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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1965
Page
1
Reports from New Delhi say Indian forces repelled Pakistani air raids while land battles raged in Kashmir and Punjab. Both sides claim heavy losses and a stalemate persists as U.N. talks continue and Ayub Khan urges continued resistance.
New York publishers union voices concern over a new venture cited as New Varl Mite amid industry tensions and potential impacts on the market. The report notes distal affiliations and calls for caution among members and partner organizations.
Navy chief Hyman Rickover has fought retirement for eight years as Congress and the White House back his continued leadership. Sen. Clinton Anderson urged retention, citing continuity as crucial to rapidly advancing nuclear propulsion and the expanding submarine and surface-ship programs. Rickover insists on active duty as long as capable, warning retirement could disrupt the permanent organization he built for safe operation.
President Johnson, accompanied by Sen. Russell Long and Sen. Allen Ellender, inspected flood damaged Louisiana from New Orleans to Baton Rouge. He discussed relief action with lawmakers as New Orleans faced power outages, contaminated water, and widespread devastation along Canal Street and the Gulf Coast.
North Viet Nam reports say B52s drop 10000 packages of soap school supplies and toys on five centers to mark Children’s Day. Leaflets claim U.S.-Vietnam policies. Radio Hanoi criticizes the drops as a sensitive target.
Goldberg reported to King that the U S position on major issues remains firm. He backed Thant's mission to Pakistan and India to restore peace and said negotiations for Vietnam must be based on self determination. He noted U S openness to unconditional talks on Vietnam but no reply from North Vietnam. He also said Red China blocks UN membership with belligerent behavior toward peace-loving nations.
Dunbar city council at a special meeting voted to buy a Pali more garbage truck from Machinery Inc. of Charleston for 7825 dollars, winning against Truxmore and E-2 Pack offers. The 6 to 2 vote approved the Machinery Inc. bid.
Charleston police report an inmate James Junior Semasters, 46, of Nitro, escaped Friday from a YMCA lawn work detail. He is 5 feet 7 inches, 147 pounds, with blonde hair and blue eyes, serving 15 days for a worthless check conviction.
The planetarium opens its season with a program titled Television Moons exploring Kepler’s laws and satellite placement. Lectures discuss models Telstar Vanguard and the use of Mars positions to illustrate orbital motion. The presentation starts Sundays at 2 p.m with subsequent talks at 2:38 p.m. throughout the month.
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