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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
21
Listings fragment shows WB affiliate identifiers in Charleston and nearby markets with network affiliations NBC CBS ABC and local station names Bluesfield NBC.
TV listings preview diverse shows with a focus on The Berkeley Rebels documentary about student leaders at California University. Highlights include Lucy show guest stars Julie Andrews and Bob Hope, and a late night lineup featuring The Righteous Brothers, Ivan Tors, Julia Meade, and host Joey Carson.
Mrs Hulett Smith leads the West Virginia Head Start effort inspecting federal surplus food including flour lard dried milk and peas to prepare 14 000 impoverished children in 41 counties. Teachers and workers begin training at West Virginia University and officials plan summer delivery to schools.
Sunday police sought a driver of a foreign model Chevrolet after a hit and run on Connell Road. A 1500 block fence was damaged and four people received minor injuries including Gerald B. Tinsley and Lois Carol Tinsley. Total damage was about $1000.
A Dunbar youth Charley Underwood faces unarmed robbery charges after a purse snatching on Washington Street. Ada Laton reported her wallet with $3 stolen. Larry Frazier, 19, chased the suspect and recovered the pocketbook near Seventh Avenue and 24th Street.
CLARKSBURG AP The Rolland Glass Co plant near Clarksburg will start by recalling 300 workers with a midnight report for Sunday. The layoff began with a March 1964 strike and only some glass will flow by Monday morning as complete staffing returns will take several days.
The Public Service Commission will hear testimony today on Mon ongahela Power Company's application for a change in street lighting rates and budget billing for commercial customers. The utility says the new rates would reduce municipal street lighting revenue from 61 customers by about 14000 dollars.
Bridge expert Goren answers a sequence of questions on bidding and handling, discussing the logic behind opening shifts in third seat, responses to five clubs, heart weaknesses, and implications of partner signals. The piece parses typical missteps and aims to guide readers toward prudent contracts while noting the variability of hand strength and partner expectations.
A robust production of William W Pratt's temperance drama "Ten Nights in a Barroom" plays aboard the show boat Rhododendron at the city levee with the towboat Thelina Ann rechristened Mary Alice in a ceremony led by Gov. Smith's wife. Local college students perform with zest as the flotilla crowd cheers.
Two young boys were injured in separate Sunday accidents. Steve Crews, 3, of WW112 Virginia St. E, suffered multiple injuries and was admitted in satisfactory condition. Thomas Noone, 7, of 4402 Staunton Ave. SE, fractured a leg when a bicycle was struck by a car. admitted in satisfactory condition.
Washington report by John Herbers outlines HEW efforts under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act to desegregate federally assisted hospitals. Examples show white patients in new segregated facilities and black patients barred from entry, reflecting ongoing resistance despite legal bans.
Charleston firemen report on federal health aid compliance across hospitals amid ongoing investigations. Civil rights officer Robert M. Nash notes gradual progress and cost reductions from integration, while resistance persists in boards and southern facilities. Crump Hospital in Memphis cited as example of changing patient mix.
Princess Sophie of Greece gave birth to her second child a daughter in Madrid at 10:10 a.m. at Nuestra Senora de Larete Clinic. The birth was attended by Juan Carlos and Queen Mother Frederika. the infant becomes the couple's first daughter on the Spanish throne.
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