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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1961

Page

2

Not A Handout Hodges Asserts At West Virginia Meet

Washington outlined the federal area redevelopment program for troubled regions during a day long conference in Beckley. Secretary Luther Hodges and West Virginia officials described aims to redeploy resources and diversify economies to avoid dependence on a single crop. Delegates from Bluefield Hinton Welch Williamson and the Eastern Panhandle met officials to discuss local redevelopment needs.

Beckley Washington West Virginia Luther Hodges Robert C. Byrd D. W. Va West Southwest Virginia W. Pat Jennings 9Th Hodges Bluefield Hinton Welch, Williamson Eastern Panhandle William Batt Jr Area Redevelopment Administration Dsen Randolph W.va Congress Ken Hechler Harley Staggers

Operation Removes Bean From Windpipe

A three year old girl Christine Walters of Otway Ohio was recovering Friday after an operation to remove a pint o bean from her windpipe.

Huntington Christine Walters Otway Ohio

Randolph Raps Cheap Imports

Senator Jennings Randolph of West Virginia denounces the decline of U S ceramics as a Japanese price cartel drives firms out of business. He cites a 50 percent emigration in a ceramic run and urges greater presidential flexibility on foreign wage baselines for quotas.

Charleston Jennings Randolph D-W. Va Randolph The Senate

Coal Firm To Open Mine Where 18 Died

Island Creek Coal Co. said it will reopen its No. 22 mine on Pine Creek after more than a year idle since the March 8, 1960 disaster. The pit will resume production July 10 and provide about 70 jobs.Oj

Logan (Ap Island Creek Coal Co Pine Creek Pittsburgh (Ap Cannec Noble J Dick Bus Co

Weather forecast for Virginia and West Virginia

Saturday mostly sunny and warmer with some cloudiness in extreme southwest portion highest 70s in the mountains and along the coast 78 to 83 elsewhere Sunday fair and warmer West Virginia partly cloudy in extreme south portion otherwise fair and warmer Saturday high 72 to 80 Sunday fair and warmer

Virginia West Virginia

Penguins Have Super Kidneys in Their Noses

A National Academy report shows emperor penguins possess nasal salt glands that act as super kidneys, filtering salt from seawater far more efficiently than real kidneys. The study details fasting periods during breeding, with emperors fasting up to 90 days, kings up to around two weeks, and other species showing varied durations and breeding cycles.

Washington Nana Antarctic National See of Sciences

U S Czech Diplomatic Dispute Over Espionage Probe

A Geneva or New York note recounts a Swedish restaurant incident where two men claiming U S intelligence offered to recruit Miroslav Nacvalac from the Czechoslovak embassy. The Czechoslovak mission protested, and Nacvalac was asked to leave the United States. The note mentions Lt Col Frantisek Tisler, asylum in 1959, and U N headquarters possibly moving from New York.

Nacvalac Gripsholm New York E. 57Th Street United States Intelligence Service Washington Miroslav Nacvalac United States Czechoslovak Socialist Republic United Nations M. Nacvalac Tisler Czechoslovakia Frantisek Tisler House Committee On U. S U. N

Minor Changes In Official Tab In City Elections

The article lists candidates with gains in the official tabulation across districts 1 to 5 and notes several one vote gains and unchanged totals. It records that all changes were gains, counts for party committee membership were unchanged, five challenged ballots allowed, seven ballots rejected for multiple selections, and the official canvass was completed by the board of directors in a special meeting yesterday.

Earl Yeager Paul Hudgins Angelo Monaco Henry Goforth Henry Warden Allen Coppinger Leland Carter John Allen Oss Perdue Bill Duff Woody Wilson Zack Sisson Thos. Witcher Bus Peery Courtney Tanner French Tolbert Lige Tucker Les Carper Ernie Martin C. W. Ferguson F. D Mattox C. J. Lester Holm

Europe Faces Auto Surplus Amid Growing European Output

European producers face a looming surplus as output climbs toward 9.5 million vehicles in three to four years, surpassing Detroit's records. Sales growth lags, with the French Ministry projecting only 8 million buyers in 1965, risking 1.5 million unsold cars and rising thereafter.

Paris Europe United States Detroit Britain Ministry of Production

West Virginia House Extends Retail Tax Rates Vote

The West Virginia House approved a bill to extend present retail sales tax rates by a 56 to 34 vote. Fifty four Democrats and two Republicans supported the measure, with twenty Democrats and fourteen Republicans opposed. Several members did not vote or were paired on the record.

