Rawlings and Boothe Clash Over Byrd in Virginia Race
State Senator William B. Rawlings criticizes Senator A Willis Robertson for using seniority to claim support for Virginia peanut interests. Armistead L Boothe denounces Harry Byrd Jr calling his stance on education and representation harmful, as Byrd’s campaign in the July 12 primary gains backing in Henrico County.
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Sen. Robertson
Boothe
Harry Byrd Jr
Courtland Io
William B. Rawlings
Willis Robertson
Virginia
Awlings
William B. Spong Jr
Portsmouth
Spong
Robertson
Dawson
Virginia-Carolina
Senate
Georgia
Southampton
Department of Agriculture
Franklin
Edward F. Gillian
Manchester
England
Gilliam
Europe
The
Peanutndustry
Department of Agri
Arlington
Armistead L. Boothe
Harry F. Byrde
D-Va
Byrd
General Assembly
Bourke
Boole
Supreme Court
Harry F. Byrd Sr
Brothe
Basse
Richmond
Donald O. Campen Jr
Erick Larson
Henrico County
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Bonanno Returns After 18 Months Missing From Park Avenue
Cosa Nostra boss Joseph Bonanno, reported kidnapped in the rain on Park Avenue 18 months earlier, surrendered to federal authorities in New York. He faced a sealed indictment for failing to appear before a grand jury on Oct 21, 1964, with bail set at 150000.
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New York
Cosa Nostra
Joseph
Joe Bananas
Bonanno
Park Avenue
U.S
Foley Square
Albert J. Krieger
Canada
Mexico
Sicily
North Africa
National Crime Syndicate
Robert M. Morgenthau
Morgenthau
John
Sonny) Franzese
Brooklyn
Thomas
Lucchese
Casa Nostra
Casa Nostra Syndicate
Joseph Valachi
Senate
Sanford Textile Firm Builds New Complex in Sanford
Roberts Co a textile engineering and machinery firm began erecting a consolidated main plant and headquarters in Sanford area the project poised to be the largest industrial facility locally Roberts founded in 1948 employs about 1400 workers and expects manufacturing spaces ready by late September or October with office space by year end president Robert E Pomeranz says initial construction signals a $2 million investment.
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Sanford, Nic
Roberts Co
Sanford
Roberts
Robert E. Pomeranz
Upward Bound program to start in Virginia colleges
Virginia will launch the Upward Bound antipoverty program this summer in at least six colleges, with grants issued to Virginia Union University Clinch Valley College Virginia Tech Hampton Institute Virginia State College at Norfolk and Roanoke College. The STOP project across multiple Tidewater cities and counties has received over 4 million dollars, pushing state totals toward 20 million in anti poverty funding through May 6.
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Richmond
Upward Bound
Virginia
Virginia State College At
Norfolk
Roanoke College
Tidewater Opportunity Project
STOP
Portsmouth
Suffolk
Virginia Beach
Chesapeake
Franklin
Isle of Wight
Nansemond
Community Action Program Inc
Appalachian - Wise Association For Rehabilitation and Education Inc
Wise County
Norton
Lee County Community Action Inc
Council of the Southern Mountains Inc
Appalachian
Tennessee
North Carolina
Roanoke Valley
TAP
Richmond Annexation Suit Dismissal to Appeal
A lower Richmond court ruling dismissing the city's annexation suit against Chesterfield County will be appealed to the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals. The action involved 51 square miles and was dismissed last November 27 by the annexation court.
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Richmond
Chesterfield County
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Cody
Senate Panel Moves to Expand CIA Watchdog Panel
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 14 to 5 to broaden the CIA oversight subcommittee known as the Secret Seven to nine members and rename it the full Committee on Intelligence Operations. It would supervise foreign intelligence and espionage operations across agencies including the Defense Intelligence Agency and State Department Bureau of Intelligence and Research. Critics led by Richard Russell argued the CIA has not overstepped its mission, while Eugene McCarthy predicted floor action before adjournment.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Secret Seven
U.S
J.W. Fulbright
Ark
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
CIA
Fulbright
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
FBI
Committee
McCarthy
Rules Committee
Defense Intelligence Agency
State Department
Bureau of Intelligence and Research
Armed Services
Appropriations
Intelli
Russell
Armed Services Committee
April Busiest Month Yet For Dulles Field
The FAA said April was the busiest month at Dulles International Airport with 106,677 passengers, up 9 percent from March and 40 percent from April 1965. The four month total reached 360,928, a 33 percent rise over 1965 first four months. Air mail for the period was 3,582,000 pounds and cargo climbed 20 percent to 8,242,000 pounds.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Dulles International
Arven T. Saunders
FAA
Bureau of National Capital Airports
Saunders
Preliminary hearing set after bond for Swink case
The individual appeared before U.S. Commissioner Gilbert Swink and was ordered held in lieu of a $5,009 bond. A preliminary hearing is scheduled before Swink Friday.
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U. S
Gilbert Swink
U. S. Marshall
Swink
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