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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1966

Page

6

Moore Installed As New President Jaycee Of Month Named

Robert W. Moore of WHIS TV Bluefield was installed Jaycees president at the inaugural ball at the Brier Club on East Cumberland Road. John Biggs of Rish Equipment Co. was named Jaycee of the Month for June and a new project starts.

John Biggs Bluefield Greater Bluefield East Cumberland Road Eddie McQuail Biggs Ray Williford Moore Jaycee Robert W. Moore Whistv Greater Bluefield Jaycees Rish Equipment Co Shields Dave Shields On Satterfield Jim W. Bailey Jack

Ex-Princeton Man Dies in Virginia Car Crash

Donald Eugene Thompson 20 formerly of Princeton and later of 124 Mace St Manassas Park Virginia was killed at 11 p m Friday in a two vehicle head on collision near Manassas Virginia He had recently gone to Virginia to work for Woodbridge Clay Co at Manassas He is survived by his wife Zanna Haynes Thompson a son Evan E Thompson his parents James and Mary C Thompson and a sister Linda of Princeton

Donald Eugene Thompson Princeton Mace St Manassas Park Manassas Virginia Woodbridge Clay Co Kimbell McDowell County Zanna Haynes Thompson Evan E. Thompson James Mary C. Thompson Linda

South Carolina Eyes Light Vote in Runoff Primary

In Columbia A light statewide vote is expected as South Carolina holds runoff Democratic primaries. Five Black candidates contest local offices including four General Assembly seats with Virgil Dimery facing La Nue Floyd for Williamsburg Senate. Royster and Busbee seek education and Mills and Quzts duel for comptroller.

Columbia S. C South Carolina General Assembly Comptroller General Superintendent of Education Senate William B. Royster Curlie B. Busbee Cayce Henry Mills William C. Quzts Williamsburg Clarendon Virgil Dimery Kingstree la Nue Floyd

Heavy demand for graduates strains local school output

A speaker cites shortages at major firms including Union Carbide C&P IBM and AT&T. Firms sought up to 200 graduates but secured only a few, signaling a persistent gap between demand and school output for Spartanburg based Chemical Corp and others.

Union Carbide C&p IBM American Telephone and Telegraph Washington, D.C

Government Spending Helps Private Enterprise, Survey Finds

A special survey shows public support for the private enterprise system remains strong as government spending grows. Eight in ten oppose government manufacture, liking profits and jobs from private business. Respondents react to practical economics, not ideology, with concerns over railroads, shipyards, and utilities shaped by regional and personal interests.

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Lutherans In Liberty Debate At Liberty Convention

At the biennial Lutheran Church in America convention in Kansas City a resolution on religious liberty was debated and sent back to the Board of Social Ministry for reconsideration. Delegates discussed Amish liberty, anti semitism, and Protestant and international religious freedom with questions about Christian Scientists and education rights. A motion to have the board prepare a study on the denomination’s stance, including nonreligious choices, was approved for the 1968 session. Dr Edmund F Wagner received the first Servant of God medal.

Kansas City Lutheran Church In America Board of Social Ministry Cific United States Spain Europe Canada Edmund F. Wagner New York Wagner United Lutheran Church In America

Sea Yields Three Abundant Minerals Salt Magnesium Bromine

The sea furnishes major quantities of three minerals common salt magnesium and bromine.

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