Egyptian Gases and Arms Tilt in Middle East Tension
CIA reports accuse Egypt of battlefield poison gas tests against Saudi villages while Nasser builds a missile arsenal and pursues vindication after defeats. Joint Chiefs warn Israel is outmatched by Arab forces as regional power balances shift amid Cold War pressures.
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Battle of the Century potential in West Virginia 1968 race
West Virginia could see Arch Moore and Harley Staggers as gubernatorial nominees in 1968. The column notes Staggers stronger for Democrats and Moore for Republicans, with questions whether either will run and under what circumstances. It weighs committee influence and state needs in Charleston.
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Harley Staggers
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Transportation, governance shape DC fate in voting tale
The piece outlines Washington DC transport woes from rapid transit delays to rising bus fares for the poor and argues for public ownership or subsidies. It reviews historic governance changes from 1802 to 1874 and previews a forthcoming look at current district government and finances.
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Morgantown Area Graduation Totals and Local News Highlights
Morgantown area schools awarded 279 diplomas at Morgantown High and 18 at Monongalia High as the county ends the year with 416 graduates from four high schools. The University of West Virginia and local groups set ceremonies, parades, and awards including a memorial day march under VFW auspices and a Scouts program sponsored by Denlslow PTA. A Morgantown woman’s club honors include essay winners Richard Fordyce Linda Hare Richard Haden and Russell Summers.
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C. C. Fenton
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Grafton
V.F.W
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Monongalia County
U. S. Department of Mines
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West Virginia Aerue of
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Lodge
Jacksons Mill
Morgantown Woman’s Club
Richard Fordyce
Clay-Battelle
Linda Hare
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Richard Haden
Russell Summers
Morgantown High
Puppies Come Home to Aid From City Shelter
In the Mason-Dixon land notebook, a Miss Louise Ford finds two eight week old puppies abandoned near Pleasant Street Bridge. Ida Beverage of the local SPCA helps arrange temporary care with Eugene Owens the veterinarian offering a home. The Ruble sisters soon adopt one of the pups while the other remains up for adoption at their Gans, Pennsylvania home. Blondie, the remaining puppy, waits for a permanent home at 292-3143.
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Louise
Eugene K. Owens
Point Marion Road
Ida
Glendell Ruble
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Genevieve Ruble
Miss Ford
Goodwin Street
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