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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1965
Page
12
The fragment discusses journalist notes and letters from Bill Barschow describing Saigon and Viet Cong casualties, praise for Vietnamese officers, and concerns about leadership and morale. It mentions Air Medal and posthumous Silver Star and Purple Heart awards.
Fragmentary 1968 letter and legal notices from Raleigh County West Virginia describe daily life in Viet Nam, food, gunboats, and Brigades, with references to Can Tho and Phu Quoc. It includes a court filing about estates and a notice of judgment, indicating a mix of personal correspondence and civil actions in the same clipping.
A fragmented column discusses unlisted numbers as status symbols and veers into a whisky debate. An Ohio spokesperson criticizes “light” whisky trends while a liquor industry friend questions hangover links, arguing taste matters more than strong effects.
In San Francisco a gypsy fortune teller was accused of conspiring to bribe police for protection of a chain of fortune establishments. Miller and others faced charges with bail set at 110000 each, described by officials as a nomadic fraud risk.
Queen Elizabeth confirmed Dame Elizabeth Lane as a new judge. Rules establish how she should be addressed, with male judges called Mr. Justice and she to be known as the Honorable Mrs. Justice Lane in court, addressed as your ladyship or your lordship in certain contexts. She will wear the white wig like male counterparts.
Muskegon Michigan. Firemen reported a poor drill as students delayed leaving for lunches and clothing from lockers. Some classes ignored the alarm and failed to respond promptly, with one class not recognizing the bell. Firemen called the drill unsuccessful.
Hollywood veteran Don Adams, noted for a bungled detective role and voice cadence similar to Max Smart, worries he may become his television alter ego in a new series. Adams compares the show to Get Smart and UNCLE and James Bond lore while noting critics and audiences respond warmly.
Jeanne Dawson narrates months of loneliness and fear as her aviator husband Donald Dawson was captured by Communists in Vietnam. The Family Weekly feature describes the emotional journey, the faith sustaining the family, and the joyous reunion when Saigon confirms his return.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at local classified items and ads with phone numbers, addresses, and references to beauty regimens and opportunities. The readable bits mention 201 Woodlawn Ave and 253-5075, with scattered phrases about insurance, printing industry opportunities, and heavy equipment.
Classified notices advertise motel career paths including managers and clerks with home study and resident training at an oceanfront motel. Offers to train with no obligation via Universal Motel Schools and lists contact details in Miami Florida plus assorted help wanted notes for waitresses, clerks, babysitters, and hotel staff.
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