Duty Must Come First In Agnew Indictment Stance
James Kilpatrick argues Agnew must resign if indicted, citing constitutional duty to preside over the Senate and moral leadership. He compares Agnew’s stance to a trapped fox, notes criticism of leaks and the justice system, and foresees a possible return if he endures the blast and remains principled.
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Connally Faces Republican Critics Over VP Prospects
Connally, Nixon pick to succeed Agnew as vice president, confronts hostility from Republican regulars and Democratic critics. Reports detail doubts over his tour strategy, comments on Agnew, and recent missteps that threaten his confirmation chances.
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Richmond Faces Acute Social and Housing Problems
A staff report to the Richmond Regional Planning District Commission finds Blacks in the metro area face segregation and substandard housing with lower incomes, rural areas worst in some cases, and private housing failing to meet needs. The study notes urban decay, limited mobility, overcrowded homes, and maps showing high black concentration and poor housing in eastern Richmond and nearby counties.
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Jaycees Back Howard as Virginia Corrections Chief
The Virginia Jaycees executive committee led by President Pablo Cuevas voiced support for James F Howard amid attacks over the corrections system. Howard praise centered on rehabilitation push and program expansions despite lawmakers calling for resignation. Gov Holton supports Howard, who denounced what he called lies and inaccurate charges.
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Fire Prevention Week Plans Marked by V F A and Airport Display
The Star Files note National Geographic marks 75th anniversary as Winchester Volunteer Firemen's Association announces Fire Prevention Week activities. Dulles International Airport to host firefighting equipment display. Dabney Watts of the Junior Board of Trade discusses the Freedom Train at the Women's Civic League. Indians lead Red Sox 6 1 in first tie playoff game in American League history.
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Dulles International
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Freedom
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Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
A Creative Middle Age and Henry Ford’s Experience
The piece argues youth alone cannot drive innovation and notes elders bring valuable judgment. Henry Ford, aged sixty five, advocates for no age limit in business and stresses experience sustains purpose in younger effort. Ford remained actively involved in his enterprise late in life.
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