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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1964

Page

7

Basket Bums Seek Arena at Bluefield City Park

The Basket Bums a WHIS TV and radio team in Bluefield win city support for a regulation sized basketball court at City Park. City officials led by Mayor Henry Warden and Director Angelo Monaco discuss cost estimates and future fund raising events to complete the project. They invite civic clubs to donate park features with donor plaques.

Whis-Tv Radio Bluefield City of City Park Bluefield Board of Directors Angelo Monaco Henry Warden Monaco Randolph G. Whittle

Retirement honors Norfolk and Western clerk Robert Waters

Robert Waters retires after 41 years as rate and cashier clerk at the Norfolk and Western freight station in Bluefield. He recalls a signed photo from Senator Hugh Ike Shott and praises longtime colleagues and friends, planning a quieter life in Elliston, Virginia with plans to visit Bluefield often.

Robert T Bob) Waters N&w Bob Josephine Cox J. N Robert Norfolk and Western Hugh Jim Ned Carolina OTL WIL Uit LV VY Waters Elliston New Bern N. C Norfolk and Southern Atlantic Coast Line Bluefield C. C. Jenkins S. N. Worley J. W. Bruch C. E. Hammer L. L. Callahan Bob Waters Bluefield Blue Grays Eckman McDowell County Robert T. Waters Gilbert Stanley Waters Margaret Mae Waters State Museum Raleigh Almeda Kelly Almeda Turman Norfolk, Va Stanley Roanoke Salem John V. E. Power Company Virginia Beach

Swiss Processor Readies Grant County Plant Plans

Oquaga Foods of Zurich Switzerland is near finalizing a Grant County plant location for a 7 million dollar facility. The deal covers 3 000 acres with 1 000 more options, aiming to employ about 1 600 next year and 4 000 by 1969. Cheese chocolate and poultry would be made there with some output sent to Switzerland for global distribution.

Charleston Grant County Oquaga Food Products Zurich Switzerland Mount Storm State Commerce Department Oquaga

Crime drop in Bluefield shows 68 fewer incidents this year

Police Chief William J. Winters reports 68 fewer crimes through May 1964 than the first five months of 1963. Fifty-one cases solved, with others under investigation, and declines in burglaries, thefts, and vehicle crimes drive the overall drop amid steady violent offenses.

Bluefield William J. Winters

West Virginia Road Deaths Rise This Year

The State Police at Charleston report 191 people have been killed on West Virginia highways year to date, up from 158 at the same date last year.

Charleston West Virginia

Old King Edward's School Birmingham Opens in 1552

The historic King Edward's School in Birmingham is noted as opening in the year 1552. The historic reference marks its founding era during the Tudor period in England.

Birmingham England

Tuscaloosa Street Demonstration Erupts Into Violent Clash

Hundreds of protesters defied a ban on street marches in Tuscaloosa and clashed with police at the First African Baptist Church. Officers used fire hoses and tear gas to restore order after teenagers hurled bottles rocks and chairs injuring several officers and sending 33 demonstrators to hospital for tear gas exposure. The Rev. T Y Rogers led the protest.

Tuscaloosa Ala T. Y. Rogers Rogers Citizens For Action Committee First African Baptist Marable

Nigeria to begin sailing freighters to U.S. ports

Green hulled freighters of Nigeria's national shipping line will begin sailing into U.S. ports. Chief Kola Balogun, chairman of the government owned firm, announced the plan.

Lagos Nigeria U.S Kola Balogun

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