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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1955

Page

5

Union Official Accused as Communist by FBI Informant

Senate inquiry heard CIO steelworkers action chief John Mullen accused of being a Communist and linked to efforts against Pennsylvanian Justice Musmano. FBI informant Mazzei testified Mullen was a Communist functionary present at Pittsburgh meetings and involved in discrediting Musmano, who warned of potential legal actions if exposed.

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U S Envoy Calls Soviet Yugoslavia Visit a Great Concession

U S ambassador to Yugoslavia James W Riddleberger hailed the Soviet leaders visit to Belgrade as a major concession and said the admission of being wrong by the top command was fantastic He noted Khrushchevs attempts to be genial and predicted Tito’s relations with the West would not be altered The ambassador, home in Woodstock Va, travelled for his son Christopher’s RPI graduation and planned to report to Washington that night on the Belgrade meeting

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Ike to deliver major atoms for peace speech at Penn State

President Eisenhower will speak to Penn State graduates on Saturday on atoms for peace and may announce new U.S. efforts in peaceful atomic energy. He will view the university's $300,000 nuclear reactor before addressing 1,928 graduates via nationwide network. A family gathering on campus preceded the event.

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Journalist John G. Morgan to resume duties at Gazette

The Gazette welcomes back John G. Morgan, statehouse reporter and 1954 Reid Foundation scholar, returning from a year studying in India and Pakistan. He was the first West Virginia newspaperman awarded the Reid scholarship, and Gazette staff hold both honors for outstanding journalism.

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