Baily Telegraph 1866 Established 1893 Bluefield Ad Copy
The Baily Telegraph prints daily mornings from 412 Bland Street Bluefield. It lists Associated Press membership and exclusive use of dispatches and local news. Subscriptions priced by carrier and mail within West Virginia. Advertising rep contact and circulation audit noted.
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Every Calvary Has an Olivet
A quotation tied to Luke 22 45 reflects on sorrow and the ascent after crucifixion. It notes that every trial ends in hope as heaven opens to the soul near despair. Henry Giles is cited.
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Henry Giles
International effort targeted at drug networks across borders
A Paris three week conclave of 32 nations led by police and customs officials maps an international attack on illegal drug distribution. Canada reports the highest per capita addiction rate, while U S authorities estimate about 60,000 addicts. Joint action by Canadian and American agencies is urged to curb trafficking into North America.
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United States
Canada
Orient
South America
Paris
China
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Federal Narcotics Bureau
U.S
U. S
Blazing Space Trail by Monkey Space Heroes
Observers note progress toward human spaceflight as monkeys Able and Baker survive a orbitallike journey and astronauts face 25 g pressures. Experts discuss tests, timing, and the slow pace toward manned flights into outer space.
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Baker
Outer Space
U. S. Navy
Johnsville
Earth
Cult of Russians Gains Ground in American Perception
The piece notes a shift in viewpoint as a belief that Americans misunderstand Russians gains traction, edging out the counterclaim that Americans do understand Russians, signaling a changing tone in cultural and political discussions.
Ray Tucker Answers Readers on Congress and Nixon
Ray Tucker dissects Congress labor reform debates and the Kennedy Erwin bill, noting lobbyist pressure from unions and chambers of commerce. He weighs Nixon versus Rockefeller for the GOP nomination, saying Nixon leads in polls while Rockefeller lags and Eisenhower edges toward a clear path.
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Aficio
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John L. Lewis
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Rockefeller
Troy
Eisenhower
Memorial honors 91 mine explosion victims at Bartley
A granite monument dedicated by the United Mine Workers honors 91 Bartley mine explosion victims in McDowell County. The memorial lists the names of the deceased and refers to one as a hero.
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McDowell County
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United Mine Workers
Milestone Customer Honored Then Complaint Filed
A large Midwest department store celebrated its millionth customer by presenting her with hundreds of dollars of free merchandise. After the promotion, the woman headed to the complaint department, raising questions about the gimmick and service.
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Midwest
Oregon Senators Morse and Neuberger in Feud Over Outlook
Reporter observes a political feud between Oregon senators Morse and Neuberger. Morse publicly attacks Neuberger as unserious and records his disdain, while Neuberger’s side preserves a friendly photo of the pair in his office. The reporter plans to visit Morse’s retreat to view the dispute firsthand.
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Oregon
Neuberger Photo Note Marks Affectionate Regard For Morse
A framed portrait of Rich ard L Neuberger with a handwritten inscription to Wayne Morse and Midge Morse appears in Morse's office. An aide notes the image may persist even with potential electoral defeat, highlighting unusual political alliances and loyalties.
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Richard L. Neuberger
Morse
Midge Morse
Dick Neuberger
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Ford
Studebaker
Hick Palace
Business Questions Final Answered Sparks FDA Curiosities
A humorously edited Q and A notes varied queries about products and health, plus a catalog of inventive, oddball devices. Items include a cemetery plant watering apparatus, a lead-weight fishing tool, a secret compartment travel case, a steak tenderizer with knives, a decoy duck, an insect repellent for lamps, and a bass fishhook design.
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Small Business Administration
Hollywood gossip from Sheilah Graham on film stars
Two major women's roles loom in Cary Grant's Grass Is Greener for Europe filming next year with Ingrid Bergman and Deborah Kerr speculated as leads. Pat Wymore plans divorce talks with Errol Flynn in New York. Lucille Ball fears London press over Ginger Rogers. Glenn Ford and Eleanor Powell reconciliation hopes rise. Marlon Brando's One Eyed Jacks budget listed at 5 million plus stars. Jesse Lasky Junior scripting On My Honor for Cecil B. DeMille. Margaret O'Brien's August 8 wedding to Robert Allen in Good Shepherd Church. Margot Fonteyn honored in London amid Panama unrest chatter. Fred MacMurray jokes about Ben Hur and Metro boss Wyler interview.
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Europe
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Deborah Kerr
Pat Wymore
Errol Flynn
Errol
New York
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Lucille Ball
Paris
England
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London
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Eleanor Powell
Marlon Brando
Boy Scouts
Cecil B. de Mille
Margaret O'Brien
Robert Allen
Church of the Good Shepherd
Margaret
Simonetta
Italy
Maggie
Margot Fonteyn
Willie Wyler
Irving Thalberg
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Willie
Hollywood Tidbits From The Set To The Screen
Grant Bergman may be joined by Kerr in a two year project. Tony Curtis hosts a cast party for his company. Kirk Douglas Laurence Olivier and Peter Ustinov invited to autograph the cast at Tony Curtis residence. Paramount forecasts Jerry Lewis new comedy Don't Give Up The Ship to gross 6 million domestically. Lewis offers Arctic Circle print for Naval stations July trip. Chuck Connors profiles his forest fire use of a stance and leg kick and buys 18 pairs of brogans in St Louis. William Hopper trains for new Perry Mason season by pool apricot diving. Jane Wyatt reports from Madrid bull Matador Arruza's fourth kill.
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Kirk Douglas
Laurence Olivier
Peter Ustinov
Spartacus
Tony
Paramount
Jerry Lewis
Jerry
Arctic Circle
Chuck Connors
St. Louis
United States
Chuck
William Hopper
Paul Drake
Reform of American higher education and its costs
Sokolsky argues U.S. higher education costs are rising and tuition covers only part of the expense. He notes 1957-58 college income, predicts 1969-70 needs near 9 billion dollars, and predicts reforms to emphasize independent thinking over flattery, with universities focusing on knowledge and application rather than social life.
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Soviet Russia
United States
Sac
Council For Financial Aid To Education
Parliament Building Fire Sparks Probe Demands
A Bonn incident reports a house painter setting fire to the Parliament Building. A political exchange questions nepotism and better jobs for the best students, with calls for an investigation and a sharp slogan.
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Mitchell
Sludgepump
Bonn
Plan Halts Taverns in Bacobampo Sonora Coast
In Bacobampo Sonora area authorities order no new taverns as district health officer Dr. Carlos Perez cites health concerns and bans tavern growth along the Gulf of California coast. The measure aims to curb alcohol-related issues and protect public health.
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Nationwide steel strike talks and defense contractor concerns grow
Word calls for steelworkers to be ready to walk off at month end after wage policy committee approval. Reports of a Chicago plant wildcat strike and White House warnings surface as steel reserves may ease taxpayer costs. Congress debates retired officers in defense firms and noncompetitive contracts amid fallout questions and regulatory scrutiny.
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Jones and Laughlin
Chicago
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