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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1968

Page

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Bid Launched To Stop Cong Rockets

Saigon alerts as U S and allied troops launch a priority sweep around Saigon to halt rocket barrages. Nine 122 mm rockets found near the capital. 107 mm shells hit Tan Son Nhut with light damage. Authorities warn of planned heavy attacks and urge residents to reinforce windows.

Saigon Tan Son Nhut U.S. 25Th Infantry Division U.S U.S. 1St Infantry Division

Nestor to Appeal Borough Election Ballot Shortfall

Nestor plans to appeal the Mercer County Board of Education contest results after losing re election by 25 votes. He seeks an extension to file, alleging Coaldale precinct 66 failed to distribute ballots to 47 voters. His attorney cites potential affidavits and possible court appeals through Circuit Court to the State Supreme Court.

Jack Nestor Mercer County Board of Education Nestor Phillip Lilly Jr Coaldale Board of Education Lilly Harold Tomchin Princeton Robert Walthall Walthall Lilly Nestor Circuit Court State Supreme Court of Appeals

British May Drop Case Against Ray in King Assassination

British charges against James Earl Ray may be dropped to speed his extradition to the United States. An extradition hearing on the U S case is expected next week in London Bow Street Court and the Home Office authorized a study of the American petition.

London James Earl Ray Martin Luther King Jr United States Ray Home Office Frank Milton Bow Street Milton U.S Brussels Ramon George Sneyd Wandsworth ‘Frison Sneyd Tennessee King Scotland Yard

Titan 3 boosts eight jam-proof comms satellites into orbit

CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP a Titan 3 rocket launched eight jam resistant military communications satellites into near equatorial orbits. The craft spread in necklace like formation to ensure nearly constant visibility and boost availability of priority messages between Vietnam and Washington and Hawaii bases.

Cape Kennedy Fla Vietnam Pentagon Launch Control Center Air Force Earth U. S Defense Communications Agency Hawaii

Inside Abby Add Years Classified Comics Dixon Editorials

The note lists sections such as Abby, Classifieds, Comics, Dixon Editorials and Society. It mentions years and page markers across Princeton Sports and Movies. The fragment hints at a magazine style page with TV listings and society notes.

Abby Add Dixon Goren Princeton Society

Auto Kills Baileysville Resident Near Oceana

A 25 year old Baileysville man Arvel Hatfield was killed when struck by an auto while riding a bicycle near Oceana. Frankie Dale Shelton 21 of Pineville drove the vehicle involved. Hatfield faced traffic as he rode. another vehicle allegedly forced Shelton off the road near the Clear Fork Valley Golf Club. Police said no charges were filed Thursday night as the investigation continued.

Wyoming Oceana Arvel Hatfield Baileysville Hatfield Frankie Dale Shelton Pineville Shelton Clear Fork Valley Golf Club

Wytheville Man Killed In Crash

Ollen Tillman Grubb 40 of Wytheville Va died after a single car crash on U S 11 near Wytheville. Police said his 1956 station wagon skidded off the road, struck a culvert and overturned multiple times before landing in an embankment. He was pronounced dead on arrival at a Wytheville hospital Wednesday evening.

Ollen Tillman Grubb Wytheville U. S. 11 Grubb

Air Of Tension Over Paris Evaporates

Paris tensions eased as de Gaulle moves against leftists with expulsions of foreigners and rightist reconciliation actions. Lacheroy freed after exile, Sorbonne occupiers face cleaning and disinfection, and Peugeot plants idle while mail backlog diminishes. Bank of France reports 260 million lost in a week. Air France reaches deal with cabin crews to resume full schedule by Monday.

Paris Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle France Charles Lacheroy Lacheroy Air France

East German travel curbs trigger Berlin traffic crunch

East Germany imposed new travel and visa rules for West Berlin and West Germany, causing hours long waits at border crossings and major highway delays. West German Chancellor Kiesinger called for a serious counterreaction, while the United States Britain and France said they would raise the issue with the Russians.

Berlin East Germany West Berlin Kurt Georg Kiesinger U.S West Germany West Soviet Union United States Britain France Helmstedt

North Vietnam presses for pressure to force U.S. surrender

Paris reports indicate Hanoi seeks to pile threat upon threat while inching toward minor concessions such as admitting troops in the South and reducing talks propaganda. The American team remains patient, hoping for progress amid a stubborn peace stalemate.

Paris North Vietnam U.S Hanoi South Vietnam Viet Cong National Liberation Front W. Averell Harriman Harriman United States Saigon L'Humanite U. S West

Sheep Heart Transplant Fails As Patient Dies in Houston

In Houston a 47 year old man identified by his wife as Sam Willoughby of Waterloo Iowa died after surgeons implanted a sheep heart to maintain circulation as a last resort until a human donor could be found. The operation followed a heart attack six weeks earlier and a recent resuscitation attempt.

Houston Tex Sam Willoughby Waterloo Iowa St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital Willoughby Mary Bickett Des Moines Newell France France

Controversy Turns to Transfer of Old No 4 Locomotive

Princeton officials clash with Park and Recreation Association over the Old No 4 locomotive. W Grady Carper denounces Mayor Champ as the court battle over title and transfer to the Roanoke museum continues after a temporary injunction was dissolved.

W. Grady Carper The Princeton Park and Recreation Association Champ Carper David Knight Park and Recreation Association Princeton City Council Roanoke Valley Transportation Museum Mercer County Intermediate Court Howard Jarrett Park Association Roa Noke Benton Dillard Princeton Knight Park Board

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