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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1963

Page

2

Night Line Host McPherson Discusses Racial Riots On Air

Editor cites a recent WCHS Radio Night Line program hosted by McPherson the so called night mayor of Charleston. Listeners call in to discuss subjects chosen for the night with remarks broadcast for public debate. A caller claims the Gazette ignored accounts of racial rioting in Washington and Chicago.

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Centennial Grumbles and Enduring Celebration Reflections

A local forum article defends the Centennial against Robert Rigg’s anti centennial critiques. It praises events such as the Forum of the Future and steamboat race while condemning discrimination, noting Northern and Southern injustices, and arguing civil rights applies to all citizens despite violent incidents.

Robert S. Rigg Alderson Rigg Centennial Commission Mr. Rigg The Gazette Caller Washington Chicago West Virginia South Birmingham the Gazette Charleston Washington Stadium

It's All Vicious Racism Quote by Dr. Ralph Bunche

A quotation from Dr. Ralph J. Bunche condemns racism in all forms. He states that racist doctrine regardless of its source is equally vicious, calling out both Negroes and whites.

Readers Forum voices faith, bias, and book morals

A Cedar Grove letter questions religious use of Old Brick Church and calls for a nonwhite God or brotherhood, urging not to mock religion. A second note accuses the Gazette of bias for not publishing Goldwater views, praising Goldwater’s rejection and criticizing authors and books.

the Gazette Cedar Grove Sen. Goldwater Walter Lippmann Christine Thompson Pipestein

Moore Leads Fight Against ARA in West Virginia Politics

The piece analyzes Rep Arch A Moore Jr opposition to a 450 million authorization for the Area Redevelopment Administration. It argues Moore’s stance hurt West Virginia’s economy, details the vote outcome 209 to 204 and Moore’s claim that he influenced Republican defections. It notes pending ARA applications exceed the available funds and highlights specific WV projects at stake.

Arch A. Moore Jr Area Redevelopment Administration West Virginia Congress Moore Appropriations Committee House ARA Uwn West Virginia University Center of Appalachian Studies and Development Marshall University Industrial Research Center Bluestone Blackwater Falls Hawks Nest Wyoming County Cass Scenic Railroad Greenbank Braxton Arch Moore Braxton County

Limehouse Chinatown Vanishes as Urban Renewal Swings In

A London feature recalls Limehouse China town’s demise under postwar redevelopment. The era’s crime legends, Burke’s Limehouse tales, and the 1920s song Limehouse Blues frame a memory of opium dens, foggy alleys, and a district swept away by bombs and bulldozers. Mr. Ding, 71, recalls prewar Chinatown and laments high walls and rising rents as passports fade from easy travel to controlled borders.

Limehouse Thomas Burke Burke London Scooland Yard Chinatown

U N Faces Clash Over Peacekeeping Authority

The United Nations confronts a core dispute on the General Assembly’s power and the funding of peacekeeping missions. Russia and France resist paying assessments for operations in the Middle East and Congo, threatening the bloc’s ability to finance war-prevention efforts already aided in Palestine, the Congo, and Yemen. The paper questions whether all members will fund such actions even when national interests diverge, noting the U N’s dependence on 111 member benevolence and the impracticality of debt financing.

Russia France Middle East Congo United States U. N Palestine Yemen U.N Assembly

Fletcher Knebel Fires Up Potomac Fever

A fragmented panel of quotes and quips touches on space program leadership as Holmes resigns from the head role, a California inquiry on the John Birch Society, and satirical lines about public life, media, and government amid a collage of opinions and wry wordplay.

Brainerd Holmes Confucius Belaway

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Editorial Ralph J. Bunche Kanawha Valley Richard E. Walker West Virginia Tech Goldwater William Hoffman Farmvill John Copenhavers Harry J. Widney Harry Hofffmann W. Va Paris Ralph McGill Limehouse Blues Ali tNada Scotland Yard New York Times Co United Nations N. Y General Assembly Cuba U.S Junior Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr Fletcher Knebel California John Birch Society Christine Keeler
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