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Newspaper

The Times Herald Record

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1969

Page

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Poher Gives Secret Funds To Charities In Runoff Bid

Acting President Alain Poher announced he would donate thirty thousand dollars of Elysee secret funds to the French Red Cross the National League for Cancer Research and the National Association for Medical Research saying he did not need the money. He mailed checks for sixteen thousand dollars to each charity and scheduled final campaign events in Bordeaux and Toulouse before Sundays runoff against Georges Pompidou.

Paris UPI Alain Poher Elysee Palace Poher Georges Pompidou French Red Cross National League For Cancer Research National Association For Medical Research Bordeaux Toulouse Pompidou Pierre Mendes- France

Central and Southern Plains Weather Outlook

Showers and thundershowers expected across central and southern plains, Southeast, northern New England, and Ohio and Tennessee valleys. Elsewhere fair to partly cloudy. Warm to hot nationwide with cooler readings in the north. High 91.

Plains New England Ohio Tennessee

Fiftieth anniversary of Alcock and Brown Atlantic flight

Winston Churchill described the feat as two men crossing the Atlantic through darkness and obscurity, risking destruction from minor mechanical faults with every moment of the voyage. Alcock summed up the journey with a stark, single phrase, It was a terrible flight.

Atlantic John Alcock Arthur Brown Winston Churchill Atlantic Ocean Alcock

Orange County Times publication data and rates

Publication details for the Orange County newspaper show a daily weekday edition with pricing notes. The record lists circulation by carrier and mail options in Orange and nearby counties, along with address and rate information from 1967 to 1969.

Latendiay Orange County Ottaway Newspapers Radio, Inc Mulberry St Middletown N.Y Orange Sullivan Sussex Pike

Australian captain testifies on Melbourne Evans collision

Subic Bay details show Capt. John P. Stevenson testified that he steered Melbourne to port to pass Evans safely astern, while Evans made a sharp starboard turn, leading to Melbourne ramming and tearing the destroyer in two with 74 sailors dead. Also notes Rorqual collision with Endurance and Alaska jet search halt.

Subic Bay Naval Base Philippines United States Frank E. Evans Melbourne John P. Stevenson Evans

Evans Named Virgin Islands Governor

President Nixon nominated Dr Melvin Evans as governor of the Virgin Islands. Evans, 51, would succeed Ralph M. Paiewonsky who resigned in February. Evans, a Republican, is a native of St. Croix. The Virgin Islands population is predominantly black.

Washington Nixon Friday Melvin Evans Virgin Islands Evans Ralph M. Paiewonsky St. Croix

Nixon seeks funds for official vice presidential residence

The Nixon administration asks Congress for 150000 to plan a vice presidential home, with building costs estimated above 750000. Robert Kunzig of GSA testified to a House Appropriations Subcommittee, drawing cautious reaction. Congress authorized a 750000 residence in 1966 but no prior construction money was requested.

Washington Nixon Administration Congress House Appropriations Robert L. Kunzig General Services Administration Johnson

Pamela Agnew to wed Robert DeHaven at Towson church

Pamela Agnew oldest daughter of the vice president will marry Robert E DeHaven of White Marsh Maryland two weeks from today. Mrs Spiro T Agnew said the wedding will be June 21 at the Towson Presbyterian Church both brides and groom are 25.

Washington Pamela Agnew Robert E. DeHaven White Marsh Spiro T. Agnew Towson, Md

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