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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1967

Page

17

Ordinary Citizens Can Build Peace Through Small Actions

The essay highlights two pilots who formed U N We Believe to bolster the United Nations and rally leaders for peace, describing a Waldorf dinner with Thant and Bunche as a culmination. It also profiles Captain D W James of Cheltenham Navy who expanded the Big Brothers program to aid 300 Maryland Boys Village residents and curb crime through mentor pairs.

United Airlines Charles C. Dent Richard P. Munger Cheltenham Navy D. W. James Capt James Big Brothers Washington, D.C Maryland Reformatory Reformatory

Glimmer of hope for Johnson 1968 re election in Vietnam plan

Opinion notes Johnson may seek withdrawal from Vietnam if zone of death is established and South Vietnam forms a democratic government, with aides and rivals weighing political risks and possible candidacy. It cites a Johnson brain trust led by the president and compares to Eisenhower style peace moves amid domestic unrest.

Washington Lyndon B. Johnson McNamara Johnson United States South Vietnam South Viet Nam Vietnam Democratic Party Korea Saigon Southeast Asia Johnson Brain Trust Brain Eisenhower Harry Truman Truman

League of Women Voters Citizenship Day Kickoff

Citizenship Day observed today September 17 marks a joint congressional designation in 1952 to honor U S citizenship and the signing of the Constitution. The Monongalia County League holds a September 17 19 membership drive inviting women to learn about the league’s nonpartisan voter education activities and participate in governance. Contact Morgantown 2926550 to join.

Houses of Congress United States League of Women Voters Monongalia County Morgantown

Morgantown News Roundup Reflects Health and School Updates

A smallpox scare case returned to Pennsylvania from Heiskell Memorial Hospital after isolation lasting over a week. Morgantown health sites vaccinated more than 1,200 residents and Preston County reports an infantile paralysis case lifting state total to 17. City installs a traffic light at High and Willey roads costing over 500 dollars. University enrollments total 5,870 while Miss Lucy Coplin returns to University High faculty after leave. Veterans protest state bonuses cap at 2 500 dollars. Local couple Wendell and Mrs McClung welcome a son. Emily Randall wed James Gibson of Pittsburgh Masontown. University High football defeats St. Marys 13 to 0.

Pennsylvania Heiskell Memorial Hospital Morgantown Preston County High Willey Streets University Lucy Coplin University High Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Wendell McClung Greer Emily Louise Randall Samuel Randall Malpe Avenue James Gibson Pittsburgh Masontown University High School St. Mary’s Clarksburg

Morgantown High Wins 13-6 over Martinsburg. Local Sports Roundup

Fifteen years ago Morgantown High School defeated Martinsburg 13-6 in a football game. St. Francis tied Lumberport 7-7, and Tunnelton fell to Bowlesburg 48-0. Clifton Webb and Ginger Rogers star in Dream Boat at the Metropolitan Theater. A ruling that beneficiaries of

Chuck Howley Bob Guenther WVU Virginia Monongalia County Morgantown Clarence Keener Los Angeles Rams Joe Marconi Martinsburg St. Francis Lumberport Tunnelton Bowlesburg Clifton Webb Ginger Rogers Metropolitan Theater

Monongahela Rye and River Lore Through Monongahery Days

The Monongahela River region and its whiskey lore are recounted from old Monongahela River days. Stories trace Captain Bissell, Morgantown, and the Coal Queen, with Monongahela rye shaping river trade, rail construction, and social life from 1790s frontier to Civil War era, citing historians and local anecdotes.

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