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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1969

Page

3

Arabs embittered on second anniversary of six day war

On the two year mark of the six day war Arab states face Israel with disillusion over failed aims and large military spending draining economies. Refugees rise in Jordan and Egypt, Suez battles persist, and Palestinian Fedayeen grow in influence rejecting peace as guerrilla warfare continues.

Beirut Lebanon Israel Suez Canal Egypt Libya Kuwait Saudi Arabia Port Said Suez Jordan River Amman Jordan Fedayen Palestine

Fairfax Airport Site Is Okayed

Fairfax County Board of Supervisors voted 5 to 2 to approve the Pope Head Road site for a 1.7 million general aviation airport. The 251 acre rural tract will replace the congested Bailey's Crossroads airfield that serves Arlington and Alexandria, with 720 thousand dollars from the FAA and 375 thousand from Virginia already allocated and 600 thousand to be raised via a revenue bond.

Fairfax Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Pope Head Road Washington-Virginia Bailey's Crossroads Arlington Alexandria Bailey's Pope Head Federal Aviation Agency State of Virginia Fairfax County Airport Authority

Deeds and Marriage Applications Filed in Mercer County

Four property transfers and three marriage applications were filed in the Mercer County Courthouse. Deeds record transfers to Clisso, Jones, Neely, and others with values between 300 and 25 000 dollars. Marriages include Stephen Elmore to Jessie Pritchett and Crowder to Charles. Stores Jr. to Cardwell.

Mercer County H. V Willie Slemp Steven Phyllis Clisso Rock David W. Kee Donnan, Anderson Princeton J. B Blanch Evans Robert Dora Jones E. R Ocie B. Belcher M. L Lora Neely

Bluefield Daily Telegraph Local News Note and Rates

A fragment from the Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists paper scope and subscription rates. It mentions Associated Press dispatch use, bureau of circulation details, and a contact number for the Kats agency in Bluefield West Virginia.

Bluefield W. Va

Deaths and Funerals Item Highlights Local Obituaries

Obituaries from Richlands and surrounding areas list Mrs. Delphia Virginia Harri son Lawson 50 of Richlands Va died en route to a hospital of an apparent heart attack. Irene Ruth St John 69 of Big Sandy also dies in Welch hospital. Other notices include Harry Randall Williams 39 of Belle vue Mich and James Edgar Price 78 of Rich Creek Va with services and burial details.

Delphia Lawson Delphia Virginia Harrison Lawson Richlands Richlands Hospital Tazewell County Gaines Harrison Tazewell Swan Cleaners Irene Ruth St. John Big Sandy Welch John Fannie Thompson Jehovah Witnesses Congregation Roger Holt St. John Margaret St. John Raymond Lucas Chicago Ill Earl Warner Cody St. John Arnold St. John Waverly Courtney Preston St. John Lynchburg Jaeger Memorial Cemetery Roderfield Jehovah's Witness Walter H. Hampton Fanning Funeral Home Harry Randall Williams Bellevue, Mich Boissevain Boissevain Baptist Church Ted R. Crook Roselawn Memorial Gardens James Price James Edgar Price Rich Creek Pearisburg James Lucy Phleglar Price Norfolk and Western Railway Company Peterstown Peterstown United Methodist Church Joseph Geiger Virgil Anderson Pulaski W. K. Medley Bob Dillon Harold Shrader Manon Lilly Bill Bob Tuggle Howard Warren Peterstown Methodist Church

Laymen's Association Meeting Set for Saturday

Area Laymen's Association will meet Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Mount Olive United Methodist Church Lashmeet. Laymen from the Brushfork United Methodist Church will deliver the message with special singing by the host church. The event is non-denominational and all laymen are invited.

Mount Olive United Methodist Church Lashmeet R. W. (Watt) Compton Brushfork United Methodist Church

Howell proposes state action offices to aid public access

Howell argues for state action offices modeled after Sweden's ombudsman to help individuals reach government agencies and resolve grievances. He says the offices should be nonpartisan and accessible to all, balancing interdepartmental issues and avoiding political capture, with a series of campaign stops planned in Daewone Cats and Clinch Valley County.

