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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1965
Page
14
U S Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor left Saigon for Washington after delays caused by local political turmoil. He had no comments for reporters and spoke privately with Deputy Ambassador U Alexis at the airport before his departure for consultations.
A 22 year old Kansas gun enthusiast Duane Pope of Salina is charged with bank robbery and killing three Big Springs Nebraska bank staff. FBI launched a nationwide search describing Pope as dangerous and probably armed after the Friday bank shooting.
Houston reports the twin astronauts, unshaven and crowded by space debris after over three days in space, were given exact times to begin their fiery, homeward return to Earth. The mood remained upbeat despite the strenuous mission and ongoing recovery efforts.
President Johnson used the Catholic University of America commencement to urge Communists to sign for peace. He invited all nations to reason together, declare an open door, and welcome peace at the table of man. He urged a global halt to war and reconciliation.
News analysis from Quito notes the Dominican crisis dampening leftist extremism in Latin America. It argues U S actions in Santo Domingo bolster anti communist sentiment regionally while exposing weak communist maneuvering and failed attempts to incite violence. The piece cites Ecuador as a case where Havana linked extremism shows little effect so far.
Berlin reports a dramatic late night where a flag was raised signaling a defiant act as special correspondent John Koehler describes lights flashing and tense scenes in the face of communist presence.
New York police charged a Harlem couple with slaying Paul Jung during a $40 robbery after admitting narcotics use. The menacing case tied to a brutal assault and a possible weapon, while authorities offered few details on how the arrests were made.
The State Human Rights Commission opened an informal inquiry into a Putnam County murder case involving Indians, Negroes and whites. The 20 year old Martiar d Dickerson was killed with a knife during a confrontation among three carloads of Putnam Countians and a camp of Cherokee Indians at Midway. The inquiry aims to determine if racism influenced the incidents.
A Logan County man, Rogee Thomas Farmer, 21, of Volyn, was killed in a wreck on a side road near Dehue Sunday when a vehicle left the road and struck a cliff. Two Cleveland men, Gary Branhan and Eugene Jusiter, were injured. Farmer was to be inducted into the Army Thursday and had returned home before leaving again. Funeral arrangements were being made as details surfaced.
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