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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1967
Page
9
Dorothy Ryan raises funds for St. Mark's Anglican Church in Marylebone London by shortening long skirts. She offers seamstress services at half shop prices, calling it therapy and aid to the church as she earns cash for the restoration fund.
Governor Westmoreland Godwin visited Alexandria for the opening of a Technical Materials Corp plant and a later Tavern Square ceremony. He praised Northern Virginia’s concentration of advanced research firms and Virginia’s highway system and Dulles Airport as factors in industrial growth while urging a balance of tangible progress with traditional values.
Spacecraft observations show the magnetosphere extending about 3,500,000 miles from Earth, forming a protective bubble against high energy solar particles. The finding highlights the reach of Earth's magnetic shield in space.
President Johnson toured two Opportunities Industrialization Centers in Philadelphia and signed a bill extending the life of the Teacher Corps. He praised the program's impact on poverty areas and noted plans to expand its reach. The trip included a view of basic and advanced job training centers founded by Rev. Leon H. Sullivan.
The Delaware & Hudson Railroad petitions the Interstate Commerce Commission to reconsider its order that would have D&H Erie-Lackawanna and Boston & Maine absorbed by Norfolk & Western. A stay is sought amid concerns over stock price at 38.57 per share and potential shareholder tax consequences.
Congress closed for Independence Day with both chambers leaving for a summer recess. The House met at 11 a.m. and adjourned at 2 25 p.m. The Senate began at 10 a.m. and adjourned early at 11 53 a.m. Members head to July 4 celebrations and won’t reconvene until July 10.
The Air Force reports a four stage Trailblazer II rocket launched from Wallops Island Virginia on a Wednesday flight reaching 187 miles altitude. The 65 pound payload reentered the atmosphere at 60 miles up after third and fourth stage propulsion and caused radio and microwave blackout. Cambridge Research Laboratories designed the test to improve radar reentry predictions for antenna placement power and frequency. Also noted Antarctica’s Vinson Massif 16860 feet was first conquered in 1966 by National Geographic sponsored climbers found in 1957.
A New York report cites a research institute proving Preparation H can shrink hemorrhoids in many cases. The drug relieves itching burning and pain quickly and then reduces swelling without narcotics or stinging agents. Tests across major cities and a Midwest center support its efficacy. It lubricates aids bowel movements and soothes irritated tissue with no prescription needed.
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