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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1963

Page

3

Tenth Of Land Surface Is Under Ice

Dr. Bertram G. Woodland of the Chicago Natural History Museum reports that about one tenth of Earth's land area, roughly 6 million square miles, is covered by ice up to two miles thick. The Antarctic Ice Sheet exceeds 4 million square miles, with Greenland largely buried under 600,000 square miles. other ice masses exist on Baffin Ellesmere Spitzbergen Iceland Kilimanjaro Cotopaxi. If melted, sea levels would rise at least 150 feet globally, reshaping continents and coastlines.

Washington Bertram G. Woodland Chicago Natural History Museum American Polar Society Antarctic Greenland Baffin Ellesmere Lands Spitzbergen Iceland Mount Kilimanjaro Tanganyika Cotopaxi Ecuador Woodland Earth Antarctica Western

Typhoid Reported At Camp Attended By 700

State health officials report six typhoid cases linked to a Christian Holiness camp in Fleming County July 18 22. Delegates from 10 Kentucky counties and parts of Indiana and Ohio attended. Epidemiologist Cliff Todd says an unknown carrier could be the source and asks physicians to notify health authorities of suspicious fevers. The five children and one adult with typhoid attended the encampment.

Frankfort Kentucky Indiana Ohio Cliff Todd Todd Fleming County

Federal Study Is Under Fire

Virginia welfare officials oppose a federal study mandating 17 new state hires to monitor old age assistance aid to dependent children and disability programs. The board questions timing and costs, while approving six monthly visits to dependents and a 60 case load limit by July 1 1967.

Richmond State Board of Welfare and Institutions U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare

Wytheville Stock Sales Reported in Wytheville Va

Wytheville Va AP reports Tuesday sales totals by category with hogs veal sheep and lambs stock feeder cattle and slaughter cattle. Hogs sold up to 204 heavy butcher 286 at 16.50 light 168 16.00. Veal 205 sold with prices 29.50 to 19.00. Sheep and lambs 821 head with lambs 635 head at 21.75 20.00 16.00 and ewes 3.50-6.20. Slaughter cattle 455 head with bulls 17.25-18.30 and cutters 14.50-17.00.

Wytheville Inferior

Public Hearings End on Test Ban Treaty

Washington AP The Senate Foreign Relations Committee wrapped up public hearings on the limited nuclear test ban treaty and moves to closed sessions to plan floor action for ratification. Chairman Fulbright convened 22 weeks of testimony as senators consider witnesses before a formal vote.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee J. W. Fulbright Bourke B. Hickenlooper R-Ilowa Frank J. Vausche D-Ohio Hickenlooper Moscow

Jackie Robinson Backs Kennedy While Leaving Nixon Question Open

Jackie Robinson praised President Kennedy for advancing civil rights and said he would crawl the country to help Democrats if Goldwater is the Republican nominee. He noted potential political risk for Republicans forming an all white party and praised Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, while endorsing Kennedy and Attorney General Robert Kennedy. He appeared as honorary chairman of Connecticut’s delegation with his family.

Washington Jackie Robinson Newsmen Kennedy Robinson Richard M. Nixon Barry Goldwater Arizona Goldwater Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Rockefeller Robert F. Kennedy Connecticut

Cars Gaining On People In Postwar Registrations Rise

Motor vehicle registrations increased 130 percent to 71.5 million from 1945 to 1959 while the population grew 33 percent. The data show a rapid expansion in car ownership outpacing population growth.

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