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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1965
Page
10
Local TV station times listed. Advertisement promotes Marian Martin children pattern 9227 with sizes 2 4 6 8 10, detailing yardage for a dress tunic and pants. Price 50 cents plus 15 cents mailing. Include name address zip size style number for free pattern with spring-summer catalog.
Live telecasts announce the Le Mans 24 hour race as the first European event to air in the United States via Early Bird with Jim McKay anchoring from Le Mans. The Open Golf Tournament airs in color with Nicklaus tipped to win, prize $132,000, 150 players, and Ken Venturi defending.
The New York stock market fell modestly on Friday halting a three day rise. Trading volume was the lightest in three weeks at 4.32 million shares. The Dow declined 3.99 to 879.17 with 726 losers to 355 gainers among 1,343 issues.
Chicago AP reports grain futures prices rose notably on Friday with only moderate resistance. Most contracts closed near day highs as profit taking remained light and the gap between closing levels and highs was narrow.
A 1965 Chicago Tribune weekly bridge quiz presents eight hands with vulnerable and nonvulnerable constraints. Each problem asks for optimal bids or actions, inviting readers to test strategy and share solutions the following Monday.
In a reader column, Mrs P asks how to stop her husband from training dogs with kittens for hunting. Abby suggests reporting to the SPCA if he proceeds. A second reader cites head coverings in church citing Paul. A third letter notes a neighborhood wife who dominates group conversations and social events.
Dear Abby advises against excluding the outspoken woman. The plain truth is she has valuable input and contributes well. The real issue is those who interrupt to seek attention, while the rest should sharpen their minds and engage politely.
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Advertisement promotes bedspread stitching with peacock colors and transfer motifs. Includes mail order details for patterns priced 35 cents each plus 15 cents for first class mail. Offers Laura Wheeler contact at Daily Telegraph Needlecraft Dept. with catalogs for crochet knit sew embroidery and quilt designs priced 25 to 50 cents.
New York stocks totaled 4.32 million dollars while New York bonds brought in 8.66 million. American stocks added 1.25 million in sales on Friday.
Patient questions on seeking second opinions and handling fears about treatment. The column urges openness with doctors, notes that consultations can coexist with the original physician, and offers guidance on shingles misinterpreted as heart trouble, plus numbness in the hand and potential neck or shoulder nerve issues.
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