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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1971

Page

2

North Viet Nam Denies Saigon Repatriation Offer

North Vietnam called South Vietnam’s plan to repatriate sick and wounded prisoners a sham while Red Cross interviews found 13 of 570 willing to return. South Vietnam added 90 more refusals, citing fear of Hanoi reprisals. U.S. officials say the Red Cross led the inquiry and will let facts speak.

Paris North Vietnam South Vietnam Saigon International Committee of the Red Cross North Red Cross Tran van Lam Hanoi Nguyen Thanh le United States Washington Thieu-by-Khiem Nguyen van Thien Nguyen Cao Ky Tran Thien Khiem U.S

McDowell County Men Hurt In Head-On Crash

Two McDowell County men were injured in a head-on crash on Pinnacle Mountain near Bramwell. Donald Ray Woods, 21, of Welch, and Alen Hornbuckle, 60, of Davy, were involved when Woods' 1970 auto collided with Hornbuckle's on U S 52 in rain. Hornbuckle suffered a broken wrist and abrasions. Woods was treated and released. Woods was charged with failure to keep his vehicle to the right of center. Preliminary hearing date pending. Trooper D R Bowman investigated.

McDowell County Pinnacle Mountain Bramwell Alen Hornbuckle Davy Donald Ray Woods Welch Woods U. S Princeton Hornbuckle Auto Hornbuckle Bluefield Sanitarium D R. Bowman Princeton State Police

Connally Discusses Revenue Sharing and State Tax Autonomy

Connally argues against federal coercion on tax structures and notes no attorney general ruling yet on revenue sharing constitutionality. Under Byrnes questioning he adds the Treasury will seek such a ruling.

Connally Byrnes Treasury

Daily Telegraph Printing Co Advertisements and Rates

Establishment details for the Daily Telegraph Printing Co include address, AP membership, and subscription rates by carrier and mail within West Virginia. Meteor Route rates and advertising representatives are listed with contact telephone numbers.

West Virginia Audio Bureau of Circulation Advertising Representative Mathews, Shannon & Cullen Telephone

Deaths and Funerals in Bluefield and Surrounding Areas

Obituary notices report the deaths of Cora Lee Turner 77 of Bluefield Sandlick Arnie Owens 59 of Haysi and David Craft 78 of Union along with Nancy Ellen Davis 72 of Hollywood and Steve Pembroke Bell Jr. 53 of Martinsville plus Ollie May Burton 89 of Manassas Details include family survivors funeral arrangements and burial sites in Bluewell Union Princeton and nearby areas.

Obituary for John Edd Smith of Bland Virginia

John Edd Smith 72 of Route 2 Bland Va died Wednesday morning in Marion Va. Survived by widow Sarah Stowers Smith six daughters one son three brothers three sisters 24 grandchildren four great grandchildren. Services Friday 2 pm at Honaker Baptist Church with Rev. R T Newton and Rev Kenner Kitts Sunny Point Cemetery Rocky Gap Va. Grandsons pallbearers granddaughters flowerbearers. Body moved from Newberry Funeral Home Bland Va one hour before services. Funeral home today after 3 pm.

John Edd Smith Bland Marion Sarah Stowers Smith Phillip Reed Wicomico Arnold Stinson Robert Gross Randall Williams John Williams Rocky Gap W. C. Reed Jr Hampton John B Sunny Point

Ada Weaver 80 Dies After Long Illness in Mullens

Ada Weaver age 80 of Mullens died Tuesday morning after a long illness in a Mullens hospital. She was born in Floyd County Virginia, daughter of James and Cathy Agnew. Survived by four sons Roby Weaver Orlando Florida George Weaver Russell Weaver Eldsworth Weaver all of Mullens. three daughters Cecil Coleman Princeton Lillie Tilley Roanoke Janeth Wipperman Fayetteville North Carolina. four sisters Jenny Hall Galesburg Illinois Cora Hopkins Huntsville Arkansas Lula Rice Salem Virginia Gladys Dickinson Floyd. 28 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at Sam Foglesong Funeral Home Chapel today at 1 p.m. Rev Eddie Blankenship officiating. Burial Roselawn Memorial Gardens Princeton.

Cora Lee Turner Rt. 1 Bluefield Sandlick Patrick County Joseph Lee Melissa Ann Hollingsworth Adams Sandlick United Mamie Smith Hampton G. T Betty) Ford Worth Mary) Blankenship Lorton Lick Road Frank Turner Lester Adams Bassett Charles Adams Gilliam Hazel Lewey She Floyd County James Cathy Agnew Roby Weaver Orlando Fla George Weaver Russell Weaver Eldsworth Weaver Mullens Cecil Coleman Princeton Lillie Tilley Roanoke Janeth Wipperman Fayetteville Jenny Hall Galesberg Ill Cora Hopkins Huntsville Ark Lula Rice Salem Gladys Dickinson Floyd Sam Foglesong

Funerals for Holbrook and Lunsford Held This Week

Bessie Holbrook 65 of Tip Top Va. funeral today at 11 at home with burial at Grandview Memory Gardens Bluefield. Frank James Lunsford 67 of Bluefield Va. funeral today 2 p.m. at Cravens Shires Chapel Bluewell with burial at Smith Cemetery Littlesburg. Neal Preston Gullion Jr. 18 of Boissevain Va. funeral today 2 p.m. at Boissevain United Methodist Church with burial at Grandview Memory Gardens Bluefield. Pocahontas High School Senior Class pallbearers.

