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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1971

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Byrd among names under consideration for Supreme Court seat

Washington report notes Senator Robert Byrd of West Virginia as a candidate in the White House review for a Supreme Court appointment. Officials confirmed Byrd's inclusion among several contenders as the court faces two vacancies. The White House declined to comment on the selection process.

Washington Robert C. Byrd D-W.va Supreme Court White House Byrd Sen. Byrd Arch Moore Jr Moore West Virginia Senate Hans McCourt

Is America doomed continued debate on the 1970s outlook

WVU students weigh the future in Max Lerner's five part series on the long term shifts in American life. The piece discusses the late 1950s to mid 1980s era changes including campus disruption, the environmental movement, and the 18 year old vote as key political forces.

Max Lerner Brandeis University

Congress may cut funds if U N expels Taiwan

Secretary of State William P. Rogers warned private meetings that Congress could reduce United Nations funding if Nationalist China is expelled. He supports a US plan to seat Communist China in the Security Council while keeping Taiwan in General Assembly membership, calling expulsion a dangerous precedent and noting a close China vote.

Nicholas Daniloff Washington UPI William P. Rogers United States Congress United Nations China Aitment Rogers New York General Assembly Security Council Taiwan State Department U.S Peking

Hijacked Eastern flight to Havana with 46 aboard

A Detroit bound Eastern Airlines Boeing 727 carrying 39 to 46 passengers was forced to Havana by a nervous hijacker who brandished a .38 pistol at a stewardess. Captain William E. Buchannan had previously piloted a 1961 Cuban hijack. The gunman, 27 to 29 years old, bought a last minute ticket and used the alias R. Johnson. The jet landed in Havana at 1 23 p.m. EDT.

Detroit UPI Eastern Airlines Havana William E. Buchannan Cuba Buchannan U.S Caribbean R. Johnson Barbara Pliskow Ers Eastern Wayne County William Lucas Miami San Juan P.R. Lucas Federal Aeronautics Administration Lucas

Ford Foundation expands aid to minority students

Ford Foundation announces a six year program totaling 100 million dollars to aid Black, Puerto Rican, Mexican American, and American Indian students. McGeorge Bundy says this enlarges prior support, not a new departure, as the foundation aims to boost minority opportunities in higher education.

New York UPI McGeorge Bundy Foundation

Free Press as Guardian of Liberty Cited by Churchill

The quote emphasizes a free press as the vigilant guardian of liberty that free men highly prize. It underscores press freedom as essential to democratic society and institutional checks on power.

Free Men Winston Churchill

West Virginia Rallies to Top William & Mary in Classic

West Virginia blunts William & Mary 28 23 after trailing 21 7, with Bernie Galiffa returning from injury to spark the comeback. Leon Jenkins and Kerry Marbury key the rally as Wood scores the late go ahead touchdown and WVU preserves its unbeaten ranking.

Williamsburg West Virginia William & Mary West Kim West Mountaineers Leon Jenkins W&m Kerry Marbury Galiffa Pete Wood Indians WVU Steve Regan Mike Dodds Marbury Wood Kevin Rodgers Frank Nester Galliffa Nate Stephens

Florida Tomatoes Gassed for Sale Sparks U S Probe

New York City consumer affairs commission chief Bess Myerson claims Florida growers ship tomatoes treated with a chemical to turn them red. She criticizes a U S rule that blocks Mexican tomatoes by imposing a minimum size, forcing American consumers to buy Florida produce.

New York UPI New York City Consumer Affairs

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