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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1966

Page

2

King and aides resume Mississippi march near Jackson

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and aides resumed Merediths march after a confrontation with highway patrolmen. They walked along U S 51 in single file on the shoulder toward Jackson as sheriff officials maintained order near Hernando where the shooter was captured.

Hernando Martin Luther King Jr James H. Meredith U.S. 51 Meredith China King Southern Christian Ledership Conference Jackson Floyd McKissick Congress of Racial Equality Memphis Mississippi Selma University of Mississippi Miss

Welch Voting Light As Swope Wins Fourth Mayor Term

In a low turnout municipal election in Welch, Mayor W. B. Swope and five Republican council members were re elected unopposed for two more years. Voter turnout was under 12 percent with about 3 300 eligible. Ward by ward tallies show near unanimous support for Swope and council incumbents.

Welch W. B. Swope Swope Ward Ward 2 A. C. Cunningham H. C. Lewis Jr Marvin Propst George Sledge Ray F. Wilson Reno Howard

Funding Gloom Skews Interstate 77 Prospects in Va

State Highway Commissioner Douglas Fugate warned that funds may not arrive by 1972 and federal money for Interstate 77 from the West Virginia line through Bland and Wythe Counties by 1975 is uncertain. He called the expected 8.5 million next year a drop in the bucket toward the needed millions, while local leaders from Buchanan County pressed for Rt 460, Rt 83 improvements, sidewalks in Grundy, and a Buchanan highway office.

Roanoke Douglas B. Fugate Fugate State Highway Commission West Virginia Line Bland Wythe U. S. Congress Richmond Suffolk Fredericksburg Culpeper Bristol Lynchburg Staunton Wytheville Stuart Kime Keith D. Speer Grundy Buchanan County Buchanan Speer Vansant Breaks Interstate Park Oakwood Raven Rt. 83 West Virginia Dickenson County Clyde Ratliff Stafford Williams Eugene Bane Chamber of Commerce Bill Cook Sr

Virginia Road Toll Reaches 403 After Two Fatalities

Two traffic deaths on Tuesday raised Virginia's highway toll to 403 for the year. Lynchburg resident Fitzgerald, 74, died from injuries in a two car crash May 2 near Amherst at U S 29 and State Rt 151. Pulaski youth Spraker Jr., 21, died when his car left U S 11 and plunged down a 75 foot embankment.

Associated Press Virginia Lynchburg Newton Walker Fitzgerald Rt. 3 Amherst U. S. 29 Amherst County Pulaski Benjamin Eugene Spraker Jr Rt. 2 U. S. 11

Tazewell Receives 34360 Head Start Grant for county

The Tazewell County Board of Education accepted a 34360 federal grant from the Office of Economic Opportunity awarded via the Tazewell County Development Corporation. Ninety students at seven sites will get eight weeks of preschool training starting mid June. The board also approved a community college plan.

Tazewell County Board of Education

Lambert Gains Pineville Mayor Post In Tight Race

Incumbent Sam Lambert wins Pineville mayoral election 280 to 191 over J D Cook after being appointed last January. Citizens Ticket sweeps council and recorder races with five incumbents and one newcomer securing seats.

Sam Lambert Pineville J. D. Cook Lambert Citizen's Wyoming Vaughn Stuart Kellan Snider B. B. Shilling People’s Bill Maxey Jack Martin Ted Bailey C. E. Richner

OGO Satellite In Good Shape After Launch

CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP the OGO 3 satellite in good condition on its first day in space ready to turn on experiments Friday. The 1135 pound craft orbits from 170 to 76 000 miles above earth and completes one revolution roughly every two days as scientists study sun earth relations and solar flare alerts.

