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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1956
Page
2
June 27 reports from Hong Kong and 1936 Charleston Gazette describe a controversial film exposing the injustices of Japan’s war against China. The piece notes radio praise from Japanese audiences and critiques by Chinese observers regarding the impact on Red China.
Sen George urged the Senate to restore 700 million dollars to Eisenhower's foreign aid plan. He warned that cutting the program would weaken the Free World and NATO as debate began on amendments to limit funding. Bridges and others criticized aid to Yugoslavia and India amid a vote on final passage set for Friday.
Twenty two Charleston area airmen departed yesterday to begin summer basic training at Lackland Air Force Base Texas. The group of 22 is the final segment of 70 in the Air National Guard program reducing service obligation to eight years. Several will pursue college or jobs while in training with the guard. Names include Kenny R Breeden Kenneth D Breedlove Gary L Corns Keith C Fore Arthur J Holz Gary L Hunter Charles J Price George A Withrow Ralph B Duscatt Gerald M Wood Paul A Raynes Billy L Sowards James T White John J Wisnewski Jr Jerry O Dunbar Edward T Edmonds Samuel E Thomas Derald R White Roy D Lisly Lloyd D Whitely Sherman L Shumate William E Richmond.
Union Carbide and Carbon Corp. will start constructing on Westchester property near Tarrytown in 1957. Morse G. Dial said the office building, a research laboratory and a service laboratory will be completed early in 1959 with five or three story heights and about 1,000 planned staff.
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