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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1966

Page

2

Get-Away Jewelry Robbery Ends With Shooting

A 16 year old, Lloyd Washington, a junior employee of H G Realty Co, was wounded in a jewelry store heist at Livingston Jewlers. Two masked robbers fled in a 1959 black Ford after forcing manager Edward Jeckman and retrieving diamonds and rings from a safe. Washington was treated at George Washington Hospital and listed as satisfactory.

Washington G. A. Morena Edward Jeckman Jackman the Smithy Co

Navy Boosts Pacific Fleet Strength Through 1964 Buildup

Navy officials in San Diego disclose that the Pacific Fleet grew by 95 ships and 75,000 personnel since August 1964, raising totals to 225,000 officers and 74,000 Marines with 3,000 aircraft and 479 ships. Adm. Roy L. Johnson discusses blockade options against Haiphong and praises Swift boats for coastal patrols aiding Market Time operations.

San Diego Calif Nana U. S. Navy Adm Roy L. Johnson Gulf of Tonkin Johnson 7Th Fleet Southeast Asia Vietnam Navy League Viet Nam Coast Guard

Bluefield Daily Telegraph 1893 Advertising and Circulation Note

The Bluefield Daily Telegraph announces its 1893 publication details with address 412 Bland Bluefield West Virginia and carrier rates five ten cents weekly atmosphere.

The Daily Telegraph Printing Co Bland Bluefield W. Va Associated Dispatches Pathetherein West Virginia Audit Bureau of

Deaths and Funerals: Harman Dunn Looney and Others

Obituaries and funeral notices list Hubert Harman of Grundy Virginia who died after a brief illness at 63, survived by wife Maude Harman and many children, with services at Grundy Funeral Home. Also listed are Thomas Dunn of Bluefield, Maude Looney of Royal City, Bud Davis of Wolford, Kate Martin formerly of Athens, and Maggie Cooley of Twin Branch with service updates and burial plans.

Hubert Lee Harman Grundy University of Virginia Chartiesville Mathais Fannie Underwood Harman H. E. Harman Coal Company Maude Justus Harman June Bruce Woodbridge Bill Harman Tommy Harman Slate Robert Harman Jimmy Harman Richmond David Heman United States Air Force Fla Mary Coleman Bradshaw Margaret Collins Raysal Nannie Atwell Bartley Herbert Harman California Charlie Harman Gauley Bridge Hulin Harman Woodrow Harman Grundy Funeral Home Clarence Greenleaf Mountain Valley Memorial Park Thomas B. Dunn Bluefield Southern Pines N. C Dunn American Cyanamid Elizabeth Peacock Dunn Mark M’ller Chattanooga Scarsdale N. Y Brownson Memorial Presbyterian Church Griffith Funeral Cannonsburg Oak Grove Maude Mae Looney Royal City Grundy Hospital Marshall C. Looney Glenn Kaiser Clintwood Sarah Hale Lebanon Luther Fletcher Bristol Terry Fletcher Rowe Grundy Baptist Church James Pickens Perry Smith Greenhills Memory Gardens Claypool Hill Virginia Funeral Home Bud Davis Wolford Church of God Stacy Orville Thacker Ancil Childress Davis Pamela Davis Sam Davis Walford Kate Martin Massillion Ohio Athens Doctor's Hospital A. J. Stewart Massillion Baptist Temple Church Zinnie Martin Athens Road Princeton Maggie Cooley Magge Cooley Twin Branch McDowell County Welch Fanning Funeral Home

Antique Auto Club To Meet In Roanoke

About 300 antique cars from the Atlantic Seaboard will converge in Roanoke Virginia for the spring meeting of the Eastern Division of the Antique Automobile Club of America on June 17 1819. This marks Roanoke’s first hosting of the group though many members attended Glidden Tours here in prior years.

Roanoke Atlantic Seaboard Antique Automobile Club of American AACA

Bluefield Community Center weekly activity schedule

The Bluefield Community Center announces the week of June 13 to 17 activities led by Mr Panzen R Jones executive director. Monday includes Ministerial Alliance at 11 a.m Vesper service at 6 30 p.m Omega Psi Phi Fraternity at 8 p.m Tuesday features Children's Art and Crafts at 1 20 p.m with Katharine White as president Thelma Gibson vice president Willa Neal secretary Ann Steels treasurer Wednesday offers Mid Week Bridge at noon Girl Scout Troop 287 at 3 30 p.m Sewing class at 6 p.m Thursday hosts Pioneer Civic Club at noon board of directors meeting at 7 30 p.m with Mamie Brown chair Edna Platnick president Friday closes with Sewing Class at 2 p.m.

