Kennedy Confining Ambitions to U.S. Senate
Sen Edward Kennedy limits political aims to the Senate not the 1972 presidential bid. He faces pressure after July 18 Chappaquiddick incident and Mary's Kopechne death. Massachusetts residents mostly back his continued tenure while demonstrators gather near his Hyannisport home.
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Squaw Island
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Hyannis
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Will War Fade Away Without Settlement?
Washington notes a possible silent end to the Vietnam conflict with no formal accord. Senate leader Mansfield and former Secretary Rusk discuss a lull potentially signaling withering away, while Laird warns defensive tactics will shift if North Vietnamese offensives resume.
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Dean Rusk
Montana
Henry Cabot Lodge
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Rusk
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Welcome Joe Bond to The Trust Department of Co & S Bank
The Trust Department announces Joe Bond as a new bank officer. A University of Baltimore graduate in business administration and law, he previously served at The Equitable Trust Bank of Maryland in commercial banking and trust and estate administration. The note invites customers to meet Joe Bond and his family and learn about trust services in Winchester.
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Joe Bond
C&s Trust
University of Baltimore School of Business Administration
University of Baltimore School of Law
Equitable Trust Bank of Maryland
Trust Department
Trust Services
Joe
Winchester
Co & S Bank
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