June 2 1975 West Virginia forecast zones overview
Weather district forecasts for zones 1 2 4 5 7 8 9 Ohio Virginia Kentucky Western Pennsylvania. Partly cloudy through Tuesday with showers and thundershowers possible in afternoon and evening. Highs 70s to 80s, Lows 40s to 50s. Humidity and wind data noted. regional variations shown for Northern Panhandle Northwest Charleston and Eastern Panhandle.
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Weath
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Eastern Panhandle
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Central Mountains
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Northern Mountains
Charleston
Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kremlin Attacks Schlesinger Over US Soviet Policy
The Kremlin controlled Pravda denounces Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger for ignoring the government line to ease tensions with the Soviet Union. The commentary warns a responsible official must heed the agreements and policy shaping Soviet US relations.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Soviet Union
Schlesinger
United States of America
Communist Party
Pravda
Michigan professor to negotiate with Zaire rebels
A University of Michigan professor volunteered to travel into Eastern Zaire to meet Marxist rebels holding three Western students hostage. Diplomatic sources said Peter Steiner flew to Bujumbura to prepare the mission while U S diplomats seek Zaire approval.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
University of Michigan
Zaire
Peter Steiner
Bujumbura
Burundi
U. S
Pathet Lao Charges Aired In Laos Controversy
The U S Embassy recounts Saturday night near the U S Embassy in Vientiane where Marine Staff Sgt Edward S Wagner and ten guards confronted youths trying to breach the residence. The youths fled after shouting and gestures, with no blows reported. A defector criticized U S evacuation and asylum policies for Laotians.
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U.S
Edward S. Wagner
Readers May Tell It To the Gazette
Citizens urged to send stories photos and grievances to the City Desk Gazette Charleston W Va 25330 with the promise that the paper values readers like you and will consider their input.
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the Gazette
The
Gazette
City Desk
Charleston
W. Va
End of the Tunnel continues with a tense trade tangle
In a dialogue about weapons sales, authorities warn against illegal exports under the Overseas Fair Trade Practices Act with fines and jail. The conversation ends with a plan to store equipment and resume negotiating later, seeking a brighter end to a failed tunnel project.
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Henry
Israel
Africa
Far East
Alumni Band Reunion at Stonewall Jackson High School
Band alumni from 1940 to 1975 will gather at 8 p.m. Friday in the Stonewall Jackson High School auditorium for a reunion event.
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Stonewall Jackson High School
Sadat Urges Ford to Use Power in Pursuit of Peace
Hundreds of onlookers waited behind iron barriers as Ford and Sadat arrived for their first formal conference in Madrid. They sat with Kissinger and Ismail Fahmy, pledging renewed negotiations while avoiding commitment to a Geneva or step-by-step path. Ford affirmed U S resolve against stalemate and urged durable peace, noting shared goal with Sadat and stressing limited expectation for immediate talks.
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Sadat
Kissinger
Ismail Fahmy
Egypt
Israel
Sinai
Geneva
Middle East
United States
Air Force One
Salzburg
Madrid
Spain
Emilio Perez
Thompson says press harassment over Morris Harvey contract
Thompson felt harassed by frequent Charleston newsmen inquiries about his Morris Harvey contract and salary offers. A committee member said Thompson and his wife were not worried about the Kanawha County textbook controversy affecting his children. Wehrle noted they liked Charleston and the college and believed the school had great potential Thompson helped enrollment jump from 428 to 1777 and boosted annual contributions from 12000 to 700000. Marshall Buckalew will depart Morris Harvey this summer.
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Charleston
Morris Harvey
Kanawha County
Wehrle
Siena Heights
Marshall Buckalew
Beirut Reopens as Beiruti Tensions Ease After Street Fighting
Beirut amid calm as Premier Rashid Karami urges beach holidays to ease bitterness from 11 days of clashes that left over 130 dead. A time bomb hit Sanaye quarter, destroying three shops but injuring none, while residents and markets slowly resume life. Phalangist Pierre Gemayel supports a Muslim president in Lebanon but calls for a Christian president to remain temporarily.
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Rashid Karami
Beirut
Karami
Sanaye
Hamra
el Bor
Pierre Gemayel
Monday Morning
Lebanon
Gemayel
Ford Meets Franco In Rome During European Tour
President Ford arrived in Moncton for worship and coffee with Gen Francisco Franco before traveling to Barajas Airport to inspect a guard. Italy mobilized thousands of police for a 14 hour stopover in Rome amid a bitter election campaign and heightened security outside U S facilities to head off violence.
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Moncton Palace
Francisco Franco
Baranjas
Ford
Salzburg
Italy
Rome
Giovanni Leone
White House
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