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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1960

Page

7

Father’s Day: Old Man Loved and Merchants Celebrate

In a light tribute, Jim Dalton notes Father’s Day honors the patriarch with gifts and affection. The piece traces gift traditions from ancient rulers to modern retail displays, highlighting Jane Dodd’s Spokane 1910 origin and the third Sunday in June national observance.

Jim Dalton Mom Bluefield Java Pop Jane Spokane Wash John B. Dodd

Tazewell wool clip sent to S C mills and ewe sale planned

Tazewell county farmers sent their wool crop to Nickles & Company Boston for mills in Johnsonville South Carolina. The Burkes Garden pool 15 992 pounds sold at 59 15 per hundred yielding 9327 dollars while the Tazewell pool 64 558 brought 37572 dollars. A yearling ewe sale is set for Friday July 1 at Tazewell Livestock Market with about 300 native yearlings and 17 purebred rams offering. Junior 4 H club members from Tazewell Buchanan and Carroll counties will attend a week long camp at Center Inver Abingdon with J L McDonald as camp director and Mrs Pearl Drewry in charge of 40 clubsters. Beginning Monday June 20 the camp will include recreation, class study, and evening vespers.

Tazewell Tazewell County Nickles & Company Boston Johnsonville S. C Burkes Garden Hampshire Buchanan Carroll Counties Southwestern Nver Abingdon J. L. McDonald Pearl Drewry

Soviets Conduct Largest Nuclear Command Post Drills

Western sources report the Kremlin shelter near the Volga River hosted the most elaborate drills since the U 2 incident. The exercise simulated U S nuclear strikes with top leaders withdrawing to the redoubt and focused on emergency procedures and communications gear.

Kremlin Volga River Moscow Maryland Mountains U.S

Health Officer Changes Post

Dr. Robert W. Jessee of the Dickenson Russell Wise Health District is named Richmond Regional Health Director. Dr. J. D. Cremer becomes health director and Dr. Nellie R. Dorsey is named Cremer's assistant. Jessee, from Russell County, has led Virginia health districts since 1950 and holds MD and MPH degrees. Appointment begins July 1.

Richmond Robert W. Jessee Dickenson - Russell . Wise Virginia J. D. Cremer Jessee Nelle R. Dorsey Creger Russell County University of Tennessee Johns Hopkins University

Elvis Presley moves turret on tank scene solo

Hollywood AP Elvis Presley demonstrates Army training by turning an M48 tank turret himself during a GI Blues filming scene. Director Norman Twurog wanted the turret rotated for the shot, and Presley suggested and executed the move, recalling his wartime days in Germany.

Hollywood Fivis Presley Elvis Norman Twurog

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