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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1969
Page
9
A simple science activity shows a candle in a jar tied to a cardboard square. As you rotate, the flame tilts toward you because hot gas rises and is drawn inward by centrifugal forces, illustrating why lighter air moves toward the center while heavier air is forced outward.
This years start promises material gains for competent workers and new ventures. Aries should avoid blunt remarks while Taurus mingles in the community. Gemini faces unexpected shifts with a playful attitude. Cancer eyes busy profits ahead. Leo weighs earning temptations, Virgo enjoys social news, Libra notes hidden opponent moves, Scorpio plans long term, Sagittarius explores outings, Capricorn overhauls alliances, Aquarius tests intuition, Pisces anticipates life changes and new partnerships.
Tran Buu Kiem arrives in Moscow en route to South Vietnam to become minister for the presidency of the provisional revolutionary government. Tass reports he will stay three days to confer with Soviet leaders. He notes the Viet Cong delegation now under Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh will pursue a political settlement based on the May 8 10 point plan.
Victor Paul Howell of Elkins, 25, died at West Virginia University Hospital from injuries after a June 7 single car crash near Elkins. State Police said the vehicle struck a utility pole on U S 219 with Howell alone inside, bringing the highway fatality toll to 272 versus 234 a year earlier.
Scout Camp Roland begins Sunday marking four consecutive weeks of camping for 400 plus boys from Bland Giles Taswell and several West Virginia counties. Resident director Joseph Friedl of Athens oversees activities including hiking swimming nature study canoeing boating fishing and ritual ceremonies.
John H. Fallstick, 61, of McMechen Marshall County was held for questioning after his wife Margaret Fallstick, 60, was fatally shot with a 20 gauge shotgun at their home. He called police and surrendered to Chief Jim Specht as rescuers found the victim on a porch.
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