West Virginia University enters its second century
The Dominion Post proclaims WVU begins its second century with James Gindling Harlow as president and a series of new facilities and leadership roles. It highlights plans for a student union, Creative Arts Center, Chemistry annex, Twin Towers, Field House, and Law Center, totaling at least 25 million in new construction. The piece emphasizes permanent leadership, expanded student body, and strengthened ties among faculty, administration, and students as the university reshapes for the next 100 years.
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Dominion Post
West Virginia University
James Gindling Harlow
West Virginia
State University
Board of Governors
Harlow
Creative Arts
Forestry Center
WVU
Village Parley Ot Boom Boom Birds And Minor Magic
A satirical council debate unfolds over air magic and Interdiction as the secretary of Juju, urged by elders, pushes a massive boom boom program. A secretary touts monopoly on planetary magic while revealing a 400 mile line of capsules to feed Earth and threaten enemies.
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Washington
Department of July
Council of Elders
Air
Earth
Juju
Abracadabra
NATO study finds no internal coup threat across alliance
The NATO secretariat concludes no allied internal security plan could enable a coup if misused. The Greece 1967 coup prompted review of Prometheus contingency plans. findings show Prometheus was not a NATO contingency but some measures resembled national plans. The report warns allies to carefully recheck internal security schemes.
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New York
NATO
Greece
Prometheus
Turkey
West Germany
Communist Party
North Atlantic
Italy
France
Norway
Denmark
Interal Security
Alliance
Army Chief Johnson Eyes Vietnam Troop Withdrawals in Eighteen Months
General Harold K. Johnson told chaplains at Fort McNair that U S troops could begin withdrawal in about eighteen months. He cited optimism in U S News & World Report and warned against unfounded hope while Defense Department offered no comment.
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Johnson
United States
Vietnam
Fort McNair
Washington
D.C
Washington Star
U.S
Defense Department
U.S. News & World Report
General Johnson
China
Pentagon
Coopers Rock State Forest A Hidden West Virginia Gem
West Virginia scene presents Coopers Rock State Forest near Morgantown as a superb outdoor spot with picnic areas trails caves and scenic rocks. The piece urges more visitors to enjoy breakfast lunch or dinner in the area and notes its beauty and calm.
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West Virginia
Coopers Rock State Forest
Morgantown
Mother Nature
Coopers Rock
The Time That Teachers Struck
Washington notes a season of disruption as Vietnam war turmoil and urban unrest fuel teachers strikes that threaten the open winter open enrollment for public schools. The piece questions the justification of striking amid high social and economic pressures while acknowledging teachers’ vital role and pay concerns.
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Washington
Vietnam
United States
Public School Teachers Strike for Higher Pay
In Paducah and East St. Louis teachers strike over pay amid broader questions about public funding. Editorial argues teachers are underpaid, highlights the clash between education needs and private wealth, warns that industrial unionism could harm schools, but cites public reluctance to boost taxes. The piece asserts economic recognition of teachers is overdue.
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Paducah
East St. Louis
U. S
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