Brown Is Sneaked Into Small Jail
Black power militant H. Rap Brown was moved to Port Allen jail after transfers across states. He faces two New Orleans federal charges totaling $100,000 bond, plus a Virginia bond forfeiture of $10,000. Authorities moved him amid threats of demonstrations and prior gun and travel violations.
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Port Allfn
UPI
H. Rap Brown
West Baton Rouge Parish
New Orleans
Brown
Richmond
Miami
Orleans Parish
Port Alien
Mississippi River
Baton Rouge
FBI
U.S. Dist
Lansing Mitchell
California
William H. Smith Jr
San Francisco
Smith
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
William Kunstler
New York
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Mitchell
Appeals Court
Houston
Maryland
One-car crash injures Ohio man in Greene County
State Police reported a one car wreck on State Highway 188 three miles west of Jefferson at 12:30 a.m. A vehicle driven by Thomas Hayward Rinehart, 25, of Warren Ohio, left the road, struck a fence post and overturned onto its side. Rinehart was hospitalized with hip and chest injuries. Estimated damage $1,000.
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Greene County
Jefferson
Thomas Hayward Rinehart
Warren
Ohio
Rinehart
Greene County Memorial Hospital
Williams shines in final Mountaineer home game
Ron Williams led WVU in his last Beechurst home appearance, scoring 34 points and drawing a standing ovation as the Mountaineers closed the regular season with a victory. The senior became the school's first Negro basketball ace and ended his career as the fourth all time scorer. In a separate woodcutting event, Mountaineers dominated two GWU reps in 34 seconds, wearing wool outfits while GWU wore satin costumes.
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Field House
Mountaineer
Cour
Ron Willams
Williams
WVU
Staten Island School Head Takes Notre Dame College Post
Dave Tork resigns as WVU annual fund director to join Notre Dame College of Staten Island as public relations and development head starting March 1 at a salary of 18000. The all girl college on Grymes Hill near New York Harbor will become a residence college with a new dormitory and aims to attract students of all faiths. Tork, a Presbyterian deacon, praises the college leadership under Sister Rita Donahue and credits WVU donor officials and alumni for support.
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Dave Tork
West Virginia University
Notre Dame College of
Staten Island
Mr. Tork
Don Bond
WVU
Greater University Fund
Tax Dates For The Coming Week
Important dates include February 29 for filing Federal Corporation Information Returns on distributions claimed nontaxable or partly nontaxable to shareholders. Also February 29 for Federal Information Returns for 1967 on dividend payments of $10 or more and wages or other payments not subject to withholding of $600 or more. Forms 1096 and 1099 are referenced.
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Federal Corporation
Federal
UAW Walks Out At Five Allis-Chalmers Plants
The United Auto Workers began a strike Saturday at five Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing plants across four states. Negotiations continued to settle contract differences after the contract expired last November and was extended during talks.
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Milwaukee
UPI
United Auto Workers
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
UAW
Mountaineer Scholarship Fund Dinner and Weekend Calendar
Mountaineer Scholarship Fund dinner set for six thirty in the Mountainlair Ballroom with WVU coach Jim Carlen and basketball coach Bucky Waters as speakers. The Unitarian Fellowship hosts a discussion on family roles at 10 45 a m, while the Morgan Town Urban Parish Study panels meet at Spruce Street Methodist Church to discuss local problems in schools mental health housing and employment. Activities run from Monday through Saturday with public meetings tax aid clinic prenatal classes and community events listed for each day.
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Jim Carlen
WVU
Bucky Waters
Mountaineer
Unitarian Fellowship
Warrick St
Morgantown
Spruce Street Methodist Church
Marvin Steel
Linda Fizer
University
Monongalia County
Health Deent
Valley District Lions Club
Reedsville Church
Richard Glass
Valley High School
Morgantown Dominion-Post Sunday edition details
The Morgantown Dominion-Post announces the combined Sunday edition with The Morgantown Post and The Dominion News. Includes publication date February 25, 1968 and subscription rates for West Virginia and outside West Virginia.
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Morgantown
Dominion-Post
Morgantown Post
The
Dominion- News
West Virginia Kerere Publishing Company
Toon Elk Streets
West Geen
Morgentown
West Virginia
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Hart
Wind Symphony
Budd Udell
Division of Music
West Virginia University Wind Symphony
Music Building
Creston
Ron Williams
Beechurst Avenue
George Washington University
George
Washington
Stewart Burge
Mountaineers
Notre Dame College
the College
Grymes Hill
Maine
Florida
New York Harbor
Ian Deacon
Presbyterian Church
Sassy
Dorothy Gray
Dorothy Gray Eye
Frappe
Crea
Ogilvie
Ogilvie Home
High Street
Mountaineer Scholarship Fund
Mountainlair
Julius Singleton
Court House
Board of Equalization and Review
U.S. Post Office
Internal Revenue Service
County Court
Council
City Hall
A.m
Monongalia County Health
Osage Settlement House
Lions Club
L. G
Pete) Hartley
West Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Brookhaven
Lee Ann Biham
Morgantown High School
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Morgan
Del
John D. (Jay) Rockefeller IV
Family Service Association
John D. (Jay) Rocke
Feller
Kanawha
Masonic Temple
Veterans’ Aid
O. G. Hewitt
Rotary Club
David Northup
Eula Warman
West Virginia Chamber of Commerce
County Health Department
High St
Glass & Chemical
A.S.C
MR. Farmer
Greer
Masontown
Greer Limestone CO
Greer, W. VA
Seaple
Terry Aye
Ivery
W. Va
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