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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1967
Page
16
A column urges Monongalia County to support this year’s United Fund drive, stressing grassroots generosity over federal aid. It warns that reduced allocations threaten agencies like Red Cross and YMCA and urges early action to prevent a government run program.
The piece argues that teachers face a conflict between professional responsibility and sympathy for fellow strikers. It critiques unionism for raising salaries while harming professional communication, incentives, and lawful conduct, warning that strikes encourage defiance and long-term social disruption.
A word game presents 10 numbered words matched to 10 lettered synonyms with provided answers. The item ends with a quirky prompt about sending a self addressed stamped envelope to William Morris for an authoritative response.
A quotation attributed to William R. Hearst condemns secrecy as a refuge for the corrupt and incompetent and laments censorship as a screen for deeds and delinquencies unable to stand public scrutiny. It asserts that incompetence and dishonesty seek concealment.
A satirical column argues anti smoking efforts fail against short term rewards. It envisions three mock commercials: a sickly cowboy mocked by healthy riders, a beauty spurning a fat man for a football star, and a dour Snopes couple finding solace in oversized cigarettes.
James Reston notes a growing American civilian presence in Europe alongside military ties. He cites 250000 U.S. servicemen, thousands of overseas subsidiaries, and rising direct investments from 11.7 to over 40 billion dollars since 1950. American expatriates influence commerce, culture, and foreign currency flows in Greece, Crete, Rhodes, and beyond, signaling a lasting transatlantic presence.
A glowing New Books notice highlights Rosemary Woodhouse and her husband Guy in a Manhattan apartment with mysterious tenants the Castevets. The plot centers on a feared pregnancy and escalating occult hints as truth and shock unfold through the modern New York setting.
The article reports President Johnson may have assigned a New Hampshire agent to boost the state's delegate primary vote next March, while denying such plans. It notes NH’s outsized political influence, the risk of Kennedy or Wallace slate challenges, and highlights the pivotal 1968 Republican contest between Nixon and Romney as the real focus for the state.
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