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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1962
Page
11
A fragmentary note from Hollywood California mentions an intercepted message and a person likely named Richard Berton, with cryptic references to a pen and an unclear story continuation on page four.
In Washington debate over the $60 million Justice Dam and reservoir on the Guyandot River Wyoming County, five federal reports are due in 90 days though results due by June 15. Wyoming County business groups urge caution, warning of job losses and地域 disruption if built, and suggest alternatives and further study before rushing ahead.
A compact guide notes common errors in English usage and pronunciation. It contrasts saying I hope you don’t become sick with the incorrect phrase and explains mispronunciation of exit and other terms.
A column notes Treasury Secretary Dillon promises a top to bottom review of taxes and deficits, while the Kennedy team weighs anti anti business weapons and public persuasion. It cites Connally seeking Kennedy help in Texas and hints at mounting political pressure.
A mirrored debate on whether state or federal administration best serves social programs. The piece argues federal control improves medical aid for the aged and education, noting state disparities hurt the poor and cites slavery and racial inequality to critique states' rights. It concludes federal control has a stronger record.
The piece argues business leaders like Clarence A. Kelley resist government limits yet show approval when regulation boosts profits. It notes Kelley and peers favor less regulation in transportation but oppose limits when beneficial to their own interests. The West Virginia example highlights merchants welcoming controls that raise cigarette profits.
Readers discuss resolving the West Virginia name issue by merging West and Virginia into a single distinctive state name. The letter argues for a clear identity and notes public confusion about capital and state status. Also covered are critiques of D L Stone’s Catholic predictions and reactions to using National Guard equipment for civilian transportation.
The piece warns that communists are exploiting Spain’s postwar discontent as wages rise and strikes fade. It recalls 1930s Franco conflict, foreign nonintervention, and Soviet aid to the republic, urging the West to oppose Soviet influence and prepare for a successor regime.
The California Republican primary shows Nixon with about a two to one margin but experts caution this does not signal an easy path to the governorship. Brown leads in Democratic numbers, while Kuchel lags, and analysts warn California’s voting history remains highly unpredictable.
The piece notes the abolition of cross filing in California and its impact on predicting November results. It cites Democratic leads in party registration, Nixon's uphill campaign path, and uncertain GOP support from Shell and opponents who backed a state assemblyman. Analysts doubt a 90 percent GOP turnout.
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