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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1957
Page
11
A reader laments her married life with a distant husband asking how to rekindle affection. Mrs Mayfield replies the only remedy may be a shock of change, urges courtesy and negotiation, and notes some men need reminders of love.
Forty four students earned a B average or better in the second semester at Bluefield State College and were named to the dean's list. Henrietta Swann and James Foote achieved all A's in their courses and plan to graduate in 1958 and 1957 respectively. The list features juniors leading with fourteen honors, seniors thirteen, and freshmen twelve.
The East Tennessee Annual Conference of the Methodist Church will open a five day session at John Stewart Methodist Church in Bristol on Wednesday June 19 at 9 a.m. The program includes sermons by Bishop Edgar A. Love and Bishop Raymond Archer, memorial and panel discussions, Youth Day activities, and a Love Feast at Ramsey School Auditorium. Visitors are welcome.
A union representative said most of the 5000 construction workers idle at the Kaiser aluminum development near Eugeneville would return to work. Only the Local 1530 engineers remained on strike after a dispute with Kaiser Construction Co. The picket line was removed, but many crews stayed idle during the labor dispute at the 200 million dollar project.
Six Railway Express drivers in Bluefield received National Safety Council Safe Driver Awards for accident free service in 1956. J. E. Goforth led with seven years, followed by T. W. Hatfield and W. R. Browning at five years. J. P. Henderson had three years, B. B. Fridley two, and W. A. Richardson one year. The emblem honors years of safe driving.
Secretary of Defense Wilson said at a Quantico news conference that he does not believe an agreement to ban nuclear tests would interfere with the development of long range ballistic missiles. He suggested ICBMs could be completed if testing were halted, though he avoided technical detail.
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