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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1963

Page

5

Argentina seeks extradition of ex president Peron

Argentina asked Spain for the extradition of ex president Juan Peron to face charges in Argentina. Peron lives in Madrid in exile since 1955 and has a new wife Isabel Martinez. The Foreign Office said the request will be processed under Spanish law and the grounds were not specified.

Bluefield Daily Telegraph Argentina Peron Madrid Spain Juan D. Peron Foreign Office Julio A. Lagos Fernando Maria Castiella Isabel Martinez Perons

Marian Anderson Plans Final Concert Tour in 1965

New York AP reports Marian Anderson announces next season will be her last. The celebrated contralto will retire in spring 1965, with farewell concerts beginning in fall across North and South America Europe and Asia. Born in South Philadelphia, her father was a coal dealer and her mother a teacher.

New York Marian Anderson North South America Europe Asia Carnegie Miss Anderson Philadelphia

Jaffa Port Linked to Biblical Sailings in Ancient Times

The port of Jaffa in the Tel Aviv suburbs is described as one of the oldest ports globally and traditionally said to be the departure point for the Biblical Jonah.

Jaffa Israel Tel- Aviv Johan

Bluewell-Brushfork-Montcalm Water Project Bids Forwarded

Bids on the 1.073 million dollar Bluewell Brushfork Montcalm Water Project were opened by the Bluewell Public Service District and sent to the HHFA in Washington for final approval. Construction slated to begin December 7. The project serves about 1,400 customers with a seven part plan, including two reservoirs, a purification plant, and a 21.8 mile transmission and distribution system.

Bluewell Brushfork Montcalm Water HHFA Bluewell-Brushfork-Montcalm Bluewell Public Service District Housing and Home Finance Agency Washington, D. C Ed Stone C. E. Jennings Bluewell Pubic District U. S. Health Service Stone

Scarce 1909 S VDB Pennies Despite Early Mint Output

The 1909 San Francisco minted pennies bearing the designer Victor D. Brenner initials VDB are scarce after officials objected to the initials. About 484,000 coins were minted before the change.

San Francisco Victor D. Brenner

Oratorio Set For Dec 22 In Bluefield

Edward F. Williams a Concord College assistant professor of music will be tenor soloist in the Bluefield production of Camille Saint Seans Christmas Oratorio on Sunday December 22 at 8 15 p m in Westminster Presbyterian Church. Mrs Ella Nash Jarrell directs with Garland Bruce at the organ Williams has sung the Christmas Oratorio in Kirksville Cookeville and Nashville and has performed Messiah Hymn of Praise and other oratorios with the Bluefield Symphony Orchestra.

Edward F. Williams Concord College Bluefield Camille Saint-Sean Westminster Presbyterian Church Ella Nash Jarrell Jarrell School of Music Westminster Garland Bruce Handel Christ Professor Williams Kirksville Missouri Cookeville Nashville Tennessee Bluefield Symphony Orchestra

Moslem Official Dies in Cairo at Al Azhar Rector Age 70

Sheikh Mahmoud Shahout, rector of Al Azhar University and top Moslem authority, died Thursday in Cairo at age 70. He led the 1000 year old institution and shaped religious leadership across the Moslem world.

Cairo Mahmoud Shahout al Azhar University

Radford Reporter Sentenced in Montgomery County Arson Case

Sherman Nelson, 33, of Radford, a Southwest Virginia journalist, received three years in state prison with two years and five months suspended and three years probation after being found guilty of arson in a Pilot community house fire on March 23. Two youths faced three-year suspended sentences. a third youth was acquitted.

Christiansburg Southwest Virginia Montgomery County W. S. Jordan Sherman Nelson Radford Nelson Pilot Montgomery News Messenger Christiaburg

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