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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1965

Page

1

New Commerce Commissioner Seeks Regional Industry Push

West Virginia commerce chief Angus E. Peyton warns that automation and stagnating investment threaten jobs and welfare rolls unless satellite industries are drawn to the state. He proposes a regional approach syncing Huntington Parkersburg Charleston efforts to lure plants, with five region model and data driven planning to attract development. Peyton stresses plant sites skilled labor roads and schools as keys, and urges closer ties with local leaders for long term planning and expanded contacts.

Fanny Seiler Charleston UPI Angus E. Peyton West Virginia Peyton Huntington Parkersburg

Fire kills 12 at U S Navy center near Tokyo

A two story frame building 20 miles southwest of Tokyo housed a U S Navy communications center. Firemen say they were barred at first, delaying response and raising casualties to 12 dead and 14 injured among American servicemen. The site relayed messages for the 7th Fleet.

Tokyo UPI Navy Here U.S. 7Th Fleet Imperial Japanese Navy

Administration Warns On Foreign Aid After Present Vote

In Washington Senator J William Fulbright refused to vote yes or no on the Senate foreign aid bill signaling Congress demands a revised program next year The measure passed 59 21 with Fulbright voting present The House would reconcile with a higher 142 million in aid while the Senate trimmed 50 million from the House total and set a one year ban on aid to Egypt and Indonesia unless the President finds it in the national interest

Washington UPI J. William Fulbright Senate Congress Arkansas House-Senate Appropriations Committee House Johnson White House Egypt Indonesia

Rainy And Cooler For Beckley And Vicinity

Rain today with possible thunderstorms then ending tonight. Saturday partly cloudy and cooler with highs in the upper 50s and a low around 44. Beckley records show 77 high in the last 24 hours and 55 low at 12 30 pm. Precipitation measured at .27 inches. window 12 mph and humidity 99 percent. River Greenbrier normal and cloudy. Lake normal and clear with 13 gates open. new gauge at Hinton 1.9 ft. Five day forecast calls for cooler weekend then a rise mid next week and over half an inch of rainfall early next week.

Beckley Greenbrier Noram Cloudy Lake Hinton Thermal Calif Douglas Wyo West Virginia

Big Viet Cong defeat claimed near Qui Nhon

Saigon reports say forces killed more than 600 Viet Cong in a brutal battle along a 20 mile stretch northwest of Qui Nhon. US and Vietnamese troops also killed 91 guerrillas in skirmishes, with B52 strikes and other air missions over North Vietnam. One American Skyraider crashed but the pilot was saved.

Saigon UPS Qui Nhon U.S Guam Iron Triangle North Viet Nam South China Sea Chu Lai da Nang Jean Bion Kontum Pleiku Mekong

Gromyko Demands End to U S Viet Nam Aggression

At the United Nations An drey Gromyko pressed for a total halt to U S aggression in Viet Nam with no preconditions and backed North Viet Nam and China in demanding withdrawal of all American forces. He warned of third party interests in Kashmir that could fuel wider conflict.

United Nations N.Y UPI Russia United States Viet Nam Andrei Gromyko General Assembly North Viet Nam China U.S South Viet Nam Peking Kashmir India Pakistan Paul Martin Gromyko Assembly Viet

Dorothy Malone Battles For Life After Surgery

Hollywood star Dorothy Malone, Academy Award winner, fought for life after a six hour lung operation in which her heart stopped. She remained on a mechanical heart lung device at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Doctors removed clots from her lungs and expressed cautious optimism.

Hollywood UPI Dorothy Malone Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Raymond Weston Miss Malone Weston Esther

Vatican Council Debates Heaven and Space Age View

In Vatican City UPI reporting Belgian Bishop Andre Charne says the old heaven and hell concept is out of date for an interplanetary era while Italian Bishop Giuseppe Marafini urges acknowledging evil in the modern world. The Ecumenical Council endorsed the document On the Church in the Modern World by a landslide vote of 2 111 to 44 and the discussion will continue with 12 speakers addressing nuclear weapons population growth and the possibility of intelligent beings in space. Father Francis J. Connell notes the need to recognize divine creativity beyond Earth. The document now moves toward further debate on page 2.

