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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1965

Page

5

Center Sets Conference Nine Clinics and Two Club Meetings

Mercer County Health Center outlines a busy week with nine clinics and two clubs. Venereal disease and tuberculin skin testing are planned, immunizations and adolescent services offered, plus hypertension, tuberculosis workups, and a food handlers conference. Kiwanis meet Tuesday evening and Women’s Democrat Club Thursday evening in the Center Auditorium.

Mercer County Health Center John J. Mahood Mercer County Health Department Kiwanis Club Women’s Democrat Club Center Auditorium

Virginia Pupil Costs Vary Widely Across Localities

Virginia counties and cities spent an average of 182 dollars per pupil in local funds last year to run public schools, excluding state and federal money. Local expenditures ranged from 58 dollars in Buchanan County to 454 in Arlington, while cities averaged 201 dollars, towns 190, and counties 170. Cape Charles at 121 led the towns in low spending, and Saltville at 255 headed the list.

Richmond Virginia State Department of Higher Education Buchanan Arlington Virginia Beach Falls Church Cape Charles Saltville

Proposal To Perfume Bus Odors Rejected

Niagara Frontier Transit System rejected a plan to perfume bus exhaust to curb fumes. William W. Kunz, VP of maintenance, said it would substitute one odor for another and noted Cleveland’s three year scenting effort proved expensive and Smokier engines. Councilman Albert J. Petrella had proposed the idea.

Buffalo N.Y Niagara Frontier Transit System William W. Kunz Cleveland Ohio Albert J. Petrella

For Sale 1965 Ford Econoline Pickup Truck

For sale a 1965 Ford Econoline pickup truck in excellent condition with new tires. Cab over engine model. Will consider trade and finance balance. Contact Reliable Collection Agency at 104 Scott Street Princeton, after 5 p.m call 425-2478 or 425-5950.

Scott Street Princeton

Virginia Farm Prices Outlook Stable for Two Weeks

Virginia agriculture officials predict turkey prices will stay strong to meet Christmas demand. Production is up about four percent from last year and six percent over 1964, with cold storage down 14 percent from last year. Exports through October are 32 percent higher than a year ago. Futures for heavy toms on the Chicago Trade Exchange will be offered for February, April and June 1966. Farm prices in Virginia last week ranged from 21 to 28 cents for various birds and sweet potato supplies are moving from storage despite drought reducing Virginia output.

Turkey Chicago Trade Exchange Virginia North Carolina New Jersey Nemagold F.O.B

Humphrey praises school journalists in Seattle visit

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey met high school journalists in Seattle on Saturday and praised their questions. He said he preferred their probes to those from some professionals, noting he has faced thousands of press conferences but found these questions provocative and well designed to elicit information.

Seattle Wash Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey

Julie Andrews misses London visit while filming Torn Curtain

Hollywood gossip notes Julie Andrews wishes to fly to London to see husband despite one week off from Torn Curtain and her busy schedule. Debbie Reynolds invites ailing mother to Palm Springs to recuperate with her family. Stephen Boyd sues Heroes of Telemark makers over casting. Barbara Streisand holds Funny Girl rights. Alexandre Paris plans Beverly Hills beauty salon. Cary Grant linked to Eddie Chapman Story. Peter Finch wows at Judith Israel screening.

Hollywood Nana Julie Andrews Santa Claus Alfred Hitchcock London Bony Walton Julie Laurence Harvey Joan Cohn Debbie Reynolds Debbie Palm Springs Harry Karl Marie MacDonald Stephen Boyd Telemark Kirk Douglas Steve McQueen Steve Tony Perkins Montgomery Clift Marlon Boyd Barbara Streisand Isobel Lennart Barbara George Masters Margaret Lord Snowdon Alexandre of Paris Beverly Hills Grace Kelly Elizabeth Taylor Audrey Hepburn Jacqueline Kennedy Huntington Hartford Louis Nizer Cary Grant Terence Young Eddie Chapman Grant Mr. Grant Peter Finch Judith Israel Sophia Loren

Israeli Premier Levi Eshkol Improves, Rest Required

Israeli premier Levi Eshkol, hospitalized with exhaustion, shows improvement as doctors say he needs several days of rest. The office confirms his condition easing and notes continued medical monitoring.

Jerusalem Levi Eshkol

Growth By 1975 Seen Unequaled

The National Industrial Conference Board projects unprecedented growth by 1975 in output, jobs, profits, and incomes. A $1 trillion GNP, higher living standards, a high investment economy, and a strong job boom are forecast if policy keeps pace with international financial needs and manpower expansion.

New York National Industrial Conference Board New York Stock Exchange Sommers America

Marines Storm Viet Cong Coastal Stronghold Near Qui Nhon

U S Marines support by Navy planes and 7th Fleet shelling storm a Viet Cong coastal stronghold 20 miles north of Qui Nhon. By nightfall 14 enemy killed. 11 more may have fallen to shelling and air attacks. Casualties light for U S forces.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S. Marine U S 7Th Fleet Qui Nhon Orlock Hubbard Kitty Hawk Bon Homme Richard U.S. 1St Infantry Division U.S Monticello Phu Thu Montrose Valley Forge Navy

Gift of $4.95 Truss Promises Rupture Relief

In Kansas City a physician appliance firm touts a new rupture belt free of leg straps or pads. It offers a $4.95 truss gift after a 30 day trial and urges readers to request a descriptive circular by mail.

Physicians Appliance Company Koch Bildg W. 75Th Ct Kansas City

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