West Virginia University Board approves Forestry tower and new Law Center site
The WVU Board of Governors authorized a Forestry Building tower addition after design changes cut costs by 500000. It bought an option on Campanile Hall for faculty use and selected a site for a new Law Center between Engineering Building and the Creative Arts Center.
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Cathedral to halt major work fund relief for poor New Yorkers
The Episcopal Church will pause Cathedral of St. John the Divine construction to focus on aiding Harlem's poor. Bishop Horace W. B. Donegan said completion is deferred while urban distress is addressed, noting the dome option and estimates for finishing range from 12 to 25 million dollars.
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St. John the Divine
New York City
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Harlem
UAW Opens Chrysler Talks Aiming Parity and Higher Wages
The United Auto Workers named Chrysler as its next strike target and moved to bargain toward a contract similar to Ford’s. Douglas Fraser led talks while Walter Reuther skipped the session. key goals include a $1.02 hourly wage gain, guaranteed annual wage, and Canadian parity to close the 40 cent gap. Chrysler of Canada is wholly owned by the US corporation.
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First PhD Grad Awarded Plaque at University Reunion
Dr. Charles J. Potter of Indiana Pa received a special plaque as the first doctorate in chemical engineering awarded by the University in 1932. Dr. Chester A. Arents presented it during a PhD reunion, with a reception at Dr. Howard P. Simons home and dinner at the Mountaineer room of the Hotel Morgan.
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Hotel Morgan
Good Morning 4 Sense of Humor Insight
A light observation on how humor about others differs from personal anger, noting that what amuses another can provoke ire if it happens to oneself. The remark emphasizes empathy and self-awareness in reactions to others' misfortunes.
When Daylight Saving Time Ends You May Be Early
The article warns about clocks being set back one hour at the end of Daylight Saving Time and suggests you may arrive early for church or other activities if you forget to adjust.
Johnson Diaz Ordaz hailed as Chamizal accord seals land swap
In Juarez and El Paso a mass welcome for President Johnson and President Diaz Ordaz capped a ceremony transferring 437 acres of Chamizal land from the United States to Mexico. The leaders pledged lasting friendship while a huge crowd celebrated with banners bands and confetti.
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Senora Diazz Ordaz
Students Hurl Eggs at Wilson Car in Cambridge Rally
In Cambridge a mob of students shouting Vietnam orderer battered the Prime Minister Harold Wilson's car. A police sergeant suffered a concussion, Wilson was moved to safety by officers forming a wall around him. Police struggled to keep crowd from a Labor rally hall as eggs struck cars and a radio antenna was broken.
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Buddhists threaten during Humphrey Saigon visit
In Saigon police and troops surrounded the Vien Hoa Dao Pagoda to head off a planned militant monk march ahead of Vice President Hubert Humphrey’s arrival. Thich Tri led threats of self immolation if stopped, while Thien’s government warned against disorder as Communist broadcasts boasted of Humphrey’s insecurity.
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Tri Quang
Buddhist Institute
Thich Tam Chau
Hanoi Claims Five U S Planes Shot Down In Raids
Reports from Saigon quote UPI dispatches that Hanoi says five U S planes were shot down during raids on Friday and Saturday. North Vietnamese artillery pounded targets near Haiphong and Hanoi while communiques claimed heavy air attacks on south and north regions with multiple MIG losses and U S casualties.
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U.S. Deaths in Vietnam Rise to 7456 in 1967
Pentagon tallies show 7,456 U.S. service members killed in Vietnam through October 1967, up about 70 percent from 1966, with total battle deaths and nonbattle fatalities noted alongside wounded figures and comparisons to Korea and World War I losses.
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