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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1966
Page
10
Television schedule notes list WSAZ Huntington WOAY Ock Hill Bristol WHIS Bluefield and WCHS Charleston with program labels and time references. The fragmented items mention Roanoke and other stations indicating a regional viewing map.
A segment shows Sergeant Saunders teaching a young soldier a sharp fighting lesson leading to the GI earning a Silver Star and a Distinguished Service Cross. The program then cuts to Dr. Kildare with a feud over nurse Zoe Lawton, followed by a Martin and Lewis comedy and Perry Mason crossover hints.
The Bluefield Community Center week plan lists events including a 1:30 p.m. Children’s Arts and Crafts class taught by Mrs Panzen Jones on Tuesday. On Wednesday a noon Mid-Week Bridge game is held. Girl Scout Troop 287 led by Mrs Irene Harris, Mrs Jones, and Sandra Eaglish meets at 3:30 p.m. Friday features Courts of Colanthe at 5 p.m.
An old Arab tradition places Al Qurnah in southeastern Iraq on the Tigris as the approximate site of the Biblical Garden of Eden. The claim ties a local town to a landmark biblical location.
In New York trading on Monday the stock market fell sharply with most losses arriving in the final half hour. Early gains cooled as investors reeled from broad selloffs and lower futures that weighed on sentiment throughout the session.
U S stock list shows mid day rally fading as analysts note possible loan-rate increase. Airlines and aircrafts lead declines with Douglas Aircraft off 7 points after a quarter loss. Dow Jones industrials fall 8.19 to 886.97 and the A P 60-stock average drops 1.6 to 319.3 as volume wanes.
The Daily Telegraph advertises Printed Pattern 9227 for Misses sizes 10 to 20 with yardage and mailing costs, plus Pattern 304 by Laura Wheeler for a patchwork TV turtle cushion. It promotes a 1966 Needlecraft Catalog with free patterns and quilt books, detailing prices and mailing addresses in New York.
In Richmond area district three Negroes won a city council seat, prompting Byrd supporters to mail a letter urging conservative voters to back Harry F. Byrd Jr. The campaign note quotes an editorial from the News Leader and was sent to about 25 000 people. Byrd faces Armistead L. Booth in the July 12 Democratic primary.
New York market totals show approximately 5 250 000 in stocks and 3 920 000 in bonds for the day with American stocks at 1 800 000. The AP tally notes overall brisk activity across equities and debt instruments.
Wyoming ranks second in uranium production, fifth in oil, and ninth in natural gas. The state’s coal deposits are estimated to have enough capacity to power the entire United States for 300 years.
A dense collection of across and down clues with varied wordplay and definitions. It includes several proper nouns such as names and places, multiple linguistic hints, and references to historical terms. The list appears as a structured puzzle worksheet with many fragmented entries and partial solutions.
Readers challenge Dr Steinerohn about his highway safety remarks. A deaf driver asserts safety and invites proofs, while a Missouri counselor argues deaf drivers are capable. A 66 year old man seeks medical advice for an inguinal hernia with surgery recommended to prevent possible incarceration.
East uncovers a sharp defense in a team match after East overcalls and South supports spades. West bets hearts, leading to a sequence where East holds decisive club and heart plays to set up the defense, swinging the match in favor of their team.
A widow, 37, with a 14 year old son Joel, grew close to a widower and plans to remarry. Joel resents the change, having acted as man of the house and money manager. She seeks guidance on marrying while potentially breaking her son’s heart.
A reader frets as her mother trims a 75 inviting list for high school graduation. The note details a clash over propriety and the right to invite perfect strangers, while others weigh in on judgment and family dynamics during a milestone event.
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