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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1960
Page
8
Bridge quiz queries present eight hands for South to bid. Each item lists the cards and bidding sequence up to the given contracts. Readers are invited to determine optimal bids and reveal solutions in Monday’s result.
Reader from Erie asks why doctors neglect emotional problems while treating physical illness. Articles note psychosomatics, cite that three quarters of patients have emotional causes for symptoms. Case shows husband supports wife’s job, alleviating dizziness after emotional issue addressed. American Psychiatric Association and American Academy of General Practice back combined management of mental illness.
About 4 000 Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co workers in West Virginia are to vote on a three year wage contract. The agreement raises weekly pay by 1 50 to 2 50 for operators and clerks and 1 50 to 4 50 for plant workers and adds company paid medical expense coverage. Locales in Keyser Moundsville White Sulphur Springs Clendenin and part of Fairmont shift to the next higher wage scale. The pact may be reopened for wage talks after each year.
Dear Mrs Mayfield and Dear Patricia readers share a tug between family duty and personal interests. A husband moves from PTA attendance to pursuing the fifth grade teacher, prompting talk that divorce is not the answer, while a teen asks about dating at thirteen and dating attire guidance.
George Patrick Geiger of Shawtown was sentenced to life imprisonment at Western State Penitentiary after a jury convicted him of first degree murder for the July killing of 36 year old Joseph Peters of Jeannette. Attorneys had moved for a new trial, then withdrew the motion.
The United Press International reports that international communism poured large sums into Japan to oppose President Eisenhower and the Japan U S security pact. Chinese Communists allegedly funded visitors to mainland China to promote their line and assist unions resisting anti American forces. The piece warns Americans of Communist infiltration and criticizes left wing groups for hindering congressional investigations.
An old newspaper ad promotes Leura Wheeler Needlecraft Book with patterns for crochet knit sew embroidery and home furnishings. Offers pattern downloads and a list of craft projects plus quilt patterns free with purchase. requests payment details and mailing to Daily Telegraph WO Needlecraft Dept New York.
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