Kennedy Race Would Produce Split Among College Students
AP survey finds college students divided over Kennedy and McCarthy with McCarthy favored by more, but Kennedy attracting a vocal faction. Respondents cite hopes to defeat Johnson and critique Kennedy for war stance. Yale Law School students pledge support for McCarthy. Census notes 12.6 million voters born after 1946 would be old enough in November.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Associated Press
Bobby Kennedy
Gene McCarthy
Pamela Dwyer
Edison
N.J
Smith College
Kennedy
McCarthy
Jim Huegli
Oregon State University
Sen
Eugene J. McCarthy
Lyndon Johnson
David Shulte
Livingston
Williams College
Mefornia State College
Long Beach
Johnson
California
Yale Law School
U.S. Census Bureau
Mail carrier braves weather on Topeka Manhattan route
L. L. Carver of Topeka continued his mail run through rain sleet snow and a low flying owl wedged the windshield causing a 50 mile detour before repairs. The owl was killed in the crash.
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Topeka
Manhattan
Kan
L. L. Carver
Carver
Owl
Scott Assumes Pastorate at Church of God
Rev Ronald Scott assumed the pastorate of the Church of God at 2312 Roosevelt Blvd. He succeeds former pastor Rev C H Vance. A Norfolk native, Scott entered the ministry in 1966 and has served as state evangelist. He will lead a one week revival at Winchester Church of God from Sunday through March 24.
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Ronald Scott
Church of God
Roosevelt Blvd
C. H. Vance
Scott
Norfolk
Winchester
TACS Swim Club Is Formed Here
A new competitive swimming team, TACS Swim Club, formed in Winchester with 154 participants, is AAU sanctioned and sponsored by Teen Age Club and the Parks and Recreation Department. Their first meet is March 30 at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington.
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Parks and Recreation Department
Tacs Swim Club
Winchester
National Amateur Athletic Union
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Postal Accounts Transferred From Winchester Post Office
Winchester Post Office deposits will transfer to the Treasury Department on June 30. Postmaster Joseph C. Haines cautioned that any accounts not closed out by then will be closed by the Treasury. Notable depositors include Adolphus and Bernice Braithwaite, Minnie Erving, Virginia M. Haines, Arthur L. Harley Jr., Rita Jane Morgan, Paul Rutt Eileen Ward, and Geraldine A. Zifers.
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Desteet Gaving
Byatt
Winchester
Treasury Department
Joseph C. Haines
Adolphus Braithwaite
Bernice Braithwaite
Minnie Erving
Virginia M. Haines
Arthur L. Harley
Rita Jane Morgan
Paul Rutt
Mail from Vietnam still brings live weaponry
James Miller, U S customs import specialist, says mail from Vietnam still contains live grenades, pistols, ammunition, launchers and AR115 machine guns. He notes some weeks meet this pattern, but overall contraband mailed by U S military personnel has declined compared to a year ago.
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San Francisco
Vietnam
James Miller
U.S
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Michael Sweeney
Stanford Daily
William Green
General
Upright Cleaners
General Electric
Miller &” Anderson
Boscawen ST
Beham
University of Virginia
Menota Ruebush
Darlington Motor Inn
VMI
Delmer Robinson
Mary Lively
Grove Snarr
Bob Fletcher
Fletcher
Venezuela
H. K
Bunny
Winchester Evening Star AY
Eileen Ward, and
Geraldine A. Zifers
Howard Johnsons
George Washington Hotel
Sloan Ford
Fords
Shillelagh
Paull RA
Mustang
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