Gunman fires at Rarick in New Orleans drive
Rep John Rarick 43 a gubernatorial candidate in Louisiana and his wife and aide escaped injury when a gunman in a black compact car fired four shots into a French Quarter motel driveway about 1 45 am Witnesses counted four shots police found one slug ricocheting off a wall near the Bienville House Rarick told reporters the incident resembled a cherry bomb and he could not say how many shots were fired Investigators searched for three or four men in the car Edwards an aide said the shooting may be linked to crime concerns central to the governor race against Gov John McKeithen.
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Heavy Snow In Rockies Shuts Roads Across Western States
The Associated Press reports heavy snow in the Rockies creating hazardous highway travel. Warnings covered much of Wyoming, Nebraska, northwestern Kansas, northern Colorado, and New Mexico mountains with several towns recording several inches of snow. Rain fell across the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Coast.
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Winchester Jaycees Promote Get Out to Vote Campaign
Town clerk report shows over 200 yard signs urge Winchester residents to vote next Tuesday. United Fund tally stands at 44046.89 toward a 94500 goal. Paul E Richard killed a deer with a bow near Mountain Falls. Doe weighed 100 pounds. Winchester Memorial Hospital records 17 births between Oct 30 and Oct 31, largest in the period since 1964.
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Rally Praises Jim Largent in Winchester Campaign
About 700 Democrats gathered at the Lee-Jackson Restaurant for a rally praising Jim Largent Jr., candidate for the 24th District House seat. Speakers including Sen. Byrd Jr. and Rep. Marsh lauded his qualifications, education focus, and taxpayer stewardship. Harrison urged voters to endorse him next Tuesday, noting his campaign leadership in Winchester.
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Poisoning probe widens to 12 children in Arcadia case
The Arcadia investigation into seven 2 to 8 year olds who died after eating pork and beans laced with parathion extended to 12 of a fruit picker's 15 children. Sheriff Cline said five children from a former marriage had died in Jacksonville. authorities consider murder charges and will convene a coroner's jury.
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Johnsons Grandson Debuts in White House Society
President Johnson and Luci Nugent present four month old Patrick Lyndon Nugent to guests at a state dinner honoring the Nepal king and queen. The infant, in blue pajamas, was carried by the President as Brahms lullaby played. Lynda Bird Johnson Robb attended with fiancé Charles Robb and a naval escort stood guard.
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Johnson lashes Congress for inaction on tax hike
President Johnson denounces Congress for inaction on his proposed income tax increase, warning it worsens inflation and costs Americans. At a White House news conference he urges spending cuts and cites tax policy as key, while lawmakers rebut with calls to stay in session and resist new taxes.
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No Fresh Leads In Gun Slaying
The Rappahannock County sheriff reports no new leads in the gun slaying of Dr. William E. Lynn, 53, a Front Royal physician. He was killed by a shotgun blast in his driveway Tuesday evening as he and his wife, 51, prepared to exit their car. Mrs. Lynn sustained superficial injuries. The autopsy confirmed a shotgun wound with pellets, plus glass fragments from a driver’s-side window.
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Richmond
Goldberg to Push UN Peace Efforts
Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he will persevere to press the United Nations Security Council to act on Vietnam. He noted a willingness among council members to try peace efforts and said a Senate resolution backing UN action would aid his push. He cited North Vietnam the National Liberation Front and Red China resisting UN recognition. The Mansfield resolution has 56 Senate supporters.
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Montana
Houston Riot Headed Off and Probers Disagree
Houston antipoverty worker credits Project Go for preventing a racial crisis after a Texas Southern University riot. Senator Javits and Chairman MacClellan pressed the policy and whether hiring militants constituted paying off, while Price defended the program as creating a climate for work and inclusion.
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Harris County Community Action Association
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D-Ark
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Viet Cong Attack On Loc Ninh Fails Amid Heavy Losses
Viet Cong troops attacked Loc Ninh, near the Cambodian border, but were repelled by U S and South Vietnamese forces. Allied casualties stood at eight Americans and 32 wounded, with 23 Vietnamese killed and 74 wounded. Four Viet Cong prisoners were taken and 24 weapons recovered, including RPG7 launchers and flamethrowers.
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Weather in Virginia Cloudy Rain Drizzle From Front
A flow of moisture from the ocean and a slow moving cold front from the west bring cloudy skies rain and drizzle over most of Virginia today. The notice also mentions a Fur Piece at Stone Martin and an event at Penney’s open tonight till 9 for Founders Days with a phone contact.
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