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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1965

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Eight Americans Die In Cong Push At Pleiku

Eight Americans were killed and at least 62 wounded when Viet Cong forces attacked two U.S. compounds at Pleiku in South Vietnam. The assault included destruction of aircraft, heavy mortar fire, and an infantry strike at Camp Holloway and the 2nd Army Corps advisory detachment.

Saigon Viet Nam U.S Pleiku Camp Holloway Band Ank 2Nd Army Corps Army Corps le van Khuyen

Seven year old Oceana boy seriously hurt in downtown accident

Stephen Dennis Graham seven a pupil at Oceana Elementary School remained in very serious condition after being struck by a car in front of DeLuxe Cafe Oceana Wyoming County Deputy Sheriff Junior Laxton said the boy attempted to cross toward a grocery store when the driver swerved and the vehicle struck him No charges were filed and the incident was labeled unavoidable by the deputy.

Oceana Wyoming County Bluefield Stephen Dennis Graham Dennis Graham DeLuxe Cafe Junior Laxton Laxton

Inside Sections and Features Listing

A catalog page outlining sections such as Editorials, About You, Farm, Business, Services, Churches, Sports, Features, Uncle Jack, Movies, TV and Now and Then. The layout indicates a community newspaper with varied topics and regular columns.

Uncle Jack

Maryland Car Train Crash Kills Three in Rockville

A Baltimore & Ohio Capital Limited train struck a car at a grade crossing in Rockville Maryland killing two teens Patsie Crown 13 and Harold Moore 16 and the car's 21 year old driver Kenneth Lee Andrews. The wreck damaged the locomotive and halted service about two hours.

Rockville Baltimore & Ohio Washington Capital Limited Chicago Montgomery County Patsie Crown Harold Moore Gaithersburg Kenneth Lee Andrews Route 1 B&o

Grad Students End Isolation on Space Diet Study

Four graduate students completed a 60 day isolation experiment in a UC Berkeley penthouse on an astronaut diet of egg liquid and wafers. They were paid $800 each and lost memory of taste, finding eating became a process. Conducted for NASA by Dr. Sheldon Margen and Dr. Doris Calloway, names withheld.

Berkeley Calif Mars National Aeronautics and Space Administration Sheldon Margen Doris Calloway University of California School of Nutritional Science

Banker Charged In Embezzlement In Winona Texas

Butler McClung 62, president and only employee of Winona State Bank, was charged by FBI with embezzling 390392.34 from the bank that closed after the scandal. FDIC will liquidate assets. bank served 250 to 300 depositors.

Winona, Tex East Texas Butler McClung Winona Alton Blalock McClung FBI Winona State Bank State Banking Department Federal Deposit Insurance Corp White House Tyler FDIC Stewart Federal Reserve Bank Dallas Winona Bank Tex Justice of the Peace Court

Gulf Is Lashed By Heavy Rains

Heavy rains hit the Gulf region east of the Mississippi as arctic winds moved into Montana. Brookley Air Force Base Mobile received 3% inches, Tallahassee over 1% inches in six hours, with blizzard warnings issued for eastern Montana. Ely Nevada saw five inches of snow in six hours and northern Arizona mountains reported eight inches.

Gulf Region Mississippi River Montana Brookley Air Force Base Mobile Ala Tallahassee Fila Weather Bureau Continental Divide Nevada Utah Arizona Ely Nev California Pacific Northwest Rockies

Kee Urges Tighter Oil Import Controls

Rep. James Kee of West Virginia urged President Johnson to tighten federal controls on importing residual oil. He warned that removing current fuel oil import controls would cost about 55,000 coal mining jobs and cripple the Appalachian region.

Washington James Kee D-W.va Johnson Appalachian Kee

West Virginia lawmakers eye pivotal week in session

Charleston AP statehouse notes lawmakers return to the Capitol for a busy week as 18 days remain in the 36day session. Key actions include education salary bills and a constitutional amendment for a state sweepstakes lottery. The House and Senate approved a $10 million yearly teacher pay rise and a $40 million state road bonds measure awaits votes. The fiscal plan relies on a new 3 percent retail sales tax.

