Judaism Institute Ends Today With Orlinsky Talk
The Fifth Annual Adult Institute of Judaism at Mont Chateau concludes today. Dr. Harry M. Orlinsky, professor at the Hebrew Union College, outlines four eras of Biblical translation sparked by social upheavals and predicts future commentaries to aid lay readers.
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Charlene Gay
Harry M. Orlinsky
Dr. Orlinsky
Kzaitor
Tute
Richard L. Ruetenstein
Orisky
American Friends of the Israel Exploration Society
Tell el-Jerisheh
Tel Aviv
Israel
Orlinsky
Jewish Publication Society of America
Quadrad Dance Night at Morgantown High comes alive
Students packed the large hall as two bands played under red checked cloths and fake candlelight. Prizes totaling 97 gifts from 80 sponsors included two portable TVs, while dancers led by Carolyn Mayfield and Justin Beach traded bandanas as they moved from floor to table in a long night of music, food, and socializing.
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Music Performance Trust
American Federation of Musicians
Meade Grow
Jane Howard
Justin Beach
Mary Lou Sutton
University High
Justin
Jane
Jemz
Duane Stiles
Blara Orosz
Sylvia Adamek
Patti Kuhn
MHS
Agriculturalists Open Conference Here Today
Agriculturalists begin their conference with registration this afternoon at Mont Chateau. The program outlines sessions on crop improvement practices and rural development, inviting farmers, researchers, and extension agents to participate.
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Agriculturalists
Mont Chateau
Rinehart Killed In Vietnam Drive On Ship Repose
Ma rine Pfc. Joseph L. Rinehart 119 of St Marys is reported dead from shrapnel wounds incurred in the Marine drive across the demilitarized zone near Qui Nhon Vietnam while aboard the U S S Repose hospital ship. The death comes as his parents Albert and Mrs. Rinehart of St Marys receive word. The item also notes the Southern Association of State Departments of Agriculture annual conference and a four location tour in Preston County West Virginia showing progressive farming practices.
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W. Va
VPD
Albert Rinehart
St.Marys
Joseph L. Rinehart
Demilitarized Zone
Quuini Tri
Vietnam
Rinehart
U. S. S. Repose
Southern Association of State Departments of Agriculture
Preston County
Greer Limestone
Greer Limestone Company
20 Named To Dean's List at West Virginia University
Twenty area students earned spots on WVU’s spring Deans Lists requiring at least a 3.00 GPA. Honorees include Thomas Glenn Burger Dona Summers and David Utt in Journalism. William Brown Cagey Culp Dyer Haworth Hildebrand Lenhart Schley and Wilson in Engineering. Summers Moore Squire Roth Lard, Lockard Knouse Holdren and DeCarlo in Commerce.
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West Virginia University
AILA
School of Journalism
Thomas Glenn Burger
Morgantown
Dona F. Summers
David Wilson Utt
College of Engineering
William P. Brown
James Lloyd Cagey
Donald Ray Culp
Denislow
Jeffrey Corbin Dyer
Hugh Richard Haworth
Michael W. Hildebrand
Robert R. Lenhart
Albright
Philip Schley
James Dennis Wilson
College of Commerce
Robert L._ Summers
Richard L. Moore
Douglas L. Squire
Harold P. Roth
Horseshoe Run
Frederick W. Lockard
Pt. Marion
Martin C
Knouse ‘Jr
Westover
Don P. Holdren
David J. DeCarlo
Mine ceremony slated June 10 Kep ler Mine breaking ground
Pocahontas Fuel Co. will formally break ground for its Kep ler Mine near Pineville West Virginia on June 10. Details will be announced at a luncheon attended by Governor хир Lett C Smith and Representative James Kee. The Kepler project is Pocahontas two mines in development with Maitland the other site.
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W. Va
UPI
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Kepler
Here
Pocahontas
Consolidation Coal
Hulett C. Smith
James Kee
D-W. Va
Maitland
Mingo Voters Approve School Bond in Williamson Area
Williamson and Mingo County voters approved a 2.73 million school bond program and a 200,000 branch college bond for Marshall University. The school bond allocates 1.7 million for a Williamson high school, 571,000 for Matewan high, 50,000 for Gilbert High addition, 150,000 for a vocational center at Pigeon Creek, 235,000 for Lenore High gym, and 30,000 for Burch High lunch facilities.
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Williamson
W. Va
UPI
Mingo County
Williamson Branch
Marshall University
Branch College
County Board of Education
Matewan
Gilbert High
Pigeon Creek
Lenore High School
Burch High School
Personnel continued on page with staffing expansions
The article notes willingness to fund the development size for ALFORD staff and regular university staff growth. It states the National Training School for Boys nears its 1968 completion date and will receive teaching and training personnel, with groups of 50 to 60 staff expected to arrive starting next year.
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Alford
National Training School For Boys
Teenager killed by freight train in Marmet West Virginia
A Kanawha County teen identified as 13 year old Roger Hoylman of Marmet was struck and killed Saturday by a Chesapeake and Ohio Railway freight train. Officials said the boy appeared to run in front of the train, the victim's parents were Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hoylman.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Kanawha County
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Marmet
Roger Hoylman
Ira Hoylman
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