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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1968
Page
22
New York AP reports that the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy sparked emotional trading but the market recovered to a solid rally. The New York Stock Exchange saw turnover of 16.13 million shares, amid the seventh largest trading volume in its history, beating the prior day’s 15.59 million.
The Dow rose 2.71 to 910.13 while the Associated Press average hit a yearly high. Volume neared 16 million shares as gains faded late in the session amid Kennedy news and profit taking. New highs outpaced new lows, with Sunbeam and Bunker-Ramo among active movers.
Channel 6 presents a night of color programs. Death Valley Days features Sister Blandina aiding a wounded bank robber in Trinidad Colorado amid civic conflict after a shootout. Tarzan continues as cult leader Rosanna McCloud surrenders amid gun trades. Star Trek rescues the Enterprise from a deadly virus and a Vulcan tragedy. Hollywood Squares rounds out with a star panel and regulars. NBC News special Justice For All examines legal aid access for the poor.
Johnny Carson hosts a top variety entertainment segment with visiting personalities delivering lively performances. The program features a mix of humor musical numbers and guest interactions typical of the Tonight Show format.
Richmond police plan to recruit block leaders from every city block to report trouble as it begins. The initiative, run by the community relations unit with the Virginia Association of Professionals, follows a prior community radio watch program that aided crime prevention.
The column forecasts a paradox year with duties beyond training and limited leisure. Aries through Pisces are given daily maxims on energy, initiative, work, finances, travel, discussions, raises, and collaboration, emphasizing restraint, efficiency, and strategic action.
The Chicago Tribune reviews a bridge hand where West opens spades and North-South reach a small slam. North’s three heart raise shows strength, but the deal highlights duplications in suits and a misfired finesse. South presses on, hoping for a glimmer of chance amid defense.
A widow writes Dear Abby about her husband dying during a serious operation and receiving a surgeon bill. She asks if it is ethical for a surgeon to bill for an operation that failed and expresses anger at the medical billing.
A reader asks how to handle abandonment and child support while Abby advises telling his wife first and settling with a lawyer, while other letters discuss voting registration, medical billing ethics, and the fallout of a past affair involving a married partner and shared child. The column reflects personal dilemmas and practical counsel from readers.
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A reader asks about shaving thick leg hairs and whether it makes hair grow faster. The doctor says shaving is not harmful and suggests alternatives if shaving is disallowed. Other letters discuss high blood pressure medication and depression, acne diet, and loss of smell with possible causes and treatments.
Approximate total sales Thursday show New York stocks at 16.13 million, bonds at 16.1 million, American stocks at 8.01 million. The brief market note records modest activity across major instruments with no clear leadership.
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