02 Dec 1965
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1965
Page
1
Richmond judge upheld Richmond Professional Institute authority to bar beards and long hair for students. Plaintiffs Shoffer and Federico were dismissed after complying, while Marshall remains a plaintiff for now. Attorneys vow appeals.
Tripoli officials announced a halt on Libyan oil shipments to Rhodesia as the nation grapples with regional tensions and a growing petroleum policy during wartime disruption.
Readers are invited to mail Christmas greetings to area residents serving in Viet Nam. Listings include Franklin A. Somosky, Henry A. Sonak Jr., Roger F. Midkiff, Joseph L. Asbury, Samuel K. Cardwell, Richard Gainer, and Howard R. Bailey with unit and APO San Francisco addresses.
New York police informants will get a cost of living increase after officials said complaints about low pay amid higher living costs have grown.
Bluefield police will station at least two officers in stores through Christmas to arrest shoplifters. Bond rises to 200 dollars, up from 50, with full prosecution and possible jail time. Stores assist with employees and private detectives amid rising nationwide shoplifting, largely by youth gangs.
The Most Rev. Joseph H. Albers who led the Lansing diocese since 1937 and oversaw about 220,000 members died Wednesday after a long illness. He served as bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Lansing for 17 years.
Fifteen men will graduate from the third class of a Manpower Development and Training Act school at Ramsey School in Bluefield Friday at 2 p.m. The three classes, run with the Mercer County Board of Education, form part of a state-wide program funded with 908000 dollars in federal allocations. Participants trained on heavy equipment and maintenance for construction jobs, with instructors Kenneth E. Farmer and John R. Thomey guiding the graduates.
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