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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1955
Page
12
The Gazette prints daily radio and television listings as a public service and relies on stations for accuracy. Readers are asked to notify the paper if any program is incorrect.
A dense schedule lists morning talk shows, dramas, variety programs, films, news, weather, and sports across WCHS-TV CBS, including Garry Moore, Captain Calamity, Perry Como, and The Grand Ole Opry. Multiple feature films and stage plays are scheduled with several sign offs and program previews included.
Chiang Kai-shek rejects any conditional release of American fliers and accuses Chinese Communists of using peace talks as blackmail. He warns that such tactics threaten prestige in Asia and could endanger India if Communists gain in negotiations with the United States and China.
Report notes Chou En Lai says Soviet charges of U S aggression against China at the United Nations Security Council. He offers to negotiate with the United States on ree taxing tension in the Taiwan area, arguing the Communists aim to counter the Sino American mutual defense treaty and remove U S influence from Asia.
The House Post Office Committee approved an average eight percent pay increase for about 500 000 postal workers. The measure, replacing Eisenhower vetoed legislation, moves to the House for quick passage after Senate approval 78 to 0. The president is expected to sign pending reclassifications.
Hearings begin next Wednesday on a companion bill boosting Civil Service workers pay by at least six percent with retroactive March first and an annual cost of 164 million dollars. Sen Butler proposed extending the postal increase, but the amendment was ruled out of order amid Senate debate. House panel added minor amendments not changing the raise size or reclassification schedule.
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