Dominion-News publication details and pricing page
The Dominion-News publishes Tuesday through Saturday mornings and Sunday as The Dominion Post. Edited by William A. Townes with La Gerard E. Sherry as President and Publisher. Subscription rates vary by area and delivery method, with prices listed for in state and out of state mail and carrier options.
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Abolition of County Educational Units Proposed
Miles C. Stanley of the West Virginia Labor Federation urged replacing county school units with a single state wide system at a WVU symposium. He argued consolidation could reduce duplication and inequities, save tax dollars, and fund up to date teaching tools, despite opposition from administrators and local parents. The panel suggested by the governor could study sub division reduction to expand equal opportunity.
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West Virginia University Symposium Urges Shared Community Wisdom
The centennial symposium Man and His Community at West Virginia University gathered educators businessmen and labor leaders to discuss governance education and economy. Notably absent were County Commissioners and City Council members though their input was deemed valuable for enduring wisdom and local progress.
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Israel action on Jerusalem worsens Middle East tensions
The piece argues Israel’s annexation of the Old City inflames the regional crisis despite international calls for restraint. It warns that Arab leaders may reject negotiations under annexation and that militant Islamists may push for renewed conflict drawing in superpowers. It urges reversing the move.
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Swallow and Friend Bird Says New York Is For People
An urban fable set at a Central Park bird sanctuary follows a world weary swallow who travels from Capistrano to New York. He laments the city’s crowds and superficialities while recounting encounters with humans, parakeets, and a dramatic burglary that ends in a crash. Shakesbird proclaims New York is strictly for the people.
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Rivers Bill Turns Draft Policy Against Reform
The article portrays Rep. L Mendel Rivers as wielding power in the House Armed Services Committee to shape draft rules. It claims under his version poor and minority students face greater risk of service while wealthier students stay in college. It details six changes including local boards discretion, restricted conscientious objector status, prioritizing draft dodgers, Peace Corps exemptions ending, and limited appeals. It notes Kennedy and the Presidential commission opposing Rivers and a tense Senate-House conference outcome.
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Fourth of July Holiday Draws Morgantown Crowds
A look at Fourth of July plans in Morgantown and surrounding areas highlights the Sterling picnic at Uffington 4-H Camp drawing thousands for fried chicken, soft drinks and fun. Golf boating and home picnics dominate as residents reflect on American patriotism and holiday traditions.
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