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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1966

Page

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Beckley Q and A column mixed with space news

A Raleigh County Q and A page answers local questions on permits costs hog farming on roads school graduation counts and driving licenses. The piece shifts to CAPE KENNEDY reporting unmanned Agena target rocket failure cancels Gemini 9 launch delaying space objectives and detailing mission control drama and speculation on the cause.

AL Rossiter Jr Cape Kennedy UPI Thomas Stafford Eugene Cernan America

Red-Hating Cabbie Kills 1 Wounds 3

An unemployed Detroit cab driver Edward Waniolek 40 claimed the country was overrun with Communists and shot three college students in a Socialist Workers hall injuring two and killing Leo Bernard 27 a Wayne State biology senior. Jan Garrett 22 and Walter Graham 19 were critically wounded. Waniolek was later arrested at the Detroit Public Library listening to Beethoven.

Detroit Mich UPI Edward Waniolek Socialist Workers Party Lenin Detroit Public Jan Garrett Walter Graham Waniolek Leo Bernard Wayne State University

Changing BECKLEY AND VICINITY Weather Update

Mostly sunny with increasing cloudiness this afternoon high 76. Tonight and Wednesday mostly cloudy with scattered showers or thunderstorms low 52. Warmer Wednesday. Airport conditions show no precipitation, calm winds. Greenbrier River normal and clear, Lake normal and clear with four and a half gates open. Gauge at Hinton 2.6 ft optimistic. Today’s extremes: high 109 in Presidio Texas, low 26 in Kalispell Montana.

Beckley Greenbrier Hinton Presidio Texas Kalispell Mont

80-Foot Fall Fatal In Edgewood Area

Albert N. Miller, 70, was killed near his Edgewood home when he fell 80 feet down an embankment. Police said he was dead on arrival at Charleston General Hospital while walking to a neighbor's home at the time of the accident.

Charleston Albert N. Miller Edgewood Miller Charleston ‘General Hospital

Collision Kills Man Near Guysville Ohio

Athens Ohio UPI reports Dove V. Wilson 60 of Parkersburg West Virginia died in a head on crash on U.S. 50 about a mile from Guysville. Two other people were injured in the collision that occurred Monday night.

Athens, Ohio UPI Dove V. Wilson Parkersburg W. Va U. S. 50 Guysville Here

Politial drama shadows Pennsylvania lieutenant race

A May 7 plane crash victim was favored to win the Pennsylvania Republican primary for lieutenant governor, with Walter Alessandroni urged as the party candidate over Blair Gunter. If the deceased is nominated, a substitute could be chosen for November.

Pennsylvania GOP William W. Scranton Walter Alessandroni Pittsburgh Blair Gunter Roberts Lumber Co Wheeling France Gen. de Gaulle Paris

Folsom Injured In Two Car Crash Near Falkville Alabama

Former Alabama Governor James E. Folsom was hurt in a Monday two car crash near Falkville and transported to a hospital where he was listed in satisfactory condition with a broken collar bone. President Johnson planned to fly to Chicago for a Democratic fundraiser at McCormick Place, arriving about 5:30 p.m. Ohio and Hancock counties received Head Start grants totaling 78,500 dollars for preschool training for 300 children in Ohio County and 100 in Hancock.

Alabama James E Big Jim) Folsom Falkville Ala Johnson Chicago McCormick Place Ohio Hancock Ohio County

Big Red One siezes Viet War Zone C assets in sweep

The U S 1st Infantry Division ends a 20 day operation along the Cambodian border near Saigon by destroying 4.2 million pounds of rice 7 050 Communist uniforms and 163 boats and sampans 66 Red base camps four jungle factories three hospitals and six aid stations and 814 other buildings and huts in War Zone C the effort described as highly successful with flame throwers and tracer rounds used during destruction

Saigon

Machine Gunner Ends Riot Threat in Viet Nam Flight

In Hue, a U S helicopter carrying South Viet Nam area commander Maj Gen Huynh Van Cao came under fire from a South Vietnamese lieutenant amid a riot. An American machine gunner, Spec 4 James E Fulton, fired a burst killing the attacker and wounding six nearby soldiers. The helicopter’s crew, including a U S Marine general, escaped unharmed as Cao’s reception remained cool and the motives of the rebel lieutenant were unclear.

