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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1966

Page

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Mother and baby survive Mt St Helens plane wreck

In a two day ordeal on Mt St Helens, Karla Little, 25, and her 2 month old daughter Laurie endured frostbite and a collapsed lung after a Mooney plane crash that claimed Karla’s father Grant Erickson and stepmother Dolly. An Army helicopter located the wreckage and rescued them as the family traveled from Seattle toward Norwalk California for a golden anniversary celebration.

Seattle Wash Karla Little Mt. St. Helens Loren Little University of Washington Little Associated Press Portland Inlaws Longview Pital

Mrs. Dodd Faces Ethics Hearing Over Rugs and Gifts

Senate Ethics Committee resumes hearings on Grace Dodd and Senator Thomas J. Dodds alleged ties to Julius Klein. Testimony centers on three Oriental rugs in the Dodds home and possible gifts tied to a 1964 Germany trip. Also scrutinized are fund raising dinners and related column claims.

Washington Thomas J. Dodd Grace Dodd Connecticut Senate Ethics Committee O'Hare Dodds Georgetown Dodd John F. Sonnelt Gerald Zeiler Norris Cotton R-N.h Germany Klein David Martin Zeiller Marjorie Carpenter Pearson Anderson Chicagoan Eugene McCarthy Dminn John Sherman Cooper R-Ky Cooper

Thousands End Trek In Orderly Rally

Thousands of flag waving African Americans and a few whites gathered in Jackson Mississippi for a civil rights march ending with a quiet rally. James Meredith led, joined by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other leaders, as police and National Guardsmen protected the Capitol grounds. Meredith denounced white supremacy and urged Gov. Johnson and President Johnson to confront the issue, noting his own shooting early in the march.

Associated Press Jackson Miss Mississippi Hearly Guard Capitol James H. Meredith Martin Luther King Meredith Mardith America Paul B. Johnson Johnson NAACP National Colored People

Inside Abby Add Years and Classified Listings

A compact read through various page items including Abby notes on years, classified briefs, comics by Dennis, an editorial, and listings touching on Goren, Princeton, and Society topics.

Abby Dennis Editorial Goren Princeton Society

Family Of 6 Dies In Light Air Crash At Barnstable

A private single engine Beechcraft Bonanza crashed while landing at Barnstable Municipal Airport in Hyannis mass killing a father Dr Arthur T Lugino 41 and mother Ruth 45 of Los Angeles and their four children Catherine 18 Victoria 14 Craig 12 and Sandra 8. Witness Merrill Bookstein 24 saw the craft plummet into woods about a half mile from the runway and rescue crews were guided to the scene by Bookstein and pilot Tony Alesi of SouthYarmouth. Three victims died at the scene and three died later at Cape Cod Hospital.

Hyanns Mass Barnstable Municipal Arthur T. Lugino Ruth Los Angeles Calif Eldren Catherine Victoria Craig Sandra Bookstein Tony Alesi South Yarmouth Thomas J. Harrington St. Francis Xavier Church Cape Cod Hospital

Tragedy In Bartley Drowns 8YearOld Pauline Davis

An eight year old girl, Pauline Davis of Bartley, drowned in Dry Fork near her home while her sister Christine Davis, 12, was rescued and revived. Their mother was hospitalized in shock as a mine rescue team found Pauline and she was pronounced dead at Stevens Clinic.

McDowell County Bartley McDowell County Sheriff's Department Pauline Davis Charles Davis Christine Davis William Stinson Pocahontas Stevens Clinic Welch Davis Welch Emergency Hospital Fanning Funeral Home

Assembly Bills Go Into Effect

Virginia lawmakers implement most measures from the 1956 General Assembly with July 1 as the start for appropriations. Statewide sales tax collections begin two months after, teacher pay scales rise, workmen's compensation and unemployment benefits increase, and new park funding plus a $100 million capital outlay drive are approved. Driving age rises to 16, drunk driving penalties tighten, uninsured motorist fees rise, and a new child abuse reporting duty for clinicians is enacted.

