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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1968
Page
3
Pulitzer prize AP correspondent charts the Vietnam war status after six years covering ground from the Mekong Delta to the DMZ. He interviews senior American and Vietnamese officials to assess current conditions and future prospects.
Vietnam’s war coverage notes North Vietnam’s conventional push near Saigon and allied casualties while a consumer advisory discusses galvanized wire fencing quality. The article favors Class 3 hot dip galvanizing for durability and outlines labeling and standards by ASTM and USA Standards Institute.
David A. Lovejoy 16 of Hamlin won the Governor's Trophy as outstanding camper at Camp Dawson's 45th Youth Leaders Camp ending Saturday. Sponsored by Post 111 American Legion, the 10 day encampment was run by the West Virginia National Guard and closed with Brig. Gen. Gene H. Williams presenting the trophy. Also noted were Danny R. Gaither 17 winning best military aptitude and Gary A. Carden earning the marksmanship award.
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller meets Texas delegates amid reports that Sen. John Tower may back Richard Nixon next week. Rockefeller tours HemisFair and addresses a Latin American group as Tower weighs a public Nixon endorsement.
A kitchen tip explains softening lemons by rolling between palms before squeezing. It suggests an alternative method using a cutting board and one palm to roll.
The Valley Gospel Mission in Abbs Valley hosts a revival beginning July 7 at 7 30 led by Rev Dewey Lacy. A program titled The Gate presented by The Lily Grove Baptist Church is set for Saturday July 20 at 7 30. Everyone is welcome with Rev Joe Gillespie as pastor.
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