Chandler Runs On Name Recognition In Campaign
Independent gubernatorial candidate A B Chandler reports receipts of 115 and expenditures of 161 through Oct 4, saying little spending is needed as voters know him. Meanwhile Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, horseman and former official, says he is considered for the ambassador to Spain but no nomination advice has been given. Robert C Hill has held Madrid post since 1969.
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Norfolk honors beauty who kept secret illness in 1963 Miss Norfolk
A Norfolk tribute recalls Mary Beth Alexander, 21, who won Miss Norfolk in July 1963 while secretly battling Hodgkin disease and cobalt treatments. She died Saturday, remembered as a talented organist and pianist who shined in the pageant talent round.
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Mary Beth Alexander
Siurday
Buoy to transmit data off Los Angeles coast
A 10 ton buoy with sensors for temperature wind rain waves and salinity was towed by the Scripps Institution of Oceanography to a mooring 2X miles west of Los Angeles. Data over a year would be sent to a Scripps operated mobile station by General Dynamics. Scientists study air sea interaction and North Pacific weather. The Agassiz carried the buoy to its 11,400 foot deep mooring.
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Los Angeles
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Scripps
General Dynamics
North Pacific
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Agassiz
Bayh withdraws from 1972 Democratic presidential race
Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana quits the crowded Democratic field to support his wife Marvella’s recovery from recent breast cancer surgery. He declines to back a specific candidate, citing family needs and her health, as colleagues note his long presidential ambitions despite low poll standing.
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Minnesota
Stuart Symington
Missouri
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Mississippi
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Robert Packwood
Oregon
Robert Moretti
California Assembly
Nixon
Supreme Court
Clement. F. Haynaworth
G. Harrold Carswell
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
George
McGovern
D-S.d
Fred R Harris
D-Okla
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
John V. Lindsay
New York
Popeye Voice Actor Costello Dies After Long Illness
Funeral services were held today for William A. Costello the gravelly off screen voice of Popeye for 25 years. Costello died Saturday at 78 after a lengthy illness. His career included stage work with Ginger Rogers and a stint as a drummer in the Paul Whiteman orchestra while Bing Crosby sang with the band.
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POW SGT Sexton Freed Returns Home From Vietnam
Army sergeant John C Sexton of Warren Michigan was released after two years in captivity and flown from Saigon to Denver via a Star lifter jet. His parents travel to Denver to visit him for the first time in three years while lawmakers probe a delayed letter he wrote after capture.
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Sexton
John Sexton Sr
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Sdigon
Tan Son Nhut
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