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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
11
Recipe for tuna rarebit with mushroom soup and sharp American cheese served on buttered toast. Mix heated cheese with drained tuna then spoon over toast. Makes four servings. Enter by mailing to Evelyn Comer at The Charleston Gazette in West Virginia for a chance to win five dollars.
British officials remain opposed to Kennedy’s Polaris fleet idea while American and British experts present arguments for mixed crewed submarines. Adm Ricketts defends military value and warns of Soviet countermeasures, as Britain questions command and escort requirements.
West Side Lions Club will install new officers at a Ladies Night meeting tonight. Arnold Cunningham is president and Lyle Wolverton is first vice president with D Edwin Bird as second vice president. Other officers include Jack Frost secretary NIAGARA FALLS NY, Howard Hines assistant treasurer, and Robert C Ricci of 924 Central Avenue, Charleston WV as secretary treasurer.
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