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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1956
Page
5
A low pressure area in the Northeast brings showers but moves into the Atlantic Ocean today. Another low pressure area causes scattered showers and thunderstorms across the Central and Southern Plains as temperatures cool in parts of the far western states.
The ACLU charged that a bill to restore state anti sedition laws would weaken national security and infringe on free speech and due process. Patrick Murphy urged rejection in a memorandum sent to Sen. Johnson, Rep. Knowland, and House Judiciary members as the Senate panel advanced the bill and a House subcommittee studied it.
Mexico City reports Premier Nikolai Bulganin says Russia offers economic collaboration to Latin America in contrast to U S aid tied to political or military conditions. Bulganin says Moscow’s offer is mutual, beneficial, and free of political or military aims.
DETROIT Juneary The UAW leader says automation and atomic energy can raise living standards, shorten the work week, and increase leisure while boosting pensions and layoff pay. Walter P. Reuther calls for a permanent commission to study automation’s broad economic impact as the union marks its 20th anniversary. He disputes political loyalties, pledging no presidential aspirations and criticizing both parties for lacking unified leadership.
Miss Constance Marie Willard daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilson H Willard of Charleston West Virginia graduates from Berea College with a sociology degree She is also a Garnett High School alumna of Charleston The graduation occurred in Berea Kentucky on June 3 1930s context retained as era note
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