
Elizabeth
Donald G. Michels
Fred B. Young Dunbar
Donald C. Carman
Nicholas M. Homes
Supreme Court of Appeals
George F. Beneke
Wheeling, W. Va
Herman D. Rollins
A. R. Kingdon Mullens
C. W
Bill
James Prosperity
Minor
L. Scott Table Rock, W. Va
Curley Allen Beckley
Herbert A. Buckley Beckley
Benjamin
Ben) M. Guy, JR
Beckley
Carl W. Jones Beckley
Norvel Williams Beckley
Waverly, Minnesota
C. Harold Hanks
Rainbow Girls
Barbara Shrader
King Coal District
Hi-Y
Tri-Hi-Y
Kathryn Grace Cottrill
Robert Hodson
Area
Democrat
Pol. Adv
Mrs. Martin
Circle
Better Homes Club
Herndon High
Brenda Kay
Edgar McKinney
Herndon Heights
Jackie Harmon
Indians
Dick Gentry
Joyce
Corbit Lusk
Wanda
Mrs
Junior Sizemore
Bud
Tommy Milam
Tackle
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