Howell Sweden Appea Clinch Valley County

Woman Dies Of Crash Injuries In Bluefield Hospital

A 33 year old Big Rock Virginia woman Lola Mae Stiltner died Wednesday afternoon at Bluefield Hospital from injuries suffered in a head on crash Monday three miles north of Grundy Virginia. The driver Earl Greer 27 Grundy Rt. 2 was treated and released for slight injuries. Trooper J E Bellamy said no charges had been filed. Survivors include husband Willie Stiltner, father Dorsie Lester of Big Rock, four daughters and several siblings. Funeral arrangements were incomplete at Grundy Funeral Home.

Big Rock Bluefield Grundy Lola Mae Stiltner Stiltner Earl Greer Rt. 2 Greer J. E. Bellamy Willie Stiltner Dorsie Lester Dorothy Carol Brenda Sue Rebecca Ann Lenda Gale Stiltner Scheeler Stiltner James Lester Stewart Hylton Bertha Hurd Roosevelt Matney War Carson Lester William Donald Lester Perry Lester Marion Virgil Lester Rowe Grundy Funeral Home

Striking General Instruments workers stay off job in Tazewell

About 550 General Instruments Inc. employees in Tazewell Virginia remain on strike after a walkout at midnight Sunday over a contract dispute. Strikers seek higher wages from 1.67 to 2.00, a new retirement plan, better insurance, and a Christmas bonus as the contract expired Monday and supervisors were sent home.

General Instruments, Inc Tazewell

Kiwanians Hear Dr. Pierce Review Panama Canal Trip

Dr. Walter Pierce of Bluefield Virginia gave a talk on his Panama Canal visit to the Green Valley Glenwood Kiwanis Club. He showed a film of the Canal Zone and carried back souvenirs. John A. Stupalsky led the program and Bill Dunlap attended as a guest.

Walter Pierce Bluefield Graham Kiwanis Club Panama Canal Green Valley - Glenwood Kiwanis Club Pierce Panama Canal Zone John A. Stupalsky Bill Dunlap

Claytor Lake Camp Site To Be Closed

Dave Johnson of the Virginia State Parks division said Camp Site 125 at Claytor Lake will be closed until late fall for sewage system work. All other lake grounds will stay open and the swimming beach, marine boats, picnic areas, and nature center will be open after improvements.

Dave Johnson Division of State Parks Virginia Claytor Lake Johnson

Nixon Keeps Focus On War and Peace Near Falcon Stadium

President Nixon told graduates at the academy in Colorado Springs that the nation will not receive a grace period to fix its domestic affairs. He spoke at the Falcon Stadium before traveling to Midway Island for talks with President Thieu on war and peace paths.

Falcon Stadium Rockies Nixon Midway Island Pacific Nguyen van Thieu Vietnam Colorado Springs San Clemente Calif Midway

Pollard Campaign Tour Preview in Breaks Interstate Park

Lt. Gov. Fred G. Pollard and wife speak at Breaks Interstate Park as Pollard campaigns for Virginia governor. Attendees include Carrington Thompson and Guy Farley with Pat B. Hale coordinating a free public dinner in Buchanan and Dickenson counties. Pollard planned to visit Wise County and travel by motorcade from Dickenson County.

Fred G. Pollard Breaks Interstate Park Pollard Virginia Carrington Thompson Guy Farley Grundy Pat B. Hale Buchanan County Buchanan Dickenson Wise County Dickenson County

Seniors Told To Extend Careers In West Virginia

Sen. Robert C. Byrd urged Nitro High School graduates to pursue further education either academically or vocationally. He warned WV cannot thrive if its main resource is drained, noting only 40 percent of last year's grads planned to stay for work in the state and urged on the job training, internships, and technical schooling.

