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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1963
Page
9
Irregular local time listings from WSAZ WHIS WJHL and other stations in Huntington Oak Hill Bristol Bluefield Roanoke Charleston presenting programs across WSAZ WOAY WHIS WDBJ WCHS 19 Ws and Roanoke area channels with Johnson City and Hirvinton times noted.
NEW YORK AP says despite strength in rails the stock market moved irregularly lower with Studebaker and Chrysler showing activity amid uneven trading driven by railway shares.
Volume was the lowest since late March as the Dow Jones fell 3.82 to 716.21. Kennedy intervention steadied rails while autos edged up for Studebaker and Chrysler. chemicals and other majors fell, easing but not reversing pressure. Bond markets were mixed and turnover shrank across exchanges.
Highlights on Channel 6 note water shortage relief for Indians. Biography spot on Clarence Darrow portrays his early fighter days and humanity driven legacy. Laramie features Jess Harper in Among the Missing. Empire presents Tom Cole tale Long Past Long Remembered amid drought. Dick Powell Theatre draws Curt Jurgens and Dana Wynter in The Great Anatole. Edie Adams program themed Things I Like with Bob Hope Lionel Hampton and UN Children's Choir.
11 30 this evening host John Ny Carson welcomes singer Tony Bennett and author Rona Jaffe as guests for a color program.
Henry Fonda shuns promotion with a young actress and focuses on his own status. Heiress Bobo Sigrist, newly married to Kevin McGlory, is expecting a baby. Dorothy Lamour has a small role in Donovan's Reef and is pressed to tour for better parts. Frank Granat funds Dylan while Broadway backers wane. Rediscovered Wilson letters dating to 1924 are secured by Bernard Baruch to prevent publication.
A vintage advertisement offers Marian Martin and Laura Wheeler patterns with sizes Small to Large, pricing 50 cents per pattern plus 15 cents mailing, and a 1963 Needlecraft Catalog with 208 designs for 25 cents. Includes free pattern coupon and mailings from New York addresses.
Chicago grain markets saw broad futures advances tempt cashers, but most contracts slipped. New crop soybeans led losses, down as much as two cents per bushel while other commodities fell only fractions. Trading slowed and grew mixed after last week’s higher activity. Some soybean weakness linked to weekend reports of generally good crop development. Speculators grew cautious on long positions in corn amid talk the government could reenter with heavy surplus sales.
Bonds in New York show 4 440 000 in sales as stocks total 8 520 000 in New York Monday. American stocks contribute 1 160 000 in sales, reflecting a varied market session.
North deals in a standard bridge hand as East signals with seven of spades to force dummy trumps. West misreads the signal and switches to diamonds, allowing declarer to leverage hearts and clubs to gain control. East ultimately defeats the contract by forcing out Norths queen of hearts and establishing a setting trick in trumps.
A reader asks about gall stone treatment and gall bladder removal. The doctor endorses cholecystectomy as the preferred option for gallbladder disease after symptoms and attacks, noting risks of leaving stones in a diseased gall bladder.
A crossword listing multiple across and down clues with partial legible entries and misspellings. Clues reference rapid, color, places, and various everyday terms while some words are incomplete or garbled. The grid and exact answers are not fully readable in the fragment.
A reader asks Abby about a student urging hard work before graduating, another about a seventeen year old needing a birth certificate for a license, and a wife worried her marriage suffers from snoring. Abby advises on credibility, legal options, and acknowledges snoring as a common marital strain.
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