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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1971
Page
15
The page lists daytime and prime time programs across networks with show titles such as The Tonight Show, Batman, Green Acres, Bonanza, and news broadcasts. It catalogs times and channel references for DRAM, sports, and variety programs, highlighting a broad schedule snapshot.
Nick Barkley pursues a thief stealing ranch gear and traps himself in an abandoned mine. He learns Danny, a 14 year old boy, is rebelling due to being half Indian. Nick risks his life to save him and shows compassion.
The Associated Press reports Jordan accuses Palestinian guerrillas of a sabotage campaign aiming to overthrow King Hussein and establish a Palestinian state. Clashes with government troops, bombings, and claims of a Palestinian government in exile follow as guerrilla bases remain near Jerash. In Cairo, Sadat publicly ends the reign of terror by burning secret records at the Interior Ministry.
The Marian Martin pattern catalog introduces a new seam scheme aimed at slimming larger sizes with a new pantsuit and dress in carefree polyester knits. Patterns listed in sizes up to 50, with Air Mail charges extra and mail to the Bluefield Daily Telegraph Pattern Dept in New York.
Wan da Sue Shelbourne, on probation for stealing 6 month old Kima Norris, seeks custody and plans legal aid to return the child she renames Kimberly Dawn. She kept the infant five weeks after taking her from a San Francisco hospital on January 10, saying it was an emotional act. The baby reportedly gained weight during that time and was later returned to the mother.
New York reporter notes Allen Swift, known as the man of a thousand voices, often lands radio and TV commercials and selects his own roles. He appears in ads for many brands, declines signing with a single sponsor, and avoids autograph requests.
In a four handed team match West opens three clubs as a standard preempt. North overcalls three diamonds using a special convention. East makes a bold six clubs sacrifice, South bids six spades and secures the contract. West leads heart and East could have defended better. At another table seven clubs doubled failed by one trick for a 100 point loss, yielding an 880 point swing in favor of the North-South side overall.
Your birthday today sparks increased understanding of people and serving needs while desiring privacy. Aries inspires initiative and early study. Taurus urges practicality. Gemini warns against jumping to conclusions. Cancer pursues investigation. Leo notes unexpected support. Virgo urges change in work view. Libra cautions excess. Scorpio seeks broader vision. Sagittarius flags social shifts. Capricorn urges big thinking. Aquarius energizes activity. Pisces urges visible progress and plans.
Three young women question if Women's Liberation masculinizes women and Dr Scheimann replies that there is no clear basis. He notes masculinity and femininity are cultural ideas that vary by culture, with traits not strictly tied to biology. He argues women have long been steered toward motherhood and marriage, but choice should define personal roles, not gendered norms.
Crossword puzzle from June 1 1971 featuring a grid with clues for across and down entries. Includes themed words and references to famous players, places, and musical terms. Answers intersect to fill the grid with common crossword terms and proper nouns.
Advice column excerpt about a wife troubled by a nagging husband and the husband’s griping about chores. Abby recommends tuning him out and changing the subject to defuse nagging. The column includes additional letters about love and money in marriage with sharp, practical guidance.
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