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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1965
Page
10
Stock market volatility and selling pressure sweep through television program sales in West Roanoke and nearby markets. Oak Hill and Charle report sharp declines as Johnson City sees cautious investor activity.
NEW YORK AP The stock market weathered a sharp selling squall Tuesday and recovered enough so that its final loss was slight. Trading was heavy with volume at 9 million shares, the busiest day since November.
The Dow Jones industrial average slipped to a noon low of 946.71 before closing at 946.71, a fractional loss. American Telephone fell early on 35,000 shares, then recovered to a net gain. Ampex led volume with a 2% rise.
A Greek widower seeks a proper bride for his two children but delays marriage when the candidate is a young beauty. Vic Strode faces a dire choice to heighten a film finale. Red China plots a plague test while agents intervene. Johnny Carson show features Murray Roman as guest.
An old pattern advertisement offers half sizes for a Marian Martin knit blouse and jumper with listed yardages and sizes. It invites readers to mail 50 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for mailing to the Pattern Dept in New York for a free pattern secret.
Members of the Altha Allen Homemakers Club will hold their annual Christmas party Thursday at 7 30 p m at the president Mrs Nettie Cawthorne 728 Nicholas Street. Each member brings a covered dish and a Pollyanna gift. An embroidery demonstration will be presented.
Dr. Edward R. Annis of Miami, former AMA president, will be the dinner speaker at the inaugural meeting of Virginia Association of Professions in Richmond on December 7.
In this bridge analysis from 1945 Chicago Tribune, East harbors the master spade card and South declares four spades. The article explains the defense must assume East holds king and queen of hearts to defeat the contract, guiding West on heart leads and timing to maximize defense.
Dear Abby responds to marital tension about praise and warmth, urging husbands to compliment wives consistently. The letter from a reader in Merion Station, PA, seeks guidance on recouping payment for wedding photography from friends who haven’t paid or returned proofs. Abby offers practical steps to collect or reclaim the photos, including small claims court, a collection agency, or other options.
The text urges clear communication of a fee and its amount and mentions concern that former friends thought the service was free. It reads as a fragmented reminder of expectations and repayment.
A partial crossword puzzle page lists across and down clues with numbers and garbled text. Clues reference memento operation jur spiritual parts knight on the road sport sick person Barbara Scott or Carol Hei Z words and more with scattered missing letters and partial phrases across the grid.
The University Club of Bluefield celebrates 30th anniversary with a dinner dance on Friday December 10 at 6 p.m. at Bluefield Country Club. Chairman Buzzy Wilkinson leads the event with a cocktail party buffet, a floor show, and a salute to 20 charter members. Conrad Brevick presides over the club.
A reader letter set discusses aging as an incurable disease and the perception of age. It cites anecdotes from various ages and quotes Bernard Baruch and Walter Huston while noting medical concerns about obesity and heavy drinking contributing to early death.
Dr Steinerohn offers a booklet titled 22 Ways to Prevent and Treat Coronary Disease. Readers can obtain a copy by mailing 25 cents in coin and a stamped self addressed envelope to him care of the Bluefield Daily Telegraph.
In New York on Tuesday approximate totals show stock sales at 9 000 000 and American stocks at 4 430 000 while bond sales reach 17 810 000. The AP notes broad activity across markets with reported figures for stocks bonds and related securities.
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