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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1964
Page
6
President Johnson in New York predicts Congress will pass the strongest civil rights bill in American history. He appeals for broader social progress including medical care for the aged and minimum wage laws while highlighting the ILGWU health center anniversary and meeting with union leaders.
O L Robinson and an unnamed colleague retire after long careers at Appalachian in Welch and Bluefield. Robinson, born Fountain Run Kentucky, rose from assistant local office manager to customer accounts supervisor by 1964 and plans to move to Bluefield with his wife and two children.
Four people were injured in a collision on U S 40 east of Morristown Belmont County when a car driven by Patricia Ann House 20 from a night club driveway entered the highway and hit a Greyhound bus. House and a companion Helen Marie Conard 18 were seriously hurt and taken to Barnesville Hospital. Two bus passengers Peter Stephen Rippee 28 of Pittsburgh suffered minor injuries.
Trade N Travel Time is ending at your Chevrolet dealer with 11 Chevelle models including wagons and convertibles. Discover curved side windows, rust resistant rocker panels, and soft vinyl upholstery in wagons, coupes, SS, and sedan options. Hurry, beautiful buys await.
Benjamin Martin, 23, a prisoner jailed for 60 days on disorderly conduct, was found hanged in his Martinsville cell. He had escaped from the city farm days earlier and was recaptured. officials said he hanged himself with an undershirt.
The column notes President Gamal Abdel Nasser gains power through revenue from Suez Canal tolls and foreign aid. It highlights his social revolution, including breaking up large landed estates once owned by about 3,000 Egyptian aristocrats and using methods similar to those of Israel to promote a democratic, efficient land ownership system.
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