Yankee Go Home Sentiment Grows in Viet Nam
Western reports cite rising anti American feeling among some South Vietnamese not tied to the Viet Cong. Bombs planted by amateur “cowboy” types reflect friction after Westmoreland’s phased withdrawal and Moose operation.
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Westmoreland
U.S
SAC
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Omaha
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Pakistan
Rome
Karachi
New Delhi
Albert Jackson
D.C
Miriam Makeba
Stokely Carmichael
Tanzania
Miriam
Carmichael
Makeba
RCA Victor
Belafonte
Party feud shift eyed to aid Republican aims in West Virginia
Political observers consider a plan to pivot Cecil Underwood toward the governorship while Arch Moore campaigns in the First District. The goal is to avoid a costly primary and boost GOP chances in Congress, with calculations about Moore’s seniority and national influence.
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Hari Kari
Republican Party
Cecil Underwood
Arch Moore
Underwood
Moore
Kanawha River
Arch
Walter Hallanan
Senator Neely
Ote
Bob Mollahan
Mollahan
Hulett Smith
Congress
Mollohan
Pruntytown
West Virginia
High Command
Dear Abby column excerpts reveal holiday gifts and church finance queries
A Dear Abby column includes a reader recounting a $300 Christmas gift spree that backfired and a Des Moines clergyman asking for an old money questions reply. It reprints the Eight year old answer explaining church funding and a Harrisburg reader disapproving of a COME AND GO shower and Abby’s witty rebuke.
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Abby
Chuck
Des Moines
Los Angeles
Cal
Post Mortems Twenty Years Ago Morgantown Water Company seeks 25 percent rate hike
A Morgantown paper notes the Morgantown Water Company applied to the Public Service Commission for a 25 percent water rate increase and a franchise extension while winter weather and city budget actions affected plans. It also lists local births and sports results, plus social events and past notices.
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Morgantown Water Company
Public Service Commission
Monon Galia County Crippled Children Group Elects Leader
Fifteen years ago Mrs. Friend E. Clark was elected president of the Monon galia County Association for Crippled Children and Adults. The Rev. Peter J. Flynn vetted the proceedings.
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Friend E. Clark
Monongalia County
Frank's Column and Want Ads Yield Notable Responses
A reader letter prompts future publication of 82 student crafted exercise sentences from Albert Gallatin High School. The Post previews a six week serialization, with other notes on local ads, poetry by Henry Mobley, CARE Food Crusade appeal, Morgantown city council results from 1948, and assorted local anecdotes and oddities.
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Albert Gallatin Senior High School
Katherine B. Wyda
Sunday Dominion Post
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