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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1965

Page

4

Marines claim largest Viet Cong assault toll to date

In Da Nang area, U S Marines firepower obliterated a Viet Cong battalion nine miles southwest of Chu Lai. Resulting in 80 enemy dead and 6 wounded, the heaviest Marine toll of the war so far. Two Marine helicopters collided off Chu Lai, with eight crewmen feared dead.

DA Nang South Viet Nam U.S Chu Lai Maine South China Sea Big da Nang Air Base

Burial Insurance Sold by Mail

Old line legal reserve life insurance offers burial policy coverage by mail for those aged 40 to 90 with no medical exam. No agent visits, free information, cancel anytime. Send name address and year of birth to Central Security Life Insurance Co Dept J-2089 1418 West Rosedale Fort Worth Texas.

OLD Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance Central Security Life Insurance Co Dept. J West Rosedale Fort Worth 4 Texas

Space Families Attend Church During Gemini 4 Mission

Families of astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White attended services despite thunderstorms to pray for a safe Earth return. Patricia McDivitt visited Mission Control and heard her husband speak to ground crews, while both families joined Mass and prayers at local churches.

Houston Tex James A. McDivitt Edward H. White II Earth Patricia McDivitt Gemini Mission Control Center Seabrook Methodist Church Conrad W. Winborn Jr James McDivitt Ed White Patricia White Eddie Bonnie Lynn George Bodin Lafayette Winborn

Disabled Craft Back At Station

A twin engine Navy amphibian plane with five crewmen and nine passengers was towed back to the Norfolk Naval Air Station after an emergency Atlantic Ocean landing about 100 miles east of Elizabeth City, North Carolina. No injuries were reported. The Hoist salvaged the plane to Ft. Wool, then a Coast Guard tug towed it to the seaplane hangar at Norfolk.

Norfolk Va Coast Guard Atlantic Ocean Elizabeth City N. C Ft. Wool Cheasapeake Bay Norfolk Naval Air Station

Glass losses in Soviet shipments top 33 million dollars

Pravda reports about 25 percent of the Soviet Union's annual glass production breaks in shipments, costing 33 million dollars. The paper notes breakage rising to 40 percent in large consignments and says windows in new buildings are replaced two or three times due to slipshod workers.

Moscow Pravda Communist Party Soviet Union

Katz Graduates At Annapolis

Midshipman Douglas J. Katz of Bluefield West Virginia will graduate from the U S Naval Academy on June 9 with a bachelor of science degree and be commissioned Ensign in the Navy. He played varsity football lacrosse and intramural basketball at Annapolis and will report to Mayport Florida aboard the destroyer USS Perry after leave.

Annapolis Douglas J. Katz LeRoy Katz Castlewood Lane Bluefield W. Va U. S. Naval Academy Navy Katz Beaver High School New Mexico Military Institute Roswell N. M Naval Academy Mayport Fla Perry

Churches Accused of Spreading Doubts in Britain

London AP reports Metropolitan Athengoras of Thydenella told a Westminster Abbey audience that some British church leaders spread doubt among believers. He warned against a “religionless Christianity” and implied but did not name figures like Dr. John Robinson, bishop of Woolwich, criticizing views on the Deity as outmoded.

London Britain United Service of International Christian Witness Westinster Abbey Athengoras Thydtella John Robinson Woolwich

Girl 18 Sets Fire To House And Barn In Germany

An 18 year old girl in Minden, Germany admitted to police that she set fire to her family's house and barn. She said she grew tired of the hard work and keeping the 120 year old buildings clean after her father refused to modernize.

Minden Germany Times

Priest Talks Man Down From Mississippi River Bridge

In Baton Rouge a 35 year old engineer awaiting murder charges after beating his wife to death. The man stood 125 feet above ground on a bridge approach as a Catholic priest and police negotiator spoke with him for hours until he surrendered.

Baton Rouge Mississippi River New Orleans Harvey James Miller Barbara East Baton Rouge Parish Chester Williams Miller Our Lady of Guadalupe Church Peter Rogers O.M.I

Government to the People program to visit Martinsburg

Gov Hulett Smith and 34 state department officials will attend a Government-to-the-People program in Martinsburg. The event opens to residents of 11 Eastern Panhandle counties with hours 1 30 p m to 7 p m at the Air National Guard hangar.

Charleston Hulett Smith Martinsburg Smith Panhandle Air National Guard West Virginia Robert Bailey Mary Alice Smith Board of Public Works Gus R. Douglass Johny Kelly Rex M. Smith Bailey Barbour Berkeley Grant Hampshire Hardy Jefferson Mineral Morgan Pendleton Preston Tucker

Bluefield Man to Receive MA at Richmond Commencement

David C. Poteet of Bluefield is a candidate for the master of arts degree at the University of Richmond commencement tonight. He earned a bachelor of science at Washington and Lee University before enrolling in the university's graduate school.

David C. Poteet Bluefield University of Richmond Poteet Russell L. Poteet Southview Dr Washington and Lee University

Creator Of Briar Patch Dies

Thornton W. Burgess who saved Peter Rabbit from Reddy Fox in Old Briar Patch stories died at 91. He wrote 15 000 short stories for syndication 100 books and many magazine pieces. His latest collection The Burgess Book of Nature Lore appeared last month by Little Brown & Co.

Hampden Mass Thornton W. Burgess Peter Rabbit Reddy Fox Old Briar Patch Jimmy Skunk Old Man Coyote Danny Meadowmouse Laughing Brook the Briar Patch Burgess Little Brown & Co Thornton W. Burgess Jr Chicago

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