Vietnam Warned for Weekend Guard During Thieu Inauguration
In Saigon the U S Command orders a gray alert for American troops amid Thieu's inauguration to deter enemy attacks and anti Thieu protests. The move limits movement and targets potential terror sapper rocket and mortar strikes through Monday.
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U.S
Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
United States
Richard Gardner
National Assembly
Thieu
E Defense Ministry
Ieu
U.S. Defense Department
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
China
John C. Sexton Jr
Warren, Mich
Kostel Sees Broad Support in Virginia Lieutenant Governor Bid
Democratic candidate George Kostel told a breakfast rally that he is encouraged by reactions from across Virginia in the race for lieutenant governor. He argued Howell faces the race amid a split with Kostel claiming the Republican candidate is out of the picture and urging voters to back him. Kostel urged turnout next Tuesday and noted Howell’s past votes on anti picketing and gun bills.
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George Kostel
Jack Davis
Virginia
Kostel
House of Delegates
Clifton Forge
Henry Howell
Norfolk
Mills E. Godwin, Jr
Sen. Howell
Godwin
Winchester
Warrenton
Robert W. Smalley
State Senate
Duncan Gibb
J. Fred Larrick
Forrest S. Racey
Shenandoah College
E. Blackburn Moore
Nixon to Visit China in January 1972 Pursues Groundwork
Kissinger says the January trip remains on schedule with date to be announced next month. He notes the voyage will involve technical prep by a dedicated advance team and meetings with Chou En Lai. Vietnam policy and UN Taiwan issues were not affected by the Peking visit.
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Nixon
China
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Peking
Chou En Lai
Chou
America
Communist Party
Mao Tse-Tung
Cover Up Charged in Pittsburgh World Series Celebration
The Fraternal Order of Police claims Pittsburgh officials tried to minimize the World Series victory celebration on Oct 17 to hide police shortfalls. FOP leader Sgt. Francis W. Quinlan said the association alleges public safety deficiencies were concealed.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Fraternal Order of Police
Francis W. Quinlan
FOP
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Quinlan
Associated Press
Seven U S Killed In Vietnam Last Week In Combat
Seven Americans died in combat in Vietnam last week marking the third straight week with fewer than ten fatalities. Eight U S service members were wounded, matching the prior week, while 32 Americans died from accidents and illness, more than double the nonhostile toll, the highest weekly total since late February.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Neglect Charge Lodged Against Louise Haines
Louise Haines 18 of 103 Woodland Ave was arrested on a neglect charge in the death of 18 month old Tracey Braithwaite daughter of Allen Braithwaite of 1003 Woodland Ave. Autopsy cites head injuries. Haines posted $100 bond and faces Regional Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court November 3 at 9 30 a.m.
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Louise Haines
Woodland Ave
Winchester
Tracey Braithwaite
Allen E. Braithwaite
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Douglass O. Hill
Hill
Allen Bailey
Miss Haines
Braithwaite
Richmond High School feud sparks riot gear deployment
Richmond police anticipate a possible clash between Maggie Walker and John F Kennedy high school students after seven shootings in a week. Juvenile detectives and patrol units may don riot gear. a 16 year old and four others were shot, with one fatally wounded after a game at City Stadium. Three Maggie Walker students were arrested for carrying concealed weapons.
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Richmond
Richmond Times-Dispatch
West End
East End
Maggie Walker
John F. Kennedy
Robert Earl Thomas
City Stadium
Kennedy
Senate Debates Proposals to Cut UN Funding Amid Aid Clash
The Senate considers amendments to cut U.S. funds for U.N. activities as GOP lawmakers seek to limit U.S. involvement in Southeast Asia. Buckley and Dominick push reductions to the 3.2 billion foreign aid bill while Kissinger and Nixon aides discuss strategies to block restrictive provisions. Vice President Agnew calls for reassessment amid U.N. controversy.
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Washington
U.S
United Nations
Nixon
U.N
China
Taiwan
World Organization
James L. Buckley
R-N.y
Peter Dominick
R-Corp
Buckley
New York
Dominick
Sens. Buckley
William E. Brock III
R-Tenn
Formosa
Pescadores Islands
Ted Stevens
Alaska
White House
Henry Kissinger
Southeast Asia
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Latin America
Spiro T.agnew
Ronald L. Ziegler
United States
China gains U N admission support but no delegation date
An AP report from Tokyo notes China thanks supporters for U N admission but offers no timetable for sending its first delegation to New York. In the same period Japan's government survives a second no confidence vote after opposing Washington's two Chinas resolutions.
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Tokyo
China
United Nations
New York
Peking Pee Ss
Communist Party
U.N
Marion International
U.S
Soviet Union
Washington
Takeo Fukuda
Japan
Diet
Porterfield founder of Barter Theater dies at 66
Abingdon Virginia Robert H Porterfield 66 founder of the Barter Theater died at Johnson Memorial Hospital after entering last Friday He likely died of a heart attack He started Barter Theater in 1932 to aid out of work actors and kept paying with food ham gifts to guests throughout years He was a Glade Spring native honored with many awards and hosted celebrities at the Barter
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Abingdon
Robert H. Porterfield
Johnson Memorial Hospital
Porterfield
Virginia
Glade Spring
Washington County
Ridge to Bring Partly Sunny Skies to Virginia
A high pressure system moving from New England is forecast to reduce cloud cover over Virginia today yielding partly sunny skies and drier conditions. The piece also includes an unrelated local ad for Wilkin's Shoe children's Halloween party and Moose Members event details.
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Richmond
New England
Virginia
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