Demos Charleston House West Virginia Amick Bias Casey Castleberry Creek D’aurora Edgar Ford Haythe Kelley Lloyd Lohi Myles Noll Palmer Rife Schupbach Slonaker Tsapis Zabeau

Hunt Elected Legion Commander in Welch

Welch businessman J C Buddy Hunt was installed commander of McDowell Post 8 American Legion in Welch succeeding outgoing Commander Jimmy Johns. Officers elected include James E Dotson first vice commander J A Villani second vice commander Rocco Jones Johns sergeant at arms James A French Sr chaplain Jack Sampson historian Emanuel L Katzen and Johns to the board of governors.

J. C. Buddy Hunt Welch McDowell American Legion Jimmy Johns Legionnaires James E. Dotson J. A. Villani Rocco Jones Johns James A. French Sr Jack Sampson Emanuel L. Katzen and Johns Board of Governors

Deaths and Funerals in Southwestern Region

Multiple obituaries detail Geneva McDowell Mandeville of Roanoke and Bluefield, David Mullins of Wise, Charles Wayne Martin of Athens, Cecil Belcher of David City, James Hurt of North Tazewell, Bill Hall of Hurley, and William Scott of Roanoke. Survived by spouses, children, and extended kin. Services set at Oakey’s Roanoke, Roselawn Bluefield, Adria Advent Christian Church, and Melrose Church Roanoke.

Geneva McDowell Mandeville Bluefield and Welch Roanoke Lewis Gale Hospital John R. Mandeville Virgil McDowell Washington, D. C Jerry Ballard North Largo Fla Joyce Debby McDowell Norman McDowell District Heights Oakey Roselawn Memorial Gardens Bluefield-Princeton Road Raymond J. Adkins Welch Charles Wayne Martin Athens Levi and Lula Kirk Martin Athens Methodist Church David City Neb John Belcher Route 1 Bluefield Elizabeth Bennett Davy Bernard Johnny Jack Harold Belcher Donna Jean Carolee Belcher Doris Lynn Belcher John Belcher Jr Keystone George Hardy Abbs Valley William Hutton Bristol James Aaron Hurt Cavetts Creek North Tazewell McDowell County William and Christine Hurt Pocahontas Fuel Co Bishop, Va Sallie Presley Hunt Ida Harrison Roy Morrison Daniel Altizer Saint Augustine John Gordie Hunt N. Tazewell Walter Hunt Harman Dewey Hunt Los Angeles Calif Sarah Belcher Williamson Sam Hunt Richmond Adria Bill Willis Hall Hurley Grundy Nancy Stacy Hall Michael Hall Ruby Scarbury Hall Lassie Romans Jackson Ohio Ellen Edwards Clara Phillips Lexington N. C Lewis Hall Claude Conn Hall Cemetery Grundy Funeral Home William Scott Howard St. Clair Hale Avenue Princeton Melrose Methodist Church Scott Okey Funeral Home

Governor lauds Legislature for expanded public works

Charleston West Virginia Gov Barron praised the 55th Legislature saying it made another great contribution toward keeping the state on the advance He announced plans to speed up an expanded program that could triple public works employment to about 15000 jobs and pump new money into the economy while not loosening welfare efforts He urged attracting new industries to improve revenue and fund better services.

Charleston Barron West Virginia Peo

State agency to trim relief rolls and raise foster aid

The department plans to cut relief payouts indicating widespread chiselers. old age payments average $32 monthly. Foster care would rise to $70 per child with federal matching funds, while DPA staff and salaries get funding and new hires are set to begin interviews next week with county tests under the state merit system.

Puerto Rico Smith DPA State Merit System Council

Mercer Board Hires Teachers

The Mercer County Board of Education announced the transfer of three teachers and the employment of seven new ones after a Thursday meeting in Princeton. It also granted Wilson Gautier an extra year of leave to work on his doctorate at West Virginia University.

Mercer County Board of Education Princeton Wilson Gautier West Virginia University James P. Leachard Princeton High School Board of Education Mike Diachenko Ralph Ball Nebraska Seachord Wyoming Beckley Elsie Diachenko Princeton High Pinnacle School Elizabeth 0. Feuchtenberger Bluefield High School Princeton Junior High Catherine Paxton Margaret Pharr

West Virginia House Defers Expansion Amid Tax Debate

The House passed a measure to push back expansion plans while lawmakers clash over ADC program funding and a Seibert tax relief amendment. Representative Seibert’s plan would shave about 1 million dollars a year, not covering Barron program costs, and faced a 65 to 28 defeat with border county delegates opposing.

Brotherton West Virginia George H. Seibert Jr Ohio House Seibert Del Jack L. Miller R-Wood West

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