Richmond General Assembly

Fire destroys part of Intermont Laundry in Narrows

A late Saturday fire at Inter mont Laundry Narrows Virginia started in a storage area for deliveries and trucks. The blaze damaged part of the building a truck and contents with losses estimated in the high thousands. Firefighters from Narrows Rich Creek and Pearisburg kept the fire from spreading to the dry cleaning plant office and chemical storage areas.

Intermont Narrows E. Mac Tabor Insurance Adijustors Rich Creek Pearisburg

AMA Cheers As Nixon Urges Medicare Fight

Former Vice President Richard M Nixon won a standing ovation at the AMA convention in Chicago as he urged physicians to enter politics to fight the Medicare program. He warned of a one party Congress and urged tax credits for industry training and broader political involvement by doctors. The AMA president echoed calls for physicians to run for office to roll back socialist trends and defend freedom worldwide.

Chicago Richard M. Nixon American Medical Association State Medical Society Congress Viet Nam AMA James Z. Appel Lancaster

First National Names Jackson And Wilkinson

Basil L. Jackson becomes president of the First National Bank of Bluefield succeeding Ernest G. Otey who died of a heart condition. Richard W. Wilkinson is named executive vice president. The board cited their banking experience and leadership to assure smooth operation of Bluefield’s largest financial institution. Jackson, 42, a Portsmouth, Virginia native, began at Bank of Pocahontas in 1955 and rose to cashier, later serving as executive VP at Mercer County Bank and president there in 1963. He also led the Southwest Virginia Bank at Pocahontas and held numerous civic positions. He is a Virginia Tech graduate and worked with Ford and accounting firms earlier in his career.

Basil L. Jackson First National Bank of Bluefield Ernest G. Otey Richard W. (Buzzy) Wilkinson Spokiesmen Jackson Portsmouth Bank of Pocahontas Southwest Virginia National Bank Mercer County Bank Princeton Bluefield Chamber of Commerce Bluefield Princeton Idustrial Foundation, Inc Pocahontas Lions Club Ford Motor Co Norfolk John Heins and Co Certified Public Accountants

Woman Dies In Wythe Wreck In Wytheville Crash

Joe Shelia Marie Dwyer twenty three of Memphis Tennessee died after a two car collision in Wytheville Wythe County Virginia at 1030 a m Sunday. She was driver of a 1995 compact car colliding with a 1958 Lincoln sedan driven by Frederick R Gentry Bristol Tennessee. Dwyer died an hour later at Wytheville Hospital. Occupants of the Lincoln were not identified. Trooper M W Killet investigated.

Shelia Marie Dwyer Memphis Tenn Wytheville Wythe County Frederick R. Gentry Hale St Bristol Main Street Wytheville Hospital M. W. Killet

Drownings Across Bluestone Dam Area Over Weekend

An eight year old girl from Bartley McDowell County drowned while wading near Dry Fork. In Summers County James Edward Johnson 21 sank after diving at Bluestone Reservoir. Lonnie Cook 22 Fall Rock drowned in Bluestone River. Jerry Collins 11 Craigsville drowned while water skiing at Sutton Reservoir.

Associated Press McDowell County Nicholas County Summers County Paline Davis Bartley Christine Hinton James Edward Johnson Brooks Bluestone Reservoir Johnson Bluestone Dam Bluestone River Lonnie E. Cook Fall Rock Lawrence G. Hanna Jim Summersville Jerry Collins Craigsville Sutton Reservoir Collins Brock Run

Protest Breaks Up As Catholics Rally In Warsaw

In Warsaw police using truncheons broke up a 1,000 strong Catholic demonstration marching toward the Communist Party headquarters. Civil violence flared briefly at Nowy Swiat and Oly Cross streets with helmeted officers charging a largely young crowd. One woman and child were seen hit by rubber clubs as protesters regrouped and dispersed.

Warsaw Poland Communist Party Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski Nowy Swiat Oly Cross

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Mirs Erickson Longview Hospital Karla Ericksons Mrrs Little and Laurie Norwalk Mrs Ray Erickson Mrs. Dodd Aftr Klein Europe Drew Pearson Jack Anderson Assembly Nixon Medicare House Senate Appel Jackson and Wilkinson Basil L, Jackson R. W Buzzy) Wilkinson Wythe Joe Donna Danzer el Monte California Conatra Costa Charlene Dallas Danville Donna
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