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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1967
Page
14
Publication combines Morgantown Post and Dominion-News with multiple subscription options. Lists pricing for Sunday only plus daily deliveries by carrier or mail, including regional tax notes and mailing rates. May 21, 1967.
Special Judge Willard Brown ruled Kanawha County grand jury panels must reflect district populations and quashed 26 indictments from last May's election. He said the law is mandatory and misproportioned panels invalidate charges. Officials urge appeal to prevent retrials and seek full court testimony on election irregularities.
The article discusses counterfeiting activity in the Upper Monongahela Valley last week and questions the expertise needed to detect fake $5 and $10 bills. It notes that federal and local agencies, especially the Secret Service, are vigilant and counterfeiting is rare, suggesting pay by check or credit card as safer alternatives.
Monongalia County juvenile judge Don J. Eddy explains how the Supreme Court ruling to treat juveniles as adults in processing could shift focus onto juvenile courts. He warns it may reduce emphasis on rehabilitation and expose courts to greater public scrutiny.
The Reader’s Digest calls the Lake Erie Ohio River Canal a brazen pork barrel project. Rep. Michael Kirwan pressed Congress to authorize it using his chairmanship to overcome opposition from engineers, business groups, and local officials. Critics warn of highway bridge relocations and new terminals while advocates mobilize regional support.
Washington observations describe a mood of anxious restraint as Senate discussions move from loud debate to concern over consequences of expanded war and potential China involvement. The piece notes the administration faces credibility gaps, budget pressures, and doubts about escalating the conflict while praying for a break.
Chicago advertising executive Edward H. Weiss urges businessmen to use less paper and reduce reliance on memo slips photocopiers and electric typewriters arguing the flood of communication paralyzes action He warns against overuse while noting absurdity and risks of coworkers barking at colleagues and bosses and suggests quietly listening for meaningful messages instead.
A 1967 analysis notes how 63 Southern Democrats aided Republicans to kill the Johnson rent supplement and much of the Model Cities funding. It observes GOP leaders struggle to craft a coherent urban program while courting urban voters and housing reform. Moral: never remain the out party, or you risk losing future power.
President's Crime Commission report states that organized crime flourishes only when local officials are corrupted. The quote emphasizes systemic crime ties to government graft.
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