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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1961
Page
4
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A dozen French labor specialists will visit Charleston on July 12 to inspect the operation as part of a district headquarters study for On, Chemiest and Atanie Workers International. Clarrsy Drenner of OCAW District 10 said they would also tour the Esk Refining Co. plant at Falling Rock. The trip is part of a State Department cultural exchange program.
Rep William A Harshaar urged United States to spend 500 million a year to raise social and economic standards at home. He argued at least six communities could obtain federal funds for urban renewal hospitals and related projects under housing bill.
Senate Judiciary hearings on Kennedy crime measures drew skepticism from several senators about penalties for threats and the scope of the bill. Witnesses reported threats to silence them, while prosecutors argued fear should not shield crime investigations.
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