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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1965

Page

2

Fresh Revolts Threatened In Seething Latin America

A survey of unrest across the region notes rising economic and social strains. Colombia faces student and labor riots with a siege in place, while Guayaquil opposes Quito reforms. Venezuela reports FLN renewal with a Havana mission, and Argentina grapples with inflation and a split over Dominican Republic troop deployment.

Latin America Unio Colombia Guillermo Leon Valencia Columbia Venezuela FLN Armanent Havana German Lairet Argentina Dominican Republic Congress

Bluefield Enacts Dog and Cat Quarantine With Fatal Enforcement

Bluefield imposes a city wide quarantine on all dogs and cats, licensed or not, and authorizes the city manager to pick up and even shoot at large animals considered rabid or dangerous. The measure, signed by Mayor Henry F. Warden, follows a rabies case and includes plans for clinics and a new dog catcher.

Bluefield Randolph G. Whittle Whittle Mercer County Health Department

Shots fired at Seagraves Coal camp in Kentucky

Snipers in the mountains opened fire on the Seagraves Coal Co. camp in Harlan Kentucky injuring no one. A minute long duel followed as miners returned fire during shift change at the non union mine. Police noted earlier pickets had been present.

Harlan, Ky Seagraves Coal Co Tae Cissen Seagraves United Mine Workers Union

Space Heroes Return to Houston With Family Reunions

Space veterans James McDivitt and John White land at Ellington Air Force Base to a sea of embraces and cheers. They describe their Gemini 4 mission June 3 to 7 with a televised news conference moved up for the President's Houston visit.

White Johnson Houston Cape Kennedy McDivitt Air Force Ellington Air Force Base Space Center Jim Patrick McDivitt

Incumbents Win Unopposed In War City Election

Mayor Harry Gates and Recorder Wanda McGraw sail to re election without opposition along with three incumbents and two newcomers Nathan Hale Oscar Carrico Patsy Cardisco. New council members Donald Tunnell and Louise Hockett also win without opposition.

Harry Gates McDowell County Thurs Wanda McGraw Nathan Hale Oscar Carrico Patsy Cardisco Donald Tunnell Louise Hockett

Bold airlift helps Vietnamese halt Dong Xoai assault

In Dong Xoai Viet Nam the 3rd Army Corps Brig Gen Cao Van Vien ordered reinforcements to blunt a Viet Cong offensive. Rangers retook district HQ and 150mm howitzers and captured enemy weapons as US forces suffered high casualties.

Saigon South Viet Nam Dong Xoai Cao van Vien 3Rd Army Corps Vien

Tearful Wagner Drops Out of New York Mayoral Race

Democratic Mayor Robert F. Wagner tears up as he announces he will not seek a fourth term in New York City. The 55 year old cites vows to his late wife and a focus on being a full time father to his two sons. The move opens a battle for City Hall with Republican John Lindsay and others as potential successors.

New York Robert F. Wagner New York City Wagner Fiorello H. la Guardia la Guardia John V. Lindsay City Hall Paul Screvane Long Apas Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr

Canvass Hikes Primary Votes in Blue Field Election

The official canvass conducted June 8 shows a combined 30 vote increase across twelve candidates with no loss. District tallies shift: Simon up five to 903, Lambert up three to 698, Wilkinson up two to 1,094, Webb up four to 1,079, and others with smaller gains. Losing candidates Allen and Myles gain adjustments to 428 and 471 respectively.

Bluefield City Board of Directors Board of Directors Fred W. Simon Henry Warden O. Judson Lambert Angelo L. Monaco John C. Wilkinson Leland H. Carter Woodrow Wilson Lewis H. Cook Henry C. Webb H. T. Goforth Sr Jack Allen Paul Myles

Efforts Fail To Save Swimmer In Raleigh

A Raleigh County youth drowned in the Coal River east of Whitesville while his father and two passersby tried to rescue him. James T. Jordon Jr., 15, of Marfork, reportedly tired in deep water during swimming at Birchton five miles east of Whitesville. State Police said the father was injured with a broken arm, and two bystanders in a California-licensed car aided in the unsuccessful rescue attempt.

Whitesville W.va Raleigh County Coal River Here James T. Jordon Jr Marfork Birchton D. A. Burner Burner California

West Virginia Faces Staggering Food Stamp Cutoff

A dispute between West Virginia and federal officials could cancel food stamp benefits for 30 000 low income families in four counties in 20 days. The argument centers on a federal rule forcing state reimbursement for losses due to fraud or negligence. West Virginia argues the requirement violates the state constitution.

Washington West Virginia State Department of Welfare U.S. Department of Agriculture Agriculture Department Atty C. Donald Robertson W. Bernard Smith

Luna 6 Moon Probe Misses Target by 100 000 Miles

Moscow reports Luna 6, the Soviet unmanned moon probe, will miss the moon by about 100 000 miles due to an engine that did not shut off after course correction. Scientific experiments continue with the lunar rock sample.

Moscow Tass Moon Wenesday Luna 6 Earth

Randolph County Man Killed in Two Car Crash

Harold E. Geer 3 of Huttonsville died in a two car collision on U S 219 near Plains West Virginia. The crash happened about 15 miles south of Plains. The other driver Charles Harold of Mill Creek sustained only slight injuries.

Tulsa boy wins 38th National Spelling Bee title

Michael Kerpan Jr., 12, of Tulsa, beat Judy Marie Guarr of Topeka in a 17 round final to claim the 38th National Spelling Bee. He earned 1000 dollars, a New York City weekend, a World’s Fair visit, and a TV appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show.

Washington Michael Kerpan Jr Tulsa Judy Marie Guarr Topeka Kanpay Michael Judy Gracile Michael Kerpan Sr New York City

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