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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1965

Page

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Beckleyane Wounded Lt Col Hamblin in Pleiku attack

Lt. Col. Paul W. Hamblin of Beckley was wounded in the Viet Cong assault on Pleiku base in South Vietnam. Mrs. Hamblin received notice from the Army that he was among the casualties and he was being treated at the 8th Field Hospital in Nha Trang. Hamblin, honored with the Army Distinguished Service Medal by the Vietnamese government, has a long decorated career including the Silver Star and Purple Heart.

Paul W. Hamblin Beckley U. S Pleiku South Viet Nam Hamblin Railroad Ave Secretary of the Army Col. Hamblin Nha Trang United States Saigon Joint General Staff Korea Germany

Pleiku Airfield Attack Kills Eight U S Soldiers

Viet Cong attacked Pleiku airfield in South Vietnam, killing eight Americans and wounding 126. The assault damaged or destroyed more than 25 aircraft during a about half hour barrage. McGeorge Bundy and Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh visited to assess the damage.

Pleiku South Viet Nam Ge Gs U.S George Bundy Nguyen Khanh Here

Weather brief for Beckley and vicinity with showers

Cloudy with light rain this afternoon and tonight. High 62, low 42. Tuesday expect a 60 percent chance of showers and cooler, with highs in the 40s. River Greenbrier at 10 ft above normal, rising. Hinton crest expected late afternoon. Lake level 3 ft above normal, muddy, gates open. new gauge at Hinton 6.9 ft. Forecast notes West Virginia temperatures about 10 degrees above normal 43-22 in north and 46-28 in south. brief colder spell possible Thursday or Friday, precipitation around one inch midweek.

Beckley Greenbrier Hinton Clewiston Fla Hibbing Minn West Virginia

Russia Warns U.S. of Serious Consequences

Moscow says U.S. bombing raids on North Vietnam could lead to the most serious consequences. Izvestia brands the strikes barbaric and a gross act of aggression. Pravda denounces the raids as brazen provocation as Kosygin pledges Soviet aid to North Vietnam if attacked. Western observers fear cooling of U.S.-Soviet ties and possible anti-American demonstrations in Moscow.

Moscow UPI U.S Viet Nam Izvestia Pravda Hanoi McGeorge Bundy Johnson Saigon South Alexei Kosygin Kosygin Soviet Union United States

China warns it will not stand idly by in Vietnam

Beijing denounces U S imperialists for widening the war into North Vietnam. Vice premier Li?u? Lo of the Chinese army says China will support the Vietnamese people and will not stay silent if aggression continues. The New China News Agency transmitted the statements and earlier broadcast detailed strikes on Dong Hoi.

Tokyo API China U.S Viet Nam Juiching New China U. S New China News Agency Dong Hoi

Lewisburg Crash Kills Beckley Man Two Brothers Hurt

A Beckley man, John Thomas Mays, 23, was killed in a two car crash at 5 45 am at the U S Route 219 and Route 60 junction south of Lewisburg. His brothers Daniel 16 and Harry 19 were hospitalized. James H Keene of Ronceverte drove the other car. Keene and his wife Eloise were treated and released. John Mays was an X ray technician for the U S Government and a student at Concord College. he was born November 23 1940 in Pearisburg Va. He was member of the Methodist Temple Beckley. The body is at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home.

Beckley Lewisburg John Thomas Mays 120 Meadows Court Ronceverte Hospital Daniel Bluefield Santarium Harry James H. Keene Ronceverte Keene Eloise Mays Brothers Philadelphia Woodrow Wilson High School Concord College John U. S Richwood Methodist Temple Pearlsburg H. R. Mays Frances Witt Mays Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital Rosemary Joe Dews Indian Mills Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home

Father Son Held In Fatal Brawl

Raymond DeBarr a 41 year old psychiatric aide instructor at Weston State Hospital died after a brawl at a restaurant north of Weston. Robert Jones and his son Robert Jr were charged with murder for striking him with a tire tool. DeBarr died at home hours after refusing treatment. The fight stemmed from a long known dispute between the DeBarr and Jones families.

Weston UPI Weston State Hospital Here Raymond DeBarr Robert Jones Robert, Jr DeBarr Joneses DeBar

Publisher Hodel in Raleigh hospital after stroke

Raleigh General Hospital reports Charles Hodel, 76, remains in critical condition after a Friday stroke at his home. Hodel publishes The Raleigh Register and Beckley Post-Herald.

Raleigh General Hospital Charles Hodel Hodel Raleigh Register Beckley Post-Herald

Cigarette Ads Banned on British Television

London reports the Labor government banned cigarette advertising on British television, signaling a major move in public health policy.

London UPI

Johnson seeks new powers to curb U S pollution

President Johnson asked Congress for broad federal authority to prevent air pollution before it occurs and to curb water pollution at the source. He proposed a White House conference on natural beauty, a plan to beautify cities and rural areas, and strengthened enforcement over polluters.

