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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1969
Page
9
A Summer series of documentaries examines the Arab Israeli conflict with candid interviews from Israeli and Arab students refugees and mothers. King Hussein of Jordan and Prime Minister Golda Meir are featured alongside vivid scenes of refugee camps and bomb shelters.
The IGA Fondliner at 52nd Street and MacCorkle Avenue was broken into Saturday night with $1,500 stolen from the safe. Owner David Bird, a city councilman and finance committee chair, says the front door was pried and the safe opened. He notes this is the third council member–owned business hit this year, following attacks on Bob Phillips’ Kanawha City restaurant and John M. Wells of Kyle Furniture Co. in Hansford Street. Police charged three youths in a separate second break-in for a merchandise theft.
The Dunbar Republican parade to promote hopefuls in the municipal race starts at 6 39 p m at Dunbar High School and proceeds through business and residential districts ending at City Hall with a turnout likely to favor Republican candidates.
The classified pages list job opportunities from bricklayers to sales trainees, engineers, and drivers. They include locations like Charleston and Fort Wayne, with firms such as Mack Trucks and Metropolitan Life seeking applicants, plus summer positions for college students and camp counselors.
Bridge expert Goren analyzes bidding and play decisions across five questions. He discusses suit honors, two clubs rebid strategies, no trump contracts, and how to handle weak hands while guiding partners toward optimal slams.
A hodgepodge of lost items, notices, and ads including a 3-Lost and Found entry for a graduation ring with initials F. M. D. and contact numbers, a Lost Parakeet and a Pekingese dog notice with rewards, plus private detective and beauty academy adverts. Also includes a June 4 sale notice by the Dunhark Mountain Mission Ladies Circle and Squires Lounge opening.
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