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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
13
Compact list references WSAZ WOAY WCYS WHIS Huntington Oak Hill Bristol Bluefield WWCHS Roanoke WSLS and TSDS screens noting channel lineups and program snippets in a regional guide style. The fragment highlights station call letters and city markers without detailed schedule data.
Broadway program listing titled Best of Broadway airs from 8 to 9 PM featuring Finnians Rainbow. This schedule item notes a nightly broadcast block with a mix of shows.
Daytime lineup changes include Make Room For Daddy at 10 00 Say When at 12 00 Woman's World at 1 00 Loretta Young Theatre at 2 00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 4 30 featuring Morey Amsterdam and the J s Jamie vocal group. 7 00 Battleline covers Midway details with Yorktown and sub commander accounts. 7 30 The Wreck of the Mary Deare stars Gary Cooper and Charlton Heston. 9 00 My Three Sons involves Steve and a high school paper plot. 10 00 Burke s Law features Frankie Laine in a murder case. 11 30 Tonight Starring Johnny Carson with Eva Gabor Trini Lopez Jack Albertson and June Valli.
In Vientiane Laos Communist forces mass 17 battalions with artillery for an attack on 3000 neutralist troops guarding a road to Luang Prabang. Souvanna Phouma vows resistance amid poor weather halting Pathet Lao air strikes. U.S. supplied bombers engage, movements show North Vietnamese support, and Muong Soui’s fate could hinge on the battle.
Vintage advertisement for Marian Martin and Laura Wheeler pattern leaflets offering printed sewing patterns with sizes, yardage details, and prices. Includes order instructions, mailing options, and a promotion for a 1964 Needlecraft Catalog featuring over 200 designs and 16 complete quilt patterns.
The Starcevics in Vancouver British Columbia faced a house fire Friday night that destroyed their two story home. Their 16 year old son George who is bedbound due to muscular dystrophy escaped safely by riding the family elevator from his second floor bedroom minutes before flames engulfed the residence. The parents said every saved penny for the elevator was worth it.
Belgium and Luxembourg imported 424 million dollars of goods from the United States last year while U S purchases totaled 398.8 million dollars.
A series of bridge quiz questions with South hand holdings and recommended bids. Each scenario explains strategic aims, from exploring slam possibilities to signaling strength and guiding partner action, emphasizing control of leads and correct contract choices.
A reader argues that well meaning do-gooders differ from medical quacks who profit from cures. Examples include home remedies for knee arthritis and hot water treatments. The column notes caution, urging sensible limits and professional medical input when self help fails.
Eighty four students enrolled at Triangle Bible School with Mrs. Lewis Eaton as principal. Department leaders include Mrs. Frank Strader Jr and Patty Smith in Junior High. Mrs. A M Williams and several Misses in Juniors. Mrs. Stuart Sadler and others in Juniors. Mrs. Lewis Eaton and Lara Robertson in Primary. Betty Sadler, Mary Lewis Eaton, Margaret Stafford and Charlotte Johnson in Kindergarten. Rev Arnold M Williams, pastor, led daily worship services.
A broad setter style puzzle list featuring clues for across and down entries. Includes varied topics from people like Rusk to places such as Sault Ste. Marie and Kamloops, with general terms covering objects, actions, and descriptors.
A reader asks how to handle neighbors gift expectations after a 12 year old mowed a lawn for free and was paid two dollars. Abby answers suggestively about charity and thrift. A second anecdote recalls a father solving roaming chickens by piercing kernels and threading them to a chicken's claw.
Abby recounts a humorous note on a threat to keep a speaker home and how birds with messages looked ridiculous. A parable about corn power follows with a 1905 memory of a mother soaking bread crusts in corn liquor to deter neighbors' chickens, a cheap hint versus lawyers, ending with no more yard chickens.
A foundation stone was laid for a cloister for Carmelite nuns at Dachau just outside the grounds of the former concentration camp. The new site will be known as the Cloister of Atonement.
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