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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1965
Page
2
Leslie, a high school graduate from Huntington, enlisted in the Women’s Marine Corps seeking camp and training. She faced resistance, later completed steps, and entered a fall program while attending military science classes led by ROTC professor H Morgan. Her path shows the wartime push for women in military roles.
The obituary notes the body is at Webb and Neal Funeral Home with arrangements pending. It mentions his wife Mrs Garner of Hyattsville and other family members, indicating services will follow after final arrangements are completed.
The infant died at 2 30 a m at Mullens area and is at Evans Funeral Home in Oceana. Survived by parents, a brother Leonard Jr and a sister at home. Funeral arrangements by Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor with services at Spruce Grove Cemetery in Basin.
Officials from the company and union offered no comment on the Ireland miners during a two week period, leaving fate unclear as workers reel from the unfolding situation.
A terse Indonesian government statement says President Sukarno is in good health and will attend a scheduled presidential ace meeting in Jakarta on Wednesday. The note confirms no change in plans and emphasizes ongoing stability at the highest level.
The article notes three other contracts set to be issued next year to tunnel I-77 from the to the turnpike at Princeton wo. Seutage as of the an tler from is under construction with completion scheduled by next year. It mentions a West Virginia catalog or Govese ay law permitting use of federal funds to improve the interstate standards and that Congress reserves the right to determine further policy in such matters, per the SRC.
SSL Sonnacee Bragg is charged with negligence and speeding in a civil suit filed by the McNealys seeking $1,000 for front and side car damage and $10,000 for permanent impairment.
Government forces faced Viet Cong as 67 air sorties supported afternoon operations near the Ph Ly bridge, 25 miles northwest of Qui Nhon. Casualties included government troops and several Viet Cong workers as field clashes continued for about an hour amid harassing strikes.
A protest in Korea related to Ja Korea relations clashed with police in downtown To. About thirteen of the 1,500 marchers were involved in the incident. Despite the disruption, the demonstration continued with other participants voicing opposition to the Asia policy.
A Canton Ohio tour of a regional power system linked to the National Coal Policy Alliance Inc. showcased efforts from coal mines to electricity. The event, held Monday, expanded its scope to accelerate the project as officials outlined upcoming steps and the role of five state partners.
The State Board will start public hearings on budget requests from multiple state agencies early in November 1905. Gov. C. Smith plans a tentative outline of the funding. The board also received tentative funds from the Commerce Department Industrial Fund.
Fragmentary report notes six empty seats in the UN assembly hall. A quoted speaker from an nonmember country urges no more war and calls for peace among peoples, urging nations to lay down weapons and seek brotherhood. The excerpt hints at Cold War era tensions and hopes for disarmament.
During the first months of 1965 a strike caused the loss of 16.8 million man days, the largest such figure since 1950. The disruption marks the highest annual impact in over a decade.
Annual UPI Editors and Publishers conference at the Statler Hilton discusses crisis coverage. Kytle criticizes white leaders for underestimating Negro unrest and notes a gap between intentions and actions. State Department’s Dean Rusk attends the event, with Tatarian as chair of the crisis coverage session.
Pope Paul VI gave a Mass at Yankee Stadium in scarlet and white vestments then rode a convertible through the stadium crowd. He urged peace, blessed children receiving communion, and later toured the World’s Fair crowd of about 30,000 before a farewell balcony prayer.
C&O stockholders may exchange each C&O share for 0.725 N&W shares under a planned merger. The two railroads would form a 18 member joint board and elect officers. Officials aim to file a merger application with the Interstate Commerce Commission by November 1.
State troopers blocked bus boarding on a school lawn as Ku Klux Klan leader Calvin Craig of Atlanta arrived amid tense standoff in Crawfordville Georgia. The brief item notes UPI dispatch and mentions continued clashes between authorities and Klan figures.
UPI reports two escapees were discovered in an attic at Mill Creek. A federal officer told Mes Wamsley it was unclear how long the men had been hiding there and that one suspect claimed no idea he was hidden in the attic.
Fragmented OCR text references the United Nations and Pope Paul VI urging lasting peace through social justice. It mentions birth control debates and feeding people, advocating solutions to world problems without clear structured details. The passage is garbled with missing words and repeats.
Russians announced progress toward a soft lunar touch as Western experts questioned the mission. Names and dates are unclear in the garbled text, but the report mentions Luna 5 and Luna 6 with launch dates and a failed course correction, suggesting ongoing difficulties in the Soviet effort.
A reading outlines 1500 members invited to a beauty meet focusing on cal partnerships and forging an agreement toward future growth, with other agenda items including the state’s monetary and ming concerns.
The Pope arrived at Fiumicino Airport shortly before noon after a ten hour flight from New York. The weather in Rome was warm and sunny as the charity council activities began.
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