Antiwar Protester Met With No Viet Officials
Washington AP an organizer of antiwar demonstrations told a House subcommittee he met North Vietnamese officials in Paris in June and Viet Cong agents in Prague as part of exploratory talks about U S youth conferences Greenblatt coordinator of the National Mobilization Committee said his aim was to learn about Paris peace talks and end the war he discussed draft resistance and antiwar agitation with the Vietnamese but his main purpose was the conference idea The hearing was recessed until December with other leaders to testify later
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Chicago
Robert Greenblatt
House
Hanoi
Greenblatt
North Vietnam
America
Paris
U.S
Rth
National Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
Prague
Tom Hayden
Nicosia
Cyprus
Soviet Union
David Dellinger
Pentagon
Jerry Rubin
Abbie Hoffman
Hayden
Rennie Davis
Richard Schord
D. Mo
Congréss
Ironing Jeans and Shirts By Turning Inside Out
Reader shares a home trick to reduce ironing by washing jeans and wash and wear pants after turning them inside out. Dry one pair alone for about twenty minutes then finish by turning right side out, folding, and hanging. Also suggests similar method for shirts.
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Heloise
Readers Letters and Home Tips From 1968
A collection of short reader notes on home hacks and personal reflections. Tips include using non yellowing wax for wood, repairing a blouse with a brass fastener, draining trash cans by adding nail holes, and a marinade idea with soy and Worcestershire sauce.
What's Missing ACROSS 2 in the 1 and fire water
Across clues present a word puzzle with missing letters. Several entries hint at common terms formed by adding or removing segments such as ness and epee to create longer words. Clues include references to animals, places, and objects, suggesting a themed fill-in-the-blanks crossword.
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Persia
Ireland
Lawyer Seeks Postponement Of Sirhan Kennedy Trial
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan's attorney asks October 14 for delaying the Kennedy assassination trial and proposes sequestering jurors nightly in a hotel after Christmas holidays. Judge Herbert Walker presides as Deputy D.A. Lynn Compton opposes the motions citing jury availability and finances. The trial, set to begin November 1, could last several months with Sirhan in court four months after Kennedy's June 4 primary victory.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Russell E. Parsons
Herbert V. Walker
Vickie Ritter Is Named Key Club Sweetheart
Miss Vickie L. Ritter a 17 year old senior at James Wood was chosen as Key Club Sweetheart by the James Wood Kiwanis Key Club. She is daughter of Mrs. Marcella Ritter of Stephens City and active in Fairview Methodist Church Youth Fellowship and several school groups.
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Vickie L. Ritter
James Wood
James Wood Kiwanis
Miss Ritter
Marcella Ritter
Rt. 1
Stephens City
Fairview Methodist Church
Vickie
TAC
SCA
Peru Military Coup Nullifies U.S. Oil Contract
In Lima the military rulers who ousted Peru’s government voided a disputed contract with International Petroleum Corp. IPC, a Standard Oil subsidiary, and pledged to bring responsible officials to justice. Belaunde, in exile, plans a return to defend the asset dispute and elections.
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Lima
Peru
U.S
State Department
Sus
International Petroleum Corp
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Fernando Belaunde Terry
IPC
Rio de Janeiro
Port
Howell Aligns With Humphrey In Virginia Campaign
State Sen. Henry E. Howell Jr. backs the Democratic presidential candidate and criticizes Richard Nixon over federal programs and shipyard handling. Other candidates press education and bureaucracy issues as Democrats rally for local gains and a proposed $81 million bond issue.
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Associated Press
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Virginia
Howell
Norfolk Naval Shipyard
Norfolk
Eisenhower
Andrew H. McCutcheon
Congress
West Point
William Scott
David B. Kinney
Arlington
10Th District
K V G Poster Contest Underway
The 17th annual Keep Virginia Green poster contest offers 2,500 dollars in prizes for students teachers and schools. Open to all Virginia students in grades 1 through 12, entries run through December 31 with themes linking clean water to forestry and best practices.
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Keep Virginia Green
Virginia
Dance Rescheduled by Fraternal Order of Police
The Fraternal Order of Police dance moved from October 26 to November 2 at the Lee Jackson Restaurant.
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Order of Police
Lee-Jackson
Arithmetic Factor in LBJ Making 2d Court Nomination
Senators cite arithmetic as a factor in doubt that President Johnson will name another chief justice nominee. The rush to adjournment and a bypassed seven day notice raise questions about confirmation timelines. Johnson withdrew Fortas and Thornberry nominations signaling no immediate elevation from the bench. If recess appoints occur, they would face Senate confirmation after the new session begins.
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LBJ
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
White House
George Christian
Abe
Fortas
Christian
Earl Warren
U.S
Homer Thornberry
Texas
Thornberry
Gun Show Opens Here
The Shenandoah Valley Gun Collectors Association opened its semi annual show at the Winchester Armory and will run through tomorrow. Thousands of guns and accessories from all periods of American history will be on display. More than 100 gun dealers from Maine to Florida are expected, with 5,000 to 8,000 spectators. Proceeds support restoring a log cabin off Rt. 11 South for use as a clubhouse and gun museum.
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Shenandoah Valley Gun Collectors Association
Winchester Armory
Ace Rn
Maine
Florida
Rt. 11 South
Wichita Sex Education Interest Rises in Young Students
A Wichita public schools report released Friday says pupils from kindergarten to third grade show the greatest interest and best attitude toward sex education. After third grade, interest declines. A pilot program in sex education was tried in three schools last year.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita Public Schools
Tower Urges Virginians To Vote for Nixon
Sen. John Tower campaigned in Virginia urging a Nixon victory and rejection of third party ideas. He spoke in Martinsville and other cities, urging Virginians to vote for Nixon and Republican congressmen, and condemned the Democratic party as an embarrassment to the South. A Republican truth squad echoed his stance, attacking Humphrey and praising Nixon in Roanoke Charlottesville and Richmond.
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Associated Press
John Tower
R-Tex
Virginia
Martinsville
Texas
Weldon Tuck
Tower
Danville
Lynchburg
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
South
Republican Party
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wallace
Congress
Truth Squad
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Glenn Davis
Wsconsin
James Battin
Montana
Humphrey
Roanoke
Charlottesville
Richmond
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