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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1965

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Bombers Hit Lang Bum Bridge Near Lao Kay

U S Air Force jets damaged the Lang Bum bridge on the Red River Rail road near Lao Kay, 30 miles from China, as 18 tons of bombs were dropped. The strike marked a further advance toward the Chinese border, with missions also hitting the Ban Theh hydroelectric complex and other targets north of the DMZ. Navy planes from the carrier Oriskany joined raids, targeting a military facility near Hanoi and three bridges in hunter killer sorties.

Saigon UPD Viet Nam China Air Force U. S Lang Bum Red River Lao Kay Ban Theh Hanoi U.S North Red China Oriskany

Priest Shotgunned In Civil Rights Incident Grave Condition

In Montgomery Alabama Rev Richard Morrisroe a 26 year old Chicago priest wounded by a shotgun remains in grave condition while his father and clerical colleagues keep vigil. An Episcopal seminarian Jonathan Daniels 26 from Keene New Hampshire was killed at the Hayneville site where four Negro companions were with them. Local authorities prep for charges against a Hayneville special deputy as the state pursues the Liuzzo nightrider case tied to Sept 27 Klansmen trial.

Montgomery Ala UPI Richard Morrisree Chicago Jonathan M. Daniels Keene N.H Hayneville Morrisroe Viola Liuzzo Detroit Matt. H. Murphy Jr Birmingham

Marine Plane Makes Emergency Landing at Raleigh County Airport

A U S Marine Corps C1-17 twin engine plane landed at Raleigh County Memorial Airport at 12 55 pm with one engine out. About 15 servicemen aboard. No one was injured according to the airport spokesman.

U.S. Marine Corps Raleigh County Memorial

Greece Bans Demonstrations Indefinitely

ATHENS UPI The Greek government imposes an indefinite ban on all street demonstrations effective immediately ahead of a parliamentary vote of confidence for Premier Elias Tsirimakos. Police warn that any march will be met with proper means as anti government protests are expected to rise with the debate.

Athens UPI Elias Tsirimakos Stelios Aliamanis Tsirimakos Tsirimokas Socialist Party Constantine Center Union George Papandreou Greece Papandreou

Peace Outlook Bright After Feisal-Nasser Yemen Talks

King Feisal and President Nasser held a three hour session in Jidda saying the Yemen peace outlook is very encouraging. The two day talks are viewed as a possible breakthrough in the three year civil war with Feisal noting progress and the president driving the initiative.

Jidda Saudi Arabia YPI Saudi Arabian Feisal United Arab Republic Gamal Abdel Nasser Yemen Nasser

Weather outlook Beckley and vicinity overcast with showers possible

Overcast in Beckley and vicinity with a small chance of showers or thunderstorms this afternoon. High near 78, tonight and Tuesday fair with a low around 55. Tuesday's high in the upper 70s. Airport conditions show 82 high, 63 low in the last 24 hours with 87 percent humidity at 12:15 pm. River gauges Greenbrier low and clear, Lake Bluestone normal and clear. Five day forecast calls for West Virginia temperatures 83-62 in the south and 80-55 in the north with showers Thursday or Friday totaling 0.5 to 1 inch.

Beckley Greenbrier Bluestone Yuma Ariz Blythe Calif Pellston Mich West Virginia

Congress Senate Weighs Bill To Finance Public Works

Senators begin a busy week with a 4.3 billion appropriation to finance public works and related programs. The plan aims to speed adjournment as leaders push a broad agenda including immigration reform and a foreign aid measure. James Webb and John Gronouski appear before committees on space goals and federal pay.

Washington UPI Senate Mike Mansfield Mont House Wayne L. Morse D-Ore Mansfield Johnson Senate Agriculture Committee James Webb National Aeronautics and Space Administration Senate Space Sciences Committee John A. Gronouski Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee

Eleven Die During Bloody Weekend Traffic Toll Rises

A brutal weekend in 1965 left eleven dead across rail and highway incidents. An Eccles boy, Okey Mitchem, 14, was struck by a Norfolk and Western freight train near the Eccles tipple after running alongside it. The state’s traffic toll reached 283, surpassing the prior year’s total, with fatalities from a Martinsburg area two-car crash and other non traffic deaths. Dorothy Ryniawec, 20, of Independence, Pa., died when a car veered off W Va 27 and hit an embankment. Nine other victims include five Martinsburg area youths in a Berkeley County crash, painter Conway Johnson in Pittsburgh, and Homer Holley of Lincoln County. Authorities cite a cigarette-related house fire and a high-tension line accident among additional fatalities.

Eccles Martinsburg Okey Mitchem Albert Mitchem Norfolk and Western Eccles Tipple Dorothy Ryniawec Independence W. Va Wellsburg John Ryniawec Wheeling Berkeley County Margaret Ann Painter Florence Ann Smoot John F. LaFollette Norman Housden David L. Nune Charlestown Berryville Nune Miss Smoot Conway Johnson Pittsburgh

Quiet Weekend After Los Angeles Rioting Calm Steps Taken

In Los Angeles 1000 National Guardsmen were deployed to maintain peace as the city entered its first relatively quiet weekend since the August riots. Two shootings occurred but were not tied to the rioting which officials say killed 37 and caused over 50 million dollars in damages.

