Families Of Men In Viet Nam Area Cringe When Their Doorbell Rings
In Columbus home to Ft. Benning and the 1st Cavalry division, nearly 3,000 families of soldiers in Viet Nam face fear at the doorbell and phone. Widows report harassment at night as telegrams and rumors of death arrive. Community leaders urge support while ministers critique how notices are delivered and call for better handling by officials.
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Viet Nam
Columbus
Ft. Benning
1St Cavalry
Lorene B. Palmer
Vietlit
Daisy Tucker
B. Ed Johnston
W. Raymond wWitder
Robert 5. McNamara
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Wilder
Roanoke GOP Sets July 1-2 Convention in 1966
Holton, 42, Roanoke lawyer, previews candidacy for governor while voting bloc favors a June wait for the state convention. Committee approves a record $52,000 1966 headquarters budget including $15,000 for a voter registration drive. Vincent Callahan Jr. elected State Finance Committee chairman, succeeding Jack Fiddlington. Middleton named district chairman.
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Roanoke
GOP
Senate
U.S
A. Willis Robertson
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Warriner
Vincent F. Callahan Jr
McLean
Was
State Finance Committee
Jack Fiddleton
the Plains
Middleton
Vatican Observers Join Ecumenical Prayer Council
Vatican participants joined Protestant Orthodox and Anglican observers in prayer at the council, continuing multireligious dialogue efforts and interfaith outreach as part of the gathering.
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Council
Vatican council votes shape world interfaith pledge
A Vatican council session in St Peter's ran through 11 votes on a modern world problems schema with a final overall vote due Monday. Among results reported Saturday were a dialogue with atheists including Communists and a statement that the Catholic Church seeks a better world while recognizing contributions of other Christian churches.
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Televacw
Conservat
Vietfive
Samese
De Gaulle Favored, Faces Runoff After First Ballot
France’s Charles de Gaulle remains the overwhelming favorite for victory on the first ballot though polls show his lead narrowing as rivals gain exposure on national TV and radio. In a runoff he is still favored to win, but failure to secure the first round could chill his bid. Opponents include Francois Mitterrand with 24-27 percent support, Jean Lacanuet at 15-20 percent, Jean-Louis Tixier-Vignancour at 4.5-7.5 percent, and Pierre Marcilhacy around 2 percent.
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Radical Socialist Party
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Jean Lacanuet
Popular Republican Movement
Lecannet
Kennedy
Jean-Louis Tixier-Vignancour
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