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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
6
The Nation notes U S bans on export to Communist China contrast with Oregon’s earlier 12 percent export share to Red China from 1934 to 1941. A West Coast committee for policy review is urged to explore avenues for negotiation and broader engagement with Red China to address disarmament and regional stability.
Secretary of Commerce Luther H. Hodges argues that progress requires a vigorous push in salesmanship to fuel free enterprise. He calls for a proactive campaign to boost business enthusiasm and market activity nationwide.
Senator Philip A. Hart argues for a truth in packaging bill to require honest outside the package indicators. He contrasts this with historical free enterprise resistance and suggests labeling clarity would heighten efficiency and trust, noting a four-cherry pie should show four cherries.
A Gazette readers letter condemns West Virginia lawmakers, cites proposed circuit changes and higher salaries as burdens on taxpayers, and calls for focusing on education and public services. Another reader commends Laird Memorial Hospital in Montgomery for compassionate care and hopes for expansion. Pearl Bowman Cedar Grove.
In a portrait of President Juan Bosch, the article outlines his vow to rehabilitate a nation long under Trujillo rule. Bosch foresees a 25 year effort to reform and restore trust, faces exile experience, and plans a unity government while confronting divisions, Communists, and Haitian tensions.
224 Old Believers, exiled in Turkey since 1708, settle in two New York state communities. Taras Ataman, spokesman, says church rules forbid intermarriage with Moslems or Christians in Turkey. The group preserves memory of Peter the Great and faces a new era abroad.
The piece weighs Governor Wallace’s refusal to defy federal court orders on University of Alabama integration. It argues he submitted under force of federal troops, raising questions about martyrdom, political risk, and impact on Alabama politics and figures like Hill and Sparkman.
Intercepted message dated June 14 1963 references a missing tourist hubert something and Joan F Kennedy heading back to Washington DC. The note implies ongoing political or personal context without detailed actions.
A satirical column noting Governor Wallace’s focus on school issues and social policies. It jokes about equal pay for women, mandates on wives, British politics, commencement speakers, an airline stewardess claiming astronaut status, and a quip about an elusive federal glossary official.
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