Spending By Candidates Surveyed In Virginia Race
In the 10th Congressional District campaign in northern Virginia, Republican Rep. Joel T. Broyhill spent 91000 and Democratic challenger Clive DuVal 125000, though federal limits are 5000 and 25000 respectively. The piece notes loopholes, state committees, and weak enforcement, with broader critique of campaign financing and ethics in Congress.
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Washington
Virginia
Joel T. Broyhill
Clive DuVal
Broyhill
DuVal
Congress
Richard L. Ottinger
New York
Ottinger
House
Department of Justice
Department
Senate
Bob Wilson
California
Republican Campaign Committee
Wilson
Marvin E. Rainey
Kansas
Robert Beckmeyer
Illinois
Paul A. Fine
Eight Die In Cornell Dormitory Fire
A predawn blaze at a Cornell University dormitory killed eight students and a male faculty adviser, with ten others injured. The two story cement block building housed 71 people, including 31 boys and 12 girls in the first class of a six year program. two men and a woman among the dead were freshmen, the rest seniors or graduate students.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University
Carson
Temperatures to rise above normal through Monday statewide
Temperatures Thursday through Monday will be above normal with highs in the upper 50s north and upper 60s south, and overnight lows around the upper 30s north and middle 40s south. Most days stay warmer except a cooler spell Saturday. Precipitation totals about 2 inches statewide, slightly heavier in the far north, as showers occur from early period to end.
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Upper &S
Westinghouse to sell Markette electric car next year
Westinghouse Electric Corp plans a two passenger battery powered car named the Markette. Aimed at street use not freeway, it tops at 25 mph and can travel 50 miles per charge using twelve six volt lead acid batteries. Recharged overnight from 110 volt outlets. General manager George W. Jernstedt says expected price under 2000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Westinghouse
George W. Jernstedt
Carson Resigns Amid NBC Show Funding Talks
New York AP reports Johnny Carson’s resignation from the Tonight show aims to renegotiate his NBC contract for more money. NBC says reruns were allowed. AFTRA strike pushes broader pay demands. Bob Newhart signed to a long-term deal as substitute. Oscar telecast fate uncertain with strike.
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New York
Johnny Carson
NBC
Carson
ABC
CBS
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
AFTRA
Johnny
Bob Newhart
Delay Seen For Trial For Shaw
In New Orleans defense attorney Edward F Wegmann says it may be six months before a trial date is set for Clay L Shaw a 54 year old retired executive charged with conspiring to murder President John F Kennedy. Shaw is accused of conspiring with Lee Harvey Oswald and David Ferrie to kill Kennedy. Oswald and Ferrie are dead. The Warren Commission named Oswald as Kennedy's assassin in Dallas on November 22 1963 and found no credible evidence of a conspiracy.
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New Orleans
Clay L. Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Edward F. Wegmann
E. A. Haggerty Jr
Garrison
Shaw
Lee Harvey Oswald
David W. Ferrie
Kennedy
Ferrie
Oswald
Warren Commission
Dallas
Rhodes outlines multi million DNR projects in proposed bonds
Gov Rhodes sent a special message to the legislature detailing a master plan for conservation recreation and water supply protection funded by a proposed bonds program. The plan envisions new parks lodges cabins campsites beaches bath houses marinas and forest improvements across seven state parks and forests with costs totaling about 100 million dollars pending bond commission action and a May 2 vote.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Department of Natural Resources
Ohio Bond Commission
Rhodes
Mohican State Forest
Ashland County
Geneva State Park
Ashtabula County
Salt Fork State Park
Guernsey County
Hocking Hills State Forest
Hocking County
East Harbor
Ottawa County
Shawnee State Forest
Scioto County
Caesar Creek Star Park
Warren County
Terrorism in South Vietnam rises amid transition risks
Saigon reports terrorism against political candidates and Constituent Assembly members as factions and Communists fuel violence during South Vietnam's shift to civilian government. In Washington, a Senate dispute over President Johnson's Latin American aid bill pits Cooper against critics, with a bid to restore the measure to the House version.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Constituent Assembly
Washington
Johnson
Senate
John Sherman Cooper
House
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Daley Wins Fourth Term As Chicago Mayor In Vote
Chicago voters re elected Mayor Richard J. Daley, 64, by a large margin 789163 to 272955 over John L. Waner with turnout about 65 percent of 1722610 registered. Daley’s victory preserves his City Hall tenure while the City Council minority grows slightly.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Daley
John L. Waner
Fire destroys Mansfield skating coliseum at North Lake Park
In Mansfield, Ohio, a blaze raged for about 14 hours leveling the North Lake Park Skating Coliseum. Owner estimates losses at 500000 dollars. Fire officials investigating cause.
