Panhandle Eastern hosts lawmakers at Mayflower party
Panhandle Eastern staged a Washington reception for Congress members at the Mayflower Hotel to discuss pipeline safety. Spokesmen said invitations were limited to Panhandle states, though some attendees varied. several Republican subcommittee members did not attend.
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Panhandle Eastern
Mayflower Hotel
Fred Robinson
New York City
Panhandle
Senate Commerce Committee
Phil Hart
D-Mich
James Pearson
Louisiana
Texas
Wallace’s rising momentum sparks fear and defense of free speech
A column argues George Wallace could become a major 1960s presidential factor as his defense of free speech gains attention. It notes Dartmouth demonstrations, campus hostility, and calls for listening to opposing views while criticizing suppression of dissent and Alabama’s record.
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Wallace
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N.H
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Voices From a Voiceless Capital in Washington
The League of Women Voters outlines a series on the District of Columbia highlighting its lack of voting representation in Congress. It cites the 23rd Amendment, notes income disparities, unemployment gaps, and urban challenges, and promises future coverage of city government, funding, and solutions.
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League of Women Voters
Congress
District of Columbia
The
National Organization
National Archives
Washington
United States
Nations
U.S
Capitol Hill
Embassy Row
Georgetown
Northwest
Union
A Cup That Runneth Over From Kingwood Notes
Community column recalls Sir John Collins and his coffee cup at Doc J Wayne Schwab’s in Kingwood, plus local prompts from Salvation Army jewelry needs, DeMolay fundraisers, and oddball reminiscences. Also includes notes on local birthdays, a potato roast at a wreck site, and a tomato soup cake recipe for senior center cooks.
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Sir” John Collins
Kingwood
Monongahela Power Co
Fountain
John
Salvation Army
League
Lucie Skinner
Capt. McKinney
Cheat Mountain
Preston County
Preston County Journal
George Lipscomb
Aurora
Leslie Orsz
Jacksonville
Fla
Lipscomb
Gordon Weaver
Jesse
David Buckingham
Rowlesburg
City Council OKs 18 Acre First Ward Land Purchase
City Council approved buying 18 acres from Eureka Pipeline for 1800 to create a recreational area in First Ward. Clergymen and University faculty raised funds by shining shoes for the World Student Service Fund, collecting over 42 dollars in front of the Administration Building.
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First Ward
Eureka Pipeline Company
University
World Student Service Fund
Administrtion
Andy Ornick
Grand Street
Monongalia General
Robert N. Jarvis
Suncrest
Johnny Sain
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh
Pete Alben and the Glass Blowers of the Mountain State
Pete Alben was a famed glass blower in the mountains known for cheerful work and skilled apprentices. The craft, once lucratively protected by tradition and manual skill, gave way to automation and modern science, and his descendants continue drawing and cutting glass as technology advances.
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Mountain State
Pete Alben
Pete
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