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Local sport Lewis Montrose - Found the net with a key goal at Gateshead. Image: Paul France/Write Angle Media RUSS Penn said he was “so proud” of his players after they picked up an excellent 1-0 National League North win at Gateshead. Skipper Lewis Montrose scored the only goal of the game to settle a tight affair with just seven minutes to go, after defences had largely come out on top despite both sides playing some good football. It got Harriers back to winning ways and ended the Heed’s six-match unbeaten run as the Reds kept up the pressure near the top end of the table.

hand, had all of the volunteers of the boston marathon there, firefighters, mayor, all that kind of stuff. very moving, actually. i think dish dent know if there was a dry eye in the place. >> then there was this... ♪ sweet caroline note woo woo woo. >> and neil diamond came and sang sweet caroline, huge supplies. it was a blast. >> after a week of terror, this is exactly what boston needed. warren grew up in sacramento, already family in the bay area was worried about her. >> i got a tex monday making sure i wasn't at the marathon. and then the texted me yesterday making sure i st...

who have encouraged and supported me over the long years of research and writing. i would like to acknowledge one in particular, former colonel viet who's come from houston to be with us today. viet and i have been friends since 1961 when as captains we were classmates at the school at fort knox. viet served briefly and honorably during the years of the vietnam war and again putting an assignment as the chief. after the war he and his family came to america where things to be incredibly hard work and find family values they have prospered. viet has also written steel and blogging in ...

>> next, lewis sorley recounts the story of general westmoreland. mr. sorley speaks at the national archives in washington, d.c. for about an hour. [applause] >> there are many people here who have encouraged and supported me over long years of research and writing. i would like to acknowledge one in particular, former colonel viet who has come from houston to be with us today. viet and i have been friends since 1961 when as captains we were classmates at the armor school at fort knox. viet served bravely and honorably during the long years of the vietnam war including an assignment ...

there were others, many others who held a darker view. among the most prominent was gerald johnson, heyman of surpassing decency and good will. i don't happen to be a fan of general westmoreland he said. i don't think i ever was and i certainly didn't become one as a result of the vietnam war or later during his tenure as chief of staff of the army. another service, served closely with westmoreland in vietnam described it as awed by his son magnificence. westmoreland was raised in south carolina near spartanburg where his father was manager of a textile mill. an eagle scout at age 15...