Bitter political clashes mark Nicaragua country club scene
Managua dispatch notes that Liberal and Conservative factions clash at the Luxurious Managua Country Club amid a broader struggle. Chamorro and Somoza lead rival camps with infighting, charges of Marxist influence, and calls for reform as the nation pursues elections. The report also highlights Nicaragua's growing economy and social gaps despite turmoil.
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Robert Berrellez
Managua
Nicaragua
Managua Country Club
Gardner
Cook
Country Club
Redistricting Key Issue For North Carolina Solons
North Carolina legislators convene to redraw congressional districts under a federal mandate. The 2nd and 7th districts face population gaps, with Wake County likely to gain territory while Nash County moves out. Incumbents Gardner and Britt anticipate clashes as lines shift, aiming to produce compact, equal districts for 1968 elections.
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Raleigh
North
Carolina
Granville
Vance
Warren
Franklin
Hali
Edgecombe
Wilson
John
General Assembly
Ston
Greene
Lenoir
Leigh
L. H. Fountain
Nial
U.S. Supreme Court
Nash
David Britt
Robertyugon
Gardner
Newhes
Essary
Indi
Virginia Senate Sergeant at Arms dies after long service
In Richmond a long serving Virginia Senate sergeant at arms, Charles A Overton, died Saturday at age 87 after a long illness. He helped maintain order during desegregation battles and despatches paychecks to lawmakers. Also in Richmond the administration of Richmond Professional Institute announced Dr Roland H Nelson Jr as its new president succeeding Dr George J Oliver. Nelson, 38, from Duke University, holds degrees from Duke UVA and Harvard and has held multiple educational posts. In Roanoke a 13 year old paper carrier saved a blind woman from a burning home in the southwest area. Fire officials reported a series of break ins by a juvenile ring in Washington County with several arrests. In Norfolk the Navy will fly the body of Rev Timothy Loring from Guantanamo Bay to the US, with landing likely in a Florida base before final transport to Boston. In Bristol a Gordon Garmest plant was declared safe and scheduled to reopen after a fumes incident. Some workers fell ill but most returned to work. the plant’s ventilation and gas lines were investigated.
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Virginia Senate
Charles A
Pauline Swain
Overton
Norfolk and Western
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Chamber
House
Richmond Professional Institute
Roland H. Nelson Jr
Neilson
Row Dishma
Department of Education
Duke University
George J. Oliver
Maersland
Nelson
Duke
University of Virginia
Harvard
Viginia
Louisiana
College of Arts and Sciences
Louisvile University
Norfolk
Atlantic Fleet Headquarters
Navy
Timothy Loring
Florida
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
United States
Massachusetts
Boston
Denebola
Bristol
Gordon Garmest Corp
Bill Atkinson
Virginia Department of Health
Atkinson
United Gas Co
Hugh Worley
Ithem
Rex Eades
State Department of Labor and Industry
Parks Luttrell
Bristol Memorial Hospital
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