Detective Exhibits Senate Kit For Domestic Surveillance
Private investigator John W. Leon testified on a Senate subcommittee about a ten day surveillance kit that covers telephone lines rooms and car interiors. He described a microphone and recorder used to monitor domestic matters at costs from 300 to 11 000 for ten days while noting vague federal rules and ethical questions. Leon said many clients are husbands seeking to uncover wives activities and argued openness helps settle domestic troubles.
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Washington
Senate
John W. Leon
Leon
Bernard Finsterwald Jr
Mae
Finsterwald
Anti-Klan Bill Introduced By House Panel Leader
Willis chairs the House Committee on Un American Activities and unveils a broad anti terror bill aimed at curbing organized violence beyond the Klan. The measure would allow federal injunctions against clandestine groups breaking laws or harassing citizens while authorizing contempt actions for witnesses refusing to testify under immunity.
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Willis
House Committee On Un-American Activities
House
Charles L. Weltner
D-Ga
Weltner
Robert M. Shelton
Classified Rates Notice for West Virginia Subscriptions
The Daily Telegraph Printing Co advertises daily and Sunday by carrier at 50c per week and 26.00 per year for all of West Virginia. Rates to other areas available on application. Member Audit Bureau of Advertising. Representative Kats Agency, Inc. Telephone 327-6171.
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The
Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
West Virginia
Audit Bureau of Advertising
Kats Agency, Inc
Tech Gets Cash For Classroom Improvement
A West Virginia Tech project received part of 2 million dollars in federal Appalachian funds for 16 projects across six states. The program aims to aid schools and boost technology in classrooms, with additional support noted from other initiatives and regional conferences.
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West Vir
Scranton
Nho
West Virginia Tech
Law Signed For Grand Coulee Power Expansion
Washington AP reports President Johnson signed a law authorizing a third power plant at Grand Coulee Dam on the Columbia River. The $390 million project aims to make the dam the largest water power source, with $3 million requested now to begin work. ceremony held in White House Rose Garden with Canadian and U.S. power industry representatives in attendance.
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Washington
Grand Coulee
Columba River
Spokane
Wash
Johnson
Congress
White House Rose Garden
Canada
Columbia River
Father-Son Night At Tri-Angle Club Meet
Annual Father-Son Night at the Tri-Angle Sportsmen's Club June meet will be at Pinnacle Restaurant on Federal Street at 6 30. President Robert T. Jones says all fathers will be recognized and special honors given to the father with the most sons and the youngest father. Fred Horne is chairman of the program.
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Tri-Angle Sportsmen's Club
Pinnacle
Federal Street
Robert T. Jones
Fred Horne
Mullens Man Held In Reported Incident
McKinney of Barkers Ridge was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Benne Morgan after allegedly injuring a woman resident. He appeared before Squire Bill Houck and was ordered held for the July grand jury. He also received six months in jail and a $101.50 fine for DUI.
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Pireville
Benne Morgan
Barkec’s Ridge
McKinney
Squire Bill Houck
Barker's Ridge
Plan For Safety Tentative Federal Auto Standards
Senate Commerce Committee tentatively approves a formula for mandatory federal auto safety standards. Chair Magnuson says the revised bill is two thirds complete and aims to finish by week’s end. Interim standards would take effect Jan 1 1967 with secretary of commerce authorized to issue specifics.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Magnuson
Johnson
Beyord Johnson
Secretary of Commerce
Ecormittee
Nestichela
Criticism as a Political Norm in US History
A collection of anecdotes shows leaders accepting and laughing off criticism. Figures include McKinley, LaGuardia, Voltaire, Gruenter, Churchill, and Truman. The pieces illustrate criticism as an inevitable facet of American politics and diplomacy across eras.
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Edward
Churchill
England
Harry S. Truman
Hit and Run Reported on Jefferson Street
Police said a 1962 auto owned by Frank Crotty was struck while parked on Jefferson Street beside the Post Office. Damages were estimated at 75 to 100 dollars. The incident occurred between 8 20 and 10 30 p m Tuesday.
