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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1965

Page

8

Ho Chi Minh Three Achilles Heels Examined

Col Ray Cromley analyzes Ho Chi Minh's southern expeditionary army of about 35,000 Viet Cong main line forces, highlighting three vulnerabilities: reliance on North Vietnamese troops, dependence on heavy supply lines, and susceptibility to propaganda and morale issues. The piece notes terrain unfamiliarity for northern troops, risk to seaborne shipments, and growing desertions spurred by homesickness and anti Northern propaganda.

Col Ray Cromley Washington Nea Ho Chi Minh U. S Red Army Hanoi South Viet Nam

Hearing To Decide Head Of USW Beginning Today

United Steelworkers hearings begin in Philadelphia to resolve voting challenges in the presidential election with later stops in Boston and Buffalo. About 300 protests filed. incumbent David J. McDonald seeks a fourth term as president while I W Abel leads in early returns. Contract talks with the Big 11 resume at the Penn Sheraton, with wage demands prompting debate over profits share and national economic impact.

Pittsburgh UPI United Steelworkers Union USW Philadelphia Boston Buffalo N. Y David J. McDonald I. W. Abel McDonald Abel Penn. Sheraton

100000 Voice Support For Alabama Negroes

More than 100,000 Americans gathered in churches and streets to back Alabama Negroes and honor Rev. James Reed beaten to death after a voter registration demonstration in Selma. Memorial services were held nationwide as demonstrators protested racial violence and marching continued in Boston with thousands joining on the Common.

United Press International Selma James Reed Boston New York Harlem Nathan Schwerner Michael Mississippi White House Alabama New England California San Francisco Grand Rapids Mich Columbus Ohio Springfield Louisville Dallas Tex Chicago New

Doctor's Mailbag Diverticula in the colon and related topics

In readers questions the article explains diverticula in people over 40, often harmless unless inflamed. Treatments favor bland diet. removal of all pockets is not advised. Inflammation may require segment removal. Diverticula are not cancerous but can accompany colon cancer risk. Also covers atrial fibrillation and chloramphenicol uses and side effects.

Questions for Dr Brandstadt in Paper Columns

Submit questions and comments to Wayne G Brandstadt M D in care of this paper. He cannot answer individual letters but will answer letters of general interest in future columns.

Wayne G. Brandstadt M. D Dr. Brandstadt

Coal Industry Bible To Be Edited At WVU

WVU named central organization point for the third edition of Coal Preparation, the industry bible. Joseph W. Leonard appointed co editor. D R Mitchell of Penn State co editor emeritus. Editorial committee of 15 national figures guides 24 chapters in a 900 page work. WVU will contribute multiple chapters andGary Leonard leads several WVU topics.

Morgantown West Virginia University American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers AIME WVU Coal Research Bureau Joseph W. Leonard D. R. Mitchell Penn State University Mountaineer Coal Division Fairmont Leonard West Virginia C. T. Holland School of Mines O. B. Bucklen P. G. Meikle J. D. McClung E. J. Sandy J. W. Leonard F. R. Zachar

Reeb Fund Started By Local Unitarians

Members of the New River Unitarian Fellowship announced Sunday that a fund for the family of the Rev. James J. Reeb, 38, a Unitarian minister slain last week in racially torn Selma Alabama, now stands at $40. The minister died Thursday in a Birmingham hospital from injuries received in a clubbing last Tuesday night by a white gang in Selma. Mr. Reed is survived in Boston by his wife and four children.

New River Unitarian Fellowship James J. Reeb Selma Ala Birmingham Selma Reed Boston Mass

Raleigh County Council board meeting set at Beckley Club

The Raleigh County Community Council board of directors will meet at 8 p m Thursday at the Woman's Club of Beckley clubhouse, according to President Kennon Chambers.

Raleigh County Community Council Board of Directors Woman's Club of Beckley Kennon Chambers

Beaver Fire Department hosts Rock n Roll benefit

The Beaver Volunteer Fire Department will sponsor a 7 30 to 10 p m music program at Shady Spring High School to raise funds for the department. Mustangers and Shady Valley Boys headline with a talent show and prizes for top acts. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for children.

Beaver Volunteer Fire Department Shady Spring High School Mustangers Shady Valley Boys West Virginia Wendell Thurman Beaver Shady Spring Thurman

Sophia High School hosts fair sponsored by Appalachian Council

The event, set for Thursday and Friday at Sophia High School, is under the sponsorship of the Appalachian Industrial Council for Education. Lawrence Pruett, a Sophia High School instructor, serves as fair chairman, and the son of Mr and Mrs K S Lazenby of 518 Maxwell Hill Road is mentioned in connection with the event.

K. S. Lazenby Maxwell Hill Road Sophia High School Spon Raleigh County Bruce Lazenby Maxwell Hill

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