Panzen R. Jones Bluefield Community Center N. J. Dickerson A. R. Fleshman Ann Wilson Omega Psi Phi Fraternity C. W. Tiffany Panzen Jones Katherine White Thelma Gibson Willa Neal Ann Steels Irene Harris Ieader Thomas Ferguson Pioneer Civic Club C W. Tiffany Mamie Brown Edna Platnick

Former Actress Ethel Clayton Dies at 82 in Oxnard

Former silent film star Ethel Clayton, once among Hollywood's top money earners with Gloria Swanson Mary Pickford and Marguerite Clark, died Saturday at St. John's Hospital Oxnard Calif at age 82. Born 1909 she began with the T D Frawley stock company and retired after 1933.

Oxnard Calif Ethel Clayton Hollywood Gloria Swanson Mary Pickford Marguerite Clark Miss Clayton T.D. Frawley Stock Company Donald Clayton Bloom Thousand Oaks St. John’s Hospital

Army’s Lone Soldier Captain Carpenter Recalls Viet Nam Action

The article follows Captain Carpenter and Able Company as they endure a brutal Viet Nam firefight. He describes heavy machine gun and artillery bombardment, air strikes, and the rescue by Brown's Able Company around 2300 hours. Moyers calls his feat inspiring in the Vietnam story. Carpenter, a 1960 West Point graduate, was known for football records and cadet leadership.

Brown White House Bill D. Moyers Johnson Carpenter Toni Monroe N.Y West Point William S Germany

Squire Girl Injured In Auto Accident

Beatrice Janelle a 13 year old of Squire McDowell County received facial cuts in a car wreck near Bishop Virginia in Tazewell County. She is under treatment at Bluefield Sanitarium. Her 16 year old brother James E Janelle also injured but released after treatment.

Beatrice Janelle Squire McDowell County Bluefield Sanitarium Tazewell County John D. Janelle James E. Janelle Bishop, Va

Alma Churns Toward Open Sea After Coastal Fury

Tropical storm Alma moved past North Carolina's outer banks en route to the open sea after gale winds and heavy rain. It had been downgraded from a hurricane and was expected to lose its eye, becoming a non tropical low pressure system by Sunday. The storm, previously a hurricane, caused 47 deaths in the region and dumped nearly eight inches of rain near Wilmington.

Hatteras N.C Alma North Carolina Honduras Cuba Florida Georgia Carolinas Wilmington Washington Weather Bureau Cape Hatteras

Route 3 Girl Is Berea Graduate

Janet Ruth Jessup daughter of Mr and Mrs W P Jessup was among 212 Berea College seniors to receive degrees at the end of the second semester She majored in Business Administration and is a Montcalm High School graduate who participated in the Economics and Business Club and worked in the president's and social coordinator offices at Berea College.

Janet Ruth Jessup W. P. Jessup Route 3 Bluefield Berea Miss Jessup Montcalm High School Economics and Business Club

Political contests and party nominations across states

The report notes South Carolina Democrats in a primary without opposition, Illinois House races featuring O’Hara Mikva and Dawson with rivals, and Connecticut conventions with Gengras likely to be the Republican nominee and Dempsey’s renomination by Democrats.

O’hara Connecticut E. Clayton Gengras West Hartford John N. Dempsey

Weisman Improves After Sinatra Lounge Incident

Beverly Hills business leader Frederick R. Weisman, 54, injured in a clash with Frank Sinatra at the Polo Lounge, shows signs of improvement after two hours of brain surgery. Police pursue the case as Sinatra says Weisman struck him first. details remain under investigation.

Beverly Hills Calif Frederick R. Weisman Frank Sinatra Weisman Hunt Foods, Inc Norton Simon Mt. Sinai Hospital Sinatra Polo Bovery Hills Sinantra Palm Springs Dean Martin New York

Postal Supervisors Re-Elect Officers in Huntington

The West Virginia branch of the National Association of Postal Supervisors re elected all state officers for another year and chose Charleston as next year’s meeting site. Sidon E. Borrer of Beckley remains president with William E. Hudgins of Fairmont as vice president H Edward Spencer of Huntington as secretary and Charles W. Custer of Spencer as treasurer. The 1967 convention will be held June 9-10 in Charleston.

Huntington West Virginia National Association of Postal Supervisors Charleston Sidon E. Borrer Beckley William E. Hudgins Fairmont H. Edward Spencer Charles W. Custer Spencer

Gospel Singers To Appear Here Tonight

The True Vine Gospel Singers of Reidsville N C will appear in concert at 7 30 tonight at Northside United Holy Church located at 214 Church St Bluefield. Bishop J H Easley isost castor.

True Vine Gospel Singers Reidsville N. C Northside United Holy Church Church St Bluefield Bisho J. H. Easley

Viet Nam War Forces Prepare for Mountain Crossing

Plans describe 12 000 troops positioned in border mountains as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong may attack from west to east to split South Vietnam. Monsoon weather could slow air cover and heavy equipment movement, with staging areas on the Ho Chi Minh trail from North Vietnam through Laos and Cambodia. A November Ia Drang Valley clash halted one such drive by U S first Cavalry Airmobile units.