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Jefferson Street
Frank Crotty
Moses Wins Mayor in Narrows and Nearby Seats
Narrows elected T. H. Moses mayor with 299 votes to 254 for R. H. Legard. R. G. Akers Jr. won Legard’s council seat with 227 votes. D. R. Rakes returned to council with 391. Other results include Thompson at 311 and multiple towns reporting minor council outcomes and ties in Rich Creek.
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Narrows
E. P. Devton
Clarence Clevenger
K. M. Hale
O. H. Hopkins
Lake Thompson
Hutet F. Devitta Wiley
Ratch EL Toomoon Vis
James E. Brown
Kenneth E. Beasley
B. A. Walker
C. S. Knight
Dallas T. Hayner
Joseph G. Skeers
Glen Lyn
Pearisburg
Giles County
Richiends
Tazewell County
W. W. Fields
Richlands
Harry T. Petterson
Gven
Billy R. Wyser
Paul F. Hefner
Hefner
C. J. Taylor
Pearsburg
Wiliam G. Bell Jr
A. G. Shirley
Frank M. Winston
Bible School Closed Friday Night at Community Christian Church
The Daily Vacation Bible School at Community Christian Church on Marshall Street will close Friday evening at 7. The two week session theme is God Lives Today. Mrs. E. G. Jordan is the
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Community Christian Church
Marshall Street
E. G. Jordan
Deaths and Funerals in Bluefield Area
J A Sene 70 of Smithfield Va formerly of Tazewell Va dies after long illness in Suffolk hospital. Burial in Valley Vista Cemetery Bluefield with New Town Assembly of God services. Pearlie Mae Cline 68 of Raven Va dies at Richlands hospital. Funeral at Maple Gap Church near Raven. Everett Sword of Bluefield dies. military rites at Roselawn Cemetery. Nevada Moore 25 of Kansas City Kan found dead. death natural causes. Edna Oney 70 of Washington DC dies. survived by brother T J Oney. Jerome Hicks 84 of Speedway funeral at Pointer's Chapel Methodist Church with family burial in Speedway. Beulah Slade 66 of Anawalt. services at First Baptist Anawalt. burial Norwood Cemetery Kimball. Blanche DeLozier 53 of Auburndale Fla dies. graveside Woodlawn Bluewell. Funeral home arrangements through Mercer, Page, Bailey.
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Spain
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Elsie Sene
New Town Assembly of God
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Margaret Beavers
Sharon Oliver
Carol Jones
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Paule Sene
Akron
Randy Sene
Rescue
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Esterantha Sene
Orense
Amelia Sene
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Havana
Cuba
Lisardo Sere
New Town
Pearlie Mae Cline
Raven
Richlands
Albert
Jenny Bell Gross
George W. Cline
Harry Proffitt
Swords Creek
Bernard Hill
Emory Wilson
Willian Harold Cine
Wilmington
Del
Grace Stevenson
Evelyn King
Bluefield
Maple Gap
Jimmy Goons
Gra
Horton
Swords Deck
Farmer Funeral Home
Proffitt
Everett Sword of
Mercer Funeral Home
Wade Bishop
Roselawn
Bluefield - Princeton Road
Nevada Moore
Kansas City
Kan
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Cleophus Martin
Binefield
Kay Frances Moore
The
Jerome Hicks
Speedway
Pointer’s Chapel Methodist Church
Virginian Railway
Mercer County
Jimmy
Gelis Callaway Hicks
W. D. Hicks
Lakeland
Fla
Earl Hicks
Rochester
Andrew Hicks
Princeton
Oliver Hicks
Dal Ray Hicks
Miami Beach
Arthur Hicks
Gastonia
N.C
Ola Hutchens
Batavia
Ohio
Daisy Hazelwood
Wyandotte
Mich
Steve Worrell
Cecil
Ray
Ralph Pennington
John Lilly
Wilbur Fortner
Vernal Worrell
Paul Hill
Beulah Slade
Anawalt
First Baptist Church
Pearl Wade
Forest
Radar Smith
Lynchburg
Whirley
Page Funeral Home
Welch
Blanche DeLozier
Auburndale
