Muskie and McGovern Take First Steps Toward 1972 Race
Senators Edward Muskie and George McGovern are laying early groundwork for a presidential bid in 1972. Muskie has set up a research office and issue task forces while McGovern reorganizes staff and outlines a national campaign structure. Both face doubts from some supporters, with Humphrey and Kennedy also eyed as possible contenders.
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Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
John Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Muskie
Senate
McGovern
Birch E. Bayh
Indiana
Nixon
Supreme Court
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Salt Lake City
Humphrey
Kennedy
McCarthy
Jean Westwood
Utah
Wyoming
Tono Roncalio
George McGovern
Lloyd Robb in Vocal Recital at Shenandoah campus
Baritone Lloyd Robb with Shenandoah College and Conservatory faculty member Carole Ross presents a Sunday 8 p.m. vocal recital in the Armstrong Building Auditorium on the Shenandoah campus. The program features Lieder, Seven Spanish Popular Songs, French songs, and Hebrew themed works by Milhaud, Ravel, and Honegger. Admission is free for the community. Titanic disaster claimed more than 1,500 lives.
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Lloyd Robb
Carole Ross
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Armstrong
Shenandoah
Hugo Wolfe
Manuel de Falla
Robb
Henri Duparc
Darius Milhaud
Maurice Ravel
Arthur Honegger
Early Showdown Over Cambodia Fund Cutoff in Senate
Senate Democrats move with Republican blessing to fast track an amendment to a military sales bill aimed at cutting off funds for U S operations in Cambodia. The plan seeks a Senate vote within days, facing doubt in the House, with sponsors Mansfield Aiken Cooper Church and five others pressing student and public pressure to end U S involvement.
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Washington
Senate
Hugh Scott
U.S
Cambodia
House
Mike Mansfield
Foreign Relations Committee
Mansfield
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
John Sherman Cooper
Rey
Frank Church
Idaho
George McGovern
D-S.d
Mark Hatfield
R-Ove
Alan Cranston
Calif
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Charles Goodell
N.Y
Far Field
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
United States
South Vietnam
George S. McGovern
D-S.c
Vietnam
Overheated Stove Sparks Fire Call in Winchester
Firemen responded to 403 South Kent Street at 6 45 this morning for an overheated oil stove that flooded and smoked the Kent Street house but caused no major damage. Smoke was cleared with ejectors and the stove allowed to burn out.
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Winchester
S. Kent St
S. R. Dykes
Kent St
Piccadilly
E. Piccadilly St
Winchester Man Hurt After Motorcycle Crash at Intersection
An 18 year old Winchester man Philip Hamman was treated and released after a 9 27 p m collision at S Cameron and Monmouth. His motorcycle collided with a car driven by Matthew Heishman 27 of 117 E Monmouth St. Police estimated 150 damage to the motorcycle and 100 to the car.
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Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
S. Cameron
Monmouth
Sts
Philip Anthony Hamman
Plainfield Dr
Matthew Heishman
E. Monmouth St
E. Bowers
F. Kalafat
Mr. Heishman
Point Judith Light Tower Built in 1816
The octagonal-towered Point Judith Light on Rhode Island was constructed in 1816 to aid maritime navigation. The structure has marked a key coast beacon for two centuries.
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Rhode Island
Point Judith
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New York
Miller
Kent State University
Ohio
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
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Piper
Bar
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Klein
ABC
Dick Cavett
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Robert J. McCloskey
Saigon
Mekong
Phnom Penh
Congress
C.F. Dunlap & Sons
C.J. Brumback & Sons
Strasburg
Funk & Crabil
Pontiac
Sedan
Rambler
Studebaker
Firlin
Corvet
Chevrolet
Falcon
Tempest
S. Loudoun ST
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