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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1966

Page

2

Russell Barely Loses South Carolina Senate Nomination

Sen. Donald S. Russell loses to former Gov. Ernest F. Hollings in South Carolina Democratic Senate primary as Hollings led in early returns. Illinois results see Rep. Barratt O’Hara edge Mikva for renomination in a Chicago party contest.

YHE Associated Press Donald S. Russell South Carolina Senate Ernest F. Hollings Illinois William Dewson Chicago South Side Chicago Democratic Organization Rep Barratt O Hara Johnson Abner Mikva O'Hara Mikva Dawson Fred Hubbard Ronald L. Williams Hollings Russell Olin D. Johnston Johnston Marshall Parker Bradley Morrah Strom Thurmond Thurmond Morrah John Bott Culbertson Spartanburg Fellings Ponl Chicago Democratic Richard J. Daley Daley Cive Charles H. Percy Pat H. Douglas

Eighteen Miners Hurt In Mullens Accident

Eighteen coal miners were injured in an underground wreck at the Tralee operation in Wyoming County. Nine were hospitalized with serious injuries from a collision between a vehicle carrying workers to the surface and loaded coal cars. Names of the hospitalized include Oral Blankenhip Wyatt Matoakwa and others. nine more unspecified victims were treated and released. Investigations into the collision by Allied Chemical Co. officials continued Tuesday night.

Tralee Wyoming County C. E. Easterling Collins Grace Hospital Welch Beardon Stevens Clinic Mays Appalachian Regional Hospital Beckley Mullens Somiet Sorvey Division Allied Chemical Corp Casterling

Twister Destroys Dairy Barn Near Leesburg

A Tuesday tornado six miles east of Leesburg flattened a $65,000 dairy barn owned by Coleman C. Gore. No cattle were housed at the time, but machinery was ruined. The cyclone also toppled a 125-foot blower box stand and uprooted several trees.

Leesburg Here Coleman C. Gore

Methodists Fail To Liberalize In Virginia Conference

In Norfolk the Virginia Methodist Conference rejected a plan to liberalize policies and integrate congregations ministers and bishops by a two thirds vote. Delegates approved merging Negro Central Jurisdictional Conferences with white conferences in each geographic area. Salary increases were recommended for ministers next year and this year with decisions pending Wednesday.

Norfolk

Mom Of 9 Indicted In Husband's Death

Vonda Jean Mullenax of Terra Alta faced a Preston County murder indictment. The case involves her husband Ray Mullenax believed to be about 44, with arraignment set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. Authorities have not disclosed if a body has been located. Details to the grand jury remain sealed.

Kingwood W.va Preston County Grand Jury Vonda Jean Mullenax Terra Alta Ray Mullenax

Two West Virginians Awarded Purple Hearts at Walter Reed

In a Flag Day ceremony at Walter Reed Army Hospital 19 combat veterans received Purple Hearts. West Virginia's First Lt. James E. Beitz 24 of Charleston was wounded twice in one day while aiding a wounded man. PFC Mickey Aliff 21 of Beckley also earned the medal for wounds in combat in Vietnam.

Washington (Ap West

Chicago Police Shake Up Tactics In Puerto Rican Riots

Chicago Police Chief O W Wilson named Capt James Holzman acting deputy chief of patrol to oversee the Northwest Side area where eight people were shot and wounded and riots injured many as more than 80 were arrested. A two man patrol integration order was issued with limits on cross race teams.

Chicago O.W. Wilson James Holzman Division Street Richard J. Daley Holzman Chicago Avenue Rush Street Wilson Puerto Rico Mile Square Northwest Side

Radford Re Elects Mayor Sam Mattox in City Election

Radford voters re elected mayor Sam C. Mattox the only incumbent on the Radford city council with 1051 votes John L Whitehead won a council seat with 1496 votes and Alvin W Farrell secured 1495 votes in the same election.

Radford Sam Mattox Sam C. Mattox John L. Whitehead Alvin W. Farrell

ICC Completes Rail Hearing on Norfolk & Western Merger Petitions

Washington AP report says the Interstate Commerce Commission finished a lengthy hearing on petitions by Erie Lackawanna Delaware and Hudson and Boston and Maine railroads to join the Norfolk and Western system. About 50 witnesses testified over 22 sessions since April 20. N W opposes the petitions and favors merging its own facilities with Chesapeake and Ohio. The N W also proposes Erie D H and B and M be joined with Reading and Central of New Jersey in a subsidiary company.

