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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1964

Page

2

Dozens Of State Schools At Risk Of Losing Accreditation

West Virginia faces a wave of high schools failing to meet standards. Clarence Brook cites money as the core issue while 23 schools on the current warning list must fix deficiencies to avoid NCA loss. The department cautions more schools may join the risk list next year.

Charleston West Virginia Clarence A. Brook State Department of Education Brock North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges Arizona NCA

Byrd to Explain Civil Rights Vote on WHIS TV

United States Senator Robert Byrd will appear on WHIS TV Channel 6 in Bluefield today at 5 55 p m to explain his reasons for voting against the Civil Rights Bill.

United States Robert C. Byrd D-W. Va Whis-Tv Bluefield

Bluefield Daily Telegraph Publication Details

The notice lists the Bluefield West Virginia Daily Telegraph publishing house established in 1893 with a daily and Sunday edition. It provides subscription rates by carrier and mail, West Virginia zones, and mentions Associated Press news and an Advertising Bureau representative.

Daily Telegraph Printing Co Bland Street Bluefield W. Va Associatedee West Virginia Gee Audit Bureau of Advertising Katz

Kentucky Crash Takes 3rd Life

A Floyd County head on collision on Ky 122 at Hunter claimed a third victim, Larry Faulkner 23 of Drift, after Elizabeth Butler 16 and Wilbur Packett 72 died Friday night. Additional injuries were reported as the toll rose to 357 for the year.

Pikeville Floyd County Larry Faulkner Drift Elizabeth Ann Butler Faulkner Wilbur L. Packett McDowell Packett Hunter Larry Hatton Arthur Prather Somerset Interstate 75 Georgetown Kentucky

Democratic Unity Urged by Jennings in Virginia Speech

Rep. W. Pat Jennings urged Democratic unity and coordinated action for fall campaigns in the 9th District. He noted 1960 district support for national nominees and emphasized a voter registration drive as crucial amid changes to residency certificates and pending appeals.

Jennings Tazewell W. Pat Jennings D-Va Democratic Party Johnson Tazewell County Young Democratic Club Richlands

Twelve Guard Officers Commissioned at Camp Dawson Armory Dedication

Twelve West Virginia Army National Guard officers received second lieutenant commissions during a ceremony for Camp Dawson's new $250,000 armory. Lt Charles W Myers of Clarksburg won the Erickson Trophy, Lt Carl W Toney of Wayne received the Association of the U S Army plaque, while Judge Melvin C Snyder recounted the historic camp’s 1907 founding. A Montana National Guard special forces group completed a two week training at the camp and was airlifted home.

Kingwood W. Va West Virginia Army National Guard Camp Dawson West Virginia Military Academy Melvin C. Snyder U. S. Army William M. 0. Dawson Erickson Charles W. Myers Clarksburg Carl W. Toney Wayne Association of the Montana National Guard

Forfeitures And Continuance From Raids At Two Bluefield Night Spots

Two men were fined or had cases continued after police raids on Bluefield area night spots. Harry Lynch, Sahara Club manager, pleaded nolo contendere and was fined 100 dollars plus costs on two charges. An employee, Charles Wolfe, forfeited a 100 dollar bond on illegal sale charge. N A Anderson, Red Barn manager, had case continued to next Saturday. Red Barn employee Houston Harrison forfeited a 100 dollar bond. State police conducted the raids on the Sahara and Red Barn clubs.

Bluefield Harry Lynch Sahara Club North Street Squire Jim Belcher Princeton Nolo Contendre Charles R. Wolfe N. A. Anderson Red Barn Grassy Branch Belcher Houston Harrison

Area 4-H Clubbers Hold Camp At BSC

Forty three Mercer and Mc Dowell 4 H Clubbers camped at Bluefield State College last week from Monday through Friday according to county extension agent Mary Reed. Camp activities included personal hygiene foods recreation and singing with sessions on campus lawn. Camp staff included Mercer County extension agents Mary Reed Billie Coates and Mary Saulters plus Myrtle Ross from McDowell. Gary Bryant of Wheeling served as camp director and Sallie Howard of Cowan as music director. Local speakers Virginia Davis and Ida Holcombe spoke on Good Grooming and Foods.

Mercer and McDowell Bluefield State College Mary Reed Mercer County Billie Coates Mary Saulters Crystal Myrtle Ross Gary Bryant Wheeling Sallie Howard Cowan Virginia Davis Ida Holcombe Bluefield

Father's Day Founder Alive

In Spokane Washington the founder of Father's Day Mrs. John Bruce Dodd reflects on the early effort to honor fathers. She recalls proposing a June observance after hearing a sermon and working with the Spokane Ministerial Association and local officials to establish the first Father’s Day in 1910.

