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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1967

Page

4

Corber Steps Down as Virginia GOP Chief

Virginia Republicans gather for the State Central Committee meeting as chairman Robert J. Corber of Arlington announces he will not seek reelection in 1968. Corber cites leadership renewal and says no one should serve more than one four year term. The meeting will set the 1968 convention site and time.

Richmond Whenirginia GOP State Central Committee Robert J. Corber Arlington Corber Northern Virginia Central Committee Virginia

Coal Loading Record Set by Norfolk and Western

The Norfolk and Western Railroad reported a new single day coal loading record of 7,131 carloads moved to mines served by the railroad. The previous high was 7,082 cars set on June 21, 1966, with mines in Virginia West Virginia Kentucky and Ohio served by N and W.

Roanoke, Va Norfolk and Western Railroad Virginia West Virginia Kentucky Ohio N&w

Byrd accuses FCC of overstepping Congress on cigarette ads

Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. charges the FCC with flouting Congress by ordering broadcasters to provide free time for anti smoking messages. He says 1965 law forbids statements about smoking and health in cigarette ads and warns the move undermines the public education campaign funded by Congress. He adds advertisers may shift to other media.

Washington Harry F. Byrd Jr D-Va Federal Communications Commission FCC Congress Byrd Senate Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Virginia

College Officials Attend Conference on Higher Education

Three Bluefield College administrators attended the second National Study Conference on Baptist Higher Education in Nashville. Dr Charles L Harman accompanied by Primitivo Delgado dean Dan Parrish businessman served as recorder for the study group on academic freedom and reliability. They returned to Bluefield Friday.

Bluefield College Nashle Charles L. Harman Primitivo Delgado Dan Parrish Privo Delgado

Jewish Scholars Inspect Captured Dead Sea Scroll Fragments

Jewish scholars led by Dr. Avraham Biran entered the Old City of Jerusalem to inspect fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls captured with the area. Records and catalogues were missing, hindering exact identification of the scrolls and their origins.

Jerusalem Old City Avraham Biran Israeli Department of Antiquities and Museums Palestine Archeolog Ical Museum Brian John D. Rockefeller Jr William F. Albright Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Albright

Long Rages In Defense Of Weary Thomas Dodd

Senator Russell Long defended Thomas Dodd amid censure charges in a dramatic Senate session. Long disputed the case for double billing, argued mistakes by an ex-aide, and pressed Dodd to prepare a final plea as the chamber postponed judgment to next week.

Long Weary Thomas Dodd Washington Russell B. Long Thomas J. Dodd Connecticut Capitol Hill Dodd Senate Louisiana Senate Ethics Committee Ethics Committee Mike Mansfield Montana

Suit Filed In Store Contest In Mercer County

A $1,000 lawsuit plus three property transfers and two applications to wed were filed in Mercer County Courthouse Princeton. W. O. Underwood of Matoaka sues Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co Inc seeking jury trial over $1,000 alleged eligible payoff in A P and P Billford Bingo contest. Transfers: Hancock to Lee Warden $400 Beaver Pond. Hall to Glen Hall $2,500 Beaver Pond. Hylton to Randall and Evelyn Cooke $2,500 Matoaka. Weds filed for Kenneth Beard and Brenda Davis Bramwell. Richard Seibbins Newport News Virginia and Judy Crews Bluefield.

Mercer County Princeton W. O. Underwood Matoaka The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., Inc Billford Jake Dorothy Hancock Lee Warden Beaver Pond G. A Lona B. Hall Glen E. Hall James E. Hylton Randall and Evelyn Cooke Wed

Bluefield Supply Co Declares 25 Cents Dividend

The board of directors of Bluefield Supply Co. Friday declared a regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share on 649,675 shares of common stock to stockholders of record June 23. Announcement was made by J. Taylor Frazier, president. The dividend is payable June 30.

Bluefield Supply Co J. Taylor Frazier

Greenbrier Educator to Head Resource Center

Wilton E. Cooper is named director of the Learning Resource Center to begin in Bluefield on July 1. The Greenbrier County schools veteran lowers his post as superintendent after a 12 year span of service and will oversee staff for eight southern West Virginia counties.

