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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1967
Page
11
New York AP report shows markets unable to sustain an early gain as equities pulled back Friday. Investors booked profits, pushing a broad index lower and tempering an otherwise positive start.
Trading stayed active as the Dow Jones rose early then edged down to close up 1.74 at 885.00. Of 1,442 issues, 620 fell and 580 rose, with nine sessions since June 5 showing seven gains and nine active issues led by Hunt Foods and Martin Marietta among movers. The Nasdaq and exchanges posted mixed results with overall brighter economic sentiment but limited upside after a strong rise.
Highlights on Channel 6 include color programs and sports. At 5:00 the U S Open Golf Championship tees off at Baltusta Golf Club in Springfield New Jersey with top pros vying for the title. 7:30 Flipper rescues a puppy and a diver while a dog is locked in the cabin in a repeat. 8:00 Please Don’t Eat The Daisies features Dom DeLuise as a TV hero in The Purple Avenger with Joan Nash. 8:30 Get Smart features KAOS plans thwarted by a parrot in Perils in a Pet Shop. 9:00 Saturday Night at the Movies presents Roman Holiday with Gregory Peck Audrey Hepburn and Eddie Albert in black and white. 11:30 Moss Rose stars Peggy Cummins and Victor Mature in a murder linked to moss roses. 11:00 PM To Conclusion covers a Reds vs Dodgers baseball game.
Gov. Godwin named two re appointments and a new appointment to Virginia boards. Dr. Robert C. Green of Winchester and Dr. James Brooke Hutt Jr. of Warrenton were reappointed to five year terms on the State Board of Medical Examiners. Dr. James M. Perry of Cedar Bluff was newly appointed to a five year term. Dr. James S. Kelly Jr. of Abingdon was named to a five term on the State Board of Veterinary Examiners.
More than 100 guests watched as Petersburg Federal Penitentiary prisoners formed a Virginia State Junior Chamber of Commerce chapter. The 36 members include eleven officers elected to lead the unit within the facility.
A compact list of crossword hints includes Across clues such as Motion picture cap of a sort and Part of a whip, plus multiple Downs like Scornful reply and Builder. The grid features references to geographic names, titles, and common terms across art, science, and everyday objects.
A reader asks if six months after partial stomach removal for an ulcer her husband still feels unwell. The doctor notes emotional state affects recovery when symptoms tied to the ulcer were present, and explains emotionally unstable patients may report poor outcomes even after a technically successful operation.
Bridge expert Charles Goren presents eight sample hands with questions on bidding responses. Each scenario lists vulnerable status and a specific holding, prompting readers to determine optimal bids and explain the reasoning.
Dear Abby answers a Jewish reader about why Christian terms describe virtue and whether faith is required to be good. A second letter from a deserted wife recounts a covert Viet Nam civilian duty, a surprise California divorce by publication, and legal confusion.
Dear Abby advised a wife about her husband who never wears a necktie after 15 years of marriage. The columnist suggested attire reflects respect and posed questions about possible causes. The page also reports approximate final sales Friday for New York stocks and bonds and American stocks.
Old fashion medallion motifs for afghans and quilts offered with two free patterns. Special quilt book includes sixteen complete patterns, prices 50¢, sizes listed Misses 10 through 14. Printed in New York with coupon for a free summer pattern.
A reader voice describes an urge to use legal means to secure stadium game tickets. The humorous line echoes demand for direct action to obtain seats.
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