Charleston West Virginia Capitol Hulett Smith House Senate House Judiciary Committee Connecticut del. Jesse S. Barker O-Kanawha L. E. Crowson South Charleston

Chaplin's Son Weds British Actress in Scotland

Michael Chaplin, 18, married Patricia Johns, 25, in Moniaive Scotland. The ceremony followed a canceled Barcelona plan due to Michael being a minor. He said his father opposed the marriage under English law.

Dumfries Scotland Charlie Chaplin Michael Patricia Johns Moniaive Here Barcelona Spain

Italian May Pay In 6 Installments Tailor Pays One Cent Bill

In Udine Italy tailor Alberto Quai received a one cent tax bill for a local irrigation system. The notice says the amount may be paid in six installments.

Udine Italy Alberto Quai

Debris Accumulating With Space Orbit Shots

Washington AP reports that more than 1 000 man made objects including satellites spacecraft and capsules have been placed in orbit since the space age began. Debris from launches and operations has steadily accumulated posing ongoing tracking and safety concerns for future missions.

Washington

Maddox Yields Amidst Tears and Civil Rights Charge

The Atlanta restaurant operator Lester Maddox, who fought desegregation, announced he would serve Negroes, citing costs to continue whites-only service. A federal judge fined him for racial discrimination and he pledged to comply with the Civil Rights Act while lamenting national intolerance. Space debris figures from Goddard Space Flight Center show hundreds of U S and Soviet satellites in orbit with several decayed, plus a note on Project West Ford and solar-orbit craft.

UCL Ivor Goddard Space Flight Center Greenbelt United States Russia Atlanta, Ga Lester Maddox Maddox Calvin Craig Georgia United Klans of America U.S. Dist Frank Hooper Hooper U.S. Supreme Court Goddard U. S Earth

Chilean airliner explodes after crash in Andes 87 aboard

A Chilean National Airline flight with 87 people including a Bank of Chile team and international passengers crashed and exploded near La Corona Mountain east of Santiago. Rescue teams reported no survivors after a grueling ascent. turbulence and terrain hampered search. One boy narrowly missed boarding when his travel papers were not in order.

Santiago, Chile Andes Latin America Lima Peru U.S Helen Berger Long Island N.Y Buenos Aires Argentina Montevideo Uruguay la Valdes Santiago Bank of Montevideo Luis Orellana Nunez

R A Tabor Dies in Route 19 Car Crash in Bluefield

R A Tabor 77 of 112 Olney St Bluefield Va died at Bluefield Sanitarium at 4 pm Saturday after a head on collision on a dry straight stretch of U S Route 460 west of Bluefield. His wife and family are named in the obituary with funeral arrangements pending. Elbert B Harden and wife were seriously injured in the two car crash and are hospitalized with fractures and contusions. Police reported both cars demolished and the Tabor Rambler on the wrong side of the road before he swerved. No charges filed yet as investigation continues.

Bluefield Robert Alvin Tabor Olney St Tazewell County Bluefield Sanitarium Elbert B. Harden Augusta St Harden Stockner Montdale Tabor Graham Funeral Home Dudley Memorial Mortuary Mudfork Elgin Tabor Two Bluefields Memorial Baptist Church Lalia Frances Reynolds Tabor C. F. Dudley Warren E. Nunnery Robert M. Tabor Cleveland Ohio Harry D. Tabor

Thieves Steal Cable Halt West Coast Trains

Thieves took a quarter mile of signal and telephone cable south of Carlisle causing trains between England and Scotland to run cautiously. Over a seven mile stretch all signals were blacked out and pilots were directed to slow speeds, delaying service by more than an hour.

Carlisle England Scotland

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