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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1967

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N Viet attack escalates along Laos border and Gin Linh outpost

North Vietnamese forces allegedly shelled the Gin Linh outpost near the Laotian border as U S Marines and Army artillery respond. U S and allied units claim heavy bombardment and long range guns up to twenty miles. North Vietnam rail yards and missile site near Hanoi region were targeted in ongoing offensive actions.

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Slaying Hearing Set. Slug Errors in Vietnam Fighting Details

A chaotic report pieces together a Thursday hearing on a shooting case linked to a rail yard attack near Hanoi. Names include Ralph Lee Bush and Ronnie Sterling Smith. U.S. Marines report several wounded and multiple anti air operations described near Da Nang and Khe Sanh.

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Union recognition request stalls in South Charleston city hall

Mayor LO Meldwiin expresses no progress on a union recognition bid for city workers as Joseph W. Vowell and the West Virginia State Council of Public Employees have had no further contract since the initial request. The statement came amid Monday questions about developments in the case.

LO. Meldwiin South Charleston Joseph W. Vowell Thes West Virginia Aplcio

Welfare Drug Program For Elderly Due July 1

Officials outline a state funded welfare drug program for elderly residents. Eligibility hinges on assets and income with monthly caps and proof by medical staff. The plan, to be launched July 1, will require only a medical card for age verification and cover prescription drugs while excluding medical supplies.

Phy Vingent West Virginia Nist Vincent

Husky Man Lifts Car to Save Motorist

A husky electrical worker in Fort Wayne, Murray, lifted a Cadillac off a stranded motorist, freeing Larrison and saving a life before returning to work. The motorist was taken to a hospital in unknown condition.

Gheenville Frank Mur Fort Wayne Turchson Murray Larrison

State Work Trams Age 71 Program Aims for Literacy Help

The program, funded by Title 5 of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964, is administered by the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare and provides basic literacy, vocational training, instructional materials and medical grants. About 7,000 unemployed men are in the program with monthly grants up to 325 dollars and travel allowances. Since 1963 sixteen hundred ten fathers left the program to take jobs after completing training.

U. S Department of Health, Education and Welfare AFDCA

House Okaos Bill Aims D C Crime Deterrence

The bill passed the House and moved to the Senate to curb District crime by granting city officials broader powers. It would allow police to conduct warrantless searches in certain cases and detain suspects beyond four hours if probable cause exists for specific misdemeanors including assault unlawful entry theft grand larceny and unlawful use of a vehicle.

Cashingtoa Ie Hut le Senate District of Columbia Ynress Suspec

Romanian Chief Meets With Johnson in Washington

Romanian Prime Minister Gheorghe Maurer and President Johnson discussed topical world problems in a frank and cordial manner after a Monday meeting in Washington.

Johnson Washington Gheorghe Maurer

Romanian leader visits White House in landmark meeting

Preliminary hearings for three youths charged in a peace case were continued to Saturday. The Romanian Foreign Minister Cornelius Manesen visited the White House at Johnson's invitation, the first East European leader to meet a U.S. president since Marshal Tito in 1963. Observers note Romania’s deviation from Soviet Middle East demands.

Putnam County United Nations Tyler Middle East Cornelius Manesen White Johnson White House Marshal Tito Yugoslavia John F. Kennedy Hie

Three Nitro youths charged in assault on man in Nitro area

The three Nitro area youths face charges in the attack on Ralph Bunion, about 20, after they reportedly beat him, shattered his car window, and dented the doors. Accused are Gary Miller of Big Tyler Road, Greg Spencer of Valley Drive Cross Lanes, and Ralph Lucas Jy of 4th Street. They were due to appear before Justice of the Peace rank Thamgs on Saturday.

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City conference on urban beautification plans discussed

A fragmented report outlines a city conference on beautification efforts and environmental impacts. Key figures include officials like Philip Sheets and John Manning, with planning roles noted and a focus on public spaces and community needs.

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DOJ allows U S attorneys to pursue antitrust price fixing

The Justice Department authorized nationwide U S attorneys to prosecute firms that illegally fix prices. Previously only the antitrust division handled enforcement under the federal antitrust law, expanding the scope of actions against price fixing.

Washington Justice Department U.S Department S. Antitrust Division

Egypt Faces Major Leafworm Invasion After War

Cairo reports a severe leafworm infestation threatening Egypt's cotton industry and economy. The outbreak follows a recent Middle East conflict, pushing the nation toward emergency measures as farmers struggle to protect crops and livelihoods.

Cairo Egypt

Clark Proposes Senate Rehabilitation After Dodd Censure

Senator Joseph S. Clark urged Monday that the Senate censure of Thomas J. Dodd be followed by a rehabilitative program to restore the body's moral standing. He argued public judgment will hinge on actions toward ethical reform, not solely on the censure itself.

Washington Joseph S. Clark Thomas J. Dodd Senate Dodd

Panama and U S Reach Canal Treaty Agreement

The United States and Panama announce negotiators reached accord on new treaties governing control of the Panama Canal and potential construction of a sea level canal. Under the deals the U S will surrender sovereignty over the Canal Zone and Panama will share in administration and operations of the canal and any sea level canal built on its territory.

New York Timef Washington United States Panama Panama Canal U.S Pattama

Rusk Gromyko to Meet Tonight for Summit Followup

U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko plan a summit followup session tonight diplomatic sources said Monday. Rusk canceled afternoon appointments to hurry to Washington while briefings of congressmen on the Glassboro summit conferences were underway.

Be Nations Ny— Erutary Dean Fuse Andrei A. Gromyko Rusk Washington Glassboro

French Think Ko Som Tork EMES on recer vail Monday night

Soviet premier Alexei N. Kosypin is expected to stop in Paris on his way from Havana, likely arriving Monday night and continuing Wednesday. The report notes a possible midweek halt amid winding travel plans.

Som Tork Emes Alexei N. Kosypin Wits Lkely Paris Havana

De Gaulle Kosygin Talks Stalled Over Travel Route

A likely meeting between President de Gaulle and Soviet leader Kosygin was postponed pending a final Soviet decision on Kosygin's travel route and timetable. The discussions focused on possible plans for a visit and the timing of such a high level exchange.

Hlans de Gaulle Kosygin

U S 10 Trade for Redwood Park in California

Washington reports the Johnson administration plans to trade federal land in California including coastal monuments and beaches to obtain a redwood national park. It also prepares a broad development program to spur jobs and tourism with favorable tax and lumbering terms on land acquired in a low income area of northern California.

York Times Serren Washington Johnson Administration California Pacific Coast Redwood National

Is It Worth The Losses Bombing North Vietnam Debated

Reported US bombing losses and damage in North Vietnam cited by military officials. Describes aircraft shot down and missions against Hanoi Haiphong and the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Notes anti aircraft defenses, rail damage, destroyed bridges, power plants and cement plants with varying casualty estimates.

Panhandle Laos Cambodia South Vietnam Hanoi Haiphong North Vietnam North Viet

Hussein Warns Lands Must Be Surrendered

At the United Nations, Hussein warns that Arab lands should be surrendered to avert war, condemns Soviet bloc delays, and urges negotiated peace between Israel and Arab states. He accuses the Soviet Union of betraying Arab people and links Middle East tensions to broader imperialist plots.

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Surprising answers to why partners flirt and emotional needs

A reader letter evokes curiosity about flirting between spouses and casual acquaintances. The piece explores possible social, psychological, and emotional factors, noting dangers and unwritten uses. It signals a feature in a July Digest edition and invites readers to pick up a copy.

Reader’s Digest

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