Golden Gifts Drive Kickoff Set for United Fund Campaign
The Golden Gifts division of the United Fund schedules a 4 p.m. kickoff at The Chalet on University Avenue. Golden Gifts chairmen Robert L. Shuman and R. A. Raese urge majors and captains to finalize worker lists for the meeting, the only gathering for the division.
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Golden Gifts
United Fund
Chaleton University Avenue
Robert L. Shuman
R. A. Raese
Mr. Shuman
Autumnal Rural Notes and Local People Feature
The column sketches autumn scenes with cider crowds and walnut tossing near roads, rattlesnake mentions at Henry Clay furnace construction, clean streets praise from Mrs. Frank Burchinal Sr. of Over Cheat, joy over a Dublin to Spokane trip, and notes on a Martinsburg area funeral, a growing secret club, and a Mason town youngster writing a novel.
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James Paterson
Cooper’s Rock Forest
Henry Clay Furnace
Frank Burchinal Sr
Indiana
Spokane
Wash
T. R. Samsell
Department of Natural Resources
Outdoor
West Virginia
Next King Becomes Freshman in Cambridge
Britain’s future king Prince Charles arrives at Trinity College Cambridge to begin formal enrollment as a freshman. He will study archaeology and anthropology with aims for a normal student life and interacts with students while living on the second floor of New Court which has no central heating.
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Cambridge
England
UPI
Britain
Prince Charles
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Trinity
Cambridge University
Charles
George VI
Edward VII
New Court
Attlee's Condition Worsens at Westminster Hospital
Former British prime minister Clement Attlee, aged 84, remains in Westminster Hospital with a medical bulletin noting his condition is again causing concern after an earlier report of gradual improvement.
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London
UPI
Westminster Hospital
Lord
Clement) Attlee
Attlee
Synod Bishops Reject Gloomy Vatican Document
In Vatican City nearly 200 cardinals and bishops at the Synod rejected a negative Vatican report on modern Catholic thought. They voted to form a commission of their own theologians to draft a new document on contemporary doctrine. The move signals a push by progressives to update church teaching ahead of the month end closing.
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Vatican City
UPI
Synod of Bishops
Vatican
Synod
Pope Paul VI
Pope Paul
Msgr
Fausto Vallane
Philadelphia Man Charged in Death
George Goins aged 27 surrendered in the stabbing death of Sareta Bryson 20 in southwest Philadelphia. Witnesses say he attacked her on 52nd Street after drinking. Bryson died at Mercy-Douglas Hospital despite two hours of surgery. Goins was represented by Paul Chalfin.
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Philadelphia
UPI
City Streets Department
George Goins
Sareta Bryson
Edmund Zongolowicz
Miss Bryson
Zongolowicz
Goins
52Nd Street
Stacie Herring
Garden of Prayer Church
Paul Chalfin
Walter Bryson
Mercy-Douglas Hospital
Fines Set For Two Drivers By Justice of the Peace
James Dunn Jr. of Uniontown Pennsylvania pleaded guilty to speeding in poor road conditions and paid 18 dollars. Ralph Eisenberg of Girard Pennsylvania was fined 19 dollars and 50 cents for driving 45 miles per hour in a 15 mile per hour school zone.
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Justice of the Peace
Marjorie Goodwin
James Dunn Jr
Uniontown
Ralph Eisenberg
Girard
President Johnson Attends Mary Slater Wedding in Annapolis
At the U S Naval Academy Chapel Mary Slater, the President's secretary, wed Marine Capt Barry Beck in a 15 minute Protestant ceremony. Johnson and family attended a private reception at the Officers Club as Lynda prepares for her December White House wedding to Capt Charles Robb.
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Annapolis
UPI
Johnson
Lynda
Mary Slater
Barry Beck
U.S. Naval Academy
Chares Robb
White House
Robb
Beck
Luci Nugent
Pat
Washington
Capt. Robb
Miss Slater
Capt. Beck
Red Oak
Iowa
Naval Academy
Johnsons
Officers Club
Academy
Liz Taylor Survives Deserted Trailer Plunge Into Sea
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton escaped unharmed after a $28,000 touring trailer rolled off a 150 foot embankment into the sea near Porto Conte Sardinia. The trailer, housing costumes and mementos, was destroyed and six crew members narrowly avoided injury. The actors are in Tennessee Williams project Go Forth adapted from The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore.
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Porto Conte
Sardinia
UPI
Elizabeth Ledoy
Miss Taylor
Richard Burton
Tennessee Williams
Taylor
Health Seminar Slated Tuesday in Charleston West Virginia
The first in a series of statewide health planning seminars sponsored by the governor's office will be held in Charleston Tuesday. The orientation seminar aims to acquaint public health officials with provisions of federal health legislation.
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Charleston
W. Va
Morgantown Lawyer Hale Posten Receives 33rd Mason Degree
Hale J. Posten, a Morgantown attorney and former Navy lieutenant commander, is awarded the 33rd Degree of Masonry in Washington DC. He has been a Mason for 40 years and Knights Commander of the Court of Honor for six, one of only three Morgantown lodge members to hold the degree.
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Hale J. Posten
Masonry
Washington, D. C
International Lodge
Mr. Posten
Knights Commander Court of Honor
Morgantown
Robert H. Bowlby
Charles E. Hodges
Charleston
Harold W. Robinson
The
Cheat
Taxes Rise for Morgantown Motive to Rebuild City Budgets
West Virginia cities discuss tax reforms to widen municipal revenue bases at a Morgantown meeting. Proposals include licensing motorists in cities to fund services, avoid indirect passing of costs, and aid project funding through state matching where possible. The current tax system limits local finance and state support for special projects.
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Morgantown
West Virginia
Mor gan town vehicle ownership and licensing tax debate
The passage argues that vehicle ownership licensing is a tax not a test and cannot be transferred. It questions municipal efforts to gain taxing powers from an old state system and urges full exploration of existing taxing authority before expanding power.
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Morgantown
Romney Blasts Johnson in Iowa Campaign Swing
Michigan Governor George Romney visits Perry Newton and Iowa City in a rain soaked tour as he rounds up GOP support. He criticizes President Johnson and the administration while railing against the credibility gap and alleged double talk by public officials.
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Iowa City
Iowa
UPI
Michigan
George Romney
Johnson
Romney
Perry
Newton
LBJ
America
Johnson County Gop
Storms Sink Boat, Wreck Coastal Steamer in Siam
Two storms in Siam sank a large fishing boat and wrecked a coastal steamer, killing at least 23 people. Police said the loss occurred Friday with details reported Saturday.
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Thailand
Siam
Lonesome Time for Wayne Coombs Family Moves Across Ocean
A Morgantown family faces separation as two year old Ralph E. Hughes flies with his parents Pat and Ralph to London for a three year Navy tour. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Coombs reflect on the goodbye and the homecoming joy of Pat's siblings, all connected to the Navy.
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Route 2
Ralph E. Hughes
London
Pat
Ralph
Mrs. Coombs
Ralph Sr
U.S. Navy
Morgantown
Hayttsville
Janice
Navy
Hawaii
West Virginia Hills
Donald
Caribbean
U.S.S. Austin
Norfolk
R. E
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