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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1967
Page
3
Jordanian policemen returned to work Sunday in the Israeli-occupied Jerusalem area restoring services. Police began rounds in shifts in jeeps two Jordanians and an armed Israeli constable, with many speaking Arabic. Street lighting was restored and water system repairs continued in the Old City.
Acryline, a new vacuum based adhesive, grips denture plates for an airtight seal. Users report a natural feel lasting six months per application. Available at People’s Pharmacy in Bakersfield California.
Virginia Garwood announces the Tazewell County summer school bus routes for Tazewell High School with services starting at 7 a.m. in Pocahontas Richlands and Bluefield areas. Buses stop at Kroger in Bluefield and several stops through Gore, Dry Fork, Fair Ground Road, and Rt. 460 corridors, with multiple 7:15 to 7:40 a.m. departures in Pocahontas and Richlands zones.
Police report two Saudi generals killed in a two car crash on the road between Venice and Mestre on Sunday. The victims were identified as Generals Abdullah Bin Dhaif Fallah and Salem Mohammed el Neisseiane.
A brief quotation from General De Gaulle notes that leftist identity is tied to language. The remark highlights how political alignment can depend on vocabulary choices and rhetoric within French discourse.
Three Greater Bluefield area graduates earned bachelor degrees at Radford College in June. Janet Gail Johnston received a B S in English. Margaret Elizabeth Tester earned a B S in health and physical education. Brenda Turner Wagner earned a B A in biology. Johnston and Wagner are Graham graduates. Tester is Grundy born.
Mary Lou Thomas tells that the Bluefield Garden Council received the $500 top prize from Readers Digest for arboretum plans along a city park stream. A notebook with project illustrations, photos by Sgt. Homer Tabor, and clippings from the Dogwood Cleanup Campaign supported the application.
The famous Roman shop Gucci offers gold collar stiffeners for men at 20 dollars each with an extra 2 dollars for initials.
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