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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1966
Page
3
Series article by Walter R Campbell explains Medicare outpatient diagnostic services under hospital insurance. It outlines the 20 day periods, the 20 deductible, and 80/20 cost share after deductible with example payments totaling 28 dollars by patient and remaining covered by hospital insurance.
Brigadier General Williams said the state's draft quotas for July and August will total 701 men. He noted 313 will be drafted in July and 388 in August as part of a nationwide call. Local boards won’t induct youths not yet 19.
A Raleigh County coal miner, Woodrow Meadows, 43, of Rhodell, was killed Monday in a state mine near Tople? Tralee, W Va. near this Wyoming County community. Authorities said no one else was injured.
Militant Buddhists rejected adding civilians to the ruling junta and called for Premier Ky and General Thieu to resign. A Saigon rally of 7,000 condemned the plan, while U.S. air raids hit a Viet Cong base 65 miles northwest of Saigon as ground fighting paused.
The Bluefield Kiwanis Club screened the second of a three film series, The Trying Years, at a noon meeting at the West Virginian Hotel. The program re-enacted events from the signing of the Declaration of Independence to Valley Forge with producer Continental Insurance Company cited.
Joseph P. Molony of the United Steelworkers announced a study committee will urge more local autonomy in steel contract talks. The plan would empower USW locals to bargain on local issues and strike if needed after national talks, pending constitutional changes and approval at the international convention in September.
Virginia Tech agricultural economist Steve G. Conerly, 29, will become the first administrator of Virginia's enlarged State Milk Commission on July 1. Gov. Godwin announced also the appointment of Churchland to a three-year term and reappointments of Harry N. Lewis and other dairy leaders to one-year terms.
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