West Virginia Greenbrier Wilton E. Cooper Bluefield Cooper W. R Pete) Cooke Mercer “County Greenbrier County Williamburg Concord College West Virginia Tech West Virginia University American Association of School Administrators West Virginia Educational Association National Education Association U. S. Air Force Princeton Ramsey School Cooke Mercer McDowell Wyoming Raleigh Fayette Summers Monroe George Bryson McDowell County Ike L. Mitchell George Nolley

Arts Council Considers 17 Grant Applications

The West Virginia Arts and Humanities Council reviewed 17 applications for performing arts funding at Concord College Student Center. Grants were approved for Greenbrier Repertory Theater Caldwell Parkersburg Fine Arts Council Charleston Art Gallery Mountain State Art and Craft Fair Cedar Lakes Middle Island Creek Fair Morgantown Town and Country Players and others. A major grant supported a coordinated concert program across 13 colleges and universities for 1967 68. The next meeting is July 16 17 in Charleston.

West Virginia Arts and Humanities Council Concord College Greenbrier Repertory Theater Caldwell Parkersburg Fine Arts Council Charleston Art Gallery Mountain State Cedar Lakes Middle Island Creek Middlebourne Greater Huntington Kersburg State Council The Arts and Humanities Council Charleston Martin Siegel Wheeling Concord Carl Little Division of Arts and Crafts

Special Panel Sought in N and W Plea

Roanoke Virginia AP Judge Clement F Haynsworth was asked to appoint a three judge panel from the 4th U S Circuit to hear Norfolk and Western Railway s suit seeking reversal of an Interstate Commerce Commission order. The order requires N and W to take in Erie Lackawanna Delaware and Hudson and Benton and Maine railroads.

Roanoke Clement F. Haynsworth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Norfolk and Western Railway Interstate Commerce Commission N&w Erie-Lackawanna Delaware & Hudson Benston & Maine N& W U.S. District Court John D. But

Moonshine cases dominate sentencing in U S Court in Bluefield

In Southern West Virginia federal court two defendants received prison terms while eleven were put on probation for moonshine liquor violations. Arthur E. Wright and Harland A. Lewis each draw multi year terms with June 26 start dates, and Constance Dianne Lawrence and Lucy Parks received probation with restitution or fine orders.

U. S. District Court For West Virginia Bluefield Arthur E. Wright Huntington Wright Harland A. Lewis Keystone Constance Dianne Lawrence Mercer County Princeton Bank and Trust Co Lucy Parks McDowell County Jacob R. Prunty Page G. Gentry Gary Walter Smith Maybeury George Hairston Twin Branch O'Dell F. Moore Anawalt Alvie Mullins Charley A. Scott Ben F. Brooks Wolf Brooks

Geologists Train Dogs to Sniff Ore Deposits

Russian geologists trained dogs to locate ore deposits. One dog detected a sulfide ore seam 10 to 12 feet thick beneath seven feet of soil. In Finland, a dog reportedly found ore containing rocks totaling 1230 units versus 270 found by a man.

Finland

Glenwood Home Topic Discussed by Bluefield Lions Club

John Lambert of Glenwood Park Methodist Home spoke at the Bluefield Lions Club luncheon at the West Virginian Hotel about the need for larger spaces for aging parents and rising costs for retirees. He outlined a facility opening in September serving 50 residents and 50 in nursing care, noting past experience with a 500-person home in Charlotte, NC. The meeting also covered an upcoming installation dinner planned for Saturday at 6 30 p.m. at the West Virginian.

John Lambert Glenwood Park Methodist Home Bluefield Lions Club West Virginian Lambert Methodist Home Chatelotte N. C Dinne To Dancer

Blacksburg Sheet Metal Worker Fatally Shot

Blacksburg sheet metal worker Melvin Vaught, 49, was shot once in the stomach outside the Sports Center on Main Street at about 11 45 p m and died en route to Radford hospital. Marvin Snyder, 26, a laborer, was arrested about 20 minutes later and charged with murder, held on 35000 cash bond. Police said the shooting stemmed from an argument but offered few specifics.

Blacksburg Main Street Melvin Vaught Radford Marvin Theodore Snyder Vaught Snyder William C. le Bleu

Governor to Review 2,500 Virginia Guardsmen Saturday

Gov Godwin and top military officials will review about 2,500 Virginia National Guard members during the two week summer encampment. Units from Norfolk Portsmouth Newsport News Richmond Roanoke Chatham and Manassas will participate at the State Military Reservation with Maj. Gen. Paul M. Booth Maj. Gen. A A Sproul and Lt. Gen J C Seaman in attendance.

Virginia Beach Godwin Virginia National Guard State Military Reservation Norfolk Portsmouth Newsport News Richmond Roanoke Chatham Manassas Paul M. Booth Virginia A.A. Sproul Staunton J.C. Seaman 1St Army

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