Spong Endorsed by Newspaper and Delegation for Senate
The Suffolk News Herald joined a former ambassador and most of the Portsmouth and Norfolk delegation in endorsing State Ben William B. Spong as a candidate for the U.S. Senate. The News-Herald editorial described Spong, a 45 year old Portsmouth lawyer, as a youthful but capable figure.
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Associated Press
Suffolk News Herald
Portsmouth
Norfolk
General Assembly
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William B. Spong
U.S. Senate
Action
News-Herald
Spong
Sen
Battle
Senate
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Robertson
Lexington
House of Representatives
The
Odri nex weight loss pill and political notes
An advertisement touts Odri nex a weight loss tablet with a money back guarantee from All Jennsen's Drug Stores. The passage also covers Virginia Senate campaign moves with Sen Spong opposing Sen Robertson, endorsements from Norfolk Portsmouth assemblymen and William C Battle, plus Robertson's long service and retirement implication.
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Odrinex
Jennsen’s
Jennsen’s Drug Stores
Mallerdert
Mein St
River
Ady
Viet Cong Fire Hits U.S. Air Wing. Two Pilots Rescued
Viet Cong gunfire south of the border cripples a U S Marine F4B Phantom jet. The two-man crew Lt John R Coleman and Lt Bob Pappas bailed out over the South China Sea and were rescued by the destroyer escort Falgout. Casualties at Phu Loi were light as U S forces press operations near Tan Binh Cu Chi and Boi Loi woods with multiple Viet Cong losses.
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South China Sea
Falgout
John R. Coleman
Bellmore
Bob Pappas
East St.Louis
Phu Loi
Saigon
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Tan Binh
Cu Chi
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Boi Loi
1Sti
Ghana coup sparks white symbol revolution in independent Ghana
Ghana's armed forces promoted Ocran to brigadier and Ater ifa to lieutenant colonel as white calico dresses spread among relatives of 5+ political prisoners released from five prisons. In Rome exiled Col Amihyia forecasts two-year adjustment before elections and talks of possible extradition for Nkrumah. Conakry radio quotes Nkrumah promising future visit and denouncing imperialists, neocolonialists, and agents.
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Ghana
Africa
Rome
Khow Amihyia
Amihyia
Nkrumah
Peking
Egypt
Cairo
Accra
Red China
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Conakry
Guinea
Sekau Toure
Toure
Afriia
Poisonous snakes moving to high ground amid floods
Floods along the Parana River in Argentina drive 80,000 residents to higher ground as snakes migrate away from rising waters. Northeast provinces report thousands displaced, with eight drownings, 40 contaminated-water cases, and extensive damage. Government rushes aid by air and boat to Formosa, Chaco, and Corrientes.
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Buenos Aires
Formosa
San Nicolas Island
Quintuplets Born in South Africa Town
EAST LONDON South Africa AP quintuplets born to Nogesi Gquzulu Mtukutese and Afeni Mtukutese, five babies in good condition after a premature birth. The family, living in a single room in a township, faces resettlement and higher costs if demolition proceeds. Weighs range 4 lb 2 oz to 5 lb 2 oz. no fertility drugs reported.
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East London
South Africa
Afeni Mtukutese
Nogesi
Gquz'ulu
Mtukutese
Gaouzult
J.G. Steyn
Frere Hospital
Gyuzulu
Sweden
Samuel Lawson
New Zealand
A Tucson Man Struggles With Cancer and Transplant Hope
Rob Allen, a former Tucson high school football star and insurance worker, faced a devastating cancer diagnosis and leg amputation. After Mayo Clinic surgery and a grim prognosis, a Buffalo Newsweek article spurred him to seek a bone marrow transplant from an osteogenic sarcoma patient. He contacts hospitals nationwide, quoting a goal of 300,000 calls to find a donor.
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Allson
Tucson
Trinvis
Tracy
Doug
Sherri
Allen
Pol
Phoenix Title Building
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Newsweek Magazine
Buffalo
Newsweek
Nadler
Maya Clinic
Memorial Hospital
New York
Dallas
City of Hope
Ruy
Rob Allen
U N pushes for peaceful Viet Nam solution via UN report
UN hostilities and a peaceful solution to the Viet Nam problem emerge as members discuss negotiating in an appropriate forum to implement the Geneva accords. Matsui reports in writing after divergent views on further council debate, while the United States weighs another meeting and the Soviet Union stands ready to veto any resolution.
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Viet Nam
Security Council
Matsui
Council
United Nations
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
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Virginia
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Charlottesville
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Australia
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A.A. Aterifa
Bill Williams
American Nationa Bank and Trust Company
Chaco
Suicegood
Iduscowigs
Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Riverside Drive
Lynn St
Nor-Dan Center
Rey
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