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Charleston Gazette in Charleston, West Virginia

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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1967

Page

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Johnson Nominates Blatt for OEO Post in Harrisburg

President to appoint Genevieve Blatt of Harrisburg to assist ant director of the Office of Economic Opportunity with elderly and poor issues. Blatt served as Pennsylvania secretary of internal affairs 1955 to 1967 and was Democratic Senate candidate in 1964.

Genevieve Blatt Harrisburg Office of Economic Opportunity Miss Blatt Pennsylvania U. S. Senate Hugh Scott Citizens Advisory Board Hubert H. Humphrey America National Outlook Washington United Service Organization USO Voluntary Citizens Agency Armed Services USO Corporation Johnson David M. McConnell Belk Stores Charlotte N.C Ben J. Slutsky Nevel Itores Elienville Y. Lera Thomas Texas USO Board For Governors Hope Ridings Miller Waste Ton D. C Diplomat Magazine Doris Victor Rose New York Secretaries of Labor and Health Veterans Administration

Reds Shell Airfield and Infantry With Mortars

U S aerial action over North and South Vietnam reports light aircraft damage and several helicopter losses due to enemy fire. One helicopter shot down near Qui Nhon with eight American deaths, another down in the Saigon River with four missing, plus two more forced to land after ground fire. Weekend strikes targeted supply routes, storage, and bridges, with weather limiting operations. Ground action in the DMZ area decreased, as U S Marine units fought near the demilitarized zone. The command said it will publish exact American casualty figures starting Sunday.

Qui Nhon Saigon U. S Lagion North Vietnam Air Force Dien Bien Phu Navy Panhandle Hanoi Haiphong U. 8 Wth Canberra Benner Joseph Strauss South Vietnam Demilitarized Zone

Publicity Debate Highlights U S Spying Efforts

Article notes that despite criticism, U S intelligence officials defend covert funding of non Communist groups to counter Soviet influence. Laszlo Szabo calls American propaganda naive while Humphrey cites concerns about secrecy and potential for overt funding. The piece discusses tensions between security needs and public accountability in CIA activities.

Sofia Bulgaria Vienna Helsinki CIA U. S Laszlo Szabo United States U.S Congress Hubert Humphrey Mosrams CLA B&o Soone

Derailment in West Virginia Railroad West of Wheeling

A freight derailed near Valley Grove west of Wheeling injuring no one. Twenty three cars and three locomotives left the tracks on a Baltimore and Ohio line from Pittsburgh to Renwood. The cause was not listed by B&O authorities amid multiple recent West Virginia derailments.

Wheeling Cap Valley Grove Here Baltimore & Ohio Ticar Pittsburgh Renwood WoWa B&o West Virgina

Short Man Finds Comparable Mate in Klang Marriage

Kuala Lumpur. Sham suddin Bin Othman, 30, sought a wife about his height. At 3 feet 6 inches he found Rodziah Binte Othman, 22, who is slightly taller. After family discussions a whirlwind courtship led to their marriage.

Kuala Lumpur Shamsuddin bin Othman Klang Malaysia Rodziah Binte Othman

Ex Peace Corpsmen Criticize Viet Policy in 800 Sign Letter

Former Peace Corps volunteers join student voices in demanding an end to bombing and a reassessment of U S involvement in Vietnam. The letter argues American policy undermines global peace hopes and notes disenchanted volunteers could sap Peace Corps vitality. Burton Segall says current volunteers were not asked to sign to avoid misrepresenting official policy.

U. S Vietnam Peace Corps Jocunby Johnson America Burton Segall New York Segall

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