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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1962
Page
1
The article notes signs of a broader accord between Northern and Southern Democrats, with unity forming ahead of a key vote on the farm bill. It discusses how continued cohesion could determine the administration’s success in securing congressional support and debt-limit considerations, signaling a potential wave of cross-faction votes.
Two teenage boys were injured early Sunday when their car crashed into a Chesapeake and Ohio Railway loading dock in South Charleston. Larry Bright, 15, suffered severe facial injuries, a possible brain concussion, and a fractured nose, later undergoing surgery and improving. Calvin Ray Your, 14, was treated for facial cuts and released. A second accident on U.S. 60 in St. Albans left three children with multiple abrasions after a car struck a utility pole. Authorities were investigating both crashes, with potential charges looming against the underage driver.
Ford Motor Co and United Auto Workers met briefly in Detroit for about two and a half hours but made no progress toward ending the Ohio strike that has halted roughly 50 000 layoffs nationwide. Renewed talks began Friday and will resume today as Ford reports continued work stoppages at Walton Hills and 16 assembly plants.
In Salinas California a 54 year old man who failed to win a date killed the mother of his would be girlfriend wounded the girl and her sister then fatally shot himself leaving Victoria Ferrer hospitalized Theresa Ferrer critically injured and Samuel Ferrer absent. The gunman William Mateo Sahagon a friend of the family shot four times at Mrs Ferrer four times total and died by self inflicted wound after a struggle with the 14 year old brother.
A Marine FJ4B fighter failed to clear a steel fence on landing at Floyd Bennett Naval Air Station in Brooklyn. Pilot Captain Paul H Borgardus escaped unharmed as flames engulfed the aircraft and a nearby unoccupied car. Fire crews quickly contained both fires. cause not immediately known.
About 500 representatives of the coal industry and allied industries registered Sunday for the 45th anniversary convention of the National Coal Assn. which runs through Tuesday.
Liz Taylor and Richard Burton traveled with a group to Capri Italy after attending Ischia film scenes. They were joined by Monica Vitti and director Michelangelo Antonioni during a yacht excursion with Angelo Rizzoli and guests on the picturesque island.
In South Bend Indiana the president of the American Medical Association Dr Leonard W Larsos of Bismarck North Dakota warned that passage of the King Anderson plan would erode medical care quality. He said politically controlled medicine harms medical education training and research and leads to degraded standards across the country.
Chicago authorities discussed an outright stance on enacting compulsory government medicine for the population amid a case where a 13 year old boy, George, killed his mother Catherine Langston with an 8 inch knife while she slept. Police noted motive as a sudden urge. the youth signed a statement. The investigation includes the state’s attorney and reflections on healthcare systems in England versus the United States. The incident left five other children aged 3 to 20 and the father, Fred Draziano, hospitalized after a heart seizure.
Television preview notes Casey repeating a dramatic beat as deputy Barney suspects a crime. The show promises entertaining suspense with quirky lines and action, highlighting Ben Casey’s investigative tone despite garbled OCR.
Readers argue cancellation of Bob Newhart and rescinding shows like Haz El and Joey Bishop Show. They claim TV pleases sophomore tastes, noting Newhart remains under contract with VBC and may appear as a frequent guest on various programs.
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