Nixon develops hard line foreign policy stance
Nixon is shaping a tougher foreign policy position to attract conservative GOP support for a possible 1960 comeback. He weighs moving from watchdog to active candidate while his three-person team answers mail. He and Goldwater share calls for tougher Vietnam policy and Cuba posture, signaling a conservative shift if Goldwater falters.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
San Francisco
Robert H. Finch
GOP
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Viet Nam
Viet .Nam
Cuba
Embezzlement Charged Against Former Augusta Principal
Robert Leech 38 former Oak Grove Elementary principal in Waynesboro is charged with embezzling about 1100 dollars from school funds. The shortage was found after bank accounts were closed in February as he prepared to resign over health concerns.
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Robert 8. Leech
Oak Grove
Waynesboro
Ralph B.dutton
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Beckwith Home After 2d Deadlock
Byron De La Beckwith, accused slayer of Medgar Evers, returned to Greenwood after a second mistrial in Jackson. The white jury failed to reach a verdict after 10 hours, leading to a mistrial and a $10,000 bond release. Prosecutor William Waller indicated no definite plan for a third trial.
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Anee
Leon Hendrick
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Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People, Dist
William Waller
World's First National Park Designation Timeline
Yellowstone National Park became the first area to be designated a national park to preserve natural landscapes for public enjoyment. The designation established a model for conservation and public access to iconic geothermal wonders and diverse wildlife.
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Yellowstone National Park
Violent Storms Hit Midwest Cause Weather Woes
Severe thunderstorms swept 21 states from Kansas to Indiana with tornado touch downs near Timken Kansas and 90 mph winds in Grand Island Nebraska. Reports of disrupted communications and heavy hail across Colorado Nebraska Missouri Kansas Illinois and Champaign Illinois followed, with cold early morning temperatures across Maine Minnesota and the southern states.
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Virginia toll of fatal crashes reaches 240 with 13 more deaths
The Associated Press reports 13 new Virginia road deaths over the weekend, bringing the year’s toll to 240. Victims include Floyd Hargis of Falls Church in Stafford, Lula Bennett of Ithaca in Haymarket, and Jesus Perez of Washington in Fairfax, among others in Chincoteague, Norfolk, Chatham, Virginia Beach, Woodstock, Marshall, Chesterfield, Roanoke County, and Suffolk.
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Stafford
Floyd Edward Hargis
Falls Church
Trailways
U.S. 1
Stafford Courthouse
Haymarket
Lula Bell Bennett
Ithaca
N.Y
U.S. 15
Prince William County
McLean
Jesus Saavedra Pes Rez
Washington
McLéan
Fairfax County
Chincoteague
Catherine Lillian Huffman
73rd DAR Congress Opens With Byrd Speech
The 73rd Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution begins at Constitution Hall with President Johnson greetings and a keynote by Sen. Harry F. Byrd on Today's Challenge. About 3,000 delegates attend as DAR Day at the New York World's Fair looms April 25, and the group enforces a cap of twelve policy resolutions.
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President Johnson
Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Constitution Hall
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Patriotic Society
New York
DAR
DAR delegates to meet on education and defense
The DAR delegates will decide stands on school prayer, religious observances, U S defense of the Constitution, patriotic education and aid and trade with communists. Mrs. Robert V H Duncan of Arlington Virginia will preside.
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Evening Star
DAR
U. S
Robert V. H. Duncan
Arlington, Va
Model of New Miniature Hearing Aid Free Offer
A Washington DC ad offers a true miniature non-operating replica of a Motorele- Dahlberg Hearing Aid. It promises a free home trial with no cost or obligation and invites readers to request their own model by writing to Buchanan Hearing Aid Co. in Room 417 Wyatt Building, 777 14th Street NW.
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