Green Eyes Congress Candidate Contemplates Rhode Island Run
Green eyes a possible run for the First District seat held by Democrat Fernand J. St Germain. The Newport man, 52, a U S Information Agency official, weighs retirement and a Republican bid after support from party members unsatisfied with current declared candidates. He says his ideology has not changed and cites broad political experience with Pell and Eisenhower Nixon campaigns. He plans a retirement decision by month end and notes discussions with Navy figures and local Republicans about a future campaign.
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Fitzhugh Green
Land’s End
Bellevue Agenue
U.S. Information Agency
Fernand J. St Germain
Green
Claiborne Pell
National Treasury
Wendell Wilkie
Citizens
Eisenhower- Nixon
Ser. Pell
Eisenhower
Pell
Sen. Pell
Rhode Island
John H. Chafes
Herbert Desimone
Congress
Francis G. Dwyer
Paradise Ave
Middletown
Republican State Central Committee
States Send Envoys To Newport On Anniversary Plans
A group of Revolutionary War anniversary commissioners meet at Newport Colony House for bicentennial ideas. Gov Licht presides with a 19 gun salute by Newport Artillery Company. Delegates from original colonies tour mansions, dine at White Horse Tavern, and sail aboard HMS Rose for Gaspee Days reenactment. Local members include Rep. Robert J. McKenna and Cornelius C. Moore.
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Newport
Colony House
Licht
Newport Artillery Company
George Washington
Count de Rochambeau
Yorktown
Viking
Preservation Society
Newport County
White Horse
America
HMS Rose
Narragansett Bay
Gaspee Folnt
Critic Backs Black Studies Not Sensitive Program
An objector says he does not oppose black studies but objects to a secretive sensitivity program for his child. Anthony Bucci, whose remarks came in a prepared statement, notes his children have participated in black history studies and will continue.
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Anthony Bucci
15 Gooseberry Road
Bucci
Michael ©. Werle
Salve Regina College
Werle
Buce
Schau
Aaron Slom
Dr. Werle
Providence Journal
Buech
Trinity Church Names New Organist and Choir Master
Trinity Church announces appointment of a new organist and choir master, with details on the church’s music program and upcoming services. The item notes the change appears on page 20 of the edition.
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Trinity Church
Allied Artillery Hammered Vietnamese Staging Area
American artillery fired over 2,000 shells from 20 howitzers at a suspected North Vietnamese staging area near the Cambodian border in War Zone C near Krasang. The five hour attack followed by Vietnamese operations around Prey Veng and Kompong Thom, with clashes reported and several bridges blown.
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Saigon
USS
U.S
Krasang
U.S. 25Th Tedantey Division
Cambodia
Prey Veng
Kompong Thom
Phnom Penh
Angkor Wal
Baray
Tang Krasang
Stung Treng
Laos
Maxwell Death Penalty Review Hinges on Jury Bias
The Supreme Court spared William L. Maxwell from execution while not ruling on his capital punishment challenges. The decision allows further review of death cases from California and Ohio and postpones a final ruling until next term. Maxwell was sentenced to death in 1962 for rape in Hot Springs, Arkansas, with issues over jury selection central to the appeal.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William L. Maxwell
Maxwell
Arkansas
Jower Court
Calfornia
Ohio
Harry A. Blackmun
Hugo L. Black
Hot Springs
Federal District Court
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Field
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Jong Pair Fying
Girl Scouts
Peur
Daily News
Goren-Bridge
Weather Data
Woch
Route 15
72Nd
Chup Rubber Planation
Pak Tha
Pathet Igo
Mekong River
Ban Hovei Sat
Luang Prabang
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