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Mansfield
Ohio
North Lake Park
Kennedy Beats Johnson in St Louis Ward Race
In Tuesday's municipal election in St Louis Democrat Samuel Kennedy won the 18th Ward Board of Aldermen seat, defeating Republican E S Johnson 1961 to 292. Kennedy secured an easy victory in the hometown contest.
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St, Louis
Mayors Oppose merger and 1966 UFO Sightings
Athens County mayors oppose a merger while Nelsonville recalls the 50 year anniversary of U.S. entry into war. The 1966 UFO sightings near record levels are reported, with sports notes on BoBCats and Bulldogs hosting opponents.
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Athens County
Nelsonville
U.S
Weather Bases Air Strikes Record Detections From VC
SAIGON AP reports an all time high 5557 Viet Cong deserted last month to join the allied side, U.S. officials announced. The defectors nearly doubled the prior month as air strikes and weather bases influenced recruitment and desertions in the Viet Cong ranks.
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Saigon
U.S
Tuy Hoa
Rhodes Bus Tour Promotes Ohio Bond Plan For May Vote
Gov James A Rhodes announces a statewide bus tour to campaign for the Ohio Bond Commission referendum on the May 2 ballot. Officials will travel through New Philadelphia Carrollton Steubenville East Liverpool Lisbon Salem Alliance Youngstown Warren Niles Jefferson Ashtabula Geneva Madison Painesville Chardon Berea Lorain Elyria Vermilion Huron Norwalk Mansfield Wooster Massillon Canton.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Bond Commission
New Philadelphia
Carrollton
Steubenville
East Liverpool
Lisbon
Salem
Alliance
Youngstown
Ule
Warren
Niles
Jefferson
Ashtabula
Geneva
Madison
Painesville
Chardon
Berea
Lorain
Elyria
Vermilion
Huron
Norwalk
Mansfield
Wooster
Massillon
Canton
Timetable Of Events Studied In Speck Case
In Peoria Illinois the Speck murder case widens the timeline as witnesses place Richard Speck in a tavern with a gun and knife less than three hours before the townhouse killings. Relatives of six victims testified, recalling Mary Ann Jordan and others as Speck is connected to the July 13 events and encounters with witnesses including Patrick Walsh and Army Sgt Richard Oliva.
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Peoria, Ill
Richard Speck
Pamela Wilkening
Chicago
Philip Jordan
Mary Ann
Jordan
Patrick Walsh
Speck
Walsh
Shipyard Inn
Army
Richard Oliva
Chesser Resigns as Athens Safety Director
Thomas Chesser, Athens safety director since last September, resigns effective April 15. Mayor Raymond Sheppard says no replacement is yet named. Chesser, who moved from outside city limits to within, cited housing issues and vague future plans after a career including state highway patrol and county welfare work.
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Thomas Chesser
Athens
Raymond Shepard
Chesser
State Highway Patrol
County Juvenile Court and Welfare Department
Parking Plan Turned Down for Students in Ohio
Ohio House approved a measure letting school boards offer teacher parking but rejected a proposal to extend the same to students. Rep A G Lancione argued students must park far away creating a safety risk walking to school.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
A. G. Lancione
D-30
Belmont
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