All About Colder Winters And Old Abe Weatherwise
The column questions the Old Farmers Almanac Abe Weatherwise forecast for a mild snowy winter. It notes colder trends may be real, discusses carbon dioxide and air pollution as causes, cites ESSA climatologists, and warns of upcoming storms from late January to April with unseasonable conditions.
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Abe
Old Farmers Almanac
Almanac
Pittsburgh
Morgantown
National Geographic
ESSA
J. Murray Mitchell
Robert A. McCormick
Air Resources Laboratory
Public Health Service
Cincinnati
Mitchell
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Georgia
Maine
Moderates Gain Ground Amid Racial Tensions In Cities
A columnist weighs national mood against local flare ups as moderates gain power in Washington while New York faces sharp clashes between Jewish teachers and Negro students. The piece notes broader global shifts toward ecumenism and caution against overreaction to local strife.
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New York
America
Washington
New York City
Anti- Defamation League of B'nai B’rith
American Jewish Committee
Excellent
Commentary
Cambridge
Mass
Chapel Hill
N.C
San Francisco
Richard Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Paris
Vietnam
Nixon
Foreign Ministry
Middle East
Jaycees Week Celebrated in Morgantown and Beyond
The Dominion Post highlights Jaycees Week with a modest celebration across Morgantown and nationwide. Readers are invited to join in paying tribute and expressing gratitude for the group’s efforts to improve the town and community life.
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Morgantown
Dominion Post
Well Deserved Honors for Local Leaders Next Week
Three special events celebrate local citizens. A Lions Club dinner honors Dr Ralph Ryan and Rep Harley O Staggers for National Eye Institute legislation. Morgantown Jaycees Bosses Night recognizes outstanding locals. United Fund Appreciation Night celebrates campaign leaders after a record drive.
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National Eye Institute
Ralph Ryan
Harley O. Staggers
Lions Club
Morgantown
Good News for Teachers in Charleston Conference
West Virginia Education Association officials and House committees expressed optimism that a pay raise for state school teachers is likely this year. Governor Arch Moore seeks a 1000 across the board increase costing about 24 million, while WVEA proposes 50.5 million annually with more for advanced degrees and experience.
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Charleston
West Virginia Education Association
WVEA
House of Delegates Education and Finance Committees
Arch A. Moore Jr
Moore
Albatrosses of literature and unfinished great books
A Washington column notes how many readers never finish major works from Remembrance of Things Past to Moby Dick. It portrays unfinished tomes as albatrosses marking failed willpower, with readers delaying completion for years and beyond.
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Washington
David Copperfield
Thackeray
James Fenimore Cooper
Marcel Proust
Proust
Cooper
Trollope
Immanuel Kant
Kierkegaard
Edmund Wilson
Celine
Jerry Kramer
Moby Dick
Hans Castorp
David
Monsieur Swann
Madame Swann
Copperfield
Slogan Cemetery in Ireland Shows Slow Civil Rights Clash
Belfast dispatch surveys the Catholic rights movement clamoring for one man one vote and the Protestant backlash led by Reverend Ian Paisley. It notes limited student action at Queens University and warns partition keeps Ireland divided while moderates fail to grant full rights.
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New York Times
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Queens University
Cardinal Conway
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Syukuro Manabe
Environmental Science Services Administration
San Francisco State
Brandeis
Massachusetts
Jaycee
Albatrosses OF Literature
New York Times News Service
Ireland
By C. L. Sulzberger
U.D.S
Ian Smith
Britain
A.D.S
North Ireland
Great Britain
Ian Paisley
Bunting
Emerald Isle
O’neill
India
Palestine
Germany
Korea
O'Neill
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