15 Dec 1965
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1965
Page
1
NASA reports Gemini 6 given go for launch at 8 37 am to pursue Gemini 7. Schirra and Stafford ride the craft in a 163000 mile chase with a smooth countdown and planned separation plans.
Reports from Saigon describe Viet Cong activity near Khanh Hoi outpost during Operation Harvest Moon with casualties not matched at the Nha Be facilities. Allied estimates cite about 1,200 enemy killed in seven days of air and ground strikes northeast of Saigon.
University of Wisconsin economist Lampman explains the cost and scope of a negative income tax proposed by Shriver to close the poverty gap. The plan includes a major job program for the unskilled poor with public works and wage guidelines similar to existing Neighborhood Job Corps. In Madison Logan County man Thomas Sheppard was recaptured after escaping Boone County jail, aided by troopers.
A 19 year old, Earl Rees of Burnwell, suffered facial injuries after his car went out of control and plunged over a 15 foot embankment on Paint Creek Road south of Hansford. He was admitted to Charleston General Hospital for observation.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged NATO allies to send doctors and engineers to Viet Nam while avoiding military commitments. He defended U S policy, urged unity against Communist expansion, criticized France over Viet Nam stance, and pressed negotiations with no concessions to Beijing.
In Morgantown a dispute centers on a new germicide proposed to combat tuberculosis in Weston hospitals. Key figures Eleanor Harworth and Carolyn Sue Preston hold leadership roles as officers, with Moreland and Curtis intertwined in bid and purchase discussions. Clarence Johnson is noted for his broader bacterial work and Airkem ties.
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