Rights Movement Regearing is Seen
A fragment notes a rights movement regaining momentum with mentions of land and Uke. The readable text references a first effort or event, though details are unclear.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1967
Page
9
A fragment notes a rights movement regaining momentum with mentions of land and Uke. The readable text references a first effort or event, though details are unclear.
Severe storms ripped through Rapiday Rapid City, damaging homes and several motels. Three people sustained minor injuries and were treated and released from a local hospital. Roofs were torn from multiple buildings including the Town and Country Motel, as investigators and weather officials tracked the damage and timing.
A pageant parade begins at 7 26 p m with 36 units. The route goes from Brooks Street along Kanawha Boulevard to Goshorn Street then up Virginia Street to Capitol Street and to Washington Street. Promoters say the event will run through downtown Charleston.
A fragment from a 1962 news page notes Cindy Enterman, 13, among others, as plans to train Kiwanis members as newspaper deliverers. The piece also references summer guards, urban problems, and federal aid discussions tied to city and state efforts.
A newsletter item notes Grand Master ARN and Mr Barnes seek applicants for weekly pay with benefits at a facility near 142 7996. The ad lists interviews 9:30 to 1:20 and mentions Kiwanis Club efforts to raise funds for Camp Galahad aiding cerebral palsy and disabled youths.
A group of under-40 Republicans holds a week in Omaha with events featuring Governor Romney, Ronald Reagan, Paul Laxalt, Ray Cellar, and other leaders. The program includes speeches, a public show in Randolph County style, and notices of Masonic officers elected in West Virginia. The gathering aims to avoid becoming a preview of the 1966 national convention.
SUMMERSVILLE—James Bhafter, 30, escaped from the state pen two weeks ago, was captured by Nicholas County Sheriff and police Sunday afternoon at Fach River north of here. He was armed and refused to offer distance after the car pursuit. Bhafter had been serving a 1-10 year term for grand larceny from Monongalia County.
Prime Minister Harold Wilson arrives in Paris for two days of talks with President Charles de Gaulle. They plan to discuss Britain's bid for the European Common Market and the Middle East crisis, with de Gaulle seeking a coordinated French British stance between the Soviet backed Arab position and U.S. support for Israel.
Job listing seeks a skilled adult nurse with expertise in layout planning for rates and workflows. Highlights include opportunities for advancement and a prominent agency based in Virginia. Outstanding benefits and steady career path anticipated.
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