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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1963
Page
3
In County Wexford residents plan a Kennedy memorial on the site where his great grandfather sailed for America. Mayor Thomas F. Byrne says design discussions will include Mrs Kennedy and proceed this spring.
Finnish President Urho Kekkonen met Premier Nikita Khrushchev at the Kremlin on Saturday and the pair planned a hunting trip in the woods near Moscow.
Ottawa reports Canada’s Air Transport Board has approved a license for Irish International Airlines to run commercial air service between Montreal and Shannon Ireland, enabling cross Atlantic flights from the city.
Senate figure Byrd pressures trimming nonessential spending as Johnson finalizes the fiscal year budget. The $11 billion tax reduction remains a central issue with Byrd opposing substantial cuts without preserving his favored programs. Deficit target eyes $9 billion for the coming year.
In Philadelphia the National Council of Churches opens its triennial general assembly with a public memorial for John F. Kennedy set for Tuesday night in Convention Hall. Kennedy was to speak to the assembly that evening before his death.
Fire caused by an overheated flue damages Joe Fleck home at 325 Carroll St Bluefield at 3 p.m. Saturday. Fire Chief E L McClure reported the extent as about 325 dollars.
Belgium's Foreign Minister Paul Henri Spaak will make an official four day visit to Poland starting Friday according to the Polish press agency report.
Princeton Women of the Moose Jodge No. 355 plans its regular meeting Tuesday night at the Moose home in Princeton. Senior Regent Doris Strow will preside as Social Service Chapter proceedings are discussed and new enrollment is announced.
Jerry Thomas of Pineville Wyoming County completes Peace Corps training and departs New York City December 4 for Santo Domingo. He joins 150 volunteers to work on chicken raising health sanitation well drilling 4-H projects school building and community development for two years. Thomas is son of Mr and Mrs John B Thomas Jr and is a Pineville High School and West Virginia University AB graduate.
Washington reports no expected surge in U S Soviet diplomatic activity. U S officials attribute the quiet to Kremlin reassessment, even as President Johnson vows to continue Kennedy era policies.
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