Vatican City UPI Ecumenical Council Heaven Hell Andre Charne Namur Giuseppe Marafini Veroli Frosinone Council Francis J. Connell School of Sacred Theology Catholic University of America

Young couple found dead in pact of suicide

In Baldwin Borough a 22-year-old man Frederick W. McGoogan killed his 19-year-old wife Jane with a high powered rifle then shot himself. Police report notes say they wished to be together from now on. the couple had married six months ago.

Pittsburgh UPI Baldwin Borough Frederick W. McGoogan Jane John L. Weis

Plan To Recruit More Reserves Disclosed

Washington officials reveal a plan to recruit thousands of youths for possible use in Vietnam. The Army would use a six month program to train volunteers then assign them to National Guard divisions and civilian units. About 20,000 hands needed to fill combat units with supporting troops.

Washington UPI Army Defense Department National Guard Army Reserve Congress Civi

Two Indiana Senators to Speak in West Virginia

Jennings Randolph invites two Democratic Indiana senators to speak in West Virginia. Vance Hartke will speak September 25 at the LBJ Bar-B-Que in Martinsburg, and Birch Bayh will address the Columbus Day Dinner in Weirton October 9.

Washington UPI Jennings Randolph D-W. Va Indiana West Virginia Vance Hartke Martinsburg Birch Bayh Weirton

Award Winning Producer Dies at 51 in New York

David Lowe, noted television documentary producer for CBS Reports, died of a heart attack at age 51 while at the Friars Club. He was husband of Harriet Van Horne and recent work included KKK The Invisible Empire. Lowe earned a Peabody for journalism and praise from Congress for his firearm access documentary.

New York UPI David Lowe Columbia Broadcasting Company Friars Club Lowe Harriet van Horne New York World- Telegram Scripps - Howard CBS Invisible Empire Congress United States

India accuses Pakistan of cease-fire violations

India charges Pakistan with cease-fire breaches at frontier points as pro Pakistan guerillas claim killing 83 Indian soldiers in Kashmir. Government says Pakistanis entered India and dug trenches. Amid war tensions Britain faces calls to halt military shipments and Commonwealth pressure grows. Crisis not over, warns Shastri and Ayub Khan.

NEW Delhs UPL India Pakistan United Nations Kashamir Britain Bharat Jha Azad Congress Party British Commonwealth Commonwealth Lal Bahadur Shastri Mohammad Ayub Khan Johnson Alexei N. Kosygin Shastri Ayub Khan Indian Defense Ministry

Ex-Sen Keating Seeks New York Court Post

Former U S Senator Kenneth B Keating accepted the Republican nomination for associate justice of the New York Court of Appeals. He was nominated to oppose Supreme Court justice Owen McGivern, with Keating previously defeated by Robert F Kennedy for the Senate in November.

New York UPI U.S Kenneth B. Keating State Court of Appeals Keating GOP State Committee Supreme Court Owen McGivern Manhattan Senate Robert F. Kennedy

NAACP Opens State Conference in Williamson

NAACP state conference sessions began at Logan Street First Baptist Church Williamson with committee and executive board meetings and two workshops led by Dr. Tinsley Spraggins of the U S Office of Education. Samuel J. Siemons will speak at tonight's dinner, with Rev DC Anderson Davis of Bluefield delivering remarks. A memorial service is planned Saturday, two workshops Saturday afternoon, and a Freedom Banquet Sunday featuring John M. Brooks on voter registration. Reports of Huntington chapter considering withdrawal were unconfirmed.

Red China Building Secret Comao Base

Military expert Col. Ray Cromley is quoted in an exclusive report claiming Red China is constructing a covert Comao base. The article directs readers to page 4 for full details and context.

