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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1965

Page

2

84 Marines Die In Airliner Crash At El Toro

An Air Transport Service four engine jet carrying Okinawa bound Marines crashed into a Santa Ana mountain ridge near El Toro California, killing all 84 aboard. The wreckage scattered over a wide area as Marines searched the slopes at dawn. The plane had left McGuire AFB New Jersey en route to Honolulu with a crew of 12 and 72 Marines recently processed at Camp Pendleton. Fliers said the aircraft was not on a normal flight pattern and investigators sought probable cause.

EL Toro Calif Honolulu Camp Pendleton 3Rd Marine Division Okinawa Elmer Park Federal Aviation Agency Viet Nam McGuire Air Force Base N.J Air Force John Andre Korea Los Angeles Santa Ana Mountains Marine Air Station

Bloody clash in San Francisco de Macoris pits civilians against junta forces

In San Francisco de Macoris armed civilians clashed with civilian-military junta forces, killing at least 13 civilians and one officer. The junta claimed eight rebels died and 30 were captured, while a rebel information office cited an early morning battle and reinforcements. The OAS sent Salvador Ortiz to investigate amid cease-fire tensions.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic San Francisco de Macoris Fernando Fermin Junta Information Office Organization of American States Salvador Ortiz U.S. 82Nd Airborne OAS

Millionaire, 46, Weds 16-Year-Old in City Hall Ceremony

Roslyne Rothchild of Rydal, 16, married Charles Dormer, a Shell Oil Co. executive worth about 60 million dollars, in Philadelphia on May 6. Judge Joseph E. Gold officiated, noting the match is valid. Dormer has two daughters from a previous marriage. the bride’s mother arranged the ceremony after a March meeting in London.

Philadelphia London Roslyne Rothchild Rydal Charles Dormer Shell Oil Co Joseph E. Gold Common Pleas Court England

GOP Chief Unruffled By Desk-Rifling Incident

GOP National Chairman Ray Bliss calls the desk rifling episode an internal problem solved and defers on firing details. William Cody Kelly, his aide, faced dismissal over rummaging Kovac desk amid speculation of spying for Barry Goldwater. Kovac claims he alerted media after his desk was entered twice without action.

Washington GOP Ray Bliss Bliss National Committee William Cody Kelly Frank J. Kovac Kelly Kovac Barry Goldwater

Five arrested in pep pill raid near Weirton

Five people including the cafe owners and three waitresses were arrested after a truck stop raid netted 11 000 pep pills. Police found about 6 000 amphetamines at the Country Cottage on Route 22 and 5 000 at the Weirton home of Raymond and Mary Ann Fullum. All charged with possession or sale of dangerous drugs and released on bonds.

Weirton (Ap Hancock County Grand Jury Weirton W. Va Raymond Fullum Mary Ann Martha Highley Sylvia Brandt Rita Jean Shreves

Johnson UN speech condensed by Tass report

Tass in Moscow summarized President Lyndon B. Johnsons UN session address in 11 words while Ghanaian General Assembly President Alex Quaison Sackey dominated the remainder of the World Organization coverage.

Moscow Tass Johnson United Nations Lyndon Johnson United States World Organization General Assembly Alex Quaison Sackey Ghana

Governor to Seek WV Supreme Court Test on Constitutional Convention

Gov Hulett C Smith announced plans to bring a WV Supreme Court challenge on the legality of the 106 delegate convention to draft a new constitution. Atty Gen C Donald Robertson had said the 1965 act is legal though possibly unfair, and the convention would rely on equal representation principles.

Hulett C. Smith Supreme Court West Virginia Atty. Gen C. Donald Robertson Smith Robertson House of Delegates

Viet Nam War Lieutenant Faces Court Martial Over Refusal

The West Point graduate from the Class of 1962 challenged U S policy in Viet Nam and refused an assignment to a Special Forces A team. A U S general court martial led by Col John Beebe reconvened after a brief session with defense counsel. The maximum possible sentence included dismissal, forfeiture of pay, and five years hard labor. The defendant had served in Viet Nam since July 1964 and faced testimony from Lt Col Charles E Spraggins. His father said all he wrote was that he disobeyed a direct order.

West Point U.S Viet Nam John Beebe Los Angeles Conrad Courtney Oak Park Ill Steinke Ft. Bragg N.C Gia Vac Charles E. Spraggins Arlington Saigon Spraggins Stenke Milwaukee Raymond

Saigon Terror Blasts Kill 29 at Floating Restaurant

In Saigon on Friday night two bombs exploded beside the My Canh restaurant on the Sai Gon River killing 29 and wounding about 100. Among the dead were five or six Americans and a French national. The blasts struck near the U S Embassy and followed a Viet Cong raid claim broadcast by Radio Hanoi.

Saigon South Viet Nam U. S My Canh Riverside Boulevard U.S Hanoi Radio Harold George Bennett Perryville Ark Binh Gin

Contract Awarded For Nicholas Park

The U S Army Corps of Engineers awarded contracts for access roads parking areas recreation facilities and a boat launching ramp at Summersville Reservoir in Nicholas County. Bids total $398 759 and went to M L Sowards Construction Co Hurricane and Ralph Burns Paving Co Hillsboro as low bidders.

Huntington U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Summersville Reservoir Nicholas County M. L. Sowards Construction Co Hurricane Ralph Burns Paving Co Hillsboro

Taxpayers Group Threatens Suit Over County Zoning

Mercer County Taxpayers Association plans a court challenge and public demonstrations over county zoning. Attorney Walter V. Ross will assess if the county court violated law by not holding a public vote. Leader Robert Fulcher urged a yes or no referendum or five year pause, warning of large protests if ignored.

Mercer County Taxpayers Association Mercer County Mercer County Health Center Green Valley Robert Fulcher Montcalvo Walter V. Ross Bluefield Fulcher Princeton Bluewell Route 20 Summers County

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