Reading and Central of New Jersey

Veteran and Newcomer Lead Dublin Council Race

Incumbent A. M. Lockard and newcomer Johnny Boothe led with 189 votes each in Dublin town council elections for two of three seats. Albert Keats trailed with 130 ballots for the remaining seat.

Dublin A. M. Lockard Johnny Boothe Wart Albert Keats

Ex Marine Reveals Drug Use Among Viet Nam Service

A former Marine corps crew chief and gunner testified to a Senate judiciary subcommittee that pep pills barbiturates heroin and marijuana were available to servicemen both in the United States and overseas. He described flight missions in Viet Nam and an incident where drug use led to firing on allied troops.

Washington Marine Corps Frank Senate Judiciary Subcommittee Jacob K. Javits R-N.y den Department Baird Viet Nam Senate House

Soviet tirade interrupts talks on disarmament in Geneva

In Geneva the Soviet delegation led by Alexei Roschin launched a bitter attack on U.S. Viet Nam policy as talks resumed. Roschin accused Washington of duplicity, pressing for no progress in Geneva while expanding the Viet Nam war and threatening an Atlantic nuclear weapons sharing plan with West Germany.

Geneva U.S Viet Nam Alexei A. Roschin United States Roschin William C. Foster Genoa Washington Semyon K. Tsarapkin Tsaraokin West Germany Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Poland Romania Soviet Union Oschin Atlantic

Uninjured After Single Engine Plane Crash Near Bristol

A single engine aircraft burst into flames six miles south of Bristol Tenn after failing to reach Tri-Cities Airport due to low clouds. Pilot Steve Doran and six passengers escaped through doors as the plane nosed over after clipping a rocky ridge and catching fire. Occupants included Mrs. Doran their infant son Chris and Mrs. Walsten with two daughters Tammy and Faith. They were traveling from Carotte North Carolina to Twin Oaks Michigan.

Bristol, Tenn Here Steve Doran Doran Chris Dick Walsten Kalamazoo Mich Tammy Faith Carotte N.C Twin Oaks

E L Head Elected Mayor Of Poca In Three Way Battle

In Pocahontas 313 voters chose Ernest L Head as mayor by a 4 to 1 margin. Three candidates tied for two council seats with 114 votes each, among 21 candidates for council and two for mayor. C W Gilmore Jr and James K Suit led the ballot for two of the eight seats.

West Ward M. G. White James E. Harman Earl Peery Frank Denardo Huffard J. Harvey Tate J. Hudson Huffard Sr Tate James G. W. Gillespie Poca Pocahontas Ernest L. Head Head James H. Cheek Mabel C. French James C. Taylor Edna M. Drosick C. W. Gilmore Jr James K. Suit C. M. Harry James R. Skewes John R. Drosick Charles

Surveyor 1 Ends Moon Sunset Run In Pasadena

Pasadena AP A historic Surveyor 1 mission ends as the camera shuts down after capturing more than 400 lunar sunset shots. Controllers face a two week lunar night with temperatures to 250 below zero risking battery failure and potential revival after sunrise.

Pasadena Calif Surveyor 1 Jet Propulsion Laboratory Earth Surveyor Robert J. Parks

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S. C Oral Haynes Blankenship Jonny C. Wyatt Matoakwa William Combs Paul Goode Noah Buckner Princeton Adam Mullins Sophia Mack Collins R. M. Beardon John Mays Helen Blankenship Wyatt Bilefield Sanitarium Twister Committee On Holland Amsterdam de Telegraaf Bluefield Litz, Huffard J. Hudson Huffard Jr W. Jack Litz Elmo Fleshman Fleshman Litz Tazewell Giles Richlands Pearisburg ICC Viet Dorothy Robert W. Baird Harlem Prank E. L Moses Rich Creek George Ross Vircina Giles Counties Huffarde Rev A. M. Henry Virginia William J. Rutherford Ronald Gene Poteet Cape Kennedy Fla Parks Surveyor’s Apollo
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