Rockefeller Endorsed by Pennsylvania Governor in GOP Split
Pennsylvania Governor Raymond P. Shafer endorses Nelson Rockefeller for president, signaling 45 to 50 of Pennsylvania's 64 Republican delegates may back him. Nixon's camp claims enough delegates already to secure the nomination, while McCarthy and Wallace press their bids on the Democratic side as New York votes loom Tuesday.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Pennsyvania
Raymond P. Shafer
Richard M. Nixon
Shafer
Republican Governors Association
Tulsa
Okla
Peninsylania
Rockefeller
Nixon
John Mitchell
Newsweek Magazine
California
Ronald Reagan
Eugene J. McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Vietnam
ABC
Idaho
Montana
Humphrey
McCarthy
GOP
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Sutphin Award at State FFA Convention in Blackseburg
Robert L. Sutphin of James Wood FFA wins top state award for his Agricultural Training Program on Dr. Robert Boyd's farm under Vernon White and H M Davis. He earns a plaque and 100 dollars from the National FFA Foundation and advances to national contest in Kansas City next October.
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Tulsa
Reagan
California
Robert McNair
South Carolina
Charleston
S.C
Robert L. Sutphin
James Wood Chapter
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Blackseburg
Robert
Robert 8. Boyd
Vernon White
H. M. Davis
James Wood High School
Virginia
The
National Ffa Foundation
Kansas City
Russell Sutphin
Nain
James Wood
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
College of Agriculture
Dartmouth Valedictorian Sparks Uproar At Graduation
Dartmouth College graduation drew loud applause and jeers as valedictorian James W. Newton of Glendale Arizona criticized the Vietnam War calling it colossal stupidity and urged fellow graduates to refuse service when the call comes. About 6 000 spectators attended. The report adds an abrupt spider note about a crab spider that moves backward and waits in flowers for insects.
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Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth College
Vietnam
James W. Newton
Glendale, Ariz
Lowance Honored With Virginia Distinguished Service Medal
Carter O. Lowance Virginia’s commissioner of administration and longtime aide was awarded the Virginia Distinguished Service Medal during the State Military Reservation review. He was promoted to colonel in the Virginia militia and praised by Governor Mills E. Godwin Jr. for his service to state government. Lowance hails from Roanoke and previously worked for the Roanoke Times and The Associated Press.
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Virginia Beach
Carter O. Lowance
Virginia
Mills E. Godwin Jr
National Guard
Lowance
William M. Tuck
State Militar Reservation
Virginia Militia
Carter Lewance
Godwi
Life-and-Death Scorecard Proposed for Transplants
Dr. Vincent J. Collins proposed a life-and-death scorecard to determine dead donor status. At the AMA convention he outlined monitoring heart, brain activity, lungs, circulation and reflexes for one to two hours with a 0 to 2 scale. A total of five or more would indicate continuing life. less than one or zero would imply death.
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Vincent J. Collins
Northwestern University School of Medicine
American Medical Association
Collins
Colins
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