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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1967
Page
5
Former State Police Sutt. W. E. Burchett and successor Col. T. A. Welty head a list of attendees for the 12th annual convention of retired State Police veterans at the State Police Academy INSTITUTE West Virginia on Sunday June 25.
Washington AP The House sent the rail strike proposal to conference to resolve Senate House differences. Senate named conferees Wednesday and backed Johnson's compulsory settlement plan. House favored a 90 day no strike extension that lapsed Monday. Conferees include Harley Staggers John Dingell Brock Adams J J Pickle Daniel Ronan Samuel Devine Glenn Cunningham and Dan Kuykendall.
The South Carolina Insurance Commission will discuss a proposed change to automobile insurance rates for motorists aged 16 to 25. The plan, requested by two rate-setting associations, would implement a sliding scale by age, with higher rates for younger drivers and lower for older ones, aiming to align premiums with accident probabilities without altering total revenue.
Glenn Stewart 34 tried to shoot his mother Inez Stewart 53 at 800 West 28th St Richmond after setting curtains ablaze in the two story house. Firefighters contained the blaze and found Stewart dead in the basement while his mother was hospitalized after leaping from a first floor window.
Wheeling AP reports Marine Pfc. Joseph R. Klug 20 of Tria delphia died in Vietnam actions. Klug enlisted early 1965 after graduating McKinley High School Wheeling. His parents Mr and Mrs Herman P Klug were notified.
Henry B. Montague, chief postal inspector, said the Post Office Department is weighing a mail fraud case filed by Robert M. Shelton of Tuscaloosa Alabama, imperial wizard of the United Klans of America. The case centers on a disputed deposition letter and demands that dues go to Kenneth Murrell, amid questions of a nonexistent committee.
Three transfers recorded Thursday at Mercer County Clerk's Office Princeton list Frank and Beatrice Nelson et al to Raymond and Mary Shaw for a Lilly Grove Addition tract at Princeton, $1 850 Harry and Najla Hamden to City of Princeton Lot 45 Lily Homesites Addition, $100 and Geraldine C Taylor and John S Taylor Jr to P J and Mary O Long for a West Main Street Princeton tract, $2 400
Bertrand Russell marks his 95th birthday with a thoughtful remark about aging as the first half of life ends. The famed philosopher contemplates legacy, time, and the future while reflecting on years of intellectual work.
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