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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1963

Page

9

Party Chiefs Favor Slash In U.S. Tax

In a joint interview Democratic National Chairman John Bailey and Republican National Chairman Miller urged quick action on a tax reduction bill amid civil rights plans. They warned a Southern filibuster in the Senate could derail the measure, with Humphrey noting civil rights priority even if hearings lag. Both leaders stressed bipartisanship and the election’s stakes, citing Kennedy's re election prospects and shifts in legislative timing.

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New Charges Face Ward in Profumo Linked Case

Eight new charges were filed against Dr Stephen Ward central to the Profumo affair with prosecutors saying one involves abortion and others concern procuring. Ward his hearing Friday. bail arguments cited by his attorney. Ward not charged with abortion. Miss X procured Jan 5 1963 remains unnamed.

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Harriman urges debate on United States China policy

Undersecretary Averell Harriman called for a free public debate on U S policies toward Red China. He said dialogue could clarify U S aims, a possible ban on nuclear tests, and prevent China from gaining a nuclear capability. Harriman reviewed U S recognition and UN admission efforts, stressing open discussion to advance safe agreements.

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