Sunday Dominion-Post May 7 1967 edition
Sunday Dominion-Post listing publishers editors and staff with Morgantown West Virginia addresses. Rates show separate subscriptions for Sunday editions and daily papers including carrier and mail options for West Virginia and outside areas. The notice dates indicate the May 7 1967 Sunday issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Greer
Brooks Cotte
Joun F. Quigley
William A. Townes
Morgantown Post
The
Dominion-News
West Virginia
Court & Elk Streets
Morgantown
Monongalia
Preston
Marion
W. Va
Payette
Greene Counties
Dominion-Post
the Post
W Va
W.va
Ee “Isa Oiggus
Public Opinion Should Have Full Facts on Post Office Site
The editorial urges open discussion on the proposed post office location arguing that the public needs complete information beyond vague announcements. It questions secrecy in talks with the General Services Administration and notes Morgan town’s long tolerance for the current site, urging transparent data and space options in adjoining areas if needed.
End of The World Journal Tribune Signals Shift in Gotham News
The World Journal Tribune ends publication after layoffs of 2,600 workers. Analysts cite labor strain and lack of distinct identity as decisive factors beyond the era’s economic pressures, tracing the decline from The New York World and Pulitzer traditions.
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Sion
World Journal Tribune
Birthday Salute to Harry S Truman at Home
The nation honors Harry S Truman on his 83rd birthday with affectionate notes. He celebrates quietly at his Independence Missouri home, seen as a natural and human former president with lasting appeal and good humor.
Uncle Joe Sets An Example For West Virginia Welfare
ARKWRIGHT has set a promising example for friends of the University to follow in mining fields. He plans a perpetual trust funded by the Loyalty Permanent Endowment Fund to support scholarships. Even in good health he hopes these awards will persist and inspire others in coal mining to contribute likewise.
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The
Loyalty Permanent Endowment Fund
Uncle Joe
Washington
United States
Prine
Add a John to West Virginia homes with indoor baths
The Wall Street Journal notes a program in rural West Virginia to install indoor plumbing in 120,000 homes using $300 prefab bathroom units funded by federal loans. Officials argue every jet age household should have a bathroom, shifting from outdoor privies to indoor facilities.
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West Virginia
Greece's Three-Party Military Wing Seizes Power and Shapes Vision
The Greek military triumvirate led by Papadopoulos Makarezos and Patakos toppled the government to curb leftist influence while promising “freedom under law.” They describe a Western oriented revolution with democracy to be restored after eradicating corruption. The leaders stress public discipline, fiscal reform, and strong executive power, while hinting at constitutional amendments and press controls.
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Athens
Greece
Col
George Papadopoulos
Papadopoulos
France
de Gaulle
United States
Aristotle
NATO
West
Nasser
New antiwar rehab centers proposed to curb dissent
Washington outlines pilot war rehabilitation centers for antiwar objectors. Patients are involuntarily steered toward acceptance of policy with therapy and controlled exposure to prowar rhetoric, including readings from Rusk and presidential speeches.
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Washington
Cassius Clay
Heinz Jiggs
Fulbright
Hartke
McGovern
Kennedy
New York Review of Books
Provincial Fiasco Letter Rebukes WV Journalism
A reader in Washington, D. C. blasts a April 30, 1967 WV periodical article for errors on page 14A. Thomas G. Field Jr and Juanita V. Hoover Field argue the piece mocks West Virginia, urging lens improvements and praising reader engagement through letters to the editor. The note closes with the couple’s Washington address.
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W. Va
Morgantown High
Thomas G. Field, JR
Juanita V
Hoover
21St
St., N.W
Washington, D. C
Nixon Travels and Politics Without New Proposals
The piece notes Richard Nixon's travels through Lima and other capitals, arguing his tour is a political tactic that yields no new solutions. It questions whether global campaigning translates to fresh views on Vietnam, race, cities, and domestic policy, despite his rising status in the Republican field.
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Washington
Associated Press
Richard Milhous Nixon
Lima
Peru
Asia
Europe
White House
Vietnam
de Gaulle
Britain
Latin America
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
George Romney
Lyndon Johnson
First Air Mail Service Begins Between Washington and New York
The first U S air mail route started on May 15 1918 with a daily round trip except Sundays linking Washington and New York, marking a milestone in federal air transportation.
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FIRST
United States
Washington
New York
Railroading Team Jargon Describes Headend Traffic
Railroad jargon outlines headend traffic including mail express bag baggage newspapers and milk transported in cars near the locomotive.
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Joe” Arkwright
John
Fanny
Wall Street Journal
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Aristote
Artistople
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Patakos
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Bonn
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Jiggs
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