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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1966

Page

2

Ex-cop confesses. man freed after bank robbery conviction reversed

In Roanoke, John Edward Marsh, jailed two months of a 15 year term for a Winchester bank robbery, was freed after Charles Abbott Leuritzen, a Fairfax contractor and ex Montgomery County policeman, confessed to the robbery. Leuritzen, jailed in Maryland for a separate bank robbery, said he used the money to pay bills and supported his family. The court reversal followed new testimony from the bank employees who misidentified Marsh.

John Edward Marsh Charles Abbott Leuritzen Federal Court Building Roanoke Leuritzen Marsh Winchester U.S. District Court Com Mercial and Savings Bank of Federal Atlanta Fairfax Alexandria Montgomery County Baltimore Maryland Trust Bank Hagerstown Winchester Bank Ted Dalton

Logan Soldier Awarded Bronze Star for Viet Nam Heroism

Capt. Ronald L. Beckett of Logan County, serving with the 1st Infantry in Viet Nam, earned the Bronze Star for heroism during Operation Mastiff last February. Commanding a company on a search and destroy mission he exposed himself to heavy fire and ordered his troops to press on, aiding casualty evacuation. he continues to serve in Viet Nam.

Logan Logan County 1St Infantry Viet Nam Ronald L. Beckett Guy T. Beckett O. H. Gresham Beckett

Navy issues 4750 in victim relief after Chesapeake Bay crash

The Navy paid 4750 in checks to six people harmed by Monday night collision of two Marine jets near Buckroe Beach. Joseph Gallant’s wife and baby son died. payments ranged to 250 for other hardship cases. Two crews ejected. one jet crashed into homes, burning 109 buildings and 20 cars as naval lawyers reviewed damage.

Hampton G AP Navy Joseph Gallant Naval Public Information AGA Chesapeake Bay Bay Buckroe Beach

Barbour Tot Died In Car Fire Near Junior WV

A four year old boy Bobby Leon Smith and his three year old sister Cathy Lou Smith died in a fire while playing in an abandoned car on the Kenneth Harris farm in Barbour County near Junior West Virginia. Police said the children were among 250 junked cars and may have started the blaze with matches.

W. Va Barbour County Bobby Leon Smith Cathy Lou Smith Bradford Smith Kenneth Harris

Ex-Dodd aide claims mission was cover for trip

James P. Boyd Jr says the German trip to aid Julius Klein was a cover for other aims, challenging Dodd's attorney and testifying during the Senate ethics probe. The hearing examines misconduct charges against Sen. Dodd as details about Klein and Erhard surface.

Washington Thomas J. Dodd Connecticut Dodd Klein Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Sennett Boyd Bogdan Stashinsky Stashinsky Bipartisan David Martin Martin Konrad Adenauer Ludwig Erhard Silent Puffing Benjamin R. Fern Bipartisan Committee Erhard Gen. Klein

Daring Navy pilot downs MIG amid fuel scare and danger

A damaged F8 Crusader with near empty fuel tanks shot down a Communist MIG 17 near Haiphong during a 20 minute air battle. The pilot, unnamed initially, fired a Sidewinder missile from low altitude after a dogfight, securing a dramatic kill as rescue operations continued for others.

Saigon South Viet Nam Hanoi Hancock Navy Red Haiphong

Privacy in reverse at Arlington Public Health Service building

An Arlington office worker, among 900 who saw a rear glass wall exposed to a busy highway, described the pane as reverse privacy. Workers later coated the glass with paint, rectifying the problem after the incident came to light.

Arlington Public Health Service

Nuckols Arrested on Assault Count Near Baltimore

Maryland House of Delegates member William J Helms accused Beckley West Virginia resident Jack A Nuckols of accosting him with a gun in a restaurant near Baltimore The arrest followed a pursuit and the suspect was held on a 1203 bond with a July 1 trial date in Odenton Peoples Court Nuckols previously faced a 10 year sentence for falsifying state records as motor vehicles commissioner.