NITRO W. Va Robert C. Byrd West Virginia Democrat Nitro High School Byrd Armed Services West Virginia

Tydings Questions Agnew Tidelands Land Sale

Senator Joseph D. Tydings urged Maryland officials to review Vice President Spiro Agnew’s transfer of 176 acres of state submerged land to a private developer for 100 dollars per acre. The deed, signed 16 days before Agnew left office, could lead to filling Ocean City coastline into building lots selling up to 7300 dollars each. Tydings cited conservation concerns and questioned remaining unfilled portions.

Washington Joseph D. Tydings Maryland Spiro T. Agnew Maryland Democrat Public Works) Board Agnew Ocean City Chesapeake Bay Ocean Tydings

Teachers Seek Reinstatement In Virginia College Case

Four teachers and the National Faculty Association sue in U S District Court seeking $150000 each and an injunction to reappoint them for the 1969 70 school year at Northern Virginia Community College. Plaintiffs Beverly L Harrock Susan A Gebhardt Edward L Corcoran and Dr Mark A Strauss accuse the college officials of capriciously interfering with their rights and say nonrehire aimed to deter teachers from forming professional bodies.

Philip J. Hirschkop Alexandria American Civil Liberties Union Virginia

Huntington Man Frees on Bond in Lavalette Accident

Michael Petry of Huntington, 20, is free on $3,000 bond after being charged with negligent homicide in connection with a Lavalette traffic crash last week that killed three people. The case awaits grand jury action.

Wayne Michael Petry Huntington Lavalette

Subcommittee to Study Black Lung for 1970 Kentucky Legislature

An interim legislative subcommittee in Frankfort Ky has been chosen to draft recommendations on black lung disease affecting miners for the 1970 Kentucky Legislature. The move aims to address health and safety concerns raised by miners and labor groups.

Frankfort Kentucky

Elliott Renamed To Commission On Police Lodge Vote

Edwin Elliott was named to a new four year term on the Bluefield Police Lodge No. 80 commission. Elliott, chairman of the trio, serves as the police representative while the others represent the governor and the Chamber of Commerce. He had filled the unexpired term of John Church for two years and is a candidate for the City Board of Directors.

Edwin Elliott Bluefield Elliott Chamber of Commerce John Church

Civic League June Meet Held at Mt. View Avenue Home

The Bluefield Civic League held its June board meeting at Mrs. J. R. Shupe’s home with Mrs. John Vermillion presiding. The group announced a June 9 8 p.m. meeting in Appalachian Auditorium and noted plans for the Pearl Buck Fund and the Heart and Cancer displays at the June 8–10 Fashion Exhibit.

Bluefield Civic League J. R. Shupe Mt. View Avenue John Vermillion BCL Appalachian Auditorium Ways and Means Leona Jones Rennie Warner J. F. Battalino Pearl Buck Fund Jimmy Jones Bluefield National Guard Neta Tombline Heart Betty Lou Mabe Bernice Houchins Steve Volkovich Howard Meadows Raymond French Eleanor Harry C. V. Rondinelli

Bankers Banquet Set At Bluefield Country Club

The West Virginia Bankers Association Group 5 will hold its annual banquet Saturday at 7 30 p m at the Bluefield Country Club A business meeting precedes the dinner at 5 30 p m About 200 bankers and wives and guests are expected to attend Eugene Wiley of the Mercer County Bank in Princeton said.

West Virginia Bankers Association Group 5 Bluefield Country Club Eugene Wiley Mercer County Bank Princeton

South Vietnamese Drive Around Dak To Claimed 945 Killed

In central highlands fierce fighting continued as South Vietnamese forces report 945 enemy fatalities in a three week Dak To operation code named People’s Rights. US bases at Dak To and Ben Het faced shelling from Laos with 75 rounds Tuesday injuring several civilians and wounding a few Americans.

Saigon Central Highlands Dak To Laos U.S Ben Het People’s Rights

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