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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1966

Page

4

Kontum Plateau Battle Grows Into Major Helicopter Push

Fresh American and South Vietnamese troops reinforce the 101st Airborne as heavy contact with North Vietnamese forces continues on the Kontum plateau. Helicopters deploy 1st Cavalry and ARVN battalions amid reports of 3 000 to 5 000 fighters. Casualties counted so far include 239 confirmed North Vietnamese dead with higher totals expected.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S. 101St Airborne Division Kontum Plateau U.S. 1St Cavalry Ia Drang Nguyen Cao Ky Hue 1St Division Laos Cambodia Ing U.S Pleiku Washington White House William S. Carpenter Jr U.S. Military Academy Paul Revere Tay Ninh Red Machine Quang Ngai

Care Advised Near Road Repair Crews

State Police Supt Burchett urged motorists to slow and be cautious as road crews work on West Virginia highways this season. He warned drivers to heed warning signs and avoid dangerous lane jockeying to protect crews and themselves.

Charleston W. E. Burchett West Virginia Col. Burchett

Ohio Firm Bids Low on Elk River Dredging Project

Capital Dredge and Dock Co of Lorain Ohio appears to have the lowest bid for work on the Elk River with a bid of 44 277 dollars. The two sites are Washington Street Bridge Charleston and Elk Two Mile. The project calls for dredging to a depth of 11 feet.

Huntington Capital Dredge and Dock Co Lorain Ohio Elk River Army Corps of Engineers Washington Street Charleston Elk Two Mile

Navy seeks Corpus Christi NAS graduates for birthday reunion

The Naval Recruiting Station Bluefield seeks former Corpus Christi Texas Naval Air Station graduates for a June three day birthday reunion. The base opened in 1941 and trained pilots, producing tens of thousands through 1966. Recruiter Ro co D Bell aims to locate veterans in the area for the event.

Naval Bluefield Corpus Christi Texas Naval Air Station Roco D. Bell ADJL Bell of South Texas United States, Navy

Army Hawaii Missile Test Debris Sparks Brush Fire

Honolulu officials report a Nike Hercules missile malfunction during a test near Kahuku Point caused debris to fall in brushland and ignite a 15 acre fire. Army claims only minor parts landed inside the safety zone while witnesses describe visible flaming debris and rapid fire spread.

Honolulu Oahu Kahuku Point Hawaii National Guard Army Kahuku Ralph Crommett Pacific John Yoshikawa

Medicare Tips July Start For Bluefield Beneficiaries

Walter Campbell outlines Medicare basics in a July start series. The piece explains covered services such as diagnostic tests and prosthetic devices and notes which items are not covered like prescription drugs and hearing aids. It also covers claim methods and contact details for the Social Security office.

Walter R. Campbell Social Security Bluefield Social Security Office

North Pole Hospital Opens Near Arctic Circle

The U S Public Health Service opens a 2 million dollar hospital 200 miles above the Arctic Circle near Point Barrow Alaska. It serves about 1600 Eskimos and 100 non natives with 529 annual admissions and 4000 dental visits. Infant mortality has fallen up to 70 percent in ten years though deaths and infections remain high. One physician one dentist and eight nurses staff the facility, with additional staff planned.

Washington NANA U. S. Public Health Service North Pole Arctic Circle Point Barrow Alaska U. S

Potomac Pact Plans Approved by Four States

Governors Mills Godwin Jr of Virginia J Millard Tawes of Maryland and colleagues from Pennsylvania West Virginia approved an interstate compact to develop Potomac River Valley recreation and scenic resources. Interior Secretary Udall expects the compact to be drawn by early next year and a Potomac Valley park bill to follow.

Washington Virginia West Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania Potomac River Valley Mills E. Godwin Jr J. Millard Awes William Scranton Hulett Smith Stewart L. Udall Congress Potomac Valley Upper River Interior Department Shenandoah River

Six Beer Licenses Suspended by State Official

State Beer Commissioner G. T. Davis Jr announced the suspension of six beer licenses. Five suspensions cite possession and sale of liquor, including Dominick J. Colantino at Club Hampton, Charles Gould Grocery, Rose Shank, Shoey's Tavern, and Chester W. Koontz at National Lunch. One license, Wayie Kelley at Kelley's, faced a 15 day suspension for permitting Sunday beer before 1 PM. Hearings occurred Thursday, suspensions take effect next Wednesday.

Charleston G. T. Davis Jr Dominick J. Colantino Hampton Fairmont Charles Gould Rachel Marion County Rose Shank Shank

Hollywood gossip and power moves drift through this week

Judy Garland's daughter Lisa Minnell may earn 400000 this year while Judy's concert income also rises. Seven Arts plans a Paris premiere of Is Paris Burning with Ray Stark hoping Presidents Johnson and wife attend. The column surveys feuds, ambitions, and fading careers across Marilyn Monroe era names and rising stars, noting shifts toward directing and TV work.

Hollywood Nana Judy Garland Lisa Minnell Judy Lisa Seven Arts Ray Stark Johnson Paris President Johnson

McDowell Gets Lumber Mill Opens Near Welch

A luncheon marked the opening of a Georgia Pacific lumber mill near Welch West Virginia attended by U. S. Senator Jennings Randolph and Representative James Kee. The mill is the fourth Georgia Pacific mill in West Virginia and will employ about 100 workers, expanding the firm’s statewide labor force to about 500 and payrolls to nearly $2 million annually.

Welch Georgia-Pacific Co U. S Jennings Randolph James Kee Georgia- Pacific West Virginia Randolph Kee

40 Europeans Will Visit State Mines in Beckley Tour

A 40 member foreign delegation from 15 nations will tour Kopperston No 1 and No 2 mines of Eastern Associated Coal Corp in Beckley on June 13. The group, part of a 12 day U S inspection of the bituminous coal industry, includes coal producers and government officials arriving at Prince to begin the visit.

Beckley Beckley Area Kopperston Eastern Associated Coal Corp U. S U.S Coal Committee United Nations Economic Commission For Europe Prince

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