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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1963
Page
8
In Tennessee Cross Creek, Jim Daltons Uncle Jack muses on the moon race. He links Apollo ambitions to American pioneer drive, while weighing costs and dangers fueled by corn liquor reflections. The anecdote frames space exploration as a continuation of frontier spirit.
A sales clinic on the maximum use of time will be held in Bluefield auditorium Monday, sponsored by the Bluefield Sales Executives Club. The session starts at 7 30 a m and is free to members and their personnel. A film strip will illustrate time efficiency and five club members will give short talks.
Martinsburg marks West Virginia centennial with a nine day observance. A parade June 29 will feature more than 150 units and 55 bands from six states. The events begin with a ball on June 28 and end with a church service June 30.
Chicago AP reports grain futures held firm amid long range outlooks and modest net changes. Corn climbed gradually on cautious trading and weather linked demand, with No 2 yellow corn above 1.28 a bushel in the cash market. Wheat rose about 1-4 cents, soybeans edged up, oats and rye also firmer, July prices noted.
Archaeologists discover a 2000 year old backgammon board with playing pieces in the Turkish city of Ephesus. The find, dating to the Hittite era, features an inscription promising amusement over loss.
Teamsters Union President James R. Hoffa and ten co defendants will face U S District Judge Frank Gray Jr Monday to plead innocent on five counts alleging they aided and induced jurors to influence a not guilty verdict in Hoffa's million dollar conspiracy case. The indictment lists bribe offers totaling about seventy five thousand dollars and a job promotion offer to a juror’s husband. Indicted with Hoffa May nine were Ewing King Nashville Lawrence W Medlin Thomas Ewing Parks Allen Dorfman and Nicholas J Tweel.
Ernest E. Ray aged 63, former Ohio University accounting professor, died of a heart attack while driving in Athens. His car struck a utility pole. Ray retired in 1961 after 35 years at Ohio University and was visiting from the University of Arizona at the time of his death.
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