Family Service Offers Help for Troubled Families in Monongalia
The Family Service Association on High Street serves Morgantown and Monongalia County offering counseling social work and coordination of state and federal services. It provides financial and marital counseling helps identify needs and refers clients to appropriate agencies. It is funded in part by the United Fund and seen as a starting point for families in trouble.
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Family Service Association
High Street
United Fund
Morgantown
Monongalia
Patricia Keith
Family Service
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Rats to face action under state Solid Waste Act
A Morgantown rat problem tied to sewer work prompts state and county action. The Solid Waste Act enables removal of dumps and vermin breeding sites, with sanitary engineering crews surveying counties, identifying junked cars and unsanitary refuse, and planning cooperative enforcement. Final elimination will rely on approved disposal methods and strong county-state backing.
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University Biology Department
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Charleston
Morantown
State Capitol
Department of Health
Sanitary Engineering Department
Monongalia
The Futile Life of Pito Perez Review
Book review covers Jose Ruben Romero’s Pito Perez translated by William C. Cord. Describes the beggar prince as a Christ figure amid Latin irony. Notes Romero’s prominence, translation flaws minimal, and the work’s enduring appeal to Spanish speaking readers.
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Jose Ruben Romero
William C. Cord
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Pito Perez
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Uncle Sam Proposal: Why Not Vacations For Governments
A Washington author argues that the U S government overworks itself and should take a full month off each year. He suggests mandatory vacations for the President Congress and all top officials with limited essential duties only. A humorous plan includes guest press coverage and penalties for noncompliance.
Opposition Deep and Wide Can Johnson Recover Confidence
Washington column notes a crisis in Vietnam after Kennedys assassination. Ambassador Lodge warned of a threatened South Vietnamese collapse and Johnson vowed not to lose a war. Critics ask if he can regain essential trust as he faces claims of personal and partisan thinking.
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To a Seamstress
Poem offering practical fashion advice from Mildred Elizabeth Gray of Tunnelton West Virginia. It encourages shortening a skirt with a smile and notes that the style remains in fashion after alteration.
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Castro's Efforts Fail in Venezuela
Caracas notes Castro has faltered since 1962 63 with fewer than four dozen guerrillas and under 15 000 Communists active. Havana backed insurrection persists though insurgency wanes. Espinoza Diaz confirms Cuban training and ties to Camilo Cienfuegos. Venezuela claims limited support, internal schisms, and rising resistance amid regional fear of meddling.
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