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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1963

Page

6

New Security Probe Called By Macmillan

Prime Minister Macmillan ordered a judicial inquiry into the Profumo security scandal amid Labor accusations of a coverup. Lord Denning will oversee open or closed testimony as needed, with Wilson arguing a House committee would better expose truth and prevent a larger cover-up. Conservatives and Labour split publicly over the plan while Macmillan seeks to unitize party factions.

Tom Reedy London Macmillan Laborite House of Commons Labor Party House Harold Wilson Lord Denning John A. Profumo Christine Keeler House Committee Wilson

Sunrise Dinner Nets $1,211 Profit At Centennial Event

Sunrise received net proceeds of 1211 dollars from a centennial dinner honoring Pearl S. Buck and other West Virginia writers. The foundation reports 2960 dollars from selling 370 tickets at 58 dollars each, with dinner and solicitation costs totaling 1749 dollars. Proceeds support Sunrise operating expenses. The Gaz ette and the West Virginia Centennial Commission supported the event with Sunrise.

Sunrise Pearl S. Buck West Virginia Richard H. Ayre Charleston Cultural Center the Gazette The West Virginia Centennial Commission

Bay of Pigs veteran addresses Rotary Club

Cuban Bay of Pigs veteran Jorge Gavin told Charleston Rotary Club that Communist terror rules Cuba today and discussed exile news. He recalled his capture after the 1961 invasion, described harsh treatment, and quoted Jefferson as he urged liberation of Cuba.

Jas Jorge Gavin Charleston Govin Cuba Castro Milittia Gavin Thomas Jefferson

Mass Bargaining Slated for Study Defense Cuts Protested

Washington The House Appropriations Committee approved a 2 billion defense cut, drawing a protest from Secretary of Defense McNamara who warned it would reduce armed forces strength by about 66,000 and trim tactical air support. The panel set a 12 month defense budget of 47.09 billion, 1.92 billion below Kennedy's request. McNamara criticized proposed RFAC and reconnaissance aircraft cuts while praising a decision not to fund an extra 2,000 mile bomb detector program. The article also notes a New York discussion on newspaper industry bargaining and a separate profile of a Charleston reunion and local estate.

Williem F. Arbogast Washington House Appropriations Committee Robert S. McNamara McNamara United States Kennedy Defense Department RFAC Air Force Navy Defense Pentagon New York Clark Kerr University of California Center For the Study of Democratic Santa Barbara Calif Govin Castro Kerr Lucy Barber Charleston Ea Ee

Governors speech highlights need for planners and recruiters

Gov Barron likens West Virginia to a large football team fighting unemployment. He calls for trained community planners as recruiters to mobilize people, establish an institute at West Virginia University, and coordinate industry drives. He notes progress via university research centers and a state commerce department. The plan aims to move jobless into work and build a stronger state.

K. W. Lee Gov Barron West Virginia Civitan Appalachian Governors Conference West Virginia University West State Department of Commerce

Scholarship Slated for WV Tech Student Huddleston

Cedar Grove sophomore West Virginia Tech student Denny Huddleston has won a $200 printing scholarship from the West Virginia Printing Industry. He noted defense contracts totaling $200 million for the state and stressed the partnership between people and government in aiding state business and industry.

Montgomery Denny Huddleston Cedar Grove West Virginia Tech West Virginia Printing Industry Inc Lince Wash-j Barrington

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