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Charles D. Ravenel '61, of Eliot House and Charleston, S.C., was elected First Marshal yesterday by the members of the senior class. First string quarterback on the football team for three years, Ravenel also played on the baseball team and served on the Undergraduate Athletic Council...
...asked Rear Admiral Kenmore McManes, commandant of the Sixth Naval District. Replied Commander James B. Osborn, between puffs on his stogie: "I've got 15 boxes. Admiral.'' Moments later, as a Navy band whomped up a rousing Sousa march on a closely guarded pier at the Charleston (S.C.) Navy Yard dock. Osborn, 42, stepped aboard the nuclear Polaris submarine George Washington, in whose vast holds huge quantities of provisions-from missile-shaped cigars to cigar-shaped missiles-had been stored. Then Skipper Osborn bellowed a time-honored order: "Cast off all lines!" Soon the sub pointed...
...CHARLESTON, W. Va., Sept. 27--Vice President Richard M. Nixon, accusing John F. Kennedy of untruths about hungry Americans, said today the best hope for for distressed areas of West Virginia lies in a Republican election victory...
Editorial Viewpoints. The editorial pages of Southern newspapers reflect near unanimity on at least one point: the religion issue exists and will continue to bulk large in the 1960 campaign. A few papers, such as the Charleston, S.C. News & Courier, argue that Kennedy's Catholicism is a vital and valid political issue. More typical is the Columbus, Miss. Commercial Dispatch: "It is regrettable that what ought to be at most a relatively minor concern is overshadowing such major issues as foreign aid, economic growth and civil rights...
Seven-Up Bottling Co., Inc. Charleston...