Cary Grant Popular With Nurses During Hospital Stay
Cary Grant, 64, recovering from a March 13 car crash at St John’s Queens Hospital, is isolated behind antiseptic curtains with private round the clock nurses. Reports describe his strong popularity with staff, a tight security regime, and mail flooding in at about 600 letters daily.
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Engineer Aims for Human Flight Like Buzzards in Daedalus Project
Seaford Delaware engineer John Seney of Dupont works three years studying Leonardo and Lilienthal to test if a man can soar briefly like a buzzard. He estimates a 38 foot wingspan and 40 times buzzard wing area would be needed, plus power transmission from legs and neck to wings. His Project Daedalus explores wing rotation and lift during both up and down movements.
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Seney
Leonardo
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Leonardo DaVinci
Otto Lilienthal
Daedalus
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Carper Named AAA President in Bluefield Club
W Grady Carper of Princeton has been named president of the Bluefield Automobile Club, with Richard J. Wood of Bluefield as vice president. Carper succeeds Lloyd D. Feuchtenberger Jr. and Wood succeeds James E. Pile. Other officers include secretary manager Marble Weaver and treasurer Iris Hylton.
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Princeton Insurance
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Bluefield Electrical
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Lloyd D. Feuchtenberger, Jr
Woods
James E., Pile
Bluefield
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Rotary International
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Singing Sunday leads at Church of the Living God Bluefield
The Mighty Tenerears of Reidsville North Carolina will lead a singing at the Church of the Living God on Halifax Street in Bluefield Sunday at 8 p.m.
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Halifax Street
Bluefield
Private Lines Expand at Bluewell Telephone Exchange
General Telephone announced private or two party line service is now available in Bluewell. New central office switching equipment began in May after the April opening of the exchange, boosting capacity by over 18 percent at an estimated cost of about $67,000.
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Bluewell
Americans Prepare for Large 1988 Move Wave
Roughly 41 million U S residents are forecast to relocate next year as housing, employment shifts drive mobility. Analysts cite metro area opportunities and economic trends influencing personal relocation decisions.
Ripplemead Man Is Killed In Interstate 81 Crash
Douglas J. Martin 20 of Ripplemead Va died Tuesday night when his car left the right shoulder of Interstate 81 two miles north of Rural Retreat and overturned. Passenger Donnie Lee Cumbee was hospitalized in Wytheville for possible back injuries. Police have not determined who was driving. Survivors include his parents and two sisters. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Ripplemead
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Donnie Lee Cumbee
Wytheville Hospital
Wytheville
R. W. Litton
Tom J. Martin
Brenda Alice
Vicky Ann Martin
Givens Funeral Home
Pearisburg
Electrical Fire Hits Old Hangar at Prince ton
A short circuit caused a minor fire at the old airport hangar in Prince ton now used as a city equipment garage. Firemen arrived at 7 a.m. to find a small roof hole. the blaze was quickly controlled and damages described as very slight.
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Princeton
Area Girl Graduates From William and Mary
Joyce Johnson Timberlake of 525 Mountain View Ave Bluefield was among 900 William and Mary College graduates in Williamsburg Virginia this month. Congressman Gerald Ford minority leader of the U S House delivered the commencement address.
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Mountain View Ave
Bluefield
William & Mary College
Williamsburg
Gerald Ford
R-Mich
U. S. House of Representatives
Chamber of Commerce to Press Back Dues and Attract New Members
The Princeton Chamber of Commerce directors voted to launch a delinquent dues collection campaign and a push to recruit new members. They warned of underfunding risks including potential office closure by October and lacking headquarters. The board noted over 1,500 dollars in past due accounts and discussed pro rating dues or special projects to raise funds. They also addressed Knob Elementary School's closure and plans to meet Mercer County Board of Education, plus made W. R. Pete Cooke an honorary member to keep informed.
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Traffic Deaths Reach 215 This Year State Police Report
The Associated Press notes state police count 215 traffic fatalities on state roads to date this year, up from 183 at the same point last year.
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Associated Press
Quick-drying ITCH-ME-NOT advertised for skin itch
An advertisement promotes ITCH-ME-NOT antiseptic cream claiming fast relief from eczema insect bites and surface rashes. The product is available at Taylor Drug and Cohen Drug for 48 cents with a note of quick drying.
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Taylor Drug & Cohen Drug
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