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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1957
Page
6
Editorial argues Ike’s Williamsburg stance on states rights is cautious and incomplete. He calls for a task force to outline federal and state spheres, urges states to finance more programs, and notes two examples slum clearance and disaster relief while warning of two-way fiscal responsibility.
A guest editorial accuses Georgia legislators of seeking to impeach six Supreme Court justices and to repeal the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments. The piece warns this could jeopardize federal funding and even spur secession from the Union, urging a return to reason.
A readable fragment shows an intercepted message dated June 26 1957 from George Eliz V Hallanan signed as an Institutionalist. It mentions Hallanans and belief in Free Enterprise and addresses Betty.
Syd Harris argues that true provocation should call forth thought not just anger. He contrasts sensational media tactics with provocative discourse that reveals motives and behavior, guiding responsible self knowledge and a sane view of society.
Kerr meets Humphrey in a high profile clash over oil policy and fiscal policy as Sen. Kerr leads Operation Halo Removal against Treasury Secretary Humphrey. Byrd defends Eisenhower era policies amid heated questions about the 27 percent oil depletion tax and the administration's economic record.
A brief aphorism notes that friendship focuses on faults harming friends while love ignores faults that harm the self, attributed to K H T. The quote contrasts how friendship scrutinizes others while love reveals personal suffering caused by faults.
The exchange centers on non defense outlays under Eisenhower, with Kerr arguing real shortages are absent and suggesting fair comparisons to Truman's non war years. Audience economists score points to Kerr as the discussion shifts to hard money policy and political rhetoric.
Readers praise John L. Lewis and the UMWA as The Gazette Magazine highlights the miners' tribute. The note references UMW Local members and the broader labor movement in a Sunday feature.
A letter argues Costello received 30 days for contempt after refusing to disclose grand jury details. It claims the court may have overpunished, noting Saperstein’s five year term for similar noncooperation and a later fatal shooting that drew no punishment. The piece also praises John L. Lewis and coal miners’ rights, contrasting treatment of miners with public officials.
A reader named Milton W Keefer letters the Gazette praising its stance on old age assistance while criticizing ongoing issues. He urges continued advocacy and expresses overall support amid concerns.
The aircraft carrier Saratoga spent about 65 000 to refurbish for President Eisenhower’s visit. Captain Robert Moore led lavish redecorations including a luxury cabin for Ike and a painted white mascot rooster amid crew protests. Subordinates allege funds exhausted and questioned orders, while Moore defends the changes as necessary and denies overrun.
Riesel argues that AFL-CIO policy bars expulsion of a union chief who uses the Fifth to shield personal matters but allows inquiry into union corruption. He notes past cases like Dave Beck and outlines how councils would handle disclosures of political contributions, weapon purchases, and strike funds. The piece stresses a union official may invoke the Fifth for personal protection without losing office.
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