John L. DeLozier
Winter Haven
Vivian
McDowell County
Coburn Frazier
Elkhorn
Florida
Richard DeLozier
Harold Frazier
Montgomery
Ruby Perry
Wythe
Mrs W A Bishop 90 Dies After Short Illness
Mrs W A Bishop 90 of Pocahontas Virginia died Tuesday night in Bluefield Sanitarium after a brief illness. The body is at Pocahontas Union Funeral Home with funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Pocahontas
Bluefield Sanitarium
Pocahontas Union
Funeral notices list Frye Hines McCoy Richmond
Clarence E Frye of Washington DC dies. His body to be brought to Bluefield for 9 30 am Friday committal 2 pm Monte Vista Park Cemetery. Kelley Mathews Hines 85 of Browning Lambert Mountain near Rock dies Wednesday. Services at Cravens Funeral Home Bluewell burial to follow. Mrs Mary McCoy 64 of Princeton dies jockey at Bailey Funeral Home Princeton. Pallbearers named. Richmond June 14.
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Clarence E
Washington, D.C
Gawler Funeral Home
Washington
Bluefield
Monte Vista Park
W. T. Frye
Rural Retreat
Pulaski Mayor Wins In Close Balloting
Pulaski voters re elected veteran Mayor C. V. Jackson by 14 votes over challenger John M. Crowder. Jackson 738 Crowder 724 in a tight municipal race with twelve candidates for four council seats. Ratcliffe led council results with 941 votes. incumbent Carrico tallied 674.
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Garrett W. Adkins
Pembroke
Donald L. Marshall
James E. Montgomery
Adkins
C. E. Tilley
Hebert Mann
W. H. Stafford
Roy C. Falls
William D. Martin
Newton L. Walters
Martin R. Williams
ORF
Codd Praff
Pallo
W. R. Wi ¥Ers
Council
Gordon C. Farmer
Barbara P. Glenn
Charles A.goodwin Jr
J. H. Shrad
William S. Warner
Roy L. Norman
Pulaski
C. V. Jackson
John M. Crowder
Jackson
Crow
Der’s
Ratcliffe
Carrico
New Short Hybrid Corn Tailored for Mechanical Harvest
Farmers grow a compact corn hybrid only five to six feet tall, about half the height of standard varieties. The sturdy short stalk enables easier mechanical picking and handling.
GM Tops New Car Sales Mark
General Motors led early June auto sales with 135,965 cars, a new high for the period beating its 1965 pace. Ford, Chrysler, and other divisions posted lower results as industry figures for June 1–10 totaled 239,214 cars, behind last year.
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Detroit
General Motors
U.S
H. E. Crawford
Buick
Oldsmobile
Ceee Chevrolet
Ford
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler - Plymouth
Lincol-Mercury
American Motors
House approves $17.8 billion 1967 defense bill
The House passed a $17.8 billion defense bill for 1967 authorizing Navy ships planes and missiles. Vote was 356 to 2 with Brown and Curtis opposing. The package adds $931 million over the administration request including two nuclear frigates and extra funds for anti missile work and a new bomber. Pay raise for personnel not funded in total.
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Washington
House
Senate
Defense Department
George E. Brown
D Calif
Thomas B. Curtis
R Mo
Rep
L. Mendel Rivers
Ds.c
House Armed Services Committee
Rivers
Robert S. McNamara
Armed Services Committee
Wytheville Vote Re-Elects 2 Incumbents and A Newcomer
Wytheville residents turnout reached 1 047 as Incumbent Mayor Carl E. Stark and councilman John P. Baumgardner won re elections. Stark led with 625 votes and Baumgardner had 608, while newcomer Sidney J. Kincer Fell secured the third seat with 603 votes.
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Wytheville
Carl E. Stark
John P. Baumgardner
Stark
Baumgardner
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