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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1965
Page
3
Medical advice covers returning children to school after illnesses, ensuring fever clearance for two days, rest and nourishment needs, and gradual activity. It discusses circulation issues, leg cramps from arterial disease, and bed sore prevention for the elderly, plus cautions against boric acid as a household remedy.
Press secretary for national security adviser Bundy said on television that the administration never expected rapid peace talks. Bundy noted Hanoi aims for Communist control in South Vietnam and warned negotiations would not be easy unless the enemy shifts position. He emphasized that moving from battlefield to peace talks depends on changes in Hanoi's stance.
Bonn seeks to mend Berlin Arab relations after recognizing Israel and amid a U S review of Chancellor Erhard’s tenure. Officials debate handling Middle East ties as Walter Ulbricht era tension surfaces and Viet Nam policy dominates.
The House Un American Activities Committee plans new hearings beginning January 4 focusing on a new southern state after previously probing Klan activity in Virginia and the Carolinas and Georgia. Rep Edwin E Willis chairs the panel as subpoenas prepare for potential witness calls.
In Charleston area news a new car roof lift called the Hoyler Kartop-Lift uses suction cups and drip-cage hooks to lift a person from a wheelchair into a vehicle. Parsley Manufacturing Co. sells the device at 225 Hales More, aiding mobility for handicapped travelers.
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