Hollywood News Briefs Sweep of quick marriages and lawsuits
In Las Vegas actress Carol Channing divorced Alexander Carson then remarried Charles Lowe, a 28 year old TV executive. Patten, daughter of comedian Harold Lloyd, sues actor Robert Patten for divorce, cruelty cited. Harriet Nelson hospitalized for observation with minor illness. Susan Harrison seeks 100000 damages after claiming a 10 foot fall through a trapdoor on a Glamour Photos shoot. Eddie Garr, 56, nightclub entertainer long known to audiences, died of heart disease. Zsa Zsa Gabor hopes for a fourth husband in show business, favors look for language over money, Opens Las Vegas Riviera show. Myrna Hansen finds major break in Raintree County, one line, but prominent in film. ABC TV to glamorize reporters with Wire Service, pilot shown. reporters portrayed differently, a gentler image noted.
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Las Vegas
New
Carol Channing
Alexander Carson
Charles F. Lowe
Hollywood
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Harry Karl
Hal Hayes
Porfirio Rubirosa
Dolink
Isa Zsa
Bel-Air
Rubirosa
Kurile Islands Status in Soviet Peace Talks
In Tokyo a dispute centers on whether Japan can transfer sovereignty of the Kurile Islands and South Sakhalin to the Soviet Union. The islands, occupied by Russia at the end of World War II, remain a point in peace treaty discussions between the Soviet Union and Japan.
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Japan
Kurile Islands
Sakhalin
U. S
Tokyo
Russia
Hoover warns Americans on Soviet deceit and war plans
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover cautions against believing Soviet peace rhetoric and warns of a new war plan framed by Lenin tactics. His remarks, released by the House Un-American Activities Committee, accompany a symposium on Soviet total war. He cites continued Communist world domination aims and urges vigilance.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
V.nenin
Stalin
Hoover
House Committee On UN
Married 70 Years Couple Advise Rows
NEWCASTLE Maine Saturday was the 7th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Charles F Dodge who wed in Park St Church Boston in 1896. Dodge is $1 and his wife 9. Their advice for a happy marriage is Be happy as much as you can and have a little row once in a while. Mrs Dodge, who still does her own marketing and housecleaning at the age of %, added We havent had too many but we have had a few good ones.
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Newcastle
Maine
Charles F. Dodge
Park St
Boston
Dodge
Fish scales deemed digestible by service studies
Washington report states the Fish and Wildlife Service sees fish scales as digestible. Director John L. Farley announced two ongoing research projects to determine the best use of high protein waste scales as primal food.
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Washington
John L. Farley
Actor Broderick Crawford Hurt In Truck Fall
Broderick Crawford sustained painful injuries after a fall from the back of a truck on a movie location in Santa Monica. He was transported to St. John's Hospital and will remain overnight for observation.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Vhc
Broderick Crawford
St.John's Hospital
Miss Marie Fish Announces Engagement to James Bass
Asheville North Carolina Miss Marie Fish announced her engagement to James Bass in a social note. The couple plans a future wedding and both families are expected to host celebrations in the coming months.
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Asheville, N.C
Marie Fish
James Bass
Two Weeks Remain For Vehicle Checks
Charleston report notes 114000 vehicles still require inspection in West Virginia's second annual program. Lt. T A Welty says about 446000 inspection stickers have been sold to official stations for about 560000 registered vehicles. Deadline nears September 30 as garages hold back sticker supplies.
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Charleston
West Virginia
T. A. Welty
State Police Accident Prevention Bureau
Welty
Mountain State miscellany and regional notes
Morgantown reports show Wheeling Steel expects full production after sewer projects at a total cost of 429 328 dollars. In the past year the city spent 155 809 dollars on sewer construction. Five blast furnaces operate with a sixth planned near Steubenville. L I Mitchell returns to duty as Greenbrier County director of instruction. Dr George H Vick of First Presbyterian Church Charleston given a home. Hunting safety patrol in Lewisburg marks 28th year with no traffic fatalities. Dean Ashby C Blackwell retires. Morris Harvey College Alumni host Sept 15 dinner in Charleston. Gov Marland designates Sept 24 29 as Accident-Free Week in coal industry preceding the 1967 coal convention in Cleveland. County employees see no raises despite higher revenues. R M Davis of Morgantown retires after 41 years in bituminous industry and urges a Department of Peace.
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Morgantown
Wheeling Steel Corp
Steuhaneilla Ain Nan Hein Nvar
George H. Vick
First Presbyterian Church
Charleston
Lewisburg
Arthur Dayton
Vick
Marland
West Virginia
Navy Defends Non Electric Typewriter Training
FRANK CAREY reports from Chicago WA that the Navy, while conceding electric typewriters are faster and easier to learn, found that three weeks of training on electrics does not yield higher proficiency than training on manual typewriters. Psychologist Henry L. Adams presented this to the American Psychological Association, noting manual-trained students performed as well as electric-trained ones after three weeks.
