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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
13
Times listed show local viewing hours for WSAZ WOAY WHIS Huntington Oak Hill Bristol Bluefield WwbDBJ WCHS 10 WSLS Roanoke Charleston Roanoke 11 WJHL WHTN Johnson City Huntington with Charleston and Roanoke markets.
The guide lists 7:30 Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea with Seaview on war alert after 25 satellite missiles are mistaken for nuclear weapons. 8:30 No Time For Sergeants shows a surprise party plan halted by Grandpa Anderson’s reluctance. 9:00 The Jonathan Winters Show features Bob and Ray with guests. 10:00 Alfred Hitchcock Hour stars Peter Fonda and Robert Emhardt. 11:30 Tonight Starring Johnny Carson features Frankie Avalon and guests.
The race for the world’s largest atom smashers draws 98 proposals from states counties and individuals. The 200 BEV accelerator could cost 280 million to build and bring national salary and visiting scientist spend to a region. McDaniel says a final choice will come by year end with Johnson approving the site. An aviation of land options across states is led by Ohio and California efforts.
Reader notices advertise pattern 975 crochet jacket sizes 32 to 42 with prices for patterns and mailing. Separate item discusses a proposed atom smasher site with counties offering land and states proposing funding, including Kentucky’s $300 million bond plan, and Atlanta’s cultural boast.
A nonpartisan deputy in Poland's Communist parliament urged direct talks between the government and the Vatican. Stanislaw Stomma of Krakow said since Pope John XXIII, church-state ties have improved within the socialist bloc. He hinted bypassing Cardinal Wyszynski to reach a concordat, a move seen as risky by state officials and some Catholics.
Bond Street once a muddy country lane infested with highwaymen has evolved into London’s premier shopping street. The area’s shift reflects urban development and the rise of luxury retail patterns shaping modern city commerce.
Flattering collar pattern details for Marian Martin labels, urging selection of cotton or linen prints. Mentions sizes and fabric percentages, with requests for mail to Marian Martin and pattern number 341.
A dense list of crossword hints with many entries across and down including topics like Norse god Mexican sandwich and Australian marsupial plus numerous wordplay clues and abbreviations for garden variety crossword solving.
A reader in Casper Wyoming asks Abby whether riding a horse down Main Street in a ribbon should attract attention. Abby cautions against a stunt saying everyone in Casper has seen a horse.
Dear Trouble asks how to handle cash gifts for a soon to be married Air Force couple who will travel often. Abby advises that it is proper to request cash instead of presents and suggests tactful wording to avoid burdening them with unwanted items.
A reader seeks Abby’s view on a fiancé who fixates on other women in public. Abby cautions that such behavior signals deeper issues and suggests continuing to know him, but if he cannot drop the habit, end the engagement to avoid future trouble.
Charles H. Goren presents multiple bridge problem scenarios with vulnerabilities and holdings. Each question asks for the optimal bid, discussing risks, potential scores, and strategic considerations for South or partner, including raises to four hearts or six diamonds and the use of game contracts and inquiry bids.
A reader letter debates prolonging life versus humane withdrawal of care. Doctors wrestle with when to stop aggressive treatments in gravely ill patients, noting hope, compassion, and the risk of prolonging suffering. The author and physician cite personal experience and call for prudent, compassionate decisions.
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