Holbrook Bessie Neece Tip Top Grandview Memory Gardens Bluefield Tazewell Road Graham Funeral Home Lunsford Frank James Hoge Street Cravens-Shires Funeral Home Bluewell Paul Hall Smith Cemetery Littlesburg Gullion Neal Preston Jr Boissevain Boissevain United Methodist Church Norman Holcomb Ted Cook Pocahontas Shumate-Newman Funeral Home

Corona judge recesses hearing as interpreter confirms understanding

Corona answers the judge and a language interpreter confirms his comprehension during a closed hearing. Teja Deputy D A Winship Sheriff Whiteaker and a court reporter attend the session while Corona, in a blue green suit, is escorted back to isolation. His wife Gloria and mother Candida visit him from Mexico for an hour.

Corona Teja Dist. Atty John Winship Roy D. Whiteaker Gloria Candida Mexico van den Heuvel Yuba City Marysville Feather River

Herndon Hosts Guard Meeting in Bluefield

Rev. T. F. Herndon spoke at the Old Guard gathering at Trinity UMC Bluefield with 46 members present. The meeting included memorials, reports on long marriages, a poem by W. B. Martin, devotions, hospital visit plans, birthday notices, and an announcement for a Retired Persons group meeting on South Street.

T. F. Herndon Bluefield Old Guard Old Guard Trinity United Methodist Church Herndon Owen I. Phelps J. L. Bradbury W. B. Martin John E. Roberts E. M. Taylor E. T. McPeak C. K. Kiser W. C. Ferlines Frank Bowling James DeLong Paris H. Lambert Dexter R. Harry Daniel P. Ernest Garland H. Jones P. E. Perdue Worth W. Boisture Mack K. Tabor J. G. Foley W. H. Jesse W. B. Bird W. J. McGowan H. R. Kidd John Strike Robert S. Vawter P. E. Goodman G. W. Williams Salem Veterans Hospital Howard L. Bierbaum Milton Nursing Home G. L. Persinger Miners Hospital Beckley Albert Garland Essex Street A. F. Debusk Washington, D. C W. G. Ferlines Rolen Fife G. H. Jones H. C. Warden W. J Bill) Williams James H. Doyle William H. Long Evan E. Davis Jr Thomas F. Brooks C. L. Lowder J. Gilmer Foley American Association O Church of God South Street Bluefield

Army weighs My Lai and Donaldson incidents from 1968 to 1969

The Army cited the My Lai massacre and related Donaldson incidents as alleged events dated between November 1968 and January 1969. Col. Ranck recommended charges and Lt. Gen. Hutchin must decide on Article 32 investigations or dismissal if evidence is insufficient for prosecution.

My Lai Donaldson Army McCloskey Roger Ranck Criminal Investigation Division Claire Hutchin First Army Hutchin

National Shut-In's Day Proclaimed in Bluefield and Virginia

Mayors of Bluefield West Virginia and Bluefield Virginia proclaim Sunday June 6 1971 as National Shut-In's Day urging visits and cheer for citizens confined to homes hospitals or sanatoria A local chapter of the Shut-In's Day Association is encouraged and residents may contact Mrs Arthur Barker Bluefield phone 589 3416 for involvement Mrs Harry F Boone national president of the association endorses the local effort to aid shut-ins amid veterans' sacrifices.

Bluefield W. Va Virginia Arthur Barker United States of America Harry F. Boone Logan

Chandler Inks Buffalo Pact

Buffalo Bills announce contract signings for four draft picks including Bob Chandler the standout pass receiver from Southern California. Also signed are Bob Strickland Donnie Green and Bill McKinley along with two free agents Randy Cro and Al Brown in a midweek roster move.

Buffalo N.Y Bob Chandler Southern California Buffalo Bills

Bills sign two draft picks and two free agents

The Buffalo Bills announce the signing of two draft choices Donnie Green from Purdue the No. 5 pick and Bill McKinley from Arizona the sixth round who will move to linebacker along with safeties Randy Cooper from Purdue and Al Brown from Dayton as free agents.

John Rauch Bills Bob Strickland Auburn Donnie Green Purdue Bill McKinley Arizona Buffalo N.Y Buffalo Bills National Football League Randy Cooper al Brown Dayton

Princeton Council Okays Lot Purchase For Fire House

The Princeton City Council approved buying a lot in East Princeton for a sub fire station at 19000, and to pursue a 177000 municipal building contract with Corte Construction Co. They also agreed to acquire the Church of God parsonage on Oliver Avenue with a 90 day vacate grace period.

Princeton City Hall Corte Construction Co Kimball Ira Southern Church of God Oliver Avenue Airport Southern W. Robert Carr Corte Princeton Bank and Trust Lacy Shrewsbury

Council Race Sees Close Vote Challenge Impact Likely

Vote totals show incumbents Katherine Barringer 155 Joe Cook 161 James Collins 152 Dodd Mortenson 141 with Ralph Cowan 152 James Brown 155 Charlie Eanes 160 Clarence Hicks 103 C. R. Johnson 110. Jack Lewis re-elected unopposed with 191. The mayoral tally 100 to 116 not affected by the challenge.

Katherine Barringer Joe Cook James Collins Dodd Mortenson Ralph Cowan James Brown Charlie Eanes Clarence Hicks C. R. Johnson Jack Lewis

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