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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1966

Page

9

Wreck Near Glen Lyn Injures Eight Including Child

Two-vehicle crash on U S Route 460 near Glen Lyn Mercer County left eight injured. Two seriously hurt Evelyn Sizemore 14 and Paris J Crouch 46 were hospitalized then sent to Bluefield Sanitarium with serious neck and leg injuries. The other victims include Rebecca Sizemore Vernon Crouch Jerry Akers Samuel Sizemore and Nora Sizemore. Robin Cox Wright 45 of Princeton faces charges for failure to keep left of center.

U. S Vernon Crouch Jerry Akers Oakvale Wright Samuel Sizemore Nora Sizemore Lundale Akers Cox

English rowers lag far behind Atlantic crossing attempt

Two British journalists John Hoare and David Johnstone trial a 15 foot Puffin to cross the Atlantic from Virginia Beach to St Ives. They left May 21 aiming 60 miles daily on a 3000 mile voyage but lag as Coast Guard reports sighting them 125 miles east of Chatham Massachusetts. A second British pair Ridgway and Blyth also reported well being as Albatross relays from 170 miles southeast of Cape Cod.

Portsmouth Atlantic Ocean Virginia Beach John Hoare David Johnstone St. Ives England Coast Guard Boston Hoare Johnstone Chatham Mass Albatross John Ridgway Clay Blyth Cape Cod Orleans

Oakvale Truck Stop Damaged By Blaze

A fire at the Highway Truck Stop on Oakvale Road caused about 1000 dollars in damage Monday morning. East River chief James E Belcher said the fire started in a ba te near the building and spread to sleeping quarters and a store room. the restaurant area remained unharmed. Four trucks answered the alarm as East River and Glen Lyn volunteers fought the blaze with creek water.

Oakvale Road East River James E. Belcher East River Volunteer Fire Department Glen Lyn

Head Start Bus Schedule Listed For Mercer County

Randolph Robinette announced the tentative Head Start bus routes for Mercer County starting Wednesday. The plan lists multiple Tri-City and yellow school buses with pickups and returns at Bluefield center Princeton center and various stops, noting parent responsibility if a bus does not run and that pupils will use the Tri-City Traction terminal at 8:30 for pickup.

Mercer County Randolph Robinette Robinette Bluefield Center Wade School Tri-City Traction Upper Union Street Preston Street Jones Street Ramsey Wade Tri-City Bluefield College Wayne Street Dick Dove Littlesburg Road Lorton Lick Route 52 Kirby Addition Airport Road Brushfork Old Bramwell Road Midway Tiger Andy Clark Ford East End Bridge Grassy Branch Cumberland Heights Bluefield High School Augusta Street Cherry Street Princeton Center Thorn Oakvale Road Athens Road New Cross Road Old Cross Road Wickham Avenue McNutt Avenue Thorn School Bunny Augusta Ingsside Road Courthouse Mercer Leggett’s Torwnley’s Lilly Grove Fifth Street North American Camp Creek Spanishburg Shawnee Kegley Black Oak Hollow High Street Princeton High Princeton Junior High New Bluefield- Princeton Tri-City Traction Terminal W. Robert Carr Jody Whittaker Princeton Lazenby Avenues Whittaker Jarrell A. A. Hogan Knob Street

Elks Ladies Club To Host Gary Members

Women of the Gary Country Club will be guests of the Princeton Elks Club Ladies Day Golf group Tuesday. Tee-off time is 9:30 a.m. Events will include low gross low net and low putts. Lunch will be served at 12:30 with bridge play in the afternoon.

Gary Country Club Princeton Elks Club

DAR Chapter Slates Meeting For Tonight

Matthew French Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution plans a 7 30 PM meeting at the Princeton Elks Lodge hosted by Mrs W C Sowers and Trixie Peck. Mrs I M Smith will present a program on national defense.

W. C. Sowers Trixie Peck Matthew French Daughters of the American Revolution Princeton Elks Lodge I. M. Smith

House Members Hope To Drop Open-Housing Bill

President Johnson relies on Rep. Emanuel Celler to keep open housing in the civil rights bill as House factions press to drop the provision. Celler fights removal amid opposition from Northerners and states with existing open housing laws.

Washington Johnson Congress Emanuel Cellier Juilciary Celler House Senate

Princeton City Council Accepts 16 Million Federal Grant For Hospital

Princeton City Council approved accepting a 16 million dollar federal grant toward a new hospital with 60 percent funding from the Economic Development Administration and potential 10 percent additional if qualifying. The move hinges on hospital committee approval while efforts continue to attract a regional health center for Mercer County.

Princeton Mercer County Economic Development Administration Princeton Community Hospital Assn., Inc Butler Street Murdock Street Young Avenue Pearls Street South Avenue Princeton Avenue Butler Streets Railroad Avenue Kirby Gadd William F. Harris Wallace Street

Humphrey Signals Opposition to Keith in Sept Primary

Vice President Hubert Humphrey indicated possible disfavor toward a September primary challenge to Lt. Gov. A. M. Keith by Gov. Karl Rolvaag or Robert E. Short. He urged party unity behind Keith after the DFL convention, where Keith won endorsement on the 20th ballot.

