Prayer becomes lone defense for Wayne County widow
Ethel Carson, a 66 year old widow on Miller's Fork Road in Wayne County, vows to rely on God to save her farm as federal use of her land for Beech Fork Lake proceeds and July 1 eviction looms. She received about 5,000 for a house and six acres, but cannot relocate with her remaining 13,000 current funds.
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W. Ya
Ethel Carson
Carton Hoes
Miller
Wayne County
Carson
Pearl Hhinkenship
Miller's Fork
Tga
Huntington
West Virginia
Say
Palestinians vow continued resistance amid disengagement news
The PLO said disengagement of Israeli and Syrian forces on the Golan Heights moves toward peace but will not end resistance until the Palestinian issue is resolved. Farouk al Kaddumy, leading the PLO delegation, hinted at nuclear options if Israel acquires weapons, while WAFA reported Syria offering missile defenses to Palestinian camps in Lebanon and Arafat pressing for portable SAMs in a meeting with Syrian President Hafez al Assad.
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Palestinian Liberation Organization
Safaeli
Golan Heights
Quenvilla
Farouk al Kaddumy
PLO
Islamic Foreign Ministers
Hensmen
Gallup poll shows Democrats favored by voters in district races
In Princeton North Dakota 57 percent of 4052 registered voters surveyed in May and June prefer Democrats to represent their districts in Congress while 40 percent favor Republicans and 13 percent are undecided. The poll reflects district race sentiment among registered voters questioned.
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Princeton
Gallup
Sayey
Congress
Storm strengthens as depression nears tropical storm status
National Hurricane Center reports a Gulf of Mexico disturbance about 00 miles south of New Orleans with winds near 38 mph and disorganized activity. Forecasters expect slow strengthening toward tropical storm strength. Recon plane to assess conditions. small craft warned to seek port from the western Gulf.
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Miami
Cap
National Hurricane Center
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Pholps
Bus
Southwest
Gulf
Vitening Peninsula
Drummer Eyes Marathon Drumming Record At Saratoga
Trevor Mitchell, 23, from Scunthorpe England, nears halfway in a bid to drum for 716 hours at the Saratoga Fair in Sanatoga Springs New York. A spokesman Carl Landquist notes the audience attendance while Mitchell endures a sprained wrist and continues with both sticks. Guinness says he previously set 215 hours in January 1973 with minimal rest.
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Sanatoga Springs
Trevor Mitchell
Mitchell
Scunthorpe
England
Carl Landquist
Guinness
Presbyterians Face Severe Cash Crunch in Denomination
The United Presbyterian Church in Louisville grapples with exhausted reserves and deficit spending over the past three years. Facing a tight economy, its governing assembly on the eighth day of a delayed meeting weighs living on current receipts as it debates future operations and funding amid weak income.
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Louisville, Ky
United Presbyterian Church
Rare white tiger cubs born in United States
Three rare white tiger cubs and their orange coated brother are reported eating well and in good health in Cincinnati Ohio. An ex official says so far so good. The four cubs were born Thursday and are among the rarest feline births in the United States. Experts believe all may pass the genetic trait and the endangered white tigers number only about 30 worldwide.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
Soviet newspaper quotes leader on arms limit deals
A leading Soviet daily says Russia would be an honest active partner in limiting strategic nuclear arms. Sovietskaya Rossiya quotes Communist Party leader Tonic J. Breadbey saying Moscow is ready to reach agreements on underground future limits and reductions, signaling willingness to engage in arms control.
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Moscow
Russia
Wilk Amerea
Sovietskaya Rossiya
Compunist
Tonic
J. Breadbey
Tussbat
Kissinger faces Senate questions on secret missile pacts
Washington AP reports Secretary of State Kissinger will brief the Senate Armed Services subcommittee on alleged secret changes to the 1972 SALT accord. Sen Jackson charged the Nixon administration altered ceilings, boosting Soviet missiles while lowering U.S. totals. Sources say Soviets gain 70 missiles, U.S. total stays at 655.
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Kissinger
Wasilington
Henry A. Ki Ber
Winder
Senate Armed Services Committee
Nixon
Moscow
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Ue Subcommittee
Paul Nitze
Jackson
Congress
Semale Armed Service
U.S
Roviél Union
Iohio
Soviet Union
Sit downer climber protests wage demand at Calgary plant
A 2-year employee of Firestone Tire and Rubber climbed a 200-foot water tower at the Calgary plant to press for a cost of living wage rise for 240 workers. He spent a fourth day atop the tower with water and a sleeping bag, telling reporters via walkie talkie he would come down only after the company agrees to higher wages.
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Calgary
Firestone Tare and Rubber Co
Dave Schiedel
Copper producers urged to unite against price swings
In Lusaka Prime Minister Manues Chona of Zierbia urged copper producing states to band together to fix copper prices, citing oil’s price strategy. He attacked the London Metal Exchange for speculators, urged CIPEC to act, and called for expanded membership among major producers as CIPEC faced four years of instability.
