Milk Outlook Little Brighter
West Virginia dairy outlook appears mixed as a Supreme Court ruling on milk markets prompts state officials to study new protections for producers. Agriculture Commissioner John T. Johnson notes declines in wholesale prices and aging farm demographics while urging better grazing, funding for new dairy ventures, and enhanced farm-to-market roads.
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Charleston
U. S. Supreme Court
Wheeling
Clarksburg
Bluefield
John T. Johnson
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
U. S. Agriculture Department
Johnson
West Virginia University
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Advertisement Details
Publication details for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph include establishment in 1893, morning issues, address at 412 Bland Street Bluefield West Virginia, Associated Press membership, and subscription rates for carriers daily and Sunday at 50 cents weekly and $26 annually for Virginia, with agency advertising representation by the Katz Agency Inc.
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Bland Street
Bluefield
W. V
Associated Press
Mai
Virginia
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Inc
Europeans Flee Algeria Amid Self Determination Vote
In Algiers, Europeans line up at Maison Blanche air port as July 1 independence referendum nears. A family plans a return after fear of Muslim rioting, while many feel betrayed by France and the Secret Army Organization.
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France
Algeria
Algiers
Secret
Secret Army
Husbad
Marseille
Deaths and Funerals In Virginia And West Virginia
Jack Miller 37 of Maple Acres died after a heart attack at a Bland County picnic and was buried in Maple Hills Bluefield. Survivors include wife Leona Brown Miller and three brothers and four sisters. Funeral at Seaver Mortuary Princeton. Separate notices list Mrs Zulie Thompson Short 83, Thomas R. Ball 60, Mrs Callie Bowling 64, and Mrs Ruby Mae Cardwell 54 with service details and survivors.
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Wolf Creek
Bland County
St. Luke's Hospital
Bluefield
Mercer County
Rosser N
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American Hardware Mutual Insurance Co
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Trailways Bus Co
Daily Telegraph Printing Company
Carr Memorial Methodist Church
Leona Brown Miller
Herbert Miller
Princeton
Merlin Miller
Columbus
R. N. Miller, Jr
Johnson City
Tenn
S. H. Brown
Lewisburg
Fred Thomason
Sandlick
Mary Ellen AuDyke
Strasburg
Nelson Holbrook
Seaver Mortuary
Albert van Reenen
Maple Hills Cemetery
Robert Honaker
Raymond Rakestraw
Melvin Smith
Paul Dillon
Emory Fleming
H. C. Crew, Jr
Howard Peters
Harry Barbery
Sidney Hager
Freeman Roark
Homer Fitzpatrick
Earl Doughten
Joe Caffee
Ercel Holt
James Arrington
Thomas Stephens
John Carte
Jimmy Painter
Zulie Thompson Short
Maple Street
Samuel J. Short
Memorial Hospital
Burkes Garden
George W. and
Oley Lemones Thompson
Robert Short
Woodman
James Short
Ray Short
Washington, D.C
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Cleveland, O
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Morgan
Ruby Mae Cardwell
Freewill Baptist Church of War
Willard Porter
Maplewood
Tazewell
Orville Lee Cardwell
War
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Grant L
Emma Kirk McNew
James Cardwell
U. S. Army
Germany
Louise Ramey
Claude McNew
Bluefiield
Fred McNew
High Point
N. C
Walter McNew
Norfolk
W. FE . Williams
Montcalm
Charles Presley
Boissevain
Claude Marshall
North Tazewell
Dixie Vencie
Richlands
James Gunter Dies in Philadelphia Hospital
James Gunter of Philadelphia and formerly Princeton died Sunday in a Philadelphia hospital. The body will be brought to Lugo's Funeral Service in Bluefield.
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James Gunter
Philadelphia
Princeton
Lugo
Bluefield
Powhatan debates desegregation as schools face closure
Virginia's Powhatan County awaits the state pupil placement board decision on black students transfer requests to white schools. If orders force desegregation, the county risks closing all public schools, with supervisors hinting at adopting a privatized or separate white school system similar to Prince Edward.
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Virginia County
Prince Edward County
S. W. Bonifant
Powhatan Board of Supervisors
Prince Edward
Powhatan County
Richmond
Virginia
Pocahontas Consolidated High School
Rosa Martin
Huguenot Academy
45th Coal Association Session Opens Today
About 500 representatives of the coal industry and allied sectors attend the 45th anniversary National Coal Association convention in Pittsburgh. Sen Barry Goldwater will address Monday, Udall will speak Tuesday at the Monroeville Bituminous Coal Research lab dedication.
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Pittsburgh
Coal Industry and Allied Industries
National Coal Association
Barry M. Goldwater
Rariz
Stewart L. Udall
Bituminous Coal Research, Inc
Monroeville
F. Stillman Elfred
Peabody Coal Co
St. Louis
George H. Love
Consolidation Coal Co
Joseph P. Routh
the Pettston Co
New York
R. E. Salvati
Island Creek Coal Co
Huntington
W.va
Coal Industry Outlook
Kennedy nominates Fries postmaster in Virginia
President Kennedy has transmitted to the Senate the nomination of M. Vincent Wright of Fries for postmaster of Fries Virginia. The nomination highlights Wright as the government appointee to run the Fries post office. The action reflects standard vacancy approvals in the federal postal service.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Virginia
M. Vincent Wright
Fries
Troops Enter Vientiane as New Coalition Formed
Neutralist and pro Communist Pathet Lao troops arrived in Vientiane to act as bodyguards for leaders sworn in Monday. Prince Souvanna Phouma will be premier of the coalition while Gen Phoumi Nosavan becomes deputy premier, with Boun Oum stepping down.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Phoumi Nosavan
Phoumi
Prince — Oum
Boun Oum
Prominent Russell Teacher Dies in Lebanon Virginia
Mary Sue Fuller of Route 1 Lebanon Virginia a longtime Russell County teacher died at her home Sunday She taught in Richlands and Honaker and served as Russell County treasurer She was active in politics a church member and Delta Kappa Gamma survivors include her father four sisters and a brother Funeral arrangements are incomplete and the body is at Lebanon Funeral Home.