Cape Kennedy Fla OGO U.S Orbiting Geophysical Observatory Earth Space Agency CAP& Knennedy, Fla Thomas P. Stafford Eugene A. Cernan Atantic Ocean National Aeronautics and Space Administration Stafford Cernan ASDA Manned Spacecraft Center Houston Tex Air Force Martin Co John W. Young Michael Collins Young Collins Space

Hearing Today On Tazewell Bypass Plans

A public hearing on two proposed routes for a four lane bypass around Tazewell Virginia is set for Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Tazewell High School. The bypass would cross Virginia 16 and connect U S Route 460 on both sides of Tazewell. The routes lie about a mile apart.

Tazewell Tazewell High School Virginia 16 U. S. Rt. 460

Budget OKed for Tazewell County 1966 67 spending plan

The Tazewell County Board of Supervisors approved a $6,150,440.26 budget for 1966-67 at a public hearing May 27 in the County Courthouse. The plan designates $4,965,839.85 for school operations and debt retirement for schools.

Tazewell County County Board of Supervisors Tazewell

Kennedy Defends Apartheid Policy in South Africa Visit

Senator Robert F. Kennedy debated South African students on apartheid at Stellenbosch University and urged openness to all races. He planned to meet Nobel laureate Albert Luthuli in Groutville and said the US seeks signs of greater freedom, not to dictate South Africa’s system.

Durban South Africa Robert F. Kennedy Albert Luthuli U. S Stellenbosch University Hendrik F. Verwoerd Kennedy United States New York Democrat Luthuli Groutville Stanger Pretoria

Ed Anderson Leading Candidate for Mercer County Superintendent

Mercer County board members indicate Ed Anderson is the leading contender to succeed Pete Cooke as county superintendent. The five member board and Harold Wood of Flat Top interviewed Anderson Friday night in Princeton, with a decision expected at the upcoming meeting.

William E Ed) Anderson W. R Pete) Cooke Mercer County Jack Nestor Harold Wood Flat Top Anderson Princeton Nestor Cooke E. B. McCupe Morgantown McCue D. W. McCormick Bramvwell Estor George Richardson III Owen Griffith Association L. C. Caldwell Bluefield Wood

Reagan In Big Lead In California Primary

Ronald Reagan held a commanding early lead over George Christopher in the California Republican primary with 67,703 to 17,676 as votes were tallied. Governor Brown led the Democratic side over Mayor Yorty, while turnout appeared brisk statewide with particular strength in Southern California.

San Francisco Ronald Reagan George Christopher California Edmund G. Brown Los Angeles Sam Yorty Reagan Brown Pacific Palisades Christopher Lloyd N. Hand Thomas W. Braden Glenn M. Anderson

Princeton Youth Dies After Lake Accident

Seventeen year old Sonny Lu cas of Princeton died at 11 06 p m Tuesday after injuring his neck in a dive into Douglas Lake near the North American Aviation Plant. He was treated at Bluefield Sanitarium and was the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Lucas Jr of Princeton.

Sonny Lucas Princeton Douglas Lake Bluefield Sanitarium Lucas North American Aviation Plant Robert Lucas Jr

School Laboratory Plans Are Approved for Appalachian Center

U S Senator Byrd said federal Education Office approved plans for an Appalachian regional education laboratory to be located in Charleston West Virginia. A $330 000 grant is under final consideration and the center could be operational within a month. It would research and test educational methods for West Virginia south central Pennsylvania western Virginia and parts of Ohio and Tennessee.

Washington U. S Robert C. Byrd D-W. Va U. S. Office of Education Charleston W. Va Byrd West Virginia Pennsylvania Virginia Ohio Tennessee

Alma Hursicane reaches peak winds as Cuba braces

Hurricane Alma built to 95 mile an hour winds and veered east toward Cuba as authorities extended emergency zones from Havana to Cienfuegos. Isle of Pines reported 60 mph winds while Cuba faced widespread squalls, evacuations, and a state of emergency across western provinces.

Miami Fla Alma Caribbean Sea Cuba Cuban Weather Bureau Cienfuegos Island Isle of Pines U.S Honduras Havana Cape Kennedy Florida Caribbean Castro Key West Pinar del Rio Matanzas Las Villas 6Th Missile Battalion Navy Flora Cleo

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