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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
13
Senator Mansfield urges rapid action on President Kennedy's program with a six day Senate week starting Wednesday. Senate debates space bill while focusing on tax, debt limits, sugar quota, defense production, and export controls acts before July 1.
Goren on bridge details an East West vulnerable hand where North claims seven level after a flawed opening bid. With partner off a spade trick, he doubles seven diamonds seeking compensation from the opponents.
Reader praise for a recent Festival of Performing Arts hour highlights Hermione Baddeley as a versatile actress in stage and screen. The column notes her Oscar-nomination linked to Room at the Top and mentions her Cannes appearance and a tie to the British stage.
TV listings highlight Don Knotts in a Red Skelton program and a repeat with Dick Powell and Carol Lynley as a missing heiress mystery unfolds. Other segments feature Als King, Barbara McNair, and classic 1900s songs plus a suspenseful play It Takes 2 Thief with Edward Andrews.
Coast Guard received a yacht report claiming the Navy submarine Argonaut was sinking near Farnham Rock Massachusetts. Navy later said no submarine in area and Argonaut in port at Norfolk Virginia.
A five day Bible Conference at Winfield Baptist Church led by Dr. Duard H. Estep from Elkins runs Monday to Friday at 7 30 p m. The event centers on Adventures in Doctrine with topics The New Birth The Works of the Holy Spirit Justification Sanctification Gods Justice and Mercy and The Judgments of God. Navy reports no Russian submarines near Massachusetts while Coast Guard helicopters and Air Force craft patrol area. Farnham Rock buoy lies six miles south of Portsmouth shoals where 28 sailors died in 1999.
London AP reports Britain's Communist party aims to raise membership from 32,490 to 35,000 by Easter. General Secretary John Gollan said the latest recruitment drive added 3,405 members.
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