Sunday Dominion-Post Is I Sel Mrs H C Greer Publisher
The Sunday Dominion-Post combines The Morgantown Post and Dominion-News with staff led by H C Greer as president and publisher Brooks Corte as editor. It lists subscription rates for carrier and mail editions, including regional coverage in West Virginia and parts of Pennsylvania.
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Changing Our Long Weekends
An idea long debated proposes moving all major holidays except Christmas and New Year to Mondays to create extended weekends. Support grows as officials consider federal action, with arguments citing reduced highway tolls, fewer business interruptions, and smoother nationwide adoption.
Natural History of the Cass Scenic Railroad
University Library releases a 36 page booklet edited by Earl L. Core detailing plant and animal life along the Cass Scenic Railroad. Contributors include Warren W. Burkhart, Maurice Brooks, Roy B. Clarkson, and Frank J. Schwartz, with aims to enrich passenger tours and appeal to all West Virginians.
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Roy B. Clarkson
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Big Four urged to seek peace in Near East over Vietnam
The piece argues the Soviet Union France Britain and the United States could better craft a peace plan than the United Nations. It notes Moscow’s stance tying Vietnam to Near East talks and warns against assuming the U.S. role of world policeman. It concludes the Vietnam lesson presses for restraint globally.
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Egypt
Israel
Soviet Union
France
United Nations
United States
Western End Growth Signs in Monongalia County
Growth and expansion loom as coal fields open in western districts and a new railroad is planned. The piece urges comprehensive planning and ties it to Interstate 79’s impact, asking what bodies are studying developments to integrate them into a unified plan.
Bridges and betrayals in the East West trade debate
Republican leaders clash over President Johnsons proposed tariff reductions and Fiat loan to the Soviet Union as Congress weighs extending Export Import Bank credits. The split centers on whether trading with the enemy aids antiwar aims or steadies Cold War tensions and Western unity.
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Everett McKinley Dirksen
America
Japan
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Morton
UN - American Activities Committee
Departments of State, Defense and Commerce
C.I.A
Middle East Pocket Guide For Those Who Ask For It
Russell Baker offers a satirical pocket guide to the Middle East during the 1967 crisis. The piece blends humorous definitions and misperceptions about nations, leaders, and places such as Nasser Aqaba Egypt Israel Jordan Syria Lebanon and Hollywood references, highlighting public confusion and wartime anxieties.
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Middle East
Suez Canal
Tyrone Power
Darryl F. Zanuck
Gamal Abdel Nasser
America
State Department
United States
Hecuba
Priam
Troy
Aqaba
Gulf of Aqaba
Washington Opposes Closer Ties with Communist Countries
Eastern European diplomats argue Washington blocks closer relations citing trade restrictions. They say peaceful coexistence requires trading with Communist Nations on the same basis as others.
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Washington
Europe
Crime Commission Warns on Local Law Enforcement Role
From the President's Crime Commission report, it argues that as long as the American public accepts organized crime and its products, state and local authorities will fail to curb it. It asserts federal effort cannot compensate for apathetic local enforcement.
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Verbs in Morris’s Vintage Challenge Match Meanings
William Morris presents a quirksome verbs quiz with 20 terms and lettered matches. Readers pair each verb with the closest meaning such as extirpate to boot out or fathom to measure. Answers appear below with a misprinted key and numbering.
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Fend G. Indulge
Fester H. Beat
Fettle I
Fidget
Fiddle J. Ulcerate
Eisenhower and Johnson stance on Gulf of Aqaba crisis
A comparative review of U.S. policy under Eisenhower and Johnson amid the Egypt Israel dispute. The piece notes Eisenhower’s 1957 move to convoy ships through the Strait of Tiran, Johnson’s emphasis on international waterway rights, and Nasser’s blockade actions with potential shifts toward unilateral action if diplomacy fails. It references the Aqaba Clause and relevant diplomatic history including Abba Eban’s and Dulles’s roles.
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Gulf of Aqaba
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Aqaba
Red Sea
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Dulles
Strait of Tiran
Abba Eban
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Eban
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