Spong Denies Labor Groups Fund Campaign Bid
State Senator William B. Spong Jr denied labor groups funding his campaign to defeat U S Senator A Willis Robertson in the July Democratic primary He noted that of 68134 in contributions only 300 could be traced to labor and urged Robertson to disclose his finances He also rejected rumors of Kennedy family money and said no one in his campaign has received such funds.
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Fairfax
William B. Spong Jr
U.S
Willis Robertson
Spong
Robertson
Washington Post
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co
New York
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Dinwiddie
Virginia
Polis
Bor
Joseph P. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
President Kennedy
Kennedy
Washington
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
William B. Foster Jr
Robert B. McNeil
Charles Emmet Lucey
House
Lucey
Senate Banking Committee
Progessive
Legisla
Lacey
Manufacturers Hanover Testu Co
Thief Steals TV Wire and Drain Pipe in Salina
Pat F OConnor found his Salina Kansas shop with no TV picture and traced the loss to stolen wire from the antenna connection. He also discovered the rain gutter drain pipe had been taken, suggesting a coordinated theft.
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Salina
Kan
Pat F O’connor
How Virginia, Carolina Solons Voted
Washington AP report lists how Virginia and North Carolina members voted on recent roll calls. Senate votes include Lausche amendment rejection 35 47 and Cotton amendment rejection 32 53, plus passage of Fair Packaging and Labeling Act 172 9. House votes cover International Education Act passage 194 89, debt limit rise to 330 billion 199 165, and Foreign Food Aid Bill 333 20 with several members marked not voting. North Carolina delegates reflected across these actions.
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Washington
Virginia
Congress
Senate
Lausche
Ohio
DuPont Estate and
Financial General Corp
Byrd
D. Robertson
Cotton
R-N. H
Robertson
HOUSE
U. S
Hardy
Jennings
Downing
Smith
Tuck
Abbitt
North Carolina
Dupont Estate and Financial General Corp
Bank Holding Company
Ervin
Bill
Cooley
Dill Broyhill
Fountain
Henderson
Jonas
Jones Kornegay
Lennon
Taylor
Whitener
Scott
Governor Godwin warns bids may be rejected above appropriation
In Richmond AP report Gov. Godwin told contractors bids for state construction projects will be scrutinized and rejected if far above appropriations. He noted 10 percent allowance for cost increases but some bids run as high as 30 percent over, stressing the policy is remedial and preventive. He discussed financing policies for community colleges and commented on the lack of women named to the State Milk Commission.
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Godwin
Richmond
General Assembly
New State Milk Commission
FASTEETH Powder Claims Firm Hold for Dentures
An ad promotes FASTEETH an improved powder that sprinkles on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth firmly in place. It guarantees no sliding or slipping with no gummy taste and is alkaline non acidic. It claims to prevent plate odor and breath souring. Available at drug counters everywhere.
Fashion Returns Independence Car Gear Shift Craze
Police in Independence Kansas investigate reports of thefts tied to gear shift knobs once common on floor shift cars. Detectives find the sought items are back in fashion as console panel accents in newer sports car interiors.
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Independence, Kan
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George Washington Country National Parkway
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T. Chester Baker
Riverside Insurance Agency, Inc
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Fuquay Pontiac, Inc
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Danville
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GO Greyhound
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Harry Turbiville
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