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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1968

Page

7

DiTrapano Elected Democratic State Chairman at Charleston

Rudolph L. DiTrapano of Cabin Creek in Kanawha County was elected chairman of the Democratic State Executive Committee. He succeeds James M. Sprouse, recently named the gubernatorial nominee. The gathering also chose party officers and set the state convention for Fairmont on August 3. DiTrapano aims to eliminate the flower fund after discussions with Sprouse.

Charleston Rudolph L. DiTrapano Cabin Creek Kanawha James M. Sprouse DiTrapano Sprouse James W. Pyles New Martinsville Pat R. Hamilton Oak Hill Violet Snedegar Eirkins Robert J. Burke Wheeling Hazel Stacher Ripley Edward Long Huntington John Amos Long Snedegar Hulett C. Smith Fairmont

N W plans land bridge for global container traffic

Norfolk and Western Railway announces a land bridge scheme with Union Pacific to move ocean containers between Atlantic and Pacific ports. The plan allows any ocean carrier to participate, offers tiered per car charges, and promises shorter transportation times via routes including Norfolk Portsmouth and Pacific ports.

Roanoke Norfolk & Western Railway Atlantic Pacific N&w Herman U H. Perler Union Pacific Railroad Atlantic Seaboard Norfolk Portsmouth Pacific Coast Panama Canal Cape of Good Hope Norfolk & Western Union Pacific

Pocahontas Rec Program Set To Start Monday

The Pocahontas summer recreation program begins Monday at 9:30 a.m. with organized softball for grade schoolers at Pocahontas High School daily 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. High school activities start June 24 at 1 p.m. and run daily 1 to 4 p.m.

Pocahontas, Va Pocahontas High School

Kennedy brothers' kinship frames public reaction to Robert Kennedy death

Sen Edward M Kennedy and Mrs Rose Kennedy spoke at a Nantucket Sound lawn gathering. They urged Americans to privately decide how to fulfill Robert Kennedy's goals during the coming summers. The taping included Jacqueline Kennedy and other relatives, with Jo seph P. Kennedy rendered speechless by a stroke.

Ted Robert Kennedy Hyannis Port Mass Edward M. Kennedy Sen Nation Robert Rose Kennedy U.S Joseph P. Kennedy Edward Kennedy Nantucket Sound Jacqueline Kennedy Ethel Kennedy

Two Graduate Courses Offered For Concord Teachers

Concord College will host two summer term graduate courses for teachers. Mathematics 261 for junior high algebra will be taught by Professor William E. Hoff June 17 to July 19, offering three credits through West Virginia University. Biology 296-297 and Education credits will be taught by Professor Karl D. Fizer, running June 17 to July 19 with BSCS materials and Green Version focus, totaling six graduate credits. Interested participants may register June 17 in the Little Theatre in the physical education building.

Concord College West Virginia University William E. Hoff Concord Department of Mathematics Karl D. Fizer Concord Biology Marshall University BSCS Hoff and Fezer Little Theatre Concord Physical Education

Burlington Zephyr Opens Stainless Steel Train Era

The Burlington Zephyr, the first long distance stainless steel train, was built in 1934 by The Budd Company in Philadelphia. It traveled nonstop from Denver to Chicago.

Burlington Zephyr Budd Company of Philadelphia Denver Chicago

Old No. 4 Finds New Home In Roanoke Museum

Old No. 4, last survivor of Virginia railway's steam fleet, arrived at Roanoke in the Norfolk and Western shops after a long trip fraught with bearing trouble and legal battles. The locomotive was swapped from Princeton after a 20 year stay, and now awaits overhaul for display in the Transportation Museum.

Roanoke, Va Virginia Railway Norfolk and Western Roanoke Giles County Princeton W. Va Transportation Museum Virginian

Community Savings and Loan Exec Karl B. Thomas to Retire

Karl B. Thomas, secretary of the Community Savings and Loan Co. of Bluefield, will retire but remain as a consultant and operate a private appraisal practice focusing on FHA and VA work. He originated the first FHA loan in southern West Virginia and has long financed FHA and VA loans. He previously worked with Utley Wedge Engineering and as a consultant for multiple companies before joining the Twin City National Bank and later the Community Savings and Loan Co. He lives with his wife at 1905 College Avenue.

Karl B. Thomas Community Savings and Loan Co Bluefield John S. Stacy Thomas Veterans Administration West Virginia Utley Wedge Engineering Co Tennessee Copper Co Copperhill, Tenn National Zinc Co Kansas City Calumet Mining Co Douglas, Ariz Standard Chemical and Oil Co Troy Ala Twin City National Bank College Avenue

Community Voices on Campaign Start Opinions in Virginia

Local residents from Cedar Bluff Bluefield Falls Mills and surrounding areas share mixed views on whether a campaign should have begun. Levi Hampton says no while Rose Wilson supports it for better jobs and opportunities for the poor. Jeanette Sanders urges Americans to voice grievances. Teddi Hubble says the campaign is not achieving progress.

Levi Hampton Cedar Bluff Rose Wilson Bluefield Jeanette Sanders

Wallace Proposes Private Enterprise Plan to Fight Poverty

Presidential candidate George Wallace outlined a poverty program centered on private enterprise and education. He urged decentralizing industry nationwide to create rural jobs, spoke in Charlotte after a Nashville visit marked by a tense racial clash, and warned poverty does not excuse rioting.

Charlotte N.C George Wallace Wallace South Nashville Tenn Alabama Charlotte Coliseum Tors Hitler

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