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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
1
Ella Collins sister of the late Malcolm X, president of the Organization of Afro-American Unity, says a 1000 acre upstate New York land purchase is planned for a black community. About 250 Negroes may move there within four months as part of a 10 year program.
Cape Kennedy prepares to launch eight military communications satellites aboard a Titan 3 rocket. The 109 pound beachball shaped craft will orbit near the equator, linking ground points up to 10 330 miles apart. After initial maneuvers the satellites will drift to fixed orbits around the globe. The mission aims to improve coded military messaging between Washington Viet Nam and strategic bases while complicating enemy tracking.
Huntington Marshall University President Stewart H. Smith said a planned July meeting with West Virginia University officials would focus on inter institution relationships and communications. Neither side has commented on a joint graduate center.
Princeton officials learn that a 1.6 million federal grant funds a new 100 bed community hospital on the former Princeton airport site. The project totals 2.7 million with 70 percent federal backing and no start date set. St. Louis convention notes Charles Webb of Local 2001 will attend the union meeting June 30 to July 24 in St. Louis.
President Johnson urged hospitals and medical groups to lead strong Medicare compliance to avoid discrimination stalls. He warned that civil rights violations could block elderly access and warned of rising costs from unused services as the program begins July 1. Gardner and AMA officials cited 5,947 of 7,548 hospitals cleared for compliance and predicted community pressure would push the rest into line.
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