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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1964

Page

3

Ruling Threat to Virginia Tuition Grants Sparks Desegregation Fight

A Friday court decision by Judge John D. Butzner blocks tuition grants for students at a private Surry County school linked to racial segregation, jeopardizing Prince Edward County and other districts with private schools funded by state aid. The ruling follows a prior hint that funds could be restored if public schools reopen, signaling a broader attack on desegregation era funding.

Richmond Virginia U. S Oren R. Lewis Prince Edward County John D. Butzner Butzner Surry County Surry Lewis Prince Edward Educational Foundation Prince Edward Virgnia Norfolk Port City Charlottesville Front Royal Powhatan

Yale Names Crew Captain After Harvard Yale Race

Yale selects Henry R. Hillenmeyer of Montgomery West Virginia as captain at the post race banquet. The 20 year old economics major rowed in the No 2 seat in the 99th Harvard Yale race which Harvard won Saturday.

New London

Daily Telegraph Bluefield Classifieds and Rates Blurb

Established 1893 Daily Telegraph Printing Co publishes local news. Includes subscription rates by carrier and mail plus AP affiliation and circulation audit note. Advertising contact via Katz representative phone number.

Daily Telegraph Printing Co Bland Street Bluefield Associated Press West Virginia Audit Bureau of Circulation Katz Felephone

Bland Resident Stephen Newberry Dies After Stroke

Stephen Newberry 83 of Bland County Bland died Sunday at St Luke s Bluefield two weeks after a stroke He was a pioneer Bland County farmer and former commissioner of revenue Survived by wife six daughters four sons two sisters twenty grandchildren seven great grandchildren Funeral to be held Tuesday at 2 p m at Newberry Funeral Home Bland with Rev Virgil Anderson officiating burial Temple Hill Cemetery Bland Friends may call at the funeral home

Walther Stephen Newberry Rt. 1 Bland St. Luke’s Hospital Bluefield Bland County Cynthia Stuart Newberry I. S. Kidd Everett Waddle Milton Neal C. E. Lindamood Kenneth Scott W. R. Doughman Roanoke Henry S. Newberry Edgar A. Newberry Salem Walter R. Newberry Wytheville Robert G. Newberry T. D. Huddle George T. Thompson Newberry Funeral Home Virgil Anderson Temple Hill William Franklin Kirby Poe St Smyth County Glen F. Kirby Tazewell William E. Kirby Roy M. Kirby Dalton, C R. L. Simmons Carl King Graham Christian Church Clarence Smoot Maple Hills Cemetery Dudley Memorial Mortuary Ray Trayer C. M. Hughes Perry Blackwell Jack Wysor Walter Neel Archie Shawver Joe Earls Albert Smith Edward H. Beavers St. Cloud Fla Johnson City Tenn George and Elvira Compton Beavers Florida Angie Beavers W. Herbert Beavers Bastian James C. Beavers Harrisburg Nancy Dort Bruce Cox Fieldale Hubert Baldwin Hopewell Appalachian Funeral Home Nona Gussie Ringstaff Pounding Mill Richlands Henry Wade Mary Virginia Christian Tazewell County Pounding Mill Christian Church Roy O. Hill, Jr Kingsport Richard H. Rountree, Jr Hampton, Va F. Dillon Burroughs Evanston Ill James B. Layne A. M. Bonanno Cedar Grove N.J William R. Forrest Richards Donald Ringstaff Earl Ringstaff Cedar Bluff Cora Robinette Sophronia Pruett M. H. Christian Pounding Mill Union Church M. E. N. Lindsay Max Allison Ambrose Stump Clinch Valley Memorial Cemetery Farmer Funeral Home Martin Christian Clitus Christian David Robinette William G. Altizer J. G. Ringstaff Paul Ringstaff Lawrence W. Ringstaff Mason Wright Ettie Taylor Bee Floyd Taylor Trammel James Taylor Tivis Taylor Staunton Bennie Taylor West Palm Beach Martha Duty Hurley Ada Musick Morristown Hazel Thomas Dorothy Rasnick Roy Stevens Ike Stevens Haysi Sadie Melinda Moxley Princeton Memorial Hospital Robert S. Moxley Morgan W Margaret Cyphers Brewster Marion First Methodist Church David Rupe Landover L. C. Pennington Arch Baker Fawn Grove Walter C. Moxley Alexandria William H. Moxley O George W. Seaver Jimmy Jones Norman Arrington Resthaven Glen Crews Owen Hutchens Charles Tuggle Bill Lawrence Earl Hale, Jr G. W. Charlton

