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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1975

Page

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Stahr Eyes Conservation Work Linking WVU Roots

Former WVU president Elvis Stahr, now head of the National Conservation Society, discusses long range planning for humanity and his role in global wildlife issues. He cites a delegation to the International Whaling Commission and notes whales' peril amid disputed hunting by Japan and Russia.

West Virginia Univsity Elvis Jacob Stahr National Condubion Society Stahr West Virginia New York Pappy Lewis WVU WVU Athletic Council Weston Audubon Society London U.S International Whaling Commission Hickman, Ky Greenwich, Conn Manhattan Charles Cameron Quigley Kanawha County Kanawha

North Vietnam softens stance toward U.S. ties

Premier Pham Van Dong signaled North Vietnam would normalize relations with the United States if Washington adheres to the Paris ceasefire. He spoke at Hanoi’s fifth National Assembly, urging full U.S. respect for the Paris agreement and pledging broader cooperation while accelerating economic and cultural development at home.

Tokyo Pham van Dong United States U.S Paris Hanoi Vietnam North Vietnam Fifth National Assembly North South Vietnam Democratic Republic of

Castle Robbery Over Fake Contract Stuns Rhine Castle

Police say Rheinstein Castle in Braubach was looted of antiques worth over 250000 by a Briton who pretended to buy it for 1 million dollars. The man Peter Lodge and his associate Thomas Alf en disappeared after an auction in Cologne, with prior thefts noted in Britain.

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