19 Jun 1975
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
1
U S faces the tightest gasoline supply since the Arab embargo with possible summer spot shortages if production trends persist. Crude stocks around 283 million barrels remain high while refinery capacity and gasoline output fall.
The Ford administration presses to avert a nationwide railroad strike set to begin at midnight Sunday with mediation continuing. RALEIGH and LOS ANGELES briefs cover prison protests and sand storms while Ford discusses Middle East drift and Nixon pardon in separate reports.
A lone skier carves a slalom path across a river while spray flies and wind rushes by. Temperatures in the high 80s are noted as relief from the heat.
A source with direct knowledge alleges the CIA planned a 1961 attempt to murder Fidel Castro Raul Castro and Che Guevara. The plan supposedly began in late 1960 under Eisenhower and involved midlevel figures Sam Giancana and John Roselli as intermediaries.
Seven pastoral assignments to United Methodist churches in the Winchester District were announced by Bishop W. Kenneth Goodson as the Virginia Annual Conference ended its four day meeting in Norfolk. The changes include Rev. David H. Howell to Braddock Street United Methodist Church and Dr. George Orser to Southview Methodist Church in Roanoke, among others.
The Senate moves toward deciding the outcome of the November 5 New Hampshire race between Louis C. Wyman and John A. Durkin. A stopgap appropriation bill is expected to pass first to fund federal agencies beyond June 30. The Rules Committee referred 27 ballots and eight issues to the Senate, with party line votes on seating.
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