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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1965

Page

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Inside Communist China A nation reshaped and riven with zeal

The report surveys Shanghai's transformation from underworld grip to socialist pride. It notes poverty reduction, eight hour days, reeducation of prostitutes, universal literacy drives, hygiene posters, and new public health efforts while highlighting pervasive state control, militant indoctrination, and distorted views of the outside world.

Iron Mage Dy & Man Hwang Szechuan San Nanking Road Shanghai China Filn Buria

French Socialists Unify Amid Dalied French Unity Move

The French Socialist party ends internal strife with a unified stance. Gaston Defferre emerges as standard bearer amid negotiations with center and non Communist left groups. The move aims to bolster opposition to President de Gaulle and the regime in Paris.

New York Times Service Charles de Gaulle Paris French Social Ist Gaston Defferre Sadat Sunlay Clichy Sun

Law Held Assassination Block Could Prevent Future Acts

House leaders Hale Boggs and Gerald Ford, both Warren Commission members, said on Sunday that passing a federal law making the murder of a president a federal crime might have prevented President Kennedy’s assassination and would deter future such acts. They argued the law could serve as a strong deterrent.

Washington House Warren Commission Kennedy Hale Boggs D-La Gerald Ford R-Mich

Johnson to Announce Several Judicial Appointments

President Johnson plans multiple federal bench selections this week to allow upcoming appointees to attend a seminar for new judges from June 28 through July 2.

New York Times Service Washington Johnson

Ohioan Celebrates Dream By Attending Funeral

Gerald McKinney, 15 minutes late for his own funeral, rented the County Fairgrounds in Portsmouth Ohio to stage a festive sendoff he long desired. He greeted friends and family and enjoyed the ceremony as a personal celebration rather than mourning.

Portsmouth Ohio Gerald McKinney McKinney

North Vietnam denounces indiscriminate U S bombing

The North Vietnamese foreign ministry charged Sunday that U S planes are indiscriminately bombing nonmilitary targets in North Vietnam, including populated areas, factories and offices. It also accused U S air strikes of exposing President Johnson's alleged lies about bombing only military targets. The statement was broadcast by New China from Peking.

Tokyo Viet Nam U. S U.S North Johnson New China News Agency Peking

Gemini 4 mission nears Atlantic splashdown after 98 hour flight

Astronauts rest and joke aboard the Gemini 4 craft while ground control discusses extending the mission. A computer switch stuck off briefly but was reset from Earth and the crew reported sighting another satellite in their path as Navy recovery ships monitor the descent toward a 1 14 p m splashdown off southeast Florida.

U.S. Navy Gemini Control McDivitt Vin Florida

Dominican Issue No Aid to Reds

In Ecuador, 60 percent illiterate and poverty, the masses show apathy to distant conflicts. Local communists suffer from the Moscow Beijing rift, with pro Moscow elements weakened and unwilling to fight.

Reds Dominican Republic Viet Nam Ecuador Moscow - Peking

Flag Ceremony Sparks Nighttime Hoisting At Base

Airman J C Thomas Voss of Milan Indiana attached a new flag to a line at the base and prepared to hoist it. The Stars and Stripes rose as the Star Spangled Banner played, startling the nearby Soviet 34th Artillery Division troops. The event was not formally announced.

J. C. Thomas Voss Milan Ind

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