Spokane Wash Montana Glacier National Park John B. Dodd Glacier John Bruce Dodd Mrs. Dodd Dodd Eva Cummings Estes Woodrow Wilson

Scranton Gains Backers in Rhode Island Delegation

Gov. John H. Chafee predicts Scranton will win 12 of Rhode Island's 14 delegate votes on the first ballot. J. Richard Jackman says Scranton is the second choice for most of New Hampshire's delegation. At the arena, Sen. Leverett Saltonstall praises Scranton, who attacks Goldwater and Johnson on foreign policy.

Rhode Island John H. Chafee Scranton Pennsylvania J. Richard Jackman New Hampshire Lodge Leverett Saltonstall Goldwater Johnson Barry Saltonstall Massachusetts Barry Goldwater Bill Scranton John F. Kennedy U. S Soviet Union Senate

Kennedy Crash Leaves Edsman and Bayh to Mass Convention

Senator Ted Kennedy remained conscious after a landing accident near Westfield Massachusetts en route to a Democratic convention while Indiana Senator Birch Bayh and his wife survived. The crash killed Edwin Zimny a 48 year old from Amesbury and injured others. The Civil Aeronautics Board said the craft was on approach when something happened. President Johnson and Mrs Johnson expressed concern. Kennedy and Bayh were being treated. family and officials visited the hospital amid a long Kennedy family history of tragedy.

Aero Commander Edwin T. Zimny Andover Mass Moss Kennedy New England Telephone Co Bayh Washington Barnes Westfield Civil Aeronautics Board President Johnson Sen. Bayh Schauer Mrs. Bayh Joan Endicott Peabody Robert F. Kennedy Stephen Smith Justice Department Jacqueline Kennedy Hyannis Port Joseph P. Kennedy Dallas Joseph P. Kennedy Jr Kathleen Kennedy France Willian Cavendish Duke of Devonshire Patrick Bouvier Kennedy Boston Sen. Kennedy Florida

Woman Killed in Two Car Collision Near Wellsburg

A Brooke County woman, Anna Dukas, 60, of Wellsburg, was killed Saturday in a two car collision near Wellsburg, state police said.

Wellsburg W. Va Brooke County Panhandle Anna Dukas

Deaths and Funerals in Bluefield Area

Margaret T Clark 77 wife of Walter W Clark of Princeton died Saturday Bluefield Sanitarium native of Russell County Va daughter of Shadrach and Rebecca Musick member of Baptist Church survivors include six sons five daughters 27 grandchildren 29 great grandchildren sister and two brothers service details pending. William H Rogers 80 of Kimballton died at home survivors two sons five daughters one brother two sisters service Monday at Kimballton Methodist Church burial at family cemetery. Edward Ebb Brewster 67 of Squire died Friday in Bluefield hospital retired miner United Mine Workers survivor list includes wife six daughters two sons 14 grandchildren three brothers body at Hurst Scott Funeral Home pending arrival of son from Okinawa.

Margaret Clark Margaret T. Clark Walter W. Clark New Hope Road Princeton Bluefield Russell County Shadrach Rebecca Grizzle Musick The Baptist Church Claude Clark Hubert Clark Abbs Valley W. W. Clark Jr Maitland Carl Clark Kincaid, Ill Thomas Clark Tivis and Bertis Musick Cleveland William H. Rogers Kimballton Giles County George W. Rogers John Rogers Norfolk Mary Smith Charleston Martha Robinson Newport News Ruth Christian Atlantic City N. J Juanita Rutlander Washington, D. C Harless Farmer Radford Edward Ebb Brewster Squire Bluefield Hospital United Mine Workers Bishop, Va Newhall Marion Lena Taylor Brewster Lydia Shrader Brewster Brenda Creed Jewel Clark Logan Margaret D-Agistino Vineland Charlotte Collins Stanhope

John Thomas Lowe 63 dies suddenly in Richlands

John Thomas Lowe of Richlands Virginia died suddenly Saturday morning at home. A retired miner and member of United Mine Workers he was 63 and lifelong in Tazewell County. Survived by wife Rebecca Christian Lowe a son Ireland Ray Lowe stepdaughter June Sexton two sisters two brothers and two grandchildren. Funeral services are pending with Scott Funeral Home Richlands.