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Thomas R. Ball
Rt. 2
Cedar Bluff
Richlands
Russell County
Insley
Sarah Hess Ball
Minnie Pack Ball
Cecil
Junior Ball
Carl Robins
Rt. 1
North Tazewell
Jonah Ball
Raven
Laymans Chapel
Johnny Herndon
Perry Herndon
Green Hill Memory Gardens
Claypool Hill
Farmer Funeral Home
Mary Sue Fuller
Lebanon
Honaker
Elk Garden
Evangelist Graham Says U. S. On Wane
Billy Graham closed his Chicago Crusade for Christ with a sermon to about 116000 at Soldier Field asserting the United States is in decline. He listed five causes including sex binge materialism pleasure arms race and the decay of religion in America.
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Chicago
Billy Graham
United States
Graham
Soldier Field
America
YMCA Swim Camp Shows Solid Early Progress
Progress in swimming instruction at the YMCA camp for boys in the first week, with 22 reaching a higher classification and seven advancing toward Junior Life Saving certificates. Names of boys who learned to swim and those who passed various tests are listed, including Dean Howard, Mike Yost, Frank Kersey, Steve Feuchtenberger, Bobby Davis, Clayton Dawson, James Haun Jr., Billy King, Jorge Ribeiro, Steve Byrd, Richard Lee Bailey, Robert Fox, Moffett Smith, John Warden Jr., Harvey Olff, Harold Barlow, David Epley, Mark Fuqua, Tommy Scott, Denny Draegger, Kerry Draegger, and Randy Miller.
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Water Front
Chuck Lambert
Dean Howard
Mike Yost
Frank Kersey
Steve Feuchtenberger
Bobby Davis
Clayton Dawson
James Haun, Jr
Billy King
Jorge Ribeiro
Steve Byrd
Richard Lee Bailey
Robert Fox
Moffett Smith
John Warden, Jr
Harvey Olff
Harold Barlow
David Epley
Mark Fuqua
Tommy Scott
Denny
Kerry Draegger
Randy Miller
Nigeria spends 39 million on postal service development
The government reports more than 39 million dollars spent in seven years to develop Nigeria's postal and telecommunications services in Lagos.
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Nigeria
Lagos
Virginia Toll Climbs To 365
Three new deaths from auto accidents raise Virginia’s toll for the year to 365, up from 329 at the same point last year. John Wesley Todd, 33, of Spray North Carolina, died after his car overturned on a curve on Virginia 622 west of Danville. Wilber J. Allen, 42, of Emporia, was killed when struck by a passing vehicle on U.S. 60 near Providence Forge. James Clinton Johnson, 52, of Norfolk died after his car rear ended another on U.S. 13 in Norfolk County. driver James D. Simpson of Portsmouth identified for the other car.
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Virginia
John Wesley Todd
Spray
N. C
Pittsylvania County
Danville
Todd
Wilber J. Allen
Emporia
U. S. 60
Providence Forge
Allen
James Clinton Johnson
Norfolk
U. S. 13
Norfolk County
James D. Simpson
Portsmouth
Johnson
U S Roads Bureau Names West Virginia Division Engineer
George F. Fenton of the Washington staff is appointed division engineer for West Virginia effective July 22. He will replace John B. Dalhouse, reassigned to Montgomery Alabama, in a routine transfer not tied to Blatnik committee road program inquiries.
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Charleston
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
George F. Fenton
Washington
West Virginia
Fenton
Williamsport
John B. Dalhouse
Montgomery
Ala
Dalhouse
Blatnik
Bluefield Teens Injured in Scooter Mishap
Two Bluefield teenagers were admitted to Bluefield Sanitarium at 8:40 p.m. Sunday with not too serious injuries from a motor scooter accident. James B. Strong, 16, of 607 Shenandoah Ave., may have torn ligaments in his left ankle, while Joseph C. Turley III, Box 635, suffered a fractured right knee and arm abrasions. Details were not reported.
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Bluefield
James B. Strong
Shenandoah Ave
Joseph C. Turley
Milk Strike Solution for Toddlers
If a toddler refuses milk, parents can mix small amounts of skim milk into mashed potatoes or cooked cereal to ease the transition. This gentle tactic supports continued dairy intake without a full restart of feeding.
Atlantic community urged to cede sovereignty for unity
A congressially appointed U S Citizens Commission on NATO urged quick steps toward a permanent high council and a high court of justice for an Atlantic community. It backs delegating sovereignty, forming a consultative Atlantic assembly, and expanding NATO to unite democracies against communism.
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Citizens Commission
High Council
High Court of Justice
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Congress
U.S
NATO
Kennedy
United States
Atlantic Community
Christian A. Herter
L. Clayton
North Atlantic Council
Atlantic Assembly
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Charles R. Lewis
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Callie Bowling
George Bowling
John T. Bowling
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Lundy Fuller
Carl Riley
Smithfield
Ollie Marie Killen
Riverside Methodist Church
W. E. Mustard
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Maplewood Cemetery
Peery-St. Clair Funeral Home
C. L. Cardwell
Martin
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