Right to Work Law Backed in Virginia Campaign
Virginia campaigns revive debate on right to work as Republican candidates Ould and Scott denounce Democratic rival Spong for not fully backing Taft Hartley Section 14. Byrd delays campaigning while Johnson foreign aid comments prompt calls to curb aid. Wampler blames inflation on deficit spending. Poff faced by Stoller over vetoed military bill.
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Associated Press
Virginia
James P. Ould Jr
William C. Scott Jr
GOP
Spong
State
Senate
Scott
George C. Rawlings Jr
Rawlings
William C. Wampler
Marion
Johnson
Wampler
Rep
W. Pat Jennings
Richard H. Poff
Murray A. Stoller
Congress
Stoller
Poff
Accidents Linked to Pressures Says UK Psychiatrist
Lexington doctor Dr. Orswell Fine says accident proneness can arise under stress and during life transitions. He notes some individuals are more permanently prone due to self-punishment, seeking pity, low self esteem, or a wish to escape injuries from past accidents.
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Orswell Fine
University of Kentucky
Ters
Fine
18 Year Old High School Dropout Becomes Vietnam Hero
Army SP4 Marnell aged 18 in 1965 earned three Purple Hearts, a Bronze Star, the Commendation Medal, and more for valor against the Viet Cong. He survived 49 wounds and saved an Air Force officer after a plane crash near Qui Nhon, while driving a truck along the shore.
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Vietnam
Bristol (Ap
Dennis Marnell
Denmark
Army Sp
Marnell
Air Force
South China Sea
Qhi Nhon
Medley Ittle Helps Sailor In Plane Crash Rescue In Hawaii
The article recalls Marnell Marnell, a Vietnam veteran from Hoboken, who leaped from a truck to reach a sinking plane and freed the navigator and co pilot before it disappeared. It notes his Purple Heart awards after surviving mine blasts in combat. Also described is President Johnson’s quick recovery after an awkward greeting with a damp infant in Honolulu.
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Marnell
Martin Thorup
Hoboken
N.J
Honolulu
Nimitz Highway
Lynda Johnson Arrives Late for First Day at McCall's
Lynda Bird Johnson, 22, arrives three hours late on her first day as writer researcher for McCall's in New York. Robert Stein says she stayed in Washington to see her parents off on their Far East tour and will earn about $10,000 annually.
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New York
Lynda Bird Johnson
Robert Stein
McCall’s Magazine
Newsmen
Washington
Far East
Stein
Lynda
McCall’s
1966 Bengal famine death toll noted by Britannica
The article cites Britannica stating about 1.5 million people died in a famine in Bengal, with the famine occurring as recently as 1943. It references Encyclopaedia Britannica for authoritative figures and context.
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Bengal
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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