Zuckerman Will Back Clifford Street in Hospital District
Winchester Planning Commission likely to overturn Feb. 6 vote and recommend adding the south side of 400 block W. Clifford St. to the Winchester Memorial Hospital District. Council's representative on the planning body, Charles M. Zuckerman, said he will change his vote to support inclusion. Final decision pending more work sessions and a public hearing before the ordinance moves to City Council.
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W. Clifford St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester Planning Commission
Charles M. Zuckerman
Clifford St
Council
W. Clifford
Zuckerman
the Star
Clifford
Reed T. Nester
Commission
Nester
Seldon
Carl S. Napps
Perry
Virginia Voter Roll Decline After Purge
Virginia’s voter registrations fell by 275003 to 1795024 by mid April after a full scale purge under the 1970 constitution. The drop arose from non voting removals and computer lists, with some errors corrected upon local rechecks.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Board of Elections
Richmond News Leader
State Board
Saigon Falls to Viet Cong in Unconditional Surrender
Saigon government surrenders unconditionally as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops occupy the city. Crowds greet troops while Viet Cong flags rise and radio operations are seized. Minh calls for peace and arms surrender, promising a peaceful transition and future relations with the United States.
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Saigon
Indochina
Duong van Minh
Nguyen Thi Binh
Viet Cong
da Nang
Minh
Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Nguyen Huu Hanh
U.S
Graham Martin
Embassy in Saigon Looted After 1968 Attack
Vietnamese crowds ransacked the U S Embassy in Saigon after Marines withdrew at 7 50 am leaving behind an emptied building. Five American servicemen died defending it in 1968. Debris and shredded documents littered the halls as workers recovered the carved plaque.
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Saigon
U.S
Associated Press Office
Thong Nhut Boulevard
Graham Martin
Fall of Saigon unfolds as North Vietnamese enter city
Scores of tanks and troops roll toward the presidential palace as Viet Cong flags rise. A police colonel shoots himself after saluting the army memorial statue. As the city is emptied by evacuees and shells burst, U S Embassy and other American buildings are damaged. Civilians watch, cheer, and seek peace amid the rapid advance.
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Unity Boulevard
National Assembly
Duong van Minh
Nhan
Viet Cong
George Esper
U.S
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Cleveland
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