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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1961

Page

14

De Gaulle recalls division in Algeria amid Berlin fears

Paris reports President de Gaulle orders one French division to return from Algeria with more to follow. He cites possible division withdrawals as observers link to a potential Berlin crisis with the Soviet bloc. De Gaulle says talks with Algerian rebels may resume at Evian as France plots an independent Algeria retaining defense posts like Mers-el-Kebir.

Paris Charles de Gaulle Algeria France Elysee Palace Garden Berlin Soviet Union Evian-les- ‘Bains DE Gaulle Evian-les-Bains Europe Oran Mers-el-Kebir

Laos Strongman Phoumij Heads to Washington Amid Laos Crisis

Gen Phoumij, Laotian strongman, travels to Washington to bolster ties with the U S backed government after Zurich accord. Boun Oum and Sananikone press for neutralist coalition stance and call for cease fire with Pathet Lao amid ongoing conflict.

Geneva Phoumij Washington Nosayan Phoumi Laos U. Day Hiss United States Vientiane Boun Oum Southeast Asia Treaty Organization Phoui Sananikone Sananikone Neu Pathet Lao Prince Souphanouvong

Federal Communications hearing discusses sponsorless national TV network

The FCC heard a proposal for a government sponsored national television network focusing on special events and classics without sponsors. It would share programs with private networks and rebroadcast content, offering late access to notable shows. Irving Mansfield warned of dreary fall programming and called for balance. Fred Coe defended sponsor control over paid content.

New York Federal Communications Commission H. William Fitelson FCC Fitelson Theater Guild Radio and Television Department Irving Mansfield Fred Coe

U S Panel Approves Parochial School Loans in NDEA Bill

The House Education Committee endorsed adding parochial school loans to the National Defense Education Act, advancing a $1.8 billion package for loans and grants while seeking to expand aid to Catholic schools and public teachers. The vote went 17 to 11 with Republican dissent.

Washington — i House Education Committee Rules Committee House Kenendy NDEA Education Committee United States Charles E. Goodell New York

trillion dollar U.S. debt highlighted in Senate hearing

Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon summarized the total U.S. debt as slightly over one trillion dollars, breaking down the figures into state and local, corporate, individual, and federal components. He sought a temporary debt ceiling raise to 298 billion, with Congress to act before Friday, or the limit would revert to 283 billion.

Washington United States Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon Dillon Senate Finance Committee John J. Williams Del Treasury Congress Dil Ion House Senate

Col MacQueen to Retire After 23 Years in Air Force

Lt. Col Henry C. MacQueen of St. Albans retires Friday after 23 years in the Air Force. He commanded the 651st Flight Line Maintenance Squadron at Edwards AFB California. A WVU and USAF Institute of Technology graduate, he served in World War II and Korea and received the Purple Heart.

Henry C. MacQueen St. Albans Air Force A.A. MacQueen Edwards Air Force Base Calif West Virginia University Col. MacQueen Usaf Institute of Technology 15Th Air Force Korea

Catholics Stand Against Federal Aid Sparks Critique

Sen. Wayne Morse told the NEA convention in Atlantic City the Catholic hierarchy erred in opposing federal aid to education unless parochial schools are included. He cited Cardinal Spellman and a March statement urging federal loans to private schools, noting a shift toward support for loans but not grants.

Atlantic City Wayne Morse D-Ore Morse National Education Assn NEA Francis Cardinal Spellman New York Legislative Commission

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