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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1966
Page
7
South Viet Nam shows signs of neutralism progress as civilians join a reconstituted group. American diplomats describe a move toward nonalignment, with five of ten new civilian members from Catholic and Buddhist factions.
Wytheville Virginia live stock market Tuesday sold 150 head of veal at 33 per hundredweight with heavy grades at 52 light 30 good 3150 percent 2 standard 3125 and utility 2627 50 lambs 54 head prime 2750 choice 2650 good 2310 slaughterers 250 70 hogs 38 head top 206 pounds 2450 heavy 270 22 butcher sows 1875 19 25 slaughter cattle 85 heifers standard 2021 75 utility 1675 1925 cows commercial 1775 2025 utility 1625 1850 canner and cutter 127 17 bulls commercial 2250 2450 utility 21 stock feeder cattle 108 steer calves good 28 medium 2626 50 heifer calves good 2550 medium 2323 75 yearling steers medium 2426
Gore submitted a report to the Board of Public Works showing the inheritance tax produced 947 442 more than expected for the month ending May 31. The tax helped offset a 750 000 Revenue Fund decrease, aiding a net 171 565 187 in general revenue for 11 months, with a 759 921 higher deficit alert. Welfare Dept approves $50 raise for social workers retroactive to June 1, funded 75 percent by federal funds.
Charleston AP reports the Governor's Task Force on Housing will convene its third meeting. Morning session focuses on the state’s future economy and water and sewage disposal issues while afternoon sees committee reports. Wolfe aims to set long term housing objectives before adjournment.
Government officials say the Meredith shooting in Mississippi could spur action on the administration's civil rights bill. Attorney General Katzenbach notes a House move for expedited action on a provision making it a federal crime to interfere with constitutional rights. Vice President Humphrey and House Speaker McCormack anticipate increased momentum for civil rights legislation this year.
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