Charleston Maryland House of Delegates Jack A. Nuchols Beckley W. Va Baltimore Nuckols Anne Arundel County Associated Press Beckley Insurance Company West Virginia Motor Vehicles Jack A. Nuckols John Erbe Anne Arundel Helms Odenton Peoples Court

40 Year Term Meted In Rape

Raymond Honesty 22 of Fairfax was sentenced in Pulaski County for four charges including rape of a Dublin woman. Judge Harman ordered 40 years total with sentences running concurrently on most counts. Honesty had escaped from a road gang in 1965 and was on parole for breaking and entering.

Pulaski Raymond Honesty Fairfax State Dublin J. M. Harman Jr Honesty Radford

Richlands Receives $111,600 Grant for Water Expansion

The Economic Development Administration approves a $111,600 federal grant to Richlands in Tazewell County Virginia to expand the water system. Town will add $74,400 for a total $186,000 project to double treatment capacity to 1,000,000 gallons daily. Construction could start soon with bids, aiming for mid 1967 completion.

The Economic Development Administration Richlands Tazewell County Jim Cranwell Cranwell Clinch River

Sore Scarred Hero Returns From Viet Nam

Staff Sgt. Jimmie Howard, 36, a Marine who led 17 Leathernecks in repulsing a Viet Cong attack, returns to San Diego with shrapnel wounds and four Purple Hearts. He says he will continue serving, while his wife Teresa and mother Edythe Schnedler welcome him, six children present, at the airport.

San Diego Calif Jimmie Howard Howard Theresa Edythe Schnedler Sperry Iowa

Dust Devil Strikes Huntington Area

A freak whirlwind ripped through a Huntington pool area injuring one woman with a flying deck chair. Water froth and debris, including a bathing suit, were carried to a hillside hundreds of feet away. The U S Weather Bureau called it a dust devil, rare locally, and noted heat and a sudden temperature drop as causes.

Huntington City Aouatics Dave Edwards U.S. Weather Bureau Bureau

Tazewell Firm Strike Settled

General Instrument Corp. of Tazewell Virginia ends production halt after walkout over wage requests. Both management and United Mine Workers Local 15515 District 50 accept federal mediator Paul Yeager proposals. Workers to return on the midnight shift. raise details not officially announced, but rumored at 16 to 25 cents per hour.

General Instrument Corp Tazewell, Va Local District 50 United Mine Workers of America Paul Yeager

Second House Lost In Fire In Bluefield Va

Fire destroyed the residence of Sam McClellan in Bluefield Virginia near Woods and Rodman Streets on Rt 677 damaging his home for a second time this year. Water shortage hampered firefighting as the nearby Joe Watkins home narrowly escaped far greater damage with 13 Virginia Side volunteers responding.

Sam McClellan Bluefield Harry Burton McClellan Rt. 677 Woods Rodman Falls Mills Road Julia Holley Fie Joe Watkins Burton Watkins Virgina Side

Utility Promotion Plan Outlawed by State Commission

The Virginia State Corporation Commission outlawed a utility promotion program that guaranteed customers’ bills would not exceed a set amount. The action comes as SCC investigators review cash payments or allowances given by gas and electric utilities to builders or homeowners who install appliances.

Richmond State Corporation Commission SCC H Lester Hooker

De Gaulle and Brezhnev Discuss New France Soviet Alliance

In Moscow President Charles de Gaulle and Leonid Brezhnev signaled a potential “new alliance” for culture science and progress and agree on Viet Nam policy. They plan space research deals and a broader European security dialogue as De Gaulle embarks on a six day tour of four Soviet cities.

Moscow Charles de Gaulle France Russia Leonid I. Brezhnev Communist Party de Gaulle Viet Nam Brezhnev United States Kremlin East Europe Breahney Paris Europe

Extended Forecast From The Associated Press

Temperatures through Monday will average 35 degrees above normal highs across regions. The period remains warm into Saturday with a cooler Sunday night. Rainfall expected to total less than a quarter inch.

Associated Press

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