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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
3
Fragmentary report notes coastal winds and temperature figures with 72 Bn and 78 percent figures alongside a mention of Austin and Sunday evening patterns. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details for precise interpretation.
More than 40 rioters estimated up to 50 descended on Weirs Beach during motorcycle racing weekend. They damaged property, set fires, and clashed with police and National Guardsmen, injuring over 70 and prompting Governor King to push the new strict statute for penalties up to 2000 dollars and three years in jail.
A field survey based on over 150 interviews this year finds Viet Cong cadres enforcing rules with surveillance and public denunciations, while morale among troops shows mixed signals after U S bombing and jet attacks. Some peasants express gratitude for redistributing land, but fear and repression persist.
City police arrest 19yearold Charleston youth on grand larceny charge. Harry Volanty of L and J Hotel address accused Saturday of stealing a tape recorder and radio from De Loris Newman who filed the complaint.
In Santo Domingo, pro rebel voices deny imposed solutions to the OAS peacemaking plan. The Patria tabloid harshly criticizes the proposal and Caamano defends Dominican autonomy while an OAS spokesman says the committee will continue outreach with political and business groups.
Report from an Algerian city notes police dispersed a very large crowd with a forceful show of authority. The scene continued from Page 1 as residents appeared unconcerned about the uncertain fate of a key figure amid ongoing unrest and a coup context.
United States jets from the Midway attacked the Vinh Son supply depot 150 miles south of Hanoi and a petroleum facility 65 miles south of Hanoi. Skyraiders exchanged fire with four jets, two Skyraiders scoring hits on a jet, which exploded. Civilians faced protests in Algiers as Ben Bella supporters clashed with police without major violence.
Two men were wounded shortly before 9 p.m. Sunday in an alley between Lee and Washington streets in the East End. Sam Tyree, 60, and William Hunter, 62, were identified at Charleston General Hospital. Hunter fired three shots from a .38 snub-nose revolver. Tyree suffered a abdomen wound. Both men in satisfactory condition. Tyree to have surgery. Detectives continued the case Sunday night.
The obituary notes Bernard Baruch born 1870 Camden South Carolina became a trusted adviser influential in U S public life for decades. Though a Democrat by origin he supported Eisenhower in 1952 and rarely held office, preferring public commentary from Central Park or Lafayette Park. He began as a clerk earning three dollars weekly and built a stock career. Baruch married Annie Griffen in 1897 and survived by two daughters and a son, M Baruch Jr. and Mrs Robert Samstag. He spoke plainly about government and advised many while claiming to be cautious with his left hand in speculation.
The piece argues the United States opposes bringing Viet Nam to the United Nations and notes the Soviet Union would veto such moves. It observes U N reforms are unlikely to fix broader tensions and thatJohnson will navigate San Francisco celebrations without weakening the UN over funding or Viet Nam.
Former South Korean President Syngman Rhee shows slight improvement after ambulance transfer to Queen’s Hospital in Honolulu. He is fed intravenously and his condition remains guarded as doctors evaluate the cause of bleeding. he has been unable to speak or walk since March 1982.
The Weather Bureau warns that rising water in the Prairie river is a rapid, dangerous flood threat. River levels at Dodge City jumped from 3.68 feet at 9 p.m. Saturday to 17.12 feet by 10 p.m., about seven feet above the bank, with levels expected to stay above 16 feet through Sunday night.
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