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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1968

Page

12

Channel 6 Highlights and Color Programs Listing

A TV schedule features Bill Anderson Show in black and white at 7 00, I Dream Of Jeannie with Bob Denver as Harold at 7 30, Showcase 68 premiere with nine-city talent search at 8 00, and Marnie starring Sean Connery and Tippi Hedren at 8 30 with repeats noted.

Sleepy Jeffers Ernest Tubb Cartoon Carnival Mike Douglas Weeeene Peter Gunn Cartoon Theatre Captain Kangree Merv Griffin Bewitched Bonnie Pudden Daily Faith Treasure Isle Wells Fargo Dick Cavett Beverly Hillbillies Andy of Guiding Light Dream House Panorama Jackie Oblinger McHale’s Navy Ween General Hospital Mike Douglas Bill Anderson Arthur Smith Death Valley Jeannie Wood N.y.p.d.ecovers Good Morning World the Invaders CBS News Calif Joey Bishop Jeannie Bob Denver Harold Barbara Eden Tony Larry Hagman Roger Bill Daily Reppat Lloyd Thaxton United States George McKelvey Jan Daley Jade Set Craig Hundley Alfred Hitchcock Marnie Sean Connery Tippi Hedren Miss Hedren Mark Rutland Connery

The Tonight Show Star Ring Johnny Carson

11 30 The Tonight Show features Johnny Carson with versatile host Joiffiny Carson and visiting guests in a mix of comedy music and conversation.

Johnny Carson Joiffiny Carson

Analysts Predict Brief Market Pause Amid Fed Tightening

New York AP reports stocks rose for much of Monday despite tighter Fed credit. Trading remained active though the list ended in a scrambled state.

New York Federal Reserve Board

Inventories Slip as Margin Hike Dampens Wall Street Heat

After a record volume week investors faced a cooling trend as the Federal Reserve raised stock margin requirements to 80 percent from 70 percent. The Dow fell 1.50 to 913.38 as volume eased to 14.64 million shares. Broad activity showed 1,550 issues traded with 685 rising and 678 falling, New highs 221 and new lows 13. Great American Holdings jumped while Bunker-Ramo faced profit taking.

Federal Reserve Wall Street Dow Jones New York Stock Exchange Associated Press Bunker-Ramo Great American Holdings

Amherst Court Acquits Heyd For Involuntary Manslaughter

Amherst County Circuit Court Judge C G Quesenberg acquitted Ernest Floyd on two counts of involuntary manslaughter in the December death of two Madison Heights children. The judge ruled no Virginia law holds owners responsible for pet animal behavior causing criminal action.

Amherst Amherst County C. G. Quesenberg Ernest Floyd Madison Heights Floyd Eugene Kenneth Goodman Quesenberg Virginia

Horoscope roundup for Aries to Pisces today

Jeane Dixon notes a year of responsibility with money and home focus. Aries to Pisces receive daily guidance on work, risk, driving, finances, and relationships, urging patience, caution, and prudent planning amid changing conditions.

Endplays land four heart contract in Goren’s bridge column

South achieves the four heart contract after a sequence of endplays against West. The hand features major point power, takeout double by West, and careful trick management including repeated diamond plays and a club ruff decision to seal the contract. West loses control as declarer forces final tricks.

South West North East South West North Declarer East

Dear Abby letters on epilepsy dogs and marriage

A reader describes a neighbor's refusal to accept epilepsy as a medical condition and urges Abby to print facts. The column explains epilepsy affects about one percent of Americans, is not hereditary, and can be controlled with medication so epileptics can lead normal lives. Also: a complaint about a noisy 90 pound puppy disturbing tulips and a sharp critique of a man who advised greeting wives with a genital embrace.

Abby Sycamore Lane Sycamore Baskerville

Middle aged mama vents on a troubled home life

A reader letter from Abigail Van Buren portrays a middle aged mother describing a strained marriage. She recalls controlling remarks at home and a dismissive husband, contrasting it with her own sense of frustration and longing for affection.

Hechler Seeks Stronger Gun Control After Kennedy Slaying

Rep Ken Hechler expressed hope Congress would pass tougher gun laws following the Kennedy assassination. Hechler noted a telegram opposing gun control and blamed gun lobby groups for Congress's slower action despite public support.

Washington Robert F. Kennedy Los Angeles Ken Hechler D-W.va Hechler Kennedy Congress

Traffic Death Toll in State Reaches 211 This Year

State police report 211 deaths on state roads so far this year, up from 190 at this point last year. The figure reflects ongoing traffic fatalities as authorities monitor road safety.

Associated Press

Crossword Across Clues From Fragments

A compact listing of crossword clues and partial answers including kitchen staple carpente tool and various fills. The text presents fragmented clues with indicates of letters and wordplay, suggesting a puzzle page extracting across entries and missing portions.

Berlin

Years To Your Life Dear Dr Steincrohn

A reader asks if identification bands alone are sufficient for newborns or if footprints should also be taken. The editor cites a Pediatrics review noting footprints are unreliable for ID and that proper banding in delivery rooms suffices. Also warns about rectal thermometers and potential perforation risks. The column then discusses gallbladder disease and surgery timing, citing a Klingensmith study. It favors removing an inflamed gall bladder promptly when surgery is indicated to reduce risk.

Kenneth S. Sheppard M. D Terry Erickson R. N G. Fromme Technicans William Klingensmith Amarillo Texas

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