Morgantown Teens Soar At International Science Fair
A Morgantown High School trio led West Virginia at the International Science Fair in San Francisco winning five awards among 425 entries. Dorcas JoAnne Harley won two firsts in zoology and the AVA competition, while John B Harley earned a fourth in physics and an honorable mention, and Sharon Bloor received a merit for her chromosome photomicrographs. The group plans further scholarship exams and returns to Pittsburgh with proud parents awaiting.
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Lost Couple Finds Speedy Route for Vacation Drive
A couple speeds south for a vacation as the wife checks a map and the husband notes they are still making good time. The lighthearted exchange underscores their focus on reaching their destination efficiently.
Weather Outlook Shows Cloudy Skies and Showers
Mostly cloudy today with a few showers and a high near 70. Vari able cloudiness on Monday with warmer temperatures and afternoon thunder showers.
Morgantown Hosts Doctors Scientists at New Center
Morgantown welcomes doctors and scientists from 15 states and four nations to the ALFORD center. The event highlights new research and collaboration opportunities for regional medical and scientific communities.
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Powell sues in Supreme Court over House ouster claims
Adam Clayton Powell files a brief alleging racism behind his removal from Congress and seeks reinstatement. In New York City tens of thousands join a Fifth Avenue parade showing support for Our Boys in Vietnam with veterans groups unions and citizens marching to bagpipes and drums.
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U S Jets Claim Seven MIGs Shot Down Over Hanoi
An American spokesman said United States Air Force jets destroyed seven Soviet-built MIG fighters in quick battles high above Hanoi. He added two more were probably destroyed and that no American planes were lost. In Fatima Portugal Pope Paul arrived amid rain wind and cold to say Mass before about two million people.
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Good Reading Inside Also 22 Best Comics in 8 Pages
A promotion page highlights 22 best comics featured across eight pages alongside a 16 page Family Weekly section. The notice emphasizes the breadth of reading material and the combined sections offered in the issue.
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250 000 March to Support Fighting Men in Vietnam
A New York march drew an estimated quarter of a million people to Fifth Avenue to back U S troops in Vietnam. The crowd size surpassed the April peace rally, with substantial union turnout and police estimates of 125 000 at the earlier event.
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Soviets Protest U S Over Two Naval Collisions
The Soviet Union protested to the United States over two naval collisions in the Sea of Japan as U S Ambassador Thompson pressed Washington’s prior protest. Dobrynin delays return to Washington amid talks on missile limits and the Vietnam War.
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Air Safety Getting New Attention
A collision over Ohio kills 26 and another crash off Jones Beach kills 84 as air traffic grows. The piece notes rising flights, crowding at terminals, and debates over control systems, staffing, and technology with FAA officials defending safety despite concerns.
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Pope Paul VI Urges Peace Before Two Million Fatima Pilgrims
At Fatima Portugal Pope Paul VI prayed for God’s gift of peace before about two million pilgrims. He warned of mankind’s persistent conflicts and deadly arms while noting Vietnam was left to governments to resolve. The pope spoke emotionally in Portuguese and returned to Rome at 10:23 p.m. local time.
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Two Escapees Flee West Virginia Prison
Authorities hunted two female inmates who escaped the State Prison for Women in Pence Springs West Virginia Saturday morning by tying sheets together. Dixie Wilcox about 40 one of the fugitives was serving 2 to 10 years from Monongalia County for felonious assault Rosetta Dotson 41 from Kanawha County also serving 2 to 10 years for voluntary manslaughter.
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UPI
Dixie Wilcox
Monongalia County
Rosetta Dotson
Kanawha County
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