Hue South Viet Nam UPS U.S Neuyen Cao Ky Huynh van Cao James E. Fulton Fulton Nguyen Cao Ky Dan Nang

Beckley Flier Listed Missing in Southeast Asia

Air Force Lt. George W. Thompson, 25, of Beckley, is listed missing in flight over Southeast Asia by the Defense Department. A 1958 Woodrow Wilson High School graduate, he starred in track, baseball and wrestling and is son of Mrs. Dorcas Thompson. He attended West Virginia University before enlisting and has served for 40 years. Thompson trained as a pilot and was commissioned at Conley AFB, Texas. His mother says he was assigned to Southeast Asia in November 1965. He is not married and has three brothers.

Air Force George W. Thompson Beckley Southeast Asia Defense Department Thompson Woodrow Wilson High School Dorcas Thompson Third Ave Gilbert West Virginia University Conley Air Force Base Waco Texas Navy Richard L. Thompson Gales Ferry, Conn Donald D. Thompson Augusta, Ga Robert W. Thompson Bladensburg, Md

Battleships Considered for Viet Nam War Use

Vice Admiral Lot Ensey told the House Appropriations Committee on March 10 the Navy is weighing bringing back battleships for Vietnam. He said 16 inch shells offer greater punch and a strong psychological impact, noting World War II shore bombardment and Korea showed effectiveness. The remarks were from prior secret testimony made public.

Washington UPI Lot Ensey House Appropriations Committee Ensey Korea

Johnson pressures warring Viet Nam factions for unity

President Johnson operates behind the scenes to push South Viet Nam factions toward a constitutional government. He also urges caution to Ky against armed attacks on Buddhist temples in Da Nang or Hue. Secretary Rusk to hold a news conference as Lodge wraps up talks with no policy change stated.

Stewart Hensley Washington UPI Johnson South Viet Nam U.S Saigon Nguyen Cao Ky da Nang Hue Viet Nam Dean Rusk Henry Cabot Lodge Washington Lodge White House Bill D. Moyers

Moyers Falls at White House Severely Injures Himself

Bill Moyers press secretary tumbled down stairs at the White House late Monday and was carried to Bethesda Naval Hospital for observation. He was reported doing fine today.

Washington UPI Bill D. Moyers White House Bethesda Naval Hospital

Bananno Surrenders After 19 Months Hidden From U.S.

Mafia leader Joseph Bananno known as Joe Bananas turned himself in to U.S. authorities in New York facing charges in a sealed indictment. The 57-year-old chief of a New York Long Island Cosa Nostra family vanished October 21, 1964 with two gunmen on the eve of a rackets grand jury appearance. His surrender ends a world wide manhunt tied to a federal probe into his disappearance. His son Salvatore Bonanno has acted as a key witness from Tucson, Arizona.

New York UPI Joseph Joe Bananas Bananno New York-Long Island Cosa Nostra U.S Robert M. Morgenthau Bonanno Federal Grand Jury Salvatore Bonanno Tucson Ariz

Tags Go In Mail Friday For Fast 48-Hour Service

State Motor Vehicles Commissioner James Kay Thomas says 570000 auto license applications will be mailed Friday. Extra staff have been hired for the period, with tag window sales opening Monday. New gold on blue tags must be displayed by July 1 for autos and July 31 for other vehicles.

Charleston UPI James Kay Thomas Thomas Monay

Fleming named WV Alcohol Action Program executive secretary

Reverend Elwood Fleming, pastor of Calvary Methodist Church for six years, is appointed the first full-time executive secretary of the Unit ed Church Alcohol Action Program of West Virginia. He will relocate to Charleston, travel statewide, work with the Legislature, and help publish a monthly magazine.