Washington Congress White House America Laurance Rockefeller Rockefeller Johnson Johnon

ACLU flags education bill over church state clash

The ACLU warned that a $1.2 billion school aid program could subvert church state separation. Lawmakers heard testimony from Lawrence Speiser and George La Noue urging major changes. The House subcommittee approved the measure 6-0 last Friday.

Washington UPI American Civil Liberties Union ACLU Senate Education Subcommittee Lawrence Speiser George la Noue Columbia University Church State Committee Civil Liberties Group James Madison House General Education

State Court To Rule On Libel Suit Site

The State Supreme Court will decide if a $100,000 libel suit against the Beckley Post-Herald may be tried in Wyoming County. The Wyoming County Circuit Court certified the case after the paper argued it should be tried in Raleigh County where it is published. The suit was filed by Raleigh County Circuit Clerk C Harold Hanks Beckley.

Charleston UPS State Supreme Court Beckley Post-Herald Wyoming County Raleigh County Raleigh County Circuit C. Harold Hanks Beckley

Hanoi Move Pressures Moscow in Southeast Asia

The weekend clash between North Vietnam and the United States is seen squeezing Soviet policy as Kosygin seeks to aid Hanoi while limiting Red China influence. Washington frames the attack as a test of will, aiming to widen neither side’s war but to force broader commitment from Moscow.

Stewart Hensley Washington UPI North Viet Nam United States Russia Red China U. S South Viet Nam Washington Hanoi Viet Nam Alexei N. Kosygin Moscow United Nations Adlai E. Stevenson U.S Defense Robert S. McNamara McNamara Stevenson Soviet Union Kosygin North

Legislature To Get Education Bills Today

Charleston reports Gov. Hulett C Smith prioritizes education bills expected to reach the floor this week. The measures would boost state teacher salaries by an average 1300 over three years, with debates anticipated to be limited. The permanent 3 percent sales tax and 2.75 million funding hurdle has been cleared.

Charleston UPI Hulett C. Smith House Senate Hans McCourt D-Webster Ivor Boiarsky Dhanawha Smith West Virginia Water Development Commission

Congress Shows Unity on retaliation for North Vietnamese attack

UPI reports Congress praised swift U.S. retaliation after the North Vietnamese strike on U.S. bases. Critics urged an explanation for why the raid succeeded, with Sen. Case and Sen. Kuchel calling for further inquiry while defense officials described terrain aiding guerrilla attacks near Pleiku. Republican and Democratic members alike backed the 12 hour retaliation.

Washington UPI Viet Nam U.S Clifford P. Case R-N Case Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate Thomas H. Kuchel Calif Defense Robert S. McNamara Pleiku Joint Chiefs of Staff McNamara Pg & Cover of

Plane Missed Mountain By Thirty Feet In Fatal Crash

An air force investigator said the LAN DC6 airliner passed within 30 feet of clearing Mt. San Jose before striking the volcano, killing 88 aboard. Among dead was Helen Berger, a 67 year old tourist from Long Island.

Los Valdes Chile UPI Air Force Alio Tapia National Airlines LAN San Jose Helen Berger Long Island

Vinh Linh Hit By 24 Planes Crisis Deepens

UPI report from Saigon notes American and South Vietnamese air forces attacked North Viet Nam bases for a second day. Lt. Gen. Khanh claimed 10 percent of objectives at Vinh Linh were destroyed as 24 skyraider bombers allied with U.S. aircraft blasted installations beyond the border. Smoke columns and fires were observed. the U.S. Embassy confirmed the strikes but provided few details on American participation.

Vinh Linh Crisis Grows Saigon UPI North Viet Nam Nguyen Khanh Khanh U.S U. S

Johnson calls Security Council to review Viet Nam crisis

Washington (UPI) President Johnson summoned the National Security Council and congressional leaders to a daylong briefing on the Viet Nam crisis. It followed the second joint air attack on North Viet Nam in two days and aimed to hear a firsthand report from presidential adviser McGeorge Bundy who returned from South Viet Nam.

Washington

Viet Nam Air Raids Escalate With North Targets

Announcement by acting prime minister and U S ambassador notes military strikes by Vietnamese and U S aircraft on North Viet Nam targets. Reports say 10 U S planes shot down over two days, with one loss at Dong Hoi and one South Vietnamese plane down. Evacuations of nearly 1 819 U S dependents ordered as jets hit Dong Hoi and Vinh Linh in retaliation for Viet Cong raids. Khanh claims Sky raiders led by Ky. he is wounded but pilot safe. North Viet Nam’s positions near Dong Hoi and the 17th Parallel are cited as targets and the U S Embassy confirms additional action.

U.S North Vietnm North Viet Nam Red New China News Agency Dong Hoi Vinh Linh Quang Binh United States Dong Hoie South Viet Nam Poe Guerrill Khanh Nguyen Cao Ky Viet Nam Republic of Johnson

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