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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1976
Page
7
June at Mountaineer Dinner Theatre features Charles Laurence’s comedy My Fat Friend directed by Barbara Moore. Stars Charles Averill delivering witty dialogue as Henry, a strong cast delivering entertaining performances with sharp, pointed humor throughout.
A Town Meeting ’76 program by the Institute of Cultural Affairs will be held in Jacksons Mill from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. The event costs 4 per person and includes workshops on lawn meetings plus reports from West Virginia town meetings. Information from Olive Filtra, P.O. Box 2968, Clarksburg 26301.
Former White House adviser John Ehrlichman told NBC Meet the Press he suspects the CIA has already destroyed many papers on its improper activities. He promoted his novel The Company while noting no proof but suggesting major files may be gone. He avoided specifics due to ongoing legal action.
In a Cape Town interview published in U S News and World Report Washington urged Western nations led by the United States to boost naval power in the Indian Ocean and adopt a firm stand against terrorism to counter Communist influence in Southern Africa. He warned that control of the region would threaten vital sea lanes around the Cape of Good Hope.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger began his eight day Latin American trip in Santo Domingo by urging preservation of human rights. He told a Balaguer luncheon that the Americas must uphold international standards of justice and freedom. He signaled a tougher stance at the OAS meeting in Santiago, aiming for the human rights commission to report regularly.
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