Nixon Appeals for Vote of Confidence in 1968 election
President Nixon urged a nationwide vote of confidence Friday night describing the upcoming Senate race as probably the most important in American history. He addressed about 8,000 Republicans at Anaheim Center and appealed to supporters and TV viewers to back lawmakers who will back the President.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Senate
Anaheim Convention Center
Republican National Committee
Network Time
San Jose
Anaheim
America
Byrd Campaign Rally Draws 600 At Breakfast in Virginia Hotel
A crowd of more than 600 Virginians packed the George Washington Hotel at 8 a.m. to welcome Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. home on the final day of his campaign. John O. Marsh Jr. praised Byrd’s independent stance and political principle as Byrd received three standing ovations and thanked supporters amid light rain and early hour crowds.
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George Washington
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Richmond
Byrd
James Fleming
John O. Marsh, Jr
Harry Flood Byrd
Newcastle
Democratic Party
Rep. Marsh
Senator Byrd
Washington
Winchester
Frederick County
United States
Congress of the
Rawlings Charges Byrd Policies Hurt Living Costs and Jobs
Democratic Senate hopeful George C. Rawlings Jr. attacked Harry Byrd and Republicans over rising living costs and unemployment, accusing tax laws of favoring the rich. He campaigned in Tidewater and Woodstock, citing 42 tax loopholes benefiting the wealthy.
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Norfolk
George C. Rawlings Jr
Harry Byrd
Rawlings
Tidewater
Woodstock
Shenandoah
U.S
Byrd
Clive Li DuVal
Ray L. Garland
Voters to Receive Two Ballots in Virginia Election
Winchester and nearby counties vote Tuesday with two ballots one for U S Senate and Seventh District House seats and another for four proposed constitutional revisions. Polls open 6 a m to 7 p m. Candidates Byrd Rawlings Garland compete with Robinson Williams for the Senate and House seats while Marsh declines reelection.
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Winchester
Frederick and Clarke
U.S
House of Representatives
Virginia
Senate
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
George C. Rawlings, Jr
Fredericksburg
del. Ray L. Garland
Roanoke
J. Kenneth Robinson
Murat W. Williams
Additional Rain Could Renew Va Flood Peril
Heavy rain in Virginia's central and western mountains eased but could return later. The National Weather Service kept flash flood warnings in Nelson Albemarle Augusta Rockingham and Madison counties and watches in northern and northeastern Virginia.
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Richmond
Virginia
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Nelson
Albemarle
Augusta
Rockingham
Madison
Amherst
Botetourt
Rockbridge Bath
Highland
Nessin
Piney River
Witches at Refuge Methodist Church Make Apple Butter
Members of Refuge Methodist Church stir apple butter in a large pot on Cedar Creek Grade as part of a fundraising project tonight. The group is described as witches in playful local humor.
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Cedar Creek
Refuge Methodist Church
Halloween Weather Sparks Caution Across Town
Rain reduces visibility as a flash flood watch stays in effect. City officials urge safety for trick or treaters with warnings to avoid the Town Run area and drivers told to use extreme care. Police and sheriffs’ deputies will patrol streets to deter vandalism and protect youngsters tonight.
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Wendell Seldon
Winchester Police Department
Frederick County Sheriff’s Department
Garland on Whistle Stop Tour Aims to Boost Garland Senate Bid
Roanoke AP reports the Garland Victory Special trains through the Shenandoah Valley with Gov. and Mrs. Holton joining Ray L. Garland to rally support in Troutville Buchanan Buena Vista Waynesboro Shenandoah Laray and Front Royal. Garland attacks Byrd and labels Rawlings tied to big labor on an election eve crowd estimated at 900000 voters.
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Roanoke
Garland
Shenandoah Valley
Ray L. Garland
Linwood Holton
Troutville
Buchanan
Buena Vista
Waynesboro
Shenandoah
Laray
Front Royal
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Lynchburg
Byrd
Big
Washington
Senate
Republican Party
Halloween notices and church bake sale ad
Shakily transcribed notice lists First Presbyterian Church events on Sunday at 1 a.m. on TV Channel 6. Special Pumpkin Donuts and Mepie Bers priced 55 cents a dozen and Halloween cupcakes priced per each. Contact 667-0145 for concerns.
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First Presbyterian Church
Hallowe’en Cupcakes
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