Sprouse Welcomes Labor Support Without Strings
Sprouse welcomes labor backing without strings as candidates gather at Parkersbury for a major Labor Day event. He pledges to accept support from any group while opposed to tied endorsements and criticizes opponents for alleged elite manipulation and mismanagement in state government.
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Parkersbury
James
Ohio Rivers
Arch Moove
Jin
Tonent
Camp Pioneer
Healican
Fox Auditur Ane Agricultura
Lluste
Robert Cochrane
Salem
Donall Garner
Ental
Hiakkurper
Gus Douglass
Ed White
Union
Monroe Couuty
West Virginia
At Any Given Time 20 Percent Of Students Thinking Of Sex
San Francisco UP I report on a Wayne State University psychology study where 2 introductory students logged thoughts during lectures. About 20 percent of both sexes thought of the opposite sex, 20 percent paid attention to the professor, and 50 to 60 percent felt anxious or worried.
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Robert Sirani
San Francisco
UPI
Callese
American Psychological Association
Wayne State University
Randem
Paul Cameron
Cameron
Ceausescu Facing Minority Pressures Amid Warsaw Pact War Games
Romania's Nicolai Ceausescu faces pressure from Hungarian and German minorities and rumors of shifts in stance toward the Soviet bloc. Diplomatic chatter in Dresden notes potential debates over Warsaw Pact maneuvers on Romanian soil. UPI report cites possible links to U.S. politics and opinions of Humphrey and McCarthy. A mix of local and international reactions colors the tense scene.
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Ceausescu
Bucharest
UPI
Presi
Romania
Nicolai Ceausescu
Minori
Fias
Soviet Union
Dresden
East Germany
United Press International
Marcy
Naples Executes 208 Rabies Suspects Dogs Affects U S
Naples officials ordered the killing of 208 dogs suspected of rabies, continuing a round of dog executions that began Friday. The move prompted a broader rabies scare in the city where many dogs were owned by U S service members. Police reported stray dog roundups and several dogs found killed in the city and suburbs.
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Naples
Italy
U.S
Television’s 1968 Democratic Convention Leaves Mark on Nation
UPI reviewer Rick du Brow charts Chicago’s summer conclave as a landmark media event. He portrays a titanic clash between establishment and new style dissidents, highlighting the generation gap revealed by national TV and the era’s political watershed.
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Rick DU Brow
Nollywood
UPI
Chicago
Televiewers
Eratic
Senility and social power clash in a social column
A New York society article quoted by a columnist contrasts youth worship and cosmetic pageantry with a bleak future of aging. The narrator recalls a tale of senility as a clever farce, where grandfathers convert fractions to whole numbers and view age as a joke.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
New York
Hi Magazine
USA
Weinrich
Ponce de
Ex Spittin Champ Makes Comeback in Tobacco Spitting
In Raleigh Mississippi George J Craft 63 staged a comeback to reclaim his distance title but was upset by Don Snyder a Eupora youth who spit 24 feet half including John Raymond Tullos from Mississippi College finishing second Craft aims to regain his 12th title next year Gerald Blanton from Avker min placed second in no wheelchair spectators from across south Mississippi attended a day of country singing old time activities and spitting contests also Australia alters policy to accept Czech refugees with free passage toward immigration officials report
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Raleigh
Miss
Cupi
George J. Craft
Craft
Don Snyder
Eupora
John Raymond Tullos
Andy Dwight Hunt
Agdivacy
Jon Mmpinw
Hall of Fame
Snyder
Gerald Blanton
Avkermin
Mississippi
Smith County
Minimum Age Rise Planned in Marriage Law Change
The government proposes amending the feval age for marriage raising men from 18 to 20 and women from 18 to 18 in an effort to curb birth rates. Separate notices reference a trust sale and property deeds in Raleigh County West Virginia with detailed parcel descriptions and auction scheduling for September 1968.
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Taipel
United Press International
Vals Cerlticnte
Frank
Dncemben
DY Sophia Builders — & Supply
Truman L. Sayrene
Ralelaly County
West” Virginia
Cosielhapese
Raleigh County
Beekies
West
Boltadery
Virginia Avenue
Wsaphia
Baphiasien
Arcond
Saphia
Foxetier
Virginian Railway Company
Insale
Fougtie
Roiwles Achilleri
Cleri
Sain Jesus
Blake
Sophia
Aldhi
Anid
Virginia
Virginia Treet
Lanstern
Ninto
Sexe Roni Commission
West Virginia
Ratelch County
Gaingt Viegle Wallace
Myree Wallace
Thomas Howles
Clint Aiten
Gilles
Wal Main Street
Notd Main Street
Truman
Sayre
Truster Smr
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