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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
3
Fragmented forecast items describe western Pennsylvania and Kentucky conditions with cloudy periods cool spells and above average high temperatures. Mentions possible thunderstorms in Kentucky and general light winds with no significant changes expected.
Washington interviews show Democratic and some Republican members unhappy with Johnson on Vietnam and the Dominican affair. They fault poor consultation and perceived executive overreach while noting some moderates support his stance. Rusk is criticized by subordinates for weak corrective influence.
London dispatch notes Prime Minister Harold Wilson seeks survival of his Labour government with plans to delay steel nationalization and shelve other controversial measures. Indications point to a tight parliamentary week as Senate reapportionment battles loom and judiciary hearings unfold.
U S officials say Fidel Castro may have a bigger sugar harvest this year but Cuba faces a sharp drop in sugar prices. The world market slump could cost Havana over 100 million dollars in 1965 despite weather favorable to the crop.
Singer Judy Garland was admitted to UCLA Medical Center’s neuro psychiatric Institute with an emotional upset. The 43 year old was taken by ambulance from her Brentwood home after a rash from an allergic drug reaction.
United States advisers faced heavy Viet Cong fire near the Dong Xoai district as three armored cars were pinned by .50 caliber guns. Paratroopers retreated, helicopter evacuations followed, with 19 U.S. advisers and crewmen dead or missing and 15 wounded. Officials cited fragmentary reports on Vietnamese casualties.
The News People Daily reports a Chinese broadcast denouncing Khrushchev revisionism and detailing a split within the Soviet leadership. It notes Nikita Khrushchev’s removal and replacement by other leaders, while urging continuation of anti revisionist struggle and signaling foreign policy maneuvers in Washington London and Paris.
A St Albans man died in a house fire, the residence rented from Barker Real Estate Co. He was a painter and TV repairman and member of Mount Vernon Baptist Church. Surviving are his widow Norma, children Robert Troy Pamela Rachel all at home, father Seward of Teays, brothers Paul of South Charleston and Vernon of Teays, sister Janice Crouse of Teays. Service 2 p.m. Tuesday at Mount Vernon Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Body at Alley and Cas Gorph Funeral Home.
Sybil Burton former wife of actor Richard Burton married Jordan Christopher 24 leader of a singing group the Wild Ones. The ceremony was performed by Criminal Court Judge Harry Serper in the bride's Central Park apartment.
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