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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1961
Page
6
The fragment shows Carmichael expressing loss of balance and desire to quit playing, noting temperament and lack of will to continue. It hints at a personal setback affecting participation with a strong emotional tone and a declaration of withdrawal from competition.
President Kennedy received a 282 page report from a privately created commission on money and credit with 87 recommendations. Proposals would let the President cut or raise income tax by up to 25 percent in a downturn and reduce the Federal Reserve Board from seven to five members. The plan aims to tighten Fed independence and align monetary policy with the administration, drawing quick congressional reactions.
Pope John XXII presided Monday over the closing session of his central commission meeting in the Vatican Palace. The gathering, attended by 32 cardinals bishops and archbishops, discussed a report on the Ecumenical Council and health program changes. The pope urged against delegating Congress power to promulgate tax laws and noted the council’s potential timing within about a year.
FBI investigators in San Diego pursue how large the American Republican Army is and who funds it as they probe the May 28 tower explosions in Nevada and Utah. Two detained without charge after leader Browes and aide were deported from Mexico. Jensen and Browes arraigned in Reno with bail set at 100000 each.
United Nations New York and United States clash over a demand to expel Miroslav Nadlavac Czech diplomat on espionage charges. Czech Republic rejects US call, explores U N 1947 agreement procedures, with Secretary-General Dat Skjold informing the mission of an inquiry. The dispute centers on diplomatic immunity and the headquarters area regulations.
An early 20th century style health ad proclaims a new laxative principle, Coronalp, claiming three way action to ease lower colon constipation. It contrasts old bulks and salts with a gentle formula said to relieve chronic constipation overnight, safe for expectant mothers and not interfering with nutrient absorption. It urges readers to get COLONAe today in introductory size.
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