Wallace Campaign in New Jersey Under Heavy Security
Wallace third party bid arrives in New Jersey with heavy security after Buffalo rally shootings. He and running mate Curtis LeMay attend rallies in Jersey City and Newark as anti-Wallace demonstrators clash with supporters. Police report 8,500 at Memorial Auditorium rally with 500 demonstrators. no injuries. Wallace denies nuclear weapons stance. LeMay echoes caution on revealing military strategy.
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New Jersey
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Wallace
Jersey City
Alabama
New York
New Yark
Main Street
Memorial Auditorium
Vietnam
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
LeMay
Hecklers Pester Candidates as ADA Board Ends Endorsement
The Associated Press reports hecklers harassed Nixon in Hartford while Humphrey rested in Washington awaiting ADA board action. The ADA endorsed Eugene McCarthy, prompting resignations by labor leaders and Carl Auerbach. Democrats expect McCarthy to back Humphrey soon.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Americans For Democratic Action
Richard M. Nixon
Hartford
Washington
ADA National Board
Eugene J. McCarthy
Johnson
Carl] A. Auerbach
University of Minnesota
ADA
Humphrey
Senate
Mike Mansfield
McCarthy
New York
Last day to register for Winchester Frederick election
Winchester and Frederick County residents must register by today for the November 5 election. City Registrar Mrs. Robert M. Grim will remain in the Council Chamber at city hall until 6 p.m. Registrars in all 21 county precincts will be available all day to register voters.
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Frederick County
Robert M. Grim
Council
City Hall
James Wood High crowns Susie Hewitt Homecoming Queen
Susie Hewitt is crowned Homecoming Queen at James Wood High. State Senator J Kenneth Robinson, assisted by Archie Manuel, presents the crown. Miss Hewitt, daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Hewitt of Apple Pie Ridge, is photographed with Jim Brown.
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Susie Hewitt
James Wood High
J. Kenneth Robinson
Archie Manuel
Jim Brown
Miss Hewitt
W.M. Hewitt
Apple Pie Ridge
Charles Town
Larry Sullivan
Czech Leaders Yield On Soviet Occupation
Prague reports from Moscow say Czech leaders signed a treaty for temporary stationing of Soviet troops with a pledge to withdraw in stages. Premier Cernik noted the first withdrawal would begin soon if conditions are met, while Brezhnev Kosygin and Podgorny led the Soviet delegation.
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Mosccow
Warsaw
Oldrich Cernik
Czechoslovakia
Cernik
Alexander Dubcek
Kremlin
Dubcek
Gustav Husak
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikolai V. Podgorny
United Nations
Vaclav Plesker
General Assembly
Do Notheing
Moscow
U.N
New U N Ambassador Weggins Vows Quick Start at UN
J R Weggins the United States new U N ambassador arrived in New York planning a brief term. He spoke at a White House oath ceremony after Senate voice confirmation and said he would focus on using the U N as an instrument of peace and development. President Johnson noted the fast deployment and Weggins prepared to begin work immediately.
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United States
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White House
Senate
Johnson
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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D.ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vietnam
Wegegins
America
U.N
One in Five Checks Embezzled in 1967 Youth Corps
New York investigators report a pattern of embezzlement, with about 1.8 million dollars stolen during the summer of 1967 from Neighborhood Youth Corps records. Meanwhile former HRA official He Lynn Lewis, 38, faces second degree grand larceny charges over a 22 912 dollar transfer to the employee loan fund. Bail was set at 25 000 dollars.
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Brober Edward Weintraub
City Department of Investigations
Human Resources Administration
He. Lynn Lewis
California
New York City
Lewis
Francis xX. O’brien
Arnold Fraiman
Leweis
Youth Corps
HRA
HRS
Peonias For Fall Planting At Garden Center Prices
Smalls garden center advertises peonies for fall planting at 95 cents. Also seeks apple pickers with contact 662 8196. Grover Teets Estate note and a Sunday 1 a.m. program on First Presbyterian Church TV Channel 6.
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Grover Teets
First Presbyterian Church
New York Schools Hit by New Disorders
Demonstrators clashed with police on Manhattan’s Lower East Side as teachers and students protested local control. In Brooklyn the teachers union authorized a strike as 80 dismissed Ocean Hill Brownsville teachers faced return-to-class actions.
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New York
Manhattan
off#ower East Side
Brooklyn
Teachers’ Union Executive Board
Albert Shanker
Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Francis Biddle Dies Former Attorney General Passes Away
Francis Biddle an American lawyer and public figure died at Cape Cod Hospital Wellfleet Wellfleet Massachusetts at age 82 He served as attorney general in Franklin D Roosevelt's cabinet and was a World War I attorney general He was a member of a prominent Philadelphia family and a descendant of Edmund Randolph.
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Hyannis, Mass
Francis Biddle
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Cape Cod Hospital
Washington, D.C
Wellfleet
Cape Cod
Biddle
Philadelphia
Edmund Randolph
VC Camp Taken by Surprise in Mekong Delta Clash
More than 1,000 U S infantrymen and warplanes attacked a Viet Cong base camp 58 miles southwest of Saigon. At least 159 enemy troops were killed while one American was killed and 25 wounded. Helicopters faced ground fire as cordons closed and fighters targeted bunkers along canals.
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Saigon
U.S
9Th
Kinh Tong Doc Loc
Mekong Delta
Hue
Ben Luc
Mekong Delta Bridge Damaged by Viet Cong Attack
U S ninth division soldiers inspect the Ben Luc bridge on Highway 4 over the Vaio Oriental River about 16 miles west of Saigon. Explosives set by the Viet Cong damaged a river crossing and traffic is rerouted over a pontoon bridge.
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U.S. 9Th Division
Mekong Delta
Ben Luc
Highway 4
Vaio Oriental
Saigon
Minh Returns to Saigon After Exile Amid Political Maneuver
Gen. Duong Van Minh known as Big Minh arrived in Saigon from Bangkok after nearly four years in exile. President Thieu invited him to become an adviser, hoping Minh’s southern and Buddhist support would bolster the government while offsetting Thieu’s own waning popularity. Minh declined comment on the advisory post, saying it was too soon to decide. A small group of officials, his wife, and relatives greeted him, with security keeping reporters at bay.
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Richard M. Nixon
Atlanta
Saigon
Duong van Minh
Ngo Dinh Diem
Big Minh
Bangkok
Nguyen van Thieu
Minh
Diem
Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Tran van Huong
U.S
Richmond Braces for Warm Front Bringing Sunny, Cool Virginia
A high pressure system centered over Kentucky moved eastward, delivering sunny skies and cool temperatures across Virginia today. Forecasters expect pleasant conditions with light winds and seasonal highs near the upper 60s to 70s.
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Richmond
Kentucky
Virginia
Opening Soon Village Shop At 11 W Boscawen Street
Village Shop announces opening at 11 W Boscawen Street featuring costume jewelry gifts and pierced earrings. Echo Village Restaurant advertises a complete dinner including short ribs for $1.50 with dine in in the Cozy Room at The Steak House of Winchester four miles south on U.S. 11. Reservations to call 869 9886.
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Winchester
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