Red China Comao Base Newspaper Enterprise Association Col Ray Cromley

Brezhnev warns on nuclear arms access at Moscow rally

Brezhnev hailed the Kashmir cease fire in Moscow at a Soviet East German friendship rally and warned Warsaw Pact nations would take appropriate measures if West Germany gains access to nuclear arms. He did not specify the measures. Johnson signs 1.2 billion education aid bill. House approves 1.8 billion for second year of war on poverty act. bill moves to Senate.

Leonid Brezhnev Kashmir Moscow Warsaw Pact West Germany Nus Johnson House Senate

Actor Lee Marvin to be arraigned for drunkenness

Actor Lee Marvin 41, star of Cat Ballou and M Squad, to be arraigned in a Hollywood court on a drunkenness charge after a traffic accident. He was arrested by California Highway Patrol after his car hit motorcyclist Robert Hathaway 27 of Los Angeles who suffered leg injuries. About 140 Negro pupils stayed away from Liberty Elementary School Williamson for a second day protesting a teacher transfer. Housing and Home Finance Administration announced a $28,240 urban renewal planning loan for Berkeley County.

Lee Marvin Cat Ballou M Squad Hollywood Marvin California Highway Patrol Robert Hathaway Los Angeles Hathaway Liberty Williamson Housing and Home Finance Administration Berkeley County

Judge Dismisses Walker Libel Suit In 1962 Mississippi Row

U S District Judge James F. Gordon in Louisville Kentucky dismissed a $2 million libel suit brought by former Major General Edwin Walker against Courier Journal Louisville Times and WHAS Inc relating to Walker s actions during the 1962 Meredith enrollment at the University of Mississippi. Sydney Chaplin leaves estate to widow Henrietta in probate at San Diego court. Guy Warner the 19 year old sailor faces court hearing in San Diego as guardian and grandmother attend.

U. S. District Court James F. Gordon Louisville Courier-Journal Louisville Times Whas, Inc Edwin Walker Walker James Meredith University of Mississippi Sydney Chaplin Charlie Chaplin Henrietta Nice France Chaplin San Diego Calif Guy M. Wariiner John P. Scripps

Bluefield Informer Jailed After Flamboyant Escape

Marvin E. Brooks, 45, of Bluefield West Virginia, jailed in Milwaukee on a routine battery charge by his wife under an assumed name. He possessed more than $28,000 and was wanted in a 1962 Myrtle Beach South Carolina safe burglary. Brooks had previously provided information that led to the dismissal of seven Bluefield policemen and vanished during court. Authorities suspect an escape plan tied to his Bluefield burglary connections. He faces return to South Carolina then Bluefield.

Milwaukee UPI Marvin E. Brooks Bluefield W. Va Brooks Myrtle Beach S. C New River Glen Lyn South Carolina

Plattsburgh couple join Glidden Tour to see steam engine

Mr and Mrs Joseph S Church of Plattsburgh N Y with 235 antique car owners on the 1965 Glidden Tour visited Beckley Exhibition Mine to admire a steam engine donated by Winding Gulf Coals Inc to New River Park. They rode in a 1929 Chrysler and detoured via Bluefield to rejoin the group, after four tours from Plattsburg Motor Service.

Joseph S Plattsburgh, N. Y Beckley Exhibition Mine Winding Gulf Coals Inc New River Park Chrysler West Virginia Turnpike Trav Bluefield Plattsburg Motor Service

Two Escapees Caught at Peel Tree Prison Break

CLARKSBURG UP I dispatch reports Peel Tree police captured two more Moundsville penitentiary inmates Thursday, leaving two of six at large. Bernard Brookes and James Armstrong remain sought, while James Sprecher, Barry Lee Scotten, Robert Gibson, and Ralph Wires have been apprehended in the past two days.

Clarksburg UPI Peel Tree Moundsville Penitentiary Leav Bernard Brookes Ohio County James Armstrong Taylor County James Sprecher Barry Lee Scotten Wyoming County Robert Gibson Clay County Ralph Wires Wood County

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