John Thomas Lowe Richlands Christian Advent Church Cedar Bluff United Mine Workers Rebecca Christian Lowe Tazewell County James and Lilly Crawford Lowe Ireland Ray Lowe Riverview Fla June Sexton Kingsport Tenn Mary Griffith Hattie Meadows Blanchester Ohio Robert Lowe North Tazewell Ike Lowe Yukon Hurst- Scott Funeral Home

Reverend W. S. Barbery Dies at 76 After Short Illness

Jaeger resident and longtime pastor Reverend W. S. Barbery, 76, died Saturday night at Bluefield Sanitarium after a brief illness. He was married to Stella Barbery and served as a pastor in the Jaeger area for 40 years. Surviving are two daughters Helen Magon of Parkersburg and Rita Wilkinson of Alexandria Va, a son W. S. Barbery Jr. of Madison NC, and seven grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 10 am at Saeger Methodist Church with Dr James T Browning officiating. Burial followed in Independence Va. Fanning Funeral Home of Taeger arranged the services.

W. S. Barbery Jaeger Bluefield Sanitarium Stella Barbery Helen Magon Parkersburg Rita Wilkinson Alexandria, Va W. S. Barbery Jr Madison N. C Saeger Methodist Church James T. Browning Bluefield Independence Fanning

Mary E Thornton dies at 84 in Ghent residence

Mrs. Mary E. Thornton 84 widow of Marion J. Thornton died Saturday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Flora Campbell in Ghent where she had lived the past three months. Born at Bud Wyoming County she was daughter of the late Guy and Polly Rowe. Surviving are two other daughters Ruth Shrewsbury Bud and Rhoda Brewer Selena Tenn two brothers Wilson Rowe Princeton and Tom Rowe Bud. Body at Seaver Mortuary Princeton pending funeral plans.

Mary E. Thornton Marion J. Thornton Flora Campbell Ghent Bud Wyoming County Guy Polly Whitt Rowe The Baptist Church Campbell Ruth Shrewsbury Rhoda Brewer Selena, Tenn Wilson Rowe Princeton Tom Rowe Seaver Mortuary

Funeral services for Ralph Allen Buskill in Richlands

Ralph Allen Buskill of Savannah Georgia formerly Richlands Virginia will be buried at Hawkins Cemetery after funeral services Sunday at 2 p.m. in First Christian Church Richlands conducted by Rev Don Cassidy. The body will be at Horton home Richlands and placed in church at 1 p.m. Sunday. Former Funeral Home Richlands in charge.

Buskill Ralph Allen Savannah Richlads First Christian Church Richlands Don Cassidy Hawkins Horton

Mental Commission Receives $30000 Federal Grant

The West Virginia Commission on mental retardation is awarded a $30,000 federal planning grant by the U S Public Health Service to hire initial staff and develop a state and community action plan. The legislature allotted $10,000 matching funds and a 15 member citizens advisory panel will be appointed by the governor.

Charleston West Virginia Bassett State Department of Employment Security

Wool Offerings To Be Collected June 24

The Tazewell Wool Pool will take up offerings June 24 starting at 7 a.m. at the North Tazewell Railroad Station. Wool producers should bring their wool to the freight station and have incentive applications signed for the 1964 market. On June 2 Burkes Garden wool will be collected at the school house and trucked to Tazewell.

Tazewell North Tazewell Tazewell County Jim McDonald Burkes Garden School House

Surplus of Tobacco to be discussed by exporters

White Sulphur Springs West Virginia AP reports a mounting world tobacco surplus worsened by health reports linking cigarettes will be a principal topic at meetings Monday and Tuesday of two tobacco exporters organizations.

White Sulphur Springs W. Va

Governor Harrison Considers Virginia Election Reforms

Governor Harrison discussed the poll tax and voting rules in Virginia, noting that the tax affects both state and federal elections. He indicated the November ballot could signal whether regulations are needed to curb non resident voting or fraud and that changes may follow from the experience of the election.

Harrison Virginia

Johnson Promotes Great Society in Southern California

President Johnson urged unity and laid out a broad program to aid older Americans including medical care through Social Security, hospital funding, higher benefits, and urban housing. He spoke at Irvine dedicating a UC campus and proposing a national urban extension service to mirror rural programs. He flew from San Francisco after signaling his re election bid.

Los. Angeles Johnson Southern California Oldsters National Unity California Irvine University of California America Agricultural Extension Service United States San Francisco

IKE BARRY Foresees Afro Nation Joining Security Council

Goldwater warns that admitting Afro nations to the Security Council without strengthening Western unity risks trouble. He questions voting bases based on population or wealth and urges action on UN dues, saying nations in arrears should lose voting rights under the charter.

Security Council Free World General Assembly Goldwater Russia France United Nations United States

Vanity Fair Sale Offers Lingerie Bargains Across Line

Advertisement notes price cuts on Lycra panties and girdles from $10.95 to $38.95 and bras from $7.80 to $2.95 during a limited sale. Copy emphasizes Vanity Fair brand and sale only items.

Vanity Fair

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