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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
3
A note from George Co. H. Underwood of Glacier Park Montana hints at a potential vice presidency as a private message is intercepted. The item appears in a broader political column on page i.
Kennedy workers push for releasing favorite son delegates on the first ballot to cross the 761-vote threshold. California Pennsylvania Iowa split supports Kennedy or its rivals, provoking resentment in party ranks. Governor tensions rise over pressure to release delegates while GOP tactics aim to keep Byrd allies intact. A West Virginia lawmaker notes district votes in the Electoral College plan. Huntington couple George and wife welcome a baby boy weighing nine pounds.
A Hazlitt quote praises a man who knows his mind and acts decisively. It extols steadfastness and clear purpose as key virtues in a strong character.
Liberals warn loyalty oaths for college aid recipients and convention delegates threaten core Democratic rights. The piece defends individual party affiliation, cites Sen. Byrd’s independent stance, and argues that certification rules must respect dissent within the party.
A bipartisan call urges Gov. Underwood to appoint an independent, unimpeachable commission to audit past and current MVD procedures after a theft estimate of 368000 dollars with insurance covering 300000. Discrepancies over two administrations and possible criminal records among staff are cited, with recovery efforts and public confidence at stake.
A 20 year member argues The Gazette should publish opposing views on American Legion policies. He praises the Legion as democratic and service oriented and recalls postwar support, urging readers to oppose by pass campaigns and support road by passes for traffic movement. Percy J. Creasey Cabin Creek accompanies.
Mrs Roma Greene of RFD 2 Box 319 laments Kanawha County roads in a letter, blaming slow improvements after a robbery and announcing a July 4 pool opening at Kanawha State Forest. She cites experiences camping across Greenbrier County and warns visitors about poor road conditions.
Democratic governors seek to avoid offending Kennedy Stevenson factions as adjournment nears. California's Pat Brown signals leaning toward Kennedy while others hedge. Florida's LeRoy Collins warns of possible early ballot shifts. Brown plans talks with Stevenson in California as national convention planning unfolds.
Adm. Arleigh Burke argues sea power will rise in a modern form with Polaris subs and long range carriers. He notes sonar, antisubmarine missiles, and skilled personnel as key assets, stressing NATO sea power and shared naval innovation.
Lesson in English by W 1% Gordon presents language tips on usage pronunciation and spelling. A broad survey discusses naval power Soviet submarine buildup and the imagined future of missile technology and war with reflections on atomic weapons and potential global devastation.
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