Minneapolis Keith Rolvaag St. Paul Pope de Humphrey Humphrey Waverly

FCC Member Foresees CAT TV Won’t Doom Broadcasters

FCC Commissioner Robert E. Lee told the Florida Association of Broadcasters that community antenna television will not destroy the current broadcast industry. He warned satellite direct reception would be costly and unlikely to replace existing systems, and predicted the FCC will approve some form of subscription TV this year. He noted the agency has taken jurisdiction over CATV and hearings will soon shape future applications.

Jacksonville Federal Communications Robert E. Lee Lee Florida Association of Broadcasters FCC

Special Camp For 4 H Held At Glenwood Park

The three day 4 H camp at Glenwood Park themed Happiness Is Golden taught 64 campers ages 10 to 15 manners grooming and fellowship. Groups red white blue and gold named captains while instructors from Edgemont Melrose Pinoak and Princeton clubs led sessions on happiness safety crafts and recreation. Local clubs funded the camp with support from Moose Club Kiwanis Elks Lions Interact and others in Princeton Bluefield Matoaka and surrounding communities.

Glenwood Park Clifton Dotson Ethel Shulta Trixie Conner Mar Joe Testino Matoaka Mary C. Reed Barbara Wickline Edgemont Topnotchers Reed Ophalee Gorch Lina Adams Melrose Champions Jean Carr West Virginia University Carol Butler Athens Joan Reed Bluefield Nancy Okes Edgemont Club Melrose Doris Phillips Ray Pettrey Bobby Elmore Alvin Buchanan Ophalee Gooch Edgemont Nawanna Miller Susan Ferguson Virginia Smith Regis Clements Wanda Easter Elgood Gertrude Deberry Giotto Hugh Gooch Melrose Club R. E. Harbert W. S. Winfrey Princeton Barry St. Clair Davidson College Moose Club Matoaka Kiwanis Club Princeton Elks Club Kiwanis Quota Club Princeton Lions Club Interact Clu Princeton High School Green Valley-Glenwood Kiwanis Club H. C. Crews Mill Works Company Mercer County

Curtis Murray Earns Divinity Degree and Ordination

Curtis A. Murray of Marion Virginia earned a Bachelor of Divinity from Columbia Theological Seminary at Decatur Georgia and was ordained in the Presbyterian Church at Strawberry Plains Tennessee. He will serve as pastor of the Presbyterian churches in Strawberry Plains and Blaine Tennessee. He is a 1916 Marton High School graduate and King College alumnus, married to Joan Anderson of Bluefield with one child Deborah Lynn.

Curtis A. Murray Walter F. Murray Marion Columbia Theological Seminary Decature Presbyterian Strawberry Plains Tenn Blaine Presbyterian Church Marton High School Murray National Bureau of Standards Washington, D. C

Walkout Closes Ravenswood Plant

An abrupt walkout at the Kaiser Aluminum plant in Ravenswood West Virginia shut the facility. About 3 000 workers were affected as a maintenance employee discipline dispute sparked the stoppage. Kaiser spokesman called it unauthorized and local union president Doc Hunter said the walkout was not union action.

Ravenswood W.va Kaiser Aluminum Co Kaiser United Steel Workers Doc Hunter

Mother of Five Sees Fast Relief from Piles in Gary

Mrs. E. Macchia of Gary says after five children she developed hemorrhoids and found relief with Preparation H. She reports quick relief from burning itch and pain and swelling, noting the product shrinks and heals inflamed tissue without surgery.

Gary Indiana E. Macchia

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Princeton News Gloria de Torres Puerto Rico Christian Women’s Fellowship Princeton First Christian Church C. M. Doss Beckley CWF Clayton Hager J. L. Tryall E. C. Lucas WHEBY Radio-Tv B&w G&g Television Antenas Motorola & Admiral Ee Theatre Penn W. Va Colo BIG Family Cornel Wilde THE the Invisible Bikini Pet. Rd Tony Curtis Natalie Wood Henry Fonda Lauren Bacall Hawke Murphy Insurance Agency Princeton Matoaka Fox Round House Elks Ladies Club Dar Supper Club Petie Princeton Music, Inc Mercer St. Peten Your Complete Music Center Sheet Music King Leblanc Holton Gibson - Harmony - Kay Baldwin & Wurtitzer M&w Refrigeration Company Princeton, W. Va Camitol Hill Daniel Hale Hogan Bluefield, W. Va F.d.1.c Hopewell, Virginia Richmond Virginia State Employment Commission Welch West Virginia Curtis Murray Mother of Five Government Smithsonian Washington National Airport Piedmont Piedmontland Piedmont Airlines
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