Frazier Named VFW Leader

John L. Frazier of Morgantown was elected commander of the West Virginia VFW at its 43rd convention in Huntington. Mrs. Minnie Fawcett of Grafton was elected auxiliary president, with a slate of officers including Ralph Honaker and Emmett Williams Jr. and a larger auxiliary leadership group.

Ralph Stump St. Albans S. J. Angell Morgantown O. J. Bailes Princeton Ralph D. McElfresh New Cumberland David J. Lowery Weirton James R. Fawcett Grafton Klee Thorn Virginia Berger Follansbee Marjorie Sidebottom Clarksburg Lillian Kimble Keyser Josephine Brown Elkins Lee Goldsmith

Kennedy in stable condition after private plane crash

Army doctors at Cooley Dickinson Hospital report Senator Edward M. Kennedy is stable with no abdominal or neurological complications. He avoids a plaster cast using a canvas frame, and is expected to recover fully after six to eight months.

Northampton Mass Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Henry Murphey Army Walter Reed General Hospital Washington Kennedy Cooley-Dickinson Hospital Murphey Cooley- Dickinson Hospital Sen. Kennedy John F. Kennedy Southampton Edwin T. Zimny Andover Edward Moss New England Telephone Company Birch Bayh

Weather Outlook for Virginia and West Virginia

The Associated Press reports a hot humid day with scattered thunderstorms across Virginia. Highs reach mid 90s inland, with mountains in the 80s, and West Virginia sees 92 to 96 in the west and 84 to 90 in the east with widespread storms.

Virginia West Virginia

Solons Differ on Ike Choice for 1964 Nomination

Senator Hugh Scott states Ike favors Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton for the Republican nomination. Senator John Tower counters that Eisenhower has expressed neutrality, remaining aloof from the contest. Both men spoke on ABC’s Issues and Answers.

Washington Hugh Scott Eisenhower Gov. Scranton Johnson Scott Tower ABC

Rescued 37 From Panama Freighter Near Madras

A British ship saved 37 crew members from the Panama flag freighter Union Atlantic 35 miles off Madras. The 7,255 ton iron ore laden vessel was deemed a floating derelict and navigational hazard. Crewmates, mostly Chinese, were ferried by Maidan to Colombo, Sri Lanka.

Madras India Union Atlantic Maidan Colombo Ceylon

Miss West Virginia Ella Kessel Returns Home in Pride

Ripley WV residents welcomed Ella D Kessel Miss West Virginia after she won the title in Charleston She praised the welcome parade and reception and said she may pursue government or fashion after her duties She will compete for Miss America in Atlantic City in September and has WVU ties and pilot interests.

Ripley W.va Jackson County Ella D. Kessel West Virginia Methodist Oliver D. Kessel Kessel Charleston West Virginia University Morgantown Bach deBussey Kablewski WVU Atlantic City N.J Young Republican Club Chi Omega Social Sorority Monticola Ruth Olean Martinsburg Linda Jean Wallace Central West Virginia

Deaths and Funerals in Bluefield and Nearby Areas

Obituaries list William F. Kirby 88 of Bluefield with survivors across Virginia and West Virginia, services at Graham Christian Church directed by Rev. Clarence Smoot, burial Maple Hills Cemetery. Additional notices include Edward Beavers 72 of St. Cloud Florida, Vivian O’Neil 48 of Ronceverte, Lillie Williams 82 of Peterstown, James Abel 69 of Tannersville, Alex Davis of Princeton, Nona Ringstaff 70 of Pounding Mill, Michele Ramsey one month old of Bluefield, Ettie Taylor 74 of Bee, and other funeral arrangements and pallbearers across local towns.

