WVU PANORAMA: statewide services showcased by university leaders
The WVU PANORAMA edition highlights off campus services and the university’s role statewide. Plans, editorial work, and production are noted with pride by Morgantown reporters and university officials, despite a loss on the print run.
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West Virginia University
James G. Harlow
West Virginia
Harlow
America
WVU
Panorama
West
Harold Maxwell
William H. Ferguson
A.O. Robey
Morgantown
University
W.A.T
Hearing on Gooden charges warranted
The editorial supports a hearing on charges against the West Virginia State Police raised by Trooper P B Gooden and urges investigation. It cites manpower shortages lack of a Criminal Investigation Division and political constraints as valid faults needing correction by lawmakers and the public.
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Gooden
West Virginia
P.B. Gooden
Arch A. Moore Jr
Trooper Goodin
Courtesy by Morgantown residents acknowledged by readers
A Morgantown reader thanks a man and his wife who helped an injured woman on High Street April 8. The couple drove the woman to St Vincent Pallotti Hospital after assisting her near the A and P Store. The note asks for more acts of courtesy to be sent to the Dominion Post editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Godfrey
Westover
A&p
High Street
St. Vincent Pallotti Hospital
Morgantown
Dominion Post
Greer Building
Letters to the editor warn against propping up loyalty lessons
A letter argues against teaching pupils to pledge loyalty to the political system and to accept instant problem solutions. The author calls such proposals ill timed in a country scarred by totalitarianism and decades of corruption, noting ongoing prosecutions of former officials. The letter ends by mentioning continuation on Page 7-B.
Kerry recalls Vietnam trip that shaped his antiwar stance
Lt. (J.G.) John Forbes Kerry details his first Da Nang visit amid barbed wire and dead Viet Cong, then recalls how river patrols, witnessing civilian harm, and his later Purple Hearts hardened his view. He frames his stance as moderate not radical and vows to defend the country if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
J.G
John Forbes Kerry
South Vietnam
da Nang
Gulf of Tonkin
Kerry
Capitol
Southeast Asia
Yale
Skull and Bones Society
Vietnam
Sampans
Massachusetts
Foreign Service
Paris
France
Constitution and a protest in Washington clashes with rights
A writer critiques government response to Vietnam Veterans Against the War protests outside the Supreme Court. He argues petition rights, peaceful assembly, and the cost of care for wounded veterans demand confrontation with military involvement and civilian responsibility. He recalls 1932 and 1937 Bay area protests and urges Industry and Defense to bear costs directly.
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Washington
America
Bernard Baruch
Princeton University
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Herbert Hoover
National
Boy Scouts of America
Mall
Capitol
Washington Monument
U.S
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Defense Department
ISNT Won Man Contemplates Death Belief Through Life
A philosophical line notes that a man alone recognizes his mortality from birth to death yet never fully accepts it, even at the final moment. The piece underscores human denial of fate and the enduring mystery of existence.
Questioning the status quo and the pace of progress
The speaker notes opposition to the status quo and argues progress can be positive yet not all change equals progress. They cite improved life areas but warn of moral value shifts and rising delinquency as evidence of regression rather than progress.
Export policy growth and trade act discussion in 1971
The piece outlines U S export expansion efforts from 1934 onward including the Export Import Bank and GATT involvement. It notes Senate Bill 581 of 1971 to extend bank authorization to 20 billion and allow financing to Eastern Europe, plus ongoing Senate House negotiations and textile import talks. It cites 1970 U S exports 42 7 billion and imports 40 billion with a 2 7 billion surplus driven by global demand.
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Export-Import Bank
U.S
Senate
Europe
Mondale
Minnesota
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
House
Wilbur Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Japan
White House
Bureau of International Commerce
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the University
MAN IN the News
New York Times News Service
United States
Detroit
Himself
Ray Martin
Veterans Administration
Pentagon
Carl Riblet JR
By Bibly Prahow
J.P
League OF Women Voters
Geneva
Harris, Cranston, Hart
Hughes
Javits
McGovern, Mondale
Percy
Stevenson
Senate Committee On Finance
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