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Lusaka
Zambia
Manues Chona
Zierbia
Intergovernmental Council of Copper
Chana
London Metal Exchange
Kien
CIPES
CIPEC
Zaire
Chile
Peru
United States
Soviet Union
Chona
Obituaries and funeral notices from Lincolnton and Bessemer City area
Multiple obituaries detail the deaths of Mrs. Birdie Shumate 90 of Oakdale Street and Mrs. Ethel Laughter, along with Chester Lee Wray, Iovie Barrett Marlin, and George W. Herndon. Surviving relatives include children, siblings and grandchildren across Gastonia Clover Lincolnton and beyond. Services listed with church affiliations, dates, and burial plans, plus viewing times and funeral home details.
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Birdie
Stight
J. Smith
Spencer Mountain Road
Bessemer City
Ethel Laughter Jeffmtan
W. M. Pixon
Kings. Mountain
W. G. Morris
Ellenbaro
Mamie Stone
Shelby
A. Wengred
Dundalk
A. Th
Woodrow
W. F
Kings Mountain
Harvey
Icard
Glyde
Taylors
Bingham Baptist Church
Hay England
Flay Payne
Mountain Rest Cemetery
Silk Funeral Home
Chester Lee Wray
Clover
S.C
Flat Rock St
Wied
Eula Holling Wray
Mary da Gastonia
Janice Shuford
Frances Wallace
Loretta Sharpe
Columbia
Chester Lee Wray Jr
Craig Wray
Charles
Garrison Wray
Floyd Wray
York
Ernest Wray
Detroit
Mich
Lie Byone
Corrie Chapman
Alice Wray
Huby Evans
Joseph Sosebec
Gastonia
Hester Clark
Iovie Barrett Marlin
Pine Drive
Calvin
Mayd
Martin
Gastoniay Brandchildren
Victory Baptist ‘Church
James Regis
Graver
Ward Funeral
Halle
George W. Herndon
Lincolnton
Mary Jane Killian Herndon
Kenneth Herndon
Haywood Herndon
Herndon
MB. Alan Church
Benjamin Byers
Drum
Lincolntor
Crop forecasts tighten as crops across nation show slack
Government farm experts near downward revisions to 1974 crop yields shadow a Nixon strategy to cool consumer food prices. Weather and drought in Texas Oklahoma and Kansas cut yields in wheat and corn, with forecasts for wheat and corn large but reduced from earlier records. Officials weigh updated readings ahead of July surveys to avoid market shocks and bolster stockpiles for 1975.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Palestinians to get missiles from Syria for Lebanon camps
Syria agreed to supply the Palestine Liberation Organization with defensive missiles for camps in Lebanon to shield refugees from Israeli air attacks. Sources said Yasir Arafat requested portable shoulder fired anti aircraft missiles during talks with Syrian President Hafez Assad last Friday. The Lebanese government weighs an Arab summit to address Israeli strikes and possible joint action. A group of American residents in Lebanon charged the United States with condoning official state terrorism. Rudolf Kirchschlaeger elected Austria's fifth postwar president amid sharp party splits.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
WAMA
Palestine Lberation Organization
PLO
Yasir Arafat
Hafez Assad
United States
Israel
Moslem Guerrilla Attacks Roil Mindanao Resulting in Dozens Dead
In Mindanao a new wave of Moslem guerrilla attacks killed forty nine and left thirty seven missing. Brig Gen Fortunate Abat said rebels have shifted to an offensive to push support for an Islamic conference in Kuala Lumpur. Military reports cited shelling Cotabato airport and an electricity plant near Maria Cristina Falls and attacks around MidSayap town.
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Manila
Philippines
Philippine
Mindanao
Fortunate U. Abat
Central Mindanao Command
Islami Foreign Ministers
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Cotibulo
Maria Deisting Falls
Viet Sappers Hit Hue Fuel Depot and Ammo Dump
Viet sappers struck near Hue destroying 24,000 gallons of gasoline and diesel at Hoe My depot southwest of Hue. A second squad penetrated an ammo depot northwest of Hue but was repelled. Earlier, sappers blew up 4,800 tons of mortar shells and grenades near Hue. Government reports list 99 enemy dead and five allied troops killed with four wounded.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Hue
Hoe My
Highling
da Nang
Binh Dinh
Highlands
Polish soccer fan seeks political asylum in West Germany
A Polish soccer fan who came to West Germany to sue the World Cup series asked for political asylum at Nuernberg refugee office. The office would not identify him. He left his travel group and came to Nuernberg after seeing Poland play Argentina in Stuttgart on June 15.
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Cnuernberg
West Germany
Nuernberg
Argentina
Stuttgart
Whitlam Labor gains Senate control in Australian election
In Canberra, Prime Minister Gee Whitlam declared a general election on May 18 after a hostile Senate blocked his program. Final results show Labor and the Liberal-Country coalition each with 29 seats, with two Liberal-leaning independents holding the balance of power after a week’s counting delay in the Senate.
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Canberra
Australia
Gee Whitlam
Senate
Whitlam
Labor Party
Laborites
Gastonia Gazette Content Protection Policy
The Gastonia Gazette states its full content and legotype are fully protected by copyright and registry and cannot be reproduced without express permission from the Gastonia Gazette.
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Gestonia Garelte
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