Richmond Democrats Back Nixon in Presidential Vote
Seven officers of the Richmond City Democratic Committee endorsed the Nixon Lodge ticket citing free enterprise and Virginia interests. They criticized Kennedy Johnson positions, urged loyalty to state needs, and argued party loyalty does not require supporting national nominees.
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Richmond
Richmond City
Democratic Committee
Richard Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Nixon-Lodge
J. Clifford Miller, Jr
City Democratic
Frank C. Vaughan
Richard P. Alvey, Jr
Raymond M. Munsch
Charles H. Robertson
Coleman Wortham, Jr
Madge L. Jeffress
Democratic Party
Nixon
Lodge
Virginia
National Democratic
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Almond
Albertis Harrison
Nixon and Lodge
United States
Kennedy
Johnson
Sen
Harry Byrd
Rep
Howard Smith
Robert Ken
Michigan
Williams
Reuther
America
Walter Reuther
Sens
Byrd
Robertson
Robert Kennedy
Sen. Byrd
Rep. Smith
Washington
Truman
N. Y. Herald Tribune
Sam Rayburn
Jack Kennedy
N. Y. Times
James Byrnes
Two Sisters and Guardian Attacked by Dogs in Park
In Pottstown Pennsylvania two sisters Donna Lee Eck 12 and Vicci Lynn Eck 6 and their guardian Lucy Mest were bitten by a pack of 32 husky dogs during an evening walk. The dogs slipped through loose boards from a road show. Paul Mest pulled off the animals as screams drew help. Both girls and their guardian were reported in satisfactory condition.
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Pottstown
Donna Lee
Vicci Lynn Eck
Lucy Mest
Thomas Updegrove
Language notes on usage and spelling patterns
The text discusses common misuse and misspelling in English, urging concise phrasing and correct forms. It contrasts actions with look back versus proceed and notes that maintain is a verb while maintenance is a noun.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Tweed
Kerena
Glenn Ayre
Leggett
Roosevelt
Yalta
Potsdam
White House
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Congo
Cuba
Quemoy
Matsu
Khrushchev
Eisenhower-Nixon
Ambassador Lodge
the Times
Democrats
E. B. Sydnor, Jr
Richmond, Virginia
Mrs
Douglas Southall Freeman
State Women’s Chairman