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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1975

Page

2

Weather outlook across regions with scattered highs and lows

Northern Panhandle and surrounding regions show partly cloudy skies with upper 70s to mid 80s, central mountains in upper 70s, western areas in upper 70s, and southern zones in the 50s to 60s. Virginia highs reach upper 70s to mid 80s with lows in the 60s. Kentucky and Ohio show highs upper 70s to low 80s, lows upper 50s to 60s. Western Pennsylvania expects cloudy skies with thunderstorms, highs in 70s, lows around 60s. Historical June 16 temperatures noted.

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Arms control debate over Cruise missiles and verification

Dr Herbert Scoville Jr of the Arms Control Association argues that excluding long range Cruise missiles would undermine any ballistic missile and bomber agreement. Tsipis notes verification challenges of deployment, while the Pentagon contemplates placing Cruise missiles on nuclear attack submarines and possibly bombers.

Herbert Scoville Jr Arms Control Assn Tsipis Pentagon Soviet Union

Grain Buyers To Air Gripes About U.S. Grain

Grain executives meeting in an interview criticized American exports for poor quality and adulteration. They cited broken corn kernels and high fiber in soybean meal as factors harming markets, urging better US grading and ship loading research to protect European and Brazilian imports. Rep. Neal Smith alleged New Orleans port blenders add debris to lift foreign material to 3 percent.

Duncan Europe United States Hall Richard Soybean Assosciation Arnott Neal Smith Smith The Des Moines Sundays Register New “Orleans New Orleans Harlan Ryan U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA

Israel Lebanon raid and Middle East tensions in June mentions

Rosel Youssef reports Jordan seeks to join a Syrian Palestinian unified force and a possible Hussein Arafat meeting in late June. Tekoah condemns UN support for PLO and calls it terrorism. Syria-Iraq water dispute and Newsweek notes on Egypt aid and OPEC price hints.

Cairo Rosel Youssef Jordan Hussein PLO Yasir Arafat Israel United Nations Yosef Tekoah Kurt Waldheim Maizer UN General Assembly Tekoah Middle East Syria Iraq Euphrates Sana Sobhi Kaheleh Newsweek Magazine Ford Administration Egypt Mediterranean Alexandria Washington Saudi Arabia Organization of Petroleum Exporting

Teenagers Die in Crash Claimed Students From Greenbrier West and Rupert

Details reveal multiple casualties from a crash involving teens from Greenbrier West High School and Rupert Junior High. Services set at Wallace Wallace and Jesus Name Pentecostal Holiness Church with burial at Wallace Memorial Cemetery. Families listed include Keeney Shawver, Brackenridge, and Lawson clans with numerous siblings and grandparents named. Burial sites and calling hours indicate local memorial services in Rainelle and surrounding towns.

Shawver Greenbrier West High School James Katherine Keeney Shawver Charmen Donald Covington Ronald Roanoke S.W. Kenney McRoss Lena Shawver Charmeo Wallace-Wallace Funeral Home Pearly Orndorff Wallace Memorial Cemetery Brackenridge Rupert Junior High Paul Louella Neff Brackenridge Rupert Linda Carol Smith Layland Doris Ann Ritchie Oak Hill Edward Joseph Michael Keyser Edgar Brackenridge Hines Ida Pearl Fitzwater Oake Erskine Neff Oak Service Jesus Name Pentecostal Holiness Church Otis Black Wallace Cemetery Clintonville Lawson Newton Memorial Baptist Church Charmco Herbert E Betty Reed Lawson Deborah Ann Ronald Lee Tucson Ariz Doris Lawson Flemington Smathers Funeral Home Rainelle Willie Bailey

Jackson Opens 9 Playgrounds for Summer Program

Ripley and surrounding areas see the Jackson County Recreation Commission launch a summer playground program running today through August 8. Nine playground sites will operate daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, with two parks offering a split schedule mornings and afternoons. Locations include Gay Elementary Ravenswood City Park Ripley City Park Evans Elementary Sayre Elementary Cottageville Elementary Fairplain Elementary Gilmore Elementary Aplinridge Elementary.

Ripley Jackson County Recreation Commission Gay Elementary Ravenswood City Park Ripley City Park Evans Elementary Sayre Cottageville Fairplane Gilmore Aplinridge

Leftists Protest U.S.-Japan Pact in Tokyo

About 3,000 leftists marched near the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo calling for scrapping the U.S.-Japan security treaty. Nine radicals were arrested after clashes with riot police while the demonstrations recalled the antisecurity treaty struggle of June 1960 and the era when President Eisenhower canceled a planned visit.

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Arrangements for Lawson Son of Tommy Lawson

Arrangements for Lawson, son of Tommy Lawson of Charmee, remain incomplete at Wallace Wallace Funeral Home.

Wallace-Wallace Funeral Home Rainelle Lawson Tommy Lawson Charmee

Two Killed In Mexican University Clash

A man and a woman died in a shootout at the entrance of the National University of Mexico. The Red Cross said the deaths followed a brief clash between students and professors over university policy. Authorities had rejected union formation demands for two months.

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West Virginia Prison Escapees Sought After Stolen Wagon

Prison officials in Moundsville pursue two trust escapees Thomas Sturm 28 Kana wha County and Charles Kinney 26 Tucker County. Both were on a work detail near the prison garage and may have fled in a stolen 1966 maroon Pontiac station wagon. Sturm faces 18 years for unarmed robbery and Kinney 10 years for larceny.

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