Washington UPI Conference Draws National Editors
Wallace Gallup among speakers at the United Press International Conference for Editors and Publishers in Washington D C October 7 8 with more than 350 delegates registered. Norman A Cafarell UPI Eastern Division manager chairs as former Gov George C Wallace and Dr George E Mueller join in.
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Penite
Aely
Ie Neon
Statler
L Glevyeland Press
UPI
Washington
Julius Frandsen
UPI Vlce
Merriman Smith
White House
Stewart
Newsley
State Department
Donald May
Pentagon
Louis Vassels
Frank Blonzer
Congress
Charlotte Moulton
Supreme Court
John N. Fallon
Roger Tatarian
George Gallup
Chaiman
The
American Institute of Public Opinion
Robert D. Coursen
Minnesota
Minneapolis Tribune
Jack B. Masking
Syracuse University
John 8. Coulson
Leal Burnett Co., Inc
Chicago
Emmet Dedman
Field Enter
Red Cross Aids 170 Raleigh County Chapter services report
The Raleigh County Chapter of the American Red Cross aided 170 servicemen, heir families, veterans and civilians in the one month ending August. 73 telegrams were handled. Services included emergency leaves, counseling, health reports, loans, grants, and extensive letters. 74 calls were made to funeral homes, doctors, families and police, with many other queries. Certificates issued included 62 first aid and 439 water safety. Volunteers assisted at the VA hospital and Junior Red Cross held a meeting with 12 volunteers.
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Raleigh
Chapler
American Red Cross
Red Cross
H. H. Harvey
Camp Norstshoe
Beckley Veterans Administration Hospital
The
Peri
Glen Daniel GI ips Draft Card Burner Poem Published
A Glen Daniel soldier stationed in Vietnam sends a poem to protest draft card burnings and antiwar protests. The piece titled The Lonely One condemns surrendering to pacifism while soldiers endure hardship, death, and separation from home. It accompanies notes on Roger Dale Clark Jr., his service record, and a local civic event overview with speakers and receptions.
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Jhag
Ford
L. Cpl
Roger Dale Clerk
U. S. Army
Quoc Tri
Vietnam
B.C. Clark Jr
Glen Daniel
Trap Hill Highh
Ft. Knox
Clark
FL Campbell
Ft. Sin
Okla
Amt Ft
Carson, Cole
Vick! Vam
Housekeeping and safety in work and home ethics
A fragmented piece argues that good housekeeping is essential for safety both at home and in the workplace. It links orderly storage, proper tool care, waste disposal, and fire prevention to preventing accidents. References a Vietnam poem signed by Roger Stark, then shifts to a mine safety incident in India about 28 soldiers missing after a vehicle incident along the Kali River.
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New Delhi
India
UPIS
Uttar Pradesh
17 Couples Seek Wedding License
A scrambled list of applicants shows 17 couples from multiple towns applying for marriage permits. Names and ages include Jess0 Evans, Virginia Hons, Cave Smith, Nancy Sti Joe Eddie Alien, Wynona Diane Walker, and others across Arlington, Beckley, Shady Spring, Crab Orchard, and Crab Orchard.
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Xaltelyn County
Caren
Lee Evans
Clerk
Mary Sti Joe Eddie Alien
Redden
Craft Orchard
Charleston
Patsy Dianeland
Snodgrass
Stickney
William Arthur Heller
Twilight
Wynona Diane
Walker
Leovale
Siidney Blaine Claypool
Balt
Patricia June Gunnoe
Livestock Market Totals Across 56 Consignors
Livestock sales at River Livestock Market last week totaled 14,285. Sales involved 175 head from 56 consignors with prices ranging across cows, heifers, calves, feeder cattle, hogs, shoats, pigs, and ponies. Names and ages of consignors are listed with varying locations and cattle categories, reflecting a broad regional sale and pricing spectrum.
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Ihe En River
L. Scott
Scott
Vets consider NDEA loan plan in post convention agenda
A proposal to allow veterans drawing GYH allowances to borrow under the National Defense Education Act is advancing in Congress. The measure, added to the Higher Education Act, would let veterans receive both benefits. An amendment would extend NDEA loan forgiveness to service members after graduation, cutting debt by 25 percent per year of service.
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C.S. Collier JR
W. Va
Department of Veterans Affairs
Congress
Ralph Yarborough
DB. Tex
Senate
Winston L. Prowly
NDRA
Prouty
Two BARH Nurses Attend West Naiia Heart Seminar
Two BARH nurses from Berkley Apt Palaching and Mrs Normals Van Reenin will attend a Wheeling seminar titled Introduction to Coronary Care Nursing. The event features Dr Cranell Goydoush and Dr D Shetfee Clark along with BARH nursing leaders sharing goals and acute care insights for heart disease patients.
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Heart
Berkley Apt
Melty Brown
Normals van Reenin
West Naiia Heart Association
Vaust Neenan
Cranell Goydoush
Wim
Grow
Woodrow Wilson Dissertation Fellowship Awarded to Bonnie Salango
Miss Bonnie Salango, a Ph D candidate at Johns Hopkins International Studies, has won the Woodrow Wilson Dissertation Fellowship for 1969. From Howard High School to Georgetown Foreign Service and Johns Hopkins, she will study The Church and Foreign Policy. Over 800 nominees, 146 winners from 40 schools.
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Bonnie Salango
Gettysburg College
Nellit
George Salango
Cove St. Heckley
Town
the Johns
Salango
Hopkins School of Advanced
Hieatt Ci
Woodrow Wilson
Miss Salango
Johns Hopkins School of International Studies
Johns Hopkins Hologna Center
Bolama
Italy
Georgetown University
Foreign Service School
Washington, D. C
Howard High School
Howard County
Curtain Callers Hold Wait Until Dark Tryouts Tonight
Curtain Callers invite interested persons to audition for the first production Wait Until Dark at The Playhouse tonight at 7 p.m. under Rector George Gannon. Ann Merritt, 14, of Park Junkcy High and Sucy High School, is the current cast member playing Gloria. Rehearsals are set for Thursdays and Sundays at 8 p.m. for roles including a young female lead and two young men, plus stage and makeup crews.
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Playhouse
George Gannon
Ann Merritt
Park Junkcy High
Sucy High
Charles Merritt
Hatcher Road
Ann
Gloria
Curtin
Gannon
Veterans Hospitals Lead Kidney Transplants Nationwide
Dr Henry L Butler director Beckley VA Hospital says about 350 of the 1000 kidney transplants since 1952 were done in VA facilities. He notes VA physicians work with medical school faculty and that VA progress in organ transplants grows via close ties with universities. A Slab Fork Center seeks a clerk typist with entry pay, with transplant eligibility criteria and tests at Beckley ARH office.
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United States
Veterans Administration
Henry L. Butler
Beckley VA
Autler
Butler
Associated “Medical
Slab Fork Center
Slab Fork District Center
Raleigh County
Les Moore
Accaa Health Project
Slab Fork
Beckley Appalachian Regional
Tooma
Denver
Chile
University of Coloradas
Barr
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