Moundsville UPI Elwood Fleming Calvary Methodist Church United Church Alcohol Action Program of West Virginia Fleming Charleston

Rising political star Rockefeller guests at LBJ Ranch

Jay Rockefeller IV, a rising West Virginia political figure and recent landslide winner in the Democratic House of Delegates race, toured the LBJ Ranch in Texas at the invitation of Mrs. Johnson. He traveled with his aunt and uncle, then returned to Charleston and later Palm Springs.

Charleston UPI John D Jay) Rockefeler IV West Virginia President Johnson Lbj Ranch Texas Rockefeller Texas White House Johnson Laurance Rockefeller New York House of Delegates First Lady Linda Bird Rockefeller Ranch Jackson Hole Wyo Wyoming Jay Sharon Percy Stanford University Charles Percy Illinois Young Rockefeller Washington Johnson City Palm Springs Calif Lady Bird Washington Park Action For Appalachian Youth

Smiley Reinstates Impeachment Petition in Kanawha

John T. Smiley, a St. Albans motel operator, refiled an impeachment petition Monday in Kanawha Circuit Court. Prosecuting Attorney Charles M. Walker must answer by June 11. The suit cites 11 alleged acts of misconduct, malfeasance and incompetence, after a May 11 dismissal by Judge Frank Taylor for lack of certified record jurisdiction.

Charleston UPI Kanawha County Charles M. Walker Kanawha John T. Smiley St. Albans Smiley Frank Taylor

Soviets Plant Remote Control Missiles At Sea

London reporting diplomatic sources says Russia built Polaris type missiles operable by remote control from sea bed containers. The aim is to extend range by placing rockets near hostile coasts to hit fixed targets, though details remain unconfirmed.

London UPS Russia

WVU Law School Move Balked by Board

Morgantown officials report the West Virginia University Board of Governors balked last fall on a vote to move the Law School to Charleston. A May 9 public note by WVU President Paul A. Miller said sentiment favored the move, but legislators’ action was deemed necessary for locating the Medical Center.

Morgantown UPI West Virginia University Board of Governors Law School Charleston Morgantown Dominion News WVU Paul A. Miller Thomas L. Harris Parkersburg Miller John F. Golay

Kentucky man arrested in theft of government medical supplies

FBI agents announced the arrest of Sgt. Billy E. Cole of Louisville for stealing government medical supplies last June 27 and selling them to a Beckley drugstore. A hearing in Cincinnati on June 1 will determine if the case proceeds, after which Cole may be sent to Beckley for federal trial. The store’s name was not released and no action against the store was expected.

Kentucky Beckley Billy E. Cole Louisville FBI Cole Wilmington Ohio Cincinnati The Register

Five Escaped Convicts Captured in Hazelton Hunt

State troopers armed with shotguns captured five escaped convicts hiding in a laurel thicket in a wooded mountain area Monday night about four hours after they fled Luzerne County prison. Earlier, police recovered stocks and U.S. bonds valued at 123,755 dollars believed taken in a burglary by one fugitive on November 26.

Hazleton UPN Luzerne County U.S

FBI agent shot in shade gap kidnap case ends

An FBI agent was shot and killed today by a sniper believed to be the man who kidnapped 17 year old Peggy Ann Bradnick near Shade Gap Pennsylvania. State Police reported.

Shade Gap UPI FBI Peggy Ann Bradnick

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Walter L. Humphrey Raleigh County Bank Board of Education Joe Rodriguez Everett Fleshman Beckley Paint Co Hubert Jackson George Parker Raleigh County Community Action Association East Prince St. A John W. Smith East Prince St Raleigh County Public Henri Bergson Henry H. Holt and Co Sherman C. Trail Trail Gemini Control Stafford Cernan Atlas Mission Control Agena William C. Schneider Walter Schirra al Chop Cape A.m William W. Momyer U. S Momyer Joseph H. Moore Senate State Supreme Court Alex Dandy U.S. 1St Infantry Division Cao George Thompson Moyers UCAAP Jay Rockefeller WVU Law School
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