U.S South Viet Nam Ho Chi Minh Trail Viet Nam Laos Cambodia U.S. 1St Cavalry Ia Drang Konturg

Spong and Boothe Rally at Russell County Dinner

Democratic primary rivals William B. Spong Jr. and Armistead L. Boothe spoke at a Russell County dinner in Lebanon Virginia. They urged defeat of opponents A Willis Robertson and Harry F Byrd Jr. and touted rural development programs to aid Southwest Virginia and the 9th District.

Lebanon Virginia U. S Russell County Senate William B. Spong Jr Portsmouth Armistead L. Boothe Alexandria Spong Willis Robertson Robertson Congress of the United States Boothe Harry F. Byrd Jr Southwest Virgin Appalachia

Water Resources Study Underway Across United States

U S Army engineers announce a nationwide program to assess water resources and optimize use. Centered at the Mississippi River’s Vicksburg station, research spans soil mechanics concrete technology and environmental effects on military operations. The Coastal Engineering Research Center studies shore processes and a Snake River navigation extension toward Lewiston Idaho. About 60 scaled models of hydraulic structures simulate full installations.

Washington NANA U.S. Army Engineers Army Office of Research and Development Waterways Experiment Station Vickburg Miss Snake River Lewiston Idaho

Randolph Warns Of Medicare Mistakes Inaugural Rollout

In Richwood West Virginia Senator Jennings Randolph urged patience as the expanded Medicare program begins July 1. He warned the first period may see errors in judgment, not deliberate sabotage, addressing about 80 older residents at a Jaycees sponsored event. Randolph noted his role in shaping Social Security in the 1930s.

Richwood W. Va Jennings Randolph W.va Randolph Jaycees Congress

Falls Mills Man Takes Conway Job

Gene F. Wagner of Falls Mills Virginia named manager of a new Social Security branch in Conway South Carolina opened May 25. Rep. John L. McMillan officiated at the dedication ceremony. Wagner attended Tazewell County Schools and studied at Bluefield and Concord colleges before joining the Social Security system five years ago.

Gene F. Wagner Oscar Wagner Route 1 Falls Mills Conway S. C John L. McMillan Wagner Tazewel County Bluefield College Concord College U. S. Social Security System

Virginia Reports Seven Road Deaths Saturday

The Associated Press notes seven traffic fatalities on Saturday raising Virginia’s yearly toll to 413, seven less than last year. Victims include Alton-Lauve Rogers in a noncollision crash near Alton. Roanoke pair Earl Fannon and Richard Key in a crash on U S 11. Winifred Pruett from Culpeper in a June 1 head on collision. Irene Fowler Manuel of Front Royal in a double vehicle crash at U S 340 and U S 50. Jeremiah Jackson of Mineral after veering off Virginia Route. and Nicholas Condyles of Chesterfield County from a crash on I 64 near Patrick Henry airport.

Associated Press Roanoke Alton Lauve Rogers Earl Fannon Richard William Key U. S. 11 Stevensburg Winifred Williams Pruett Culpeper Charlottesville Sevensburg Culpeper Court Winchester Irene Fowler Manuel Front Royal U. S. 340 U. S. 50 Clarke County Montpellier Jeremiah Jackson Mineral Virgit A Louisa County Montpelier Newport News Nicholas Condyles Chesterfield County Interstate 64 Patrick Henry Airport

Beaver Class of 57 to Meet Thursday for Reunion Plans

Beaver Ohio class of 1957 members will gather Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Appalachian Auditorium to organize a 1967 reunion. Co chairmen are E J McQuail III and Mrs Richard Ammar. all officers urged to attend. Donald Wimmer was past president. James McMullin III led the Student Body. 183 graduates. 40 to 45 addresses unknown.

Beaver Appalachian Auditorium E. J. McQuail III Richard Ammar Donald Wimmer James McMullin III

Logan Court Names Abraham Sheriff to Replace Ferrell

The Logan County Court voted 21 to name William J. Abraham of Omar as sheriff, replacing J. W. Ferrell Jr. who was removed after Judge John W. Hereford upheld an impeachment petition. Ferrell faced two trials over falsifying road commission records tied to flood relief work.

LOGAN William J. Abraham Omar J. W Jack) Ferrell Jr Logan County Board of Education Abraham Ferrell John W. Hereford Hereford Logan County Logan Construction Co State Supreme Court State Road Commission SRC

Hospitals Listed For Medicare In West Virginia Plan

Government released a list of 70 of West Virginia's 97 hospitals that have filed plans or comply with anti discrimination rules for the new Medicare program set to begin July 1. The nationwide effort includes more than 5,500 hospitals signing to participate or adhere to anti-racial regulations.

Washington Laturcette Aepitals West Virginia

Youth Convention Slated At St Matthew Church

The 4th annual Youth Convention of the West Virginia District United Holy Church Bible Church school will be held at St Matthew United Holy Church from June 16 to 19. Mrs Idella Jones is president and William Hash is the superintendent.

West Virginia United Holy Church Bible Church School St. Matthew United Holy Church Idella Jones William Hash

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