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...week's end, at Stokes's behest, the Cleveland Board of Elections agreed to delay certification of Locher's re-election pending an examination of precinct tally sheets and poll books. After that, Stokes has the right to demand a recount. Miffed, Locher said he would go ahead with the swearing-in ceremony this week in spite of the board's ruling...
Tsusuri will recount his impressions of Saigon received during a June visit there and compare the degree of attachment of the Americans and of the South Vietnamese people to the war effort in Vietnam...
Grainger was captured by a Viet Cong patrol last August. He was shot and killed in January. Only last week, after a laborious compilation of the evidence, were U.S. officials able to recount the last, desperate days of a lone American in an unforgiving land...
Apparently, Ireland's 1,700,000 voters did not know quite what to make of it as they trudged to the polls on election day. After casting their ballots, everyone sat back and waited while election officials struggled with the complex Irish proportional representation system. In two constituencies, recounts were called for by narrowly beaten candidates. In Longford, West Meath, the loser claimed that mental patients in Mullingar hospital, allowed to vote for the first time, had been subject to undue influence by their doctors. With three seats subject to recount, at week's end Lemass' Fianna...
...ORDWAYS, by William Humphrey. In fine Southern rhetoric, Author Humphrey tells of the Ordways, who made it on foot from Tennessee to East Texas, and whose children recount a comic oral history of their journey and its fruits...