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A Virginia AP report highlights Godwin becoming the state's top official. It notes Marine Lt General Puller’s interview about a refused return to duty in Vietnam and a proposed amphibious strike, echoed by Marines’ early amphibious action days later. The piece also mentions volunteers rescuing four Virginia Tech students, a healthy Virginia city economy survey, and a smooth, last day redistricting session.
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Godwin
Marshall Johnson
Richmond
Ther
Tom Godergy
Virginia
Géneal Lewis B
Chesty) Puller
Marine Corps
Puller
Viet Nam
U.S
Tle
Virginia Tech
Virginia AP
Virginia AP Member News
Mostly Male Across Clues Puzzle Fragment
Puzzle fragment lists across clues with partial words and garbled phrases including masculine nickname Goliath's nemesis and references to Gershwins and various terms, yielding an incomplete crossword entry with many missing letters and illegible portions.
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Goliath
Seth Bib
Reashn Bron
Emmets
Bile Se
Amd
Mariner's
Insurance
Pn Fabric Ucian Brave
Durable
Fitawalawaiian
Rume
Mountain
Haircut Gone Wrong as 55 000-Pound Mover Crashes Shop
Bedford man and barbers escaped injury when a 55,000 pound earth mover plowed into a Bedford barbershop. Postmaster Coleman Musgrove sat in the third chair as driver Jack Jones says a car pulled out, brakes failed and the engine quit, letting the monster crash through the storefront.
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Bedford
Coleman Musgrove
Jack Jones
Car Collisions On Slippery Fourth Street Cause Minor Damage
Daniel Cook, 36, of Lakeview, Ore., stopped at a red light when a woman driver skidded into his car on Fourth Street. Damage was minor and Cook drove away. Four blocks later another woman driver skidded into Cook’s vehicle with no injuries.
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Reno
Daniel Cook
Lakeview
Ore
Cook
Discipline and instant obedience in recruit training
Maj. Gen. James M. Masters Sr., commander at Parris Island, C., emphasizes that recruits must learn discipline and respond instantly to orders. He states ongoing training is essential to prepare Marines for battle.
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James M. Masters Sr
Parris Island
S.C
Chesapeake Dissolution Debate Sparks City Referendum Call
South Norfolk councilman urges study before dissolving Chesapeake and seeks a referendum after a federal court reappointment ruling. He downplays personal splits while signaling a civil conflict risk and says the move needs the people’s strong voice.
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South Norfolk
Norfolk County
Chesapeake
Virginia Actor Selected for London Drama School
Richmond apprentice Woody Eney, 24, of Richmond, has been chosen to study acting at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London. Eney holds a BFA and MFA from Richmond Professional Institute and will depart for London in October.
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Richmond
Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts
London
Virginia Museum Theater
Woody Eney
Eney
Richmond Professional Institute
Hampton Youth Named in Murder Case
Hampton police charged 18 year old Robert W. Smith in the death of downtown restaurateur Sarah May owner of the Queen Lunch. May was found last Saturday with a man's necktie around her throat and a butcher knife in her neck.
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Hampton (Ap
Robert W. Smith
Hampton
Sarah May
Polaris Sub Lewis and Clark Commissioned at Newport News
The Navy commissioned its 33rd Polaris submarine, the Lewis and Clark, at Newport News Shipbuilding. Rear Adm. Tayor accepted the 425 foot, 7,000 ton vessel for duty with the Atlantic Fleet. Cmdr. John F. Fagan Jr. leads the blue crew and Cmdr. Kenneth A. Porter the gold crew. Named for Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, the explorers who opened western U.S. territory.
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Newport News
Navy
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Co
Edmund B. Taylor
Fifth Naval District
Smith
John F. Fagan Jr
Thomas H. Moorer
U. S. Atlantic Fleet
Cmdr
Kenneth A. Porter
Meriwether Lewis
William Clark
U.S. Territory
Mississippi
Judge Grants Civil Rights Boycott
A temporary injunction will bar civil rights workers from boycotting Victoria merchant Stanley Hornstein for 60 days. Circuit Judge Gus E. Mitchell Jr. ruled the order targets Hornstein who sought court relief to prevent interference with his customers and clarify his stance on the Ku Klux Klan.
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Victoria
Convict Landsman Appeals for Jail Reform Aid
Richmond prisoner Robert J. Landman serving eight years for armed robbery testifies at a habeas corpus hearing before U.S. District Judge John D. Butzner Jr. He alleges guards used cruel punishment including tear gas and denial of medical care and bedding. Superintendent C. C. Peyton says Landman has good ideas but policy must be followed. Landman says he slept standing by tying his hands to bars to avoid damp cell floors and claims a 25 pound loss in 25 days from restricted diet.
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Richmond
Robert J. Landman
State Penitentiary
Thas
C. C. Peyton
Landman
Peyton
Mother Charged In Baby's Death in Montgomery County
Lois Louise Marie Dowdy 32 of Montgomery County faces murder charges after a newborn infant died. Dowdy posted a $3,000 bond and a preliminary hearing is scheduled for January 11 in Montgomery Circuit Court following the infant's body being found on December 14.
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Christiansburg
Lois Louise Marie Dowdy
Montgomery County
Montgomery
Christmas Radio Schedule With Church Choir Highlights
A radio schedule outlines multiple Christmas themed programs from 12:45 PM to 8:00 PM. It features church choirs, university ensembles, and religious music segments including selections from Benedictine and Episcopal services.
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WINC
East Carolina State College Choir
H. T. Goode
U.S. Navy
Cathedral of St. John
Trinity
Church of Our Saviors
Sacred Heart Academy Choir
Flair Report
Editorial
M Bank
Holy Trinity Seminary Choir
U.S. Naval Academy
Weatherscope
Elizabeth Osth
Tom Harmon
Episcopal Choir
Shenandoah College
First Baptist Church
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Midlothian
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Geraint's
Athena
I Peruse
System of
Stield
Bears
Rowing Tools
Lee Ee
Bud
Norfolk
Nor County Area
Forehand
London School
Polaris
W. Pilford Smith
Hornstein
Klan
Samuel W. Tucker
Winchester Evening Star
Baby
General Electric
Sunbeam
Miller’s Hardware
Loudoun St
Winchester
Kresge
Beacon
Ibeacon
G.E. Snooz
Ward Plaza
S. OF Winchester
S. S. Kresge Company
Our Daily Bread
Boyd
C and S Bank
Russ Potts
Queen Elizabeth
Paul Harve
Jones
Windmer
Sacred Heart Monastery
ABC
Bank of
James Wood Christ
University of
Braska Choir
H.F. Nel
John Mann Church
First Presbyterian Church
Episcopal Dren’s Choir
Grace Luthera
Mount Carmel
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