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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1965
Page
2
Fragmentary report notes a civil suit involving Allison and multiple defendant companies with damages around 35000 dollars. Case status shows August 25, 1962 and 1964 as dates. Twelve jurors and one alternate were selected, including Mrs Dottie Ald.
Schools face rising enrollments and turn to computer automation to streamline administration and classroom management. Districts pilot digital systems for attendance, grading, and scheduling to free staff for instruction while expanding access to learning tools.
A UPI report notes the foundation already houses a modern electric tree crusher rated at 140 tons. The setup can clear an area of substantial size, operating every 18 minutes to maintain efficiency.
Congress set to back a Senate passed resolution authorizing domestic release of a film on John F Kennedy produced by the U S Information Agency. House Education and Labor Democrats press to raise the federal minimum wage from 1 25 an hour as expected votes loom. meanwhile a Lyda tion beauty bill faces debate and a late today vote as efforts continue.
Johnson addressed the National Press Club near the White House then faced a crowd of five cartoonists and newsmen as he dodged questions. The afternoon agenda included ceremonies, rural aid planning, and a Water Safety symposium, with Defense Secretary Beasley and others attending. Johnson’s remarks reportedly drew a cooling response.
In Pittsfield Massachusetts Judge Clement Ferris Monday ordered two teenaged boys to wash the six fire trucks they sent out on false alarms last weekend. The teens admitted causing the false alarms and were assigned the community service task as punishment.
Investigators said the firemen aboard the train took control to avoid an accident as Los Angeles sheriff’s officials fired two officers in an incident involving John C. Price, 54, a local resident. The area near the crossing was heavily wooded, officers reported.
Governor Sanders held back to back talks in Atlanta with white community leaders and Negro demonstrators’ leaders. He acknowledged failure and urged a local solution while delaying desegregation steps until a three judge panel rules on school transport. Civil rights leaders condemned his approach as irresponsible and warned demonstrations would continue.
In the current state of the question a legal dispute centers on the binding effect of a law that prohibits all artificial implements or measures. Debates focus on scope, enforcement, and potential constitutional challenges.
A fire at about 9 30 a m damaged a Sullivan home with witnesses reporting a man named Lee and a person called Johnny on site. McCoy reportedly described the scene and mentioned Beaver in remarks.
A live bomb was dredged by the Anna from Weymouth, aided by 22 vessels, near Cape Henry in Atlantic depths. Navy experts boarded the trawler at Junction, marking a World War II era bombing range site.
U S Seventh Army commander Lt. Gen. Quinn told editors at Radio Free Europe that Russia maintains enough armed strength to threaten Europe at any time. He warned of ongoing military readiness and potential action if tensions rise.
A fragment from a conference quotes editor James G. Bellows of the New York Herald criticizing belief and public trust. The remark notes frustration over credibility and hints at political rhetoric, expressing doubt about why certain statements are accepted while genuine graves remain neglected.
Ozite Corp purchases assets of West Virginia and Co in Grafton for about 50 workers. Plant expansion planned as Ozite expands its fiber carpet cushioning business and develops new indoor outdoor carpeting.
UPI reports Mayor John F. Shelley ordered the police commission to crack down on prostitution, describing a scene where the girls crowd street corners and blow kisses at passing police cars. The chaotic situation prompted the action as authorities seek options to restore order.
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