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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1967
Page
13
A reflective essay urges turning the New Year toward strengthening the home as the bulwark of national safety. It argues moral decay starts at home, influenced by education, spending, and leadership, and calls for patient parenting and disciplined, loving guidance.
Charles E. Messenger of Westover writes to defend U S involvement in Vietnam. He honors fallen son Sgt James E Messenger and Sgt Charles G Messenger, blasts media coverage of protesters, and urges backing the troops and American freedoms rather than government overreach. He questions draft card burning and calls for patriotism.
A satirical look at news clippings as dull raw material for columnists. The column mocks how old items fail to spark commentary, citing absurd clippings from around the world and famous figures to illustrate fading wit.
Washington debates over unity and a national government to govern 1969 to 1972. The piece argues a coalition of the best talents from both parties is needed, citing Johnson Rockefeller Nixon Reagan Romney and others while noting deep party divisions and the looming Vietnam and urban crises.
A 1967 recap notes Moscow's naval buildup and expanded influence in the Mediterranean amid Arab-Israeli war fallout. It cites Soviet naval strength near 50 ships, base access via Syria Egypt Aden and Algeria, and calls for Sixth Fleet removal. Brezhnev pushes for shift while NATO falters and oil politics tighten. Yugoslavia Turkey and Egypt align with or against Moscow as Warsaw Pact ties deepen.
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