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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1960

Page

24

Khrushchev Aims At Ike In Asia On Japan Visit

Nikita Khrushchev expected to tear down Eisenhower's image across Asia as he nears his Japan trip. U S experts note Khrushchev's past tactics, including undermining Stalin, and predict roughest reception for Eisenhower in Japan amid anti Ike protests and cool receptions in Indonesia and India. The report contrasts Ike's welcome on prior tours with growing opposition and emphasizes Camp David restraints now fading.

Washington Nikita Khrushchev Eisenhower Asia Japan Khrushchev Ike Kremlin Camp David U.S.A U. S Indonesia India U.S Stalin Tokyo Italy Russia Brazil Moscow

Rayburn Defends Health Reform Amid Political Backlash

Rayburn challenges the administration plan as a costly subsidy favoring private insurers. He warns Southern conservatives and the Dixie bloc threaten liberal health coverage while stressing the need for a sound, liberal bill amid voter stakes and old-age reliance. Ambassador Menshikov’s polls suggest Nixon could win if Khrushchev’s attacks persist.

Ways and Means House Sam Rayburn Texas Rayburn Wilbur Mills Arkansas Dole Treasury Forand Mills Ways and Means Committee Cou Gress Dixie Erat Howard Smith Virginia Eisenhower Congress

Rattlesnakes Defend Wild Pride in City Controversy

Inez Robb defends rattlesnakes against urban fear and pigeon complaints, arguing snakes are misjudged allies of nature. Readers from C. G. Harwig to Jack D. Rains praise or challenge her stance, noting snakes dislike city life yet symbolize a broader balance.

Americas C. G. Harwig Pittsburgh Harwig Laurence M. Klanber University of California Press Lady Chatterley Jack D. Rains Tucson Ariz

New Lipstick Safety Bill Heads to Likely Passage

A House committee approved a color additives bill on June 2 to set up a safety review process for cosmetics, foods, and drugs. It would grant FDA authority to establish safe tolerance limits and require manufacturers to prove safe use, with a Delaney cancer clause debated in the Senate.

Congressional Quarterly Washington Ladies House Senate Bil Food and Drug Administration Supreme Court FDA Flemmting

Dear George and advice column on love in Washington

In Washington discussions on love humorously explore humidity and romance. A reader asks how to win Steve’s affection, while another seeks old fashioned, Victorian style proposals amid practical concerns about location and a diamond ring.

George Steve

Ike's Popularity Rising Despite Paris Summit Collapse

Gallup Poll shows Eisenhower's personal popularity back near a three year high after the Paris summit failure and U2 incident. About 60 percent say the administration handled the U2 case well, with 96 percent aware of the incident and most considering the handling satisfactory.

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