Possible enemy big offensive before election in Vietnam
U S military officials weigh intelligence suggesting Hanoi may aim for a major psychological strike before the November 5 election. Captured officers say leaders want to create headlines, though Tet-type attacks seem unlikely given recent losses and reconstituting units.
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Washington
Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnam
Saigon
da Nang
Hue
South Vietnam
Accused Youth Is Returned to Virginia
A 17 year old Norfolk youth tied to a fatal knife slaying and two felonious assault charges faces juvenile court. His brother, 21, has a separate murder case with a continued hearing. A material witness, Nancy Fenderson, 17, is held awaiting further testimony as the two other victims recover in hospital.
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Norfolk, Va
Norfolk
Washington
Cecil Lee Kitchkommie
Kitchkommie
Michael Wayne Kitchkommie
Edward Scott McGlinsey
South End
Ind
Paul Robert Smith Jr
Roy Bennett Taylor
Nancy Joyce Fenderson
Liewellyn S. Richardson
Michael Kitchkommie
Smith
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NATO Agrees There Has Been Shift in Power
NATO foreign ministers meeting with Secretary of State Dean Rusk agreed the European military balance shifted after the Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia. They scheduled a Europe meeting next month, likely November 14 to 16, to decide measures, followed by a December defense ministers gathering.
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Dean Rusk
Europe
Czechoslovakia
NATO
Friends of Shenandoah Formed to Aid Shenandoah College
The Friends of Shenandoah, a new group in Winchester, aims to provide ongoing financial help to Shenandoah College and Shenandoah Conservatory of Music. Memberships are $5, $10, or $25 plus, with Mrs. Lewis M. Allen elected president and a committee named to organize fundraising and publicity.
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S.J. Swimley
Julie Bragg
Stephens City
Cindy Teets
Welltown Pike
Kerreit Marshall
Rawson
W.va
Marshall
Kate Marshall
Donald Price
Rosella Benner
James Thompson
Rockingham County
Virginia Minnick
Inwood
Andy Whitacre
Martinsburg
Ray Thompson
Beverly
Harrisonburg
Mary Price
Winchester Evening Star
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Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Lewis M. Allen
Ben Belchie
Herbert Solenberger
Bowling
Shenandoah
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Muskie Faces Rough Heckling at Syracuse Campaign Stop
Senator Edmund Muskie endured the fiercest heckling of his Florida swing as Judith Mage of the Peace and Freedom party used a bull horn to disrupt his remarks at Syracuse University. About 3,500 protesters and some varsity players joined in the disruption, but Muskie kept speaking from the chapel steps. No arrests were made.
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Syracuse University
New York
Maine
Judith Mage
Peace and Freedom Party
Muskie
Mage
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