Los Angeles UPI

Two Tots Die In Clarksburg Apartment Fire

In Clarksburg a blaze gutted the Glover family apartment killing two young boys, Robert Jr aged 4 and Pat, while their mother rescued six month old Barry. The fire began around 8:30 a.m. in the living room and spread to two bedrooms.

Clarksburg UPI Robert Glover Glover

Interim Committee Hears of State News Agency Saving $500,000

Charleston UPI report notes former gov aide Hardman told a legislative subcommittee that creating a centralized state news agency of 18 or 19 staff could cut costs by about 500000 annually by consolidating publication of news releases and annual reports now handled by 88 staff across agencies. Other topics on the agenda include birth control clinics conflict of interest laws and Medicare bill provisions for West Virginians.

Charleston UPI Don Hardman Hulett C. Smith Hardman West

Congressmen Brown Dies in Bethesda Hospital

Rep. Clarence J. Brown of Ohio, 70, a longtime publisher and GOP leader, died at Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland at 1:15 am EDT after kidney failure. He was dean of the Ohio delegation and authored Hoover Commission reforms. Survived by three children. Funeral plans pending.

Washington UPI Clarence J. Brown Ohio Brown Bethesda Naval Hospital Ethel House Rules Committee Blanchester Clinton County Brown Publishing Co Urbana Daily Citizen Western Star Lebanon Miamisburg Wcom-Fm Urbana Congress Hoover Herbert Hoover Clarence J. Jr L. M. Dearing Robert A. Haines

Gemini Taps Imaginary Target In Orbit Rendezvous Drill

Gemini astronauts Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad fired maneuvering rockets and began a complex rendezvous drill with an imaginary Agena target. They neared the simulated linkup path as flight surgeons reported good rest but lighter appetites.

United States Gemini Control Gemini Agena

Soviets Plan Soft Moon Landing, Eyes Possible Flight

Moscow reports a top Soviet space official says preparations are underway for a soft landing on the moon with no target date given. Matislav Keldysh praised US Gemini 5, says Soviets are watching, while Tass criticizes American risk in spaceflight.

Moscow UPI Keldysh Tass United States U.S Russia

Quotes From United Press International

MORGANFIELD Ky Tex Smith 17 leaving the Camp Breckinridge job corps center after a weekend riot says he is ready to leave if three men threaten a stomp. Detroit Grace Kelley deputy clerk in Wayne County marriage license bureau notes many men wed for draft relief and asks for extra copies of licenses. Washington Maj Gen Lewis W Walt Marine commander in South Vietnam reports perceived headway saying more people are freed each day and more South Vietnamese are thankful for protection against Viet Cong terrorists.

United Press International Morganfield Tex Smith Camp Breckinridge Job Corps Center Detroit Grace Kelley Wayne County Washington Lewis W. Walt South Viet Nam

Gemini 5 Astronauts Sleep Less Amid Ground Tasks

SPACE CENTER Houston Pete Conrad explains to ground scientists that he and Gordon Cooper are not getting much sleep while in orbit. He says they are trying to sleep but must stay awake due to ongoing tasks and assignments from the ground teams.

Paint thinner cocktail fatal to inmate at Moundsville

Theodore T. Webb, 41, a Kanawha County offender sentenced in 1961 for breaking and entering, died after drinking a home made mixture of paint thinner and fruit juice at Moundsville Penitentiary. A second convict was treated and is expected to recover as authorities note paint thinner is readily obtainable in the prison.

Moundsville UPI Theodore T Teddy) Webb Kanawha County Marshall County Dareld Morris Webb

Miners End 4 Day Strike at Island Creek Mines

About 860 miners in Logan area return to work after a four day wildcat strike at four Island Creek Coal Co. mines. Unsettled peace as automation looms with a continuous mining machine and crew cuts from nine to six. Safety concerns cited with seven men needed per shift. A Sunday meeting led to return to morning shift with a safety committee and inspectors to observe the machine, determine crew size. Strike began Wednesday at Kelley mine and spread to Stowe and Amherstville, later.

Kelley Stowe Amherstville O Heiden

Tragedy Strikes Michaels Family in Eight Days

WHEELING Ohio UP I reports James Michaels 26 suffered critical injuries after a wind gust toppled a small aircraft during landing in St Clairsville Ohio. While he remains unconscious his wife Shirley learned their home in Wheeling was destroyed by fire the same day. The couple has one child and is expecting another.

Wheeling UPI James Michaels Michaels St. Clairsville Ohio Shirley

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North Viet Nam By Michael T. Malloy Alabama CIA John C. McCone Blue California Edmund Brown Klonsel Matt Murphy Alabama Ku Klux Klan Murphy Burns Power Company Homer Holley Hamlin Lincoln County State John Wayson Ing Congressman Brown Alvin B. Webb Space Twins Cooper Conrad Atlantic Florida Mexico Bulletin By Jay Axelbank Matislav Keldysh Soviet Academy of Sciences Entists
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