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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1963

Page

5

Experts Back Tech Training At West Virginia Conference

About 150 attendees at the West Virginia Industrial Conference heard leaders stress retraining for workers amid technological change. Lawrence H. Rogers II urged expanding technical education and removing the stigma of vocational training while Jack Lloyd emphasized selling the community to attract industry and the four critical site factors. The event at Marshall University was chaired by Cecil Underwood and sponsored by regional chambers of commerce, two universities, and state development agencies.

Huntington West Virginia Lawrence H. Rogers II Taft Broadcasting Co Cincinnati Appalachian Electric Power Co Lloyd Hulett C. Smith Cecil Underwood Island Creek Coal Co Marshall University West Virginia University Huntington, Morgantown and West Virginia Chambers of Commerce

Father Of 6 Killed In Road Accident

Basil E. Huddleston, 0, a father of six, was killed when a car swerved out of control on West Virginia 62 near Point Pleasant. The vehicle struck a utility pole, wrapped around it, and the engine and wheels tumbled over a drop. Huddleston, a deck hand for the Ohio River Co., died instantly.

Point Pleasant W. Va Basil E. Huddleston Huddleston Ohio River Co

Three Indicted for Mine Violations at Robena Complex

Wayneburg Pa AP a Greene County grand jury indicted U S Steel Robena Coal complex officials Superintendent Michael Wyde Mine Foreman Marion Misiak Assistant Mine Foreman Albert H Dillon and Electrician Stanley Boskovich for violating state bituminous mining laws The charges relate to permitting deteriorated electrical equipment and failing to report a dangerous gas condition not directly to the December 6 Robena No 3 mine explosion that killed 37 men

Waynesburg U.S. Steel Corp Robena Coal Greene County Grand Jury Whch Michael Wyde Marion Misiak Albert H. Dillon Stanley Boskovich Robena Boskovich Misiak Wyde Pennsylvania Dillon

Petersburg Doctor Named General Practitioner of the Year

Dr Vernon L Dyer 70 of Petersburg is named the 1963 General Practitioner of the Year by the West Virginia State Medical Association for more than 40 years of service in Grant Hardy and Pendleton counties He will receive the award at the 96th annual meeting in White Sulphur Springs Aug 22 24 Dyer helped establish Grant Memorial Hospital and trained at Cook County Hospital Chicago He was born April 17 1893 earned his MD from Loyola University in 1918 and is active in the Potomac Valley Medical Society as an elder in the Presbyterian Church He and wife Ruth Hickel have two children and five grandchildren

Charleston Vernon L. Dyer Petersburg Grant Hardy Pendleton West Virginia State Medical Association Dyer State Medical Association White Sulphur Springs Welch Hospital Cook County Hospital Chicago Grant’ Memorial Hospital Fort Seybert W. Va Loyola University School of Medicine Potomac Valley Medical Society Presbyterian Church Ruth Hickel

State Capitol News Roundup

Huntington fire service and garbage fees stand after Supreme Court denial of voters challenge. June 25, 1942 city ordinances upheld by Huntington City Council. Also bids planned June 17 for a Watters Smith State Park pioneer museum building about 30 000 in Harrison County near West Milford with 18th and 19th century farm items. West Virginia farm price index mid May 248 percent of 1910 14 base. beef cattle at 17.90 per 100 pounds. Agriculture reports note potato and corn planting, hay and tobacco work, inadequate warm weather, and frosts affecting gardens. fruit outlook fair to good in Eastern Panhandle.

Charleston Huntington Supreme Court High Court Watters Smith State Park Harrison County West Milford Smith Department of Natural Resources West Virginia Agriculture Department Panhandle

Annual Boys State Opens at Mill in West Virginia

High school juniors arrive on Sunday for the 26th American Legion Boys State at Jackson's Mill. Over 340 boys will attend a week of citizenship training. they will elect a governor, a legislature, and county and city officials. Philip Peters of Wheeling was last year's governor. Gov. Barron will visit on June 13.

Jackson's Mill W. Va American Legion Legion Philip Peters Wheeling Barron

West Virginia highway deaths rise to 146 year to date

State Police at Charleston report that 146 people have been killed on West Virginia highways so far this year, compared with 162 at the same point last year.

Associated Press Charleston West Virginia

U S Airplanes Ferry Vietnamese Troops to Hue Clash

U S Air Force planes ferried Vietnamese troops to Hue to quell Buddhist protests as hundreds were hospitalized from blister gas burns after clashes with government troops. Buddhist leaders accuse discrimination while Diem's government fears a wider religious revolt amid regional turmoil. In Pakistan, religious rioting killed 120 in Thari near Karachi with 26 more hurt, amid similar demonstrations in Iran.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S. Air Force Hue Here Ngo Dinh Diem Thich Tinh Khiet Viet Nam Pakistan Iran Thari Karachi

German School Books Sent to Asia and Africa

The International School Book Institute in Brunswick begins shipping German language math law and geography texts to underdeveloped nations in Asia and Africa for German speaking teachers.

Brunswick Germany International School Book Institute Asia Africa

Nancy Sinatra Saloons On Virginian Color Tale

Guest star Nancy Sinatra portrays a saloon girl in the rare drama If You Have Tears. The repeat feature airs at 7:30 on Virginian Channel 6 in color.

Nancy Sinatra

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