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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
8
Local television listings for July 25 1963 show time slots from WOAY Oak Hill WDBJ Roanoke WCHS Charleston and Huntington stations TD provide evening program blocks with station call letters and city references for viewers in Huntington Charleston Roanoke and Oak Hill.
New York reports rail and aircraft shares leading a brisk rally Monday while overall markets show a mixed pattern. The averages split in interpretation as trading paused for other sectors.
The market shows more declines than advances with key issues moving in fractional changes. Steels, Motors, Oils and Tobacco rise while Steels, Motors, Electronics, Chemicals and Building Materials ease. Dow falls 2.36 to 718.42, volume 3.72 million. Gainors include Electronic Specialty, Hardeman, Mean Johnson, Occidental Petroleum and Technicolor. losers include Draper, Edo, Giannini, Kawecki Chemical, Paddington and Syntex.
TV guide recap of Channel 6 evening schedule with notes on Leave It To Beaver rerun time change and summer slot, Laramie episode with Jess Harper, Empire feature The Four Thumbs Story, Dick Powell Theatre The Judge, J F K European Trip telecasts from Hanau to Frankfort, and Tonight program guests.
Discussion on the phrase tin horn gambler tracing to early Western games and Fiorello LaGuardia’s usage. Also includes a brief AP market summary with Monday stock and bond totals and wholesale price index figures for 35 commodities.
A promotional notice describes a breezy eyelet bodice pattern for warm weather with easy sewing steps and multiple sizes. It also advertises free pattern catalogs, coupon offers, and mail order details from Daily Telegraph pattern departments in New York.
Chicago traders saw steady speculative demand across feed grains and soybeans while prices ended firmer. Wheat and rye weakened as harvest activity and hedge selling expanded, with corn and oats posting notable gains and July contracts reflecting modest shifts.
Butcher hogs sold to 18.75 per hundredweight as the 5,000 head offering showed steady to higher prices. Sows topped 15, slaughter steers moved at 24 with prime and high grades at 22 to 23.50, while heifers eased to 21-23.25 and bulls held 19-20.50.
West faced tight choices on lead and faced a forced end play after North's takeout double over one club. South built the game with hearts and careful play, drawing trump and using endplay to threaten West's remaining suits, finally forcing South to win the tenth trick.
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Dears DEAR ABBY letter criticizes the suggestion to twirl spaghetti with a fork in a hollow spoon. The response mocks the method with a colorful simile, calling the practice trivial and fanfare.
Readers debate fork and spoon use for spaghetti with Abby and Velia defending practicality. Abita Van Burenio and Giorgio Giannese from Florence provide contrasting Italian etiquette views on the correct method.
The Pentagon in Virginia, completed in 1934, covers 34 acres and cost about 83 million dollars. It stands as the world’s largest office building.
Dear Abby reports replies from leading Italian restaurants in Los Angeles about how customers eat spaghetti. Patrone's La Scalla Villa Nova Gizzari's and Frascati's all favor a fork and large spoon. The writer notes a looming warning from Marion about a world at risk.
A letter from a reader asks for guidance on alcohol and smoking abuse and potential cirrhosis. Dr Steinerohn urges reading his leaflets How to Stop Killing Yourself and How To Stop Killing Yourself to recognize self harm and consider reform, with contact details for requests.
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