Capitol Police Remove Peace Protester From Hearing Scene
Capitol police halted and removed Rubin a leading Yippie figure barefoot bearded and barechested from the House hearing on antiwar protests. Police confiscated ammunition and a bull whip from Hoffman. Rubin and other protest leaders sought a federal injunction against contempt citations and planned a Capitol Mall rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubin
Abbie Hoffman
Hoffman
David Dellinger
Congress
Capitol Mall
Youth International Party
Yippies
Dellinger
Pentagon
Rennie
Davis
Thomas E. Hayden
Robert Greenblat
HUAC
of the Future
Hayden
Students For A Democratic Society
University of California
Berkeley
Rainfall report notes September moisture excess
The last rain in the area fell on Sept. 12 with .01 inch, bringing September total to 3.46 inches. The month sits above the 2.80 inch average, and the year-to-date rainfall reaches 25.95 inches.
World Series Buffet Tomorrow at Elks Club
Elks Club on North Braddock Street hosts an all you can eat fried chicken meal with cole slaw baked beans from noon to 2 pm priced at 1 50. The notice urges Clarke County residents to register to vote by October 5 1968 and cites E Alfonso Herbert Raymond Ratcliffe Jr and Josephine Improvement League Downing Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Club
N. Braddock St
Clarke County
E. Alfonso Herbert
Raymond Ratcliffe, Jr
Josepphine Improvement League
Downing Banks
Humphrey Says Bombing Halt Could Offer Path to Peace
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey says if elected he would halt bombing of North Vietnam as an acceptable risk for peace if Hanoi shows willingness to restore the demilitarized zone. He adds the move would depend on evidence of good faith and could be reversed if North Vietnam acts in bad faith.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hubert H. Humphrey
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Salt Lake City
Evi
Humphrey
Vietnam
Johnson
North
South
Detroit
Richard M. Nixon
Demilitarized Zone
Nixon
White House
Nixon's Position Unaltered on Vietnam Bombing Pause
Nixon refused to discuss Humphrey's proposal to halt bombing North Vietnam without full remarks. He said he had not changed his own stance and cited a prior April pronouncement on paid peace steps if assurances are reci procated. He also outlined plans to study a private job creation program and warned against racial revolutionaries. He pledged stricter enforcement of the federal ban on interstate travel to incite riot.
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Nixon
Louisville
United States
U.S
H. Rap Brown
Stokely Carmichael
China Marks 20th Year Under Mao
Tokyo dispatch reports Mao Tse tung inaugurating the 20th year of Communist rule with a massive rally in Peking’s Gate of Heavenly Peace. Lin Piao and Mao receive loud applause as a purge against enemies is announced to purify the 17 million member party amid factional clashes and absences of Liu Shaochi and others.
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Tokyo
Red
China
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Communist Party
Lin Piao
Gate of Heavenly Peace Square
Peking
Liu Shaochi
Eng Hsiao-ping
Liu
Teng
People’s Daily
Liberation Army Daily
Red Flag
The Velvet Tones at The Peanut Cellar Inn Tonight
The Peanut Cellar Inn hosts The Velvet Tones for listening and dancing tonight through Saturday night. The band headlines a lively evenings lineup with dance music and period style entertainment.
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Cellar Inn
War Toll of Enemy Dead Passes the 400,000 Mark
AP reports the Vietnam war toll rises to 401,589 enemy dead since Jan 1 1961 after 2,866 more Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed. U S casualties total 28,211 killed and 176,456 wounded through Sept 21 with more figures due Thursday. A Long Binh mortar attack caused light damage and no fatalities.
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United States
U.S. Army
Long Binh
Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
FBI REPORT Warns New Left Security Threat Behind Crime Rise
The FBI in its annual report says crime fighting shows gains with a 19 percent rise in apprehensions and 97 percent conviction rate. It warns the New Left movement has mushroomed into a major internal security problem and accuses SDS of sabotage training and explosives guidance. The Communist party is noted as an ongoing internal security danger.
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Washington
FBI
New Left Movement
Richard M. Nixon
J. Edgar Hoover
Students For A Democratic
Ciety
Democratic Society
SDS
Communist Party
Howard Johnsons Luncheon Special and Dance Night
The notice advertises Tomorrow's Luncheon Special Fish Fry for $1.19 at Howard Johnsons. A dance is offered tonight with Ted Whipp and the Dewdroppers performing for $1.00 per person at Little Mac's Restaurant on October 19.
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Howard Johnson
Ted Whipp
Dewdroppers
Little Mac’s
Citizens F and M merger proposed in Front Royal
Directors of Citizens National Bank of Front Royal and Farmers and Merchants National Bank approve a merger. The joint announcement by Glen Robertson and Wilbur M Feltner states stockholder and OCC approval required. The merged bank would be a National Bank under Farmers and Merchants charter with about 54 million in deposits and over 61 million in resources. The Front Royal office would become the Front Royal office of F and M Bank with branches at Royal Ave. and ...
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Citizens National Bank of
Front Royal
Farmers’ and Merchants National Bank
Glen Robertson
Citizens Bank
Wilbur M. Feltner
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
F & M Bank
Royal Ave
Johnson invokes Taft Hartley in longshoremen strike
The AFL CIO International Longshoremen’s Association ordered a 12:01 a.m. port walkout at Atlantic and Gulf ports affecting about 160 ships from Searsport Maine to Brownsville Texas. President Johnson invoked Taft Hartley to set up a three member inquiry and an 80 day cooling off period. The dispute centers on wages pensions and hours with the ILA seeking 2,080 yearly hours and greater security amid rising containerization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Longshoremen’s Union
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Johnson
AFL Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
Shippers’ Association
White House
Searsport
Brownsville
Tex
Union
Thomas W. Gleason
Gleason
Great Lakes
Washington
Lehie
Filibuster Vote Crux in Fortas Supreme Court Bid
Washington AP report on the crucial vote to limit debate on Abe Fortas for chief justice. Senators Hart Gore and Tydings urge support amid opposition from Griffin and Dirksen, with Mansfield weighing defeat impact. Controversy over Warren era outcomes and a $15,000 lecture fund probe also noted.
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Washington
Abe Fortas
Philip A. Hart
D.mich
Albert Gore
D.tenn
Fortas
Hart
Joseph Tydings
D.md
Tydings
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Everett Dirksen
Dirkensen
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan Republican
Johnson
Earl Warren
Warren
Sen
Paul J. Fannin
Rariz
Congress
Fannin
Supreme Court
Virginia Calm Skies Under Large High Pressure
A vast high pressure system extends from the southern Great Lakes to the Gulf, keeping Virginia sunny and seasonably cool today. A note at the end offers a contact for apple pickers at Grover Teets Estate, 662-8196.
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Richmond
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Virginia
Grover Teets
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LBJ
Rhodes Drug Company
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