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Frank Carey
Chicago WA
Navy
Henry L. Adams
San Diego
American Psychological Assa
Rooney Appointed To Head Division
CHARLESTON Joseph P. Condry appoints Arthur P. Rooney director of the department's operators and chauffeurs division. Rooney, with the department since October last year, succeeds Charles H. Knotts who moved to accounting. Rooney is a Salem College graduate with a University of Richmond law degree and a former Harrison County resident.
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Charleston
Joseph P. Condry
Arthur P. Rooney
Rooney
Charles H. Knotts
Salem College
University of Richmond
Harrison County
Coal Tonnage Falls as Labor Day Gap Shrinks Output
The National Coal Association estimated weekly bituminous production for the week ended September 8 at about 8,725,000 tons, down from 10,150,000 tons the previous week due to the Labor Day holiday. Year to date production through September is placed at 338,735,000 tons, up from 310,265,000 tons in 1955.
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Wasitington
National Coal Assn
associa_tion
Rest home resident dies after fall in Florida
William Whiton, 93, died of a fractured skull after slipping down a flight of steps at a rest home in St. Petersburg, Florida. Until 10 years ago he lived in Huntington, West Virginia. His wife survives.
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SY. Petersburg
Fla
iWilliam Whiton
Whiton
Huntington
Underwood Accuses Kickbacks in Park Contract
MARLINTON W V a W Cecil H Underwood Republican nominee for governor said kickbacks have entered state park expansion contracts He claimed a recent park improvements contract went to an out of state firm while West Virginia contractors were passed over He spoke at a GOP rally criticizing the wine and liquor handout system and state house bosses Also at the rally were Dayton R Stemple for Supreme Court and Ted Dorman for treasurer
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Marlinton
W.va
Cecil H. Underwood
Conservation Commission
Underwood
West Virginia
Dayton” R.stemple
Philps
Supreme Court
Ted Dorman
Parsons
Nature's Boy Found in Ireland
Belfast police found a seven-year-old boy in a hen house at Downpatrick, County Down. They described him as unbathed, unable to eat human food, and behaving like an animal. He was taken to Belfast for medical examination by a team of physicians.
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West Virginia
Charleston
South Charleston
Moundsville
Marshall County Health Center
Center
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Hugh Ross
Down Patrick
County Down
Ross
Reserve Forces
Fort Knox
Military Men in News At Home and Overseas
Several area men are noted for military service in the latest reports. Lt Col Sammie N. Homan at home in Germany hosts a farewell review for the 188th Infantry Regiment while Pvt Lloyd Plumley, son of Shady Spring residents, completes basic training at Fort Jackson and Beckley College attendance is noted. Three area men finish basic training at Lackland AFB. D G Hughes of Beckley, Thomas Preston Christian of Oak Hill, and others are listed with junior high and high school affiliations. Pvt Thomas G. Stover is assigned to the Seventh Infantry Division in Korea. Additional area servicemen are identified as completing initial training at Fort Knox and Fort Hood, with several high school graduates noted among them. A Beckley-based air guard member, James B. Shifflette, reports to Fort Bragg for training with the 82nd Airborne after basic at Fort Hood.
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Sammie N. Homan
Ith Airborne
Germany
Pye
Lloyd P. Plumley
G. W. Plumley
Shady Spring
Plumley
Army
Fort Jackson
Beckley College
Seventh Infantry Division
Korea
Pvt
Thomas G. Stover
Voneda Stover, Scarbro
Kingston High School
Fort Knox
Army Reserve
National Guard
James D. Blankenship
Sherman Blankenship
Cyclone
Oceana High School
Cleacies G. Mills
Walter G. Mills
Sophia
James P. Morgan
William A. Morgan
Amigo
Mullens High School
Donald G. Houck
Ellis Houck
Midway
John P. Carter
John R. Carter
Pemberton, Mills, Houck
Carer
Sophia High School
Fort Bragg
N. C
82Nd Airborne Division
James B. Shifflette
Thelma Shifflette
T. C. Rutherford
Russell St .Beckley
Tax Supervisor Dies in Charleston at 61
CHARLESTON UI Ray A Tracy supervisor of the cashier's division in the State Tax Department died in a hospital Saturday after a short illness. Tracy, who was 61, recently suffered a stroke. Tracy for several years was a buyer for the Department of Purchases.
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Charleston
Crosby Reunited With Wife After Brief Separation
Hollywood report says Uf Bandleader Bob Crosby and his wife June who separated a month ago have reconciled. The couple, prominent in entertainment circles, had announced the split before resuming their marriage.
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Hollywood
Bob Crosby
June
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Toronto
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U.S. 24
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Ireland
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Lackland Air Force Base
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National Society For the Lion
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