Vivian Lucille O'Neil Ronceverte Hoke's Chapel Presbyterian Church Jessie O'Neil Huntington Stanley Humphries Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church Links Grove A. B. Shiflett Broyles Funeral Home Union James R. Abel Tannersville Richlands Hugh Abel Oscar Abel Tazewell Robert Abel Little Valley Michele Lynn Ramsey David Ramsey Bluefield St. Luke's Hospital Robin Lee Ramsey C. M. Cantrell Hinton William Ramsey Roanoke Restwood Memorial Estates Billy Apostolon Ronald Meadows

King Sees Civil Rights Bill as Dawn of New Hope

Rev. Martin Luther King Jr addressing about 70 000 at Soldier Field Chicago framed Congress approving civil rights legislation as a dawn of new hope for the Negro while warning vast progress remains. President Johnson’s message was read praising the bill as a milestone but not the end of the road.

Chicago Martin Luther King Jr Lakefront Soldier Field Stadium Johnson

NAACP Leaders Seek Stronger Black Political Action

Roy Wilkins outlined plans for intensified Negro political action to back civil rights supporters in Congress. He said enactment of the civil rights bill could calm street tensions, but protests must continue where officials resist change. He predicted no major civil rights setback if Goldwater opposes the bill and urged voters to back pro civil rights lawmakers.

Washington Congress Roy Wilkins Wilkins National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Republican Party Sen Barry Goldwater Arizona Goldwater Senate Sen. Goldwater NAACP

Coburn Whiskey Hearing Scheduled in Bluefield

J. B. Coburn of Bluefield faces a hearing at 8 30 am in Bluefield Municipal Court on illegal sale of whiskey. He posted 105 bond Saturday night pending the hearing. Police reports say an officer in plain clothes bought a pint from Coburn at the Bluefield Cab Co stand Saturday night. raid of the cab stand found no whiskey.

J. B. Coburn Bluefield Coburn Bluefield Cab Co

Funeral notices

Funeral services are announced for John Thomas Love of Richlands Virginia today at 2 p.m. at Hurst Scott Funeral Home Richlands with Reverends Hawkins and Hampton officiating. Interment is at Memorial Cemetery. Burial details follow for Edward Ebb Brewster of Squire and law.

Brewster Edward Ebb Squire Alexander Methodist Church Bishop, Va C. E. Golden Buria Grandview Memory Gardens Hurst-Scott Funeral Home Richlands Kenneth Brewster Ernest Shrader Tom Carter David Shrader Garrett Brewster Robert Smith

Reverend Atkinson Accepts Call to Memphis Church

The Rev. Robert P. Atkinson rector of Trinity Episcopal Church in Huntington has accepted a call to Calvary Episcopal Church in Memphis Tennessee.

Four Die In Virginia Traffic Accidents Raise Toll

Virginia road toll climbs to 430 for the year with four deaths on Sunday and one earlier injury. victims include Warrenton resident William Ruddy 57 from Lincoln Michigan, Radford passenger Thomas Pitea 45 of Syracuse, Staunton driver Dallas Buchanan 20 of Staunton, Norfolk rider Clyde Spanner 55 of Franklin, and McLean scooter rider Vladimir Blanquat 21 of Washington DC.

Associated Press Virginia Warrenton William J. Ruddy Lincoln Mich U.S. 29 Fauquier County Radford Thomas Pitea Syracuse Franklin Norfolk McLean Vladimir Desani Blanquat Washington, D. C Fairfax County Blanquant

Johnson meets Rusk to prep for Inonu and Greece talks

President Johnson returns to Washington after three days in California and meets with Secretary of State Dean Rusk to prepare for talks with Turkish Prime Minister Ismet Inonu and Greek Premier George Papandreou. He seeks to ease tensions over the Cyprus crisis as he notes strong support for his programs. Lynda Bird Johnson accompanied the president on arrival, with Miss Johnson flying in from Honolulu.

Washington Johnson White House California Dean Rusk Rusk Ismet Inonu Turkey George Papandreou Greece Cyprus San Francisco Los Angeles Andrews Air Force Base Maryland Lynda Bird Miss Johnson Honolulu

Pharmacist Ivan Kiser Dies in Huntington

Pharamacist Ivan B. Kiser died at age 66 in Huntington after 45 years of service. The death followed a Sunday illness leaving the local medical community and Kiser’s colleagues in mourning.

Huntington Ivan B. Kiser

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