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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1963
Page
8
Local television listings show WSAZ WOAY WHIS in Huntington Oak Hill Bristol Bluefield with varied programs. Schedule highlights include local news, sports segments, talk shows, and regional broadcasts across the stations.
The stock market eased on Monday in brisk yet uneventful trading as activity neared five million shares. Much of the volume was driven by bargain hunting in lower priced stocks with the next to last session of 1963 shaping a cautious close.
Stock list shows only two issues above zero and 11 under 35 dollars. Volume at 4.95 million shares, the highest since December 18, as Dow falls 3.05 to 759.90. Steels and oils lead declines while chemicals and rails gain. bonds steady to higher amid uneven AX prices.
In Chicago the Monday hog supply held at 8,000 head with mostly steady prices. No. 1 and 2 weights 200-220 lb sold at 15.50 to 15.75, 190-250 lb 1-3 at 14.25 to 15.50, and weights to 290 lb at 13 and up. sows 11 to 12.25. Cattle trade slower. 13,000 head, largest in three weeks. Steers up to 1,570 lb 21.50 to 23.60, average 19.50 to 23. good 20 to 21.75. Heifers 20 to 22.50, bulls to 19.75. Sheep market steady to strong with slaughter lambs at 20 for mixed choice and prime, 19.50 for mixed good to choice. New York stocks totals listed.
Channel 6 presents 9:00 Richard Boone Show Where's the Million Dollars a drama about a hidden fortune pursued by detectives with a prison guard cameo. 10:00 King Orange Jamboree Parade Miami signals Orange Bowl festivities. 7:30 Mr Novak at Jefferson High features Pulitzer winner Rand Hardy with Edu cation clashes and old flames. 8:30 McHale's Navy pearls gag ends with phony gems. 11:30 Tonight Starring Johnny Carson Color episode with Woody Allen Lousie Lasser and Rudy Vallee.
Bright as May look and sew this raglan sleeve step in of cotton Dacron linen for Women’s sizes 36 to 50. Pattern 9292 costs five tenths of a dollar plus 15 cents for mailing. Send name address zone size and style number to Marian Martin Daily Telegraph Pattern Dept New York. Free pattern catalog available after sending 50 cents.
Easy to use knit patterns for a doll wardrobe including bulky sweater slacks gowns coat hat cape jackets blouse skirt and more. Pattern 563 requires 35 cents plus 15 cents extra for mailing and handling order Laura Wheeler Daily Telegraph Needlecraft Dept New York NY 10001.
North-South vulnerable with South dealing the six spades leads to a dramatic play. West leads king of hearts, declarer draws trumps, preserves ruffs, and executes a counter stroke discarding diamonds while West mispositions. South ends with three tricks after a precise ruffing sequence and a strategic discard.
Sitstar Gazer, a feature by Clay R. Pollan, appears with the Across column voice.
A fragmented crossword list with numerous numbered clues and some garbled text. Entries include references to lighting device, river names, and various common crossword prompts, along with several illegible segments and stray letters.
Readers react to Dr. Steinerhn column with anecdotes on exercise age and health advice. A 77 year old vows by in-bed exercise and jokes about funerals. A 14 year old questions old parents and a 46 year old asks about bowling insomnia. Aluminum safety and staple price trends are noted with casual commentary.
A collage of Abby advice on money minded spouses, handling a garage door safety issue with children, and gift etiquette for grandparents. Also notes a couple recalling wedding song choices and a sentiment of long marriage from a reader.
Abby wishes readers a cheerful start to the year and signs off with a warm New Year greeting. The brief note conveys good wishes from the columnist to the audience.
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