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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1957
Page
14
Washington June 10 Senate Democratic leader Lyndon Johnson renewed his plea for an open curtain exchange of information with Russia. Endorsements showered in comments about the chance that Johnson's plan might help the United States.
A stubborn blaze destroyed the home of a local businessman, blamed on a short circuit in faulty wiring and a lack of water supply. The report notes political commentary confusing the scene with quotes from Sen. Frank Church and Sen. Russell Long about freedom of expression and the Iron Curtain, reflecting tense Cold War discourse.
Washington reports that the International Association of Machinists dismissed three members for invoking the Fifth Amendment during a Senate inquiry into past Communist connections. Names given include Joseph Infante, Sterling Neal, and Charles Steiner, former United Electrical and Radio Workers Union officials. The IAM reviews evidence to decide their continued membership as the union enforces its Fifth Amendment policy.
New York reports say Senate Internal Security Subcommittee subpoenas halted a Scandinavian Airlines flight carrying seven Russians amid a probe into defections. Refuges including Maxim Nidzi faced private interrogations as diplomats' influence on the cases is scrutinized.
A U S legation spokesman said Washington will cut staff in Budapest beyond the one third Hungary demanded, preserving Mindszenty’s status. Hungary’s note urged nine diplomats and four non diplomatic staff be sent home as prewar relations were worse, while Washington asserted staff numbers are U S choice. An earthquake was reported near northern Japan and a Powell River newsprint mill installed a 300 ton daily capacity boost.
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Styling leadership that will be new for years. Record sales prove it. Chrysler sits ahead with the lowest price class car at 41 ft and the longest at 219.2 inches. It offers extra front seat shoulder room 61.0 inches and leg room 45.5 inches, making it roomier than competitors. Drive it instead of following fashion.
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