Rap Brown Shoves Officer At Hearing
H Rap Brown the Black Power leader was involved in a brief melee outside a Alexandria Municipal courtroom before an extradition hearing. He shoved a court officer when grabbed by the arm and challenged the officer. Brown entered with SNCC supporters to face extradition to Maryland on two felony charges connected to Negro rioting.
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Alexandria
H. Rap Brown
Brown
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Town Crier Reports City Tax Bills Soon Mailing
City Treasurer Marvin Weaver announced at the council meeting that tax tickets are being compiled and will be mailed in the coming weeks. The Town Crier added to the sentiment with a chorus of groans.
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Marvin Weaver
Big Guns Duel Across Demilitarized Vietnam Line
Thunderous artillery and mortar duels raged today across the demilitarized zone separating U S Marines and Communist gunners.
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Demilitarized Line
Saigon
U.S. Marine
Commu
Nist
Vietnam
Pope Paul VI may need surgery for urinary illness
Vatican reports three doctors say Pope Paul VI’s condition has improved and treatment for cystopyelitis will continue. They warn a possible operation could be used to correct a prostate issue, with no cancer found.
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Pope Paul
Vatican City
Paul VI
Mario Fontana
Pietro Baldoni
John XXII
Mario Arduini
Virginia Enjoys Sunny Skies as High Pressure Builds
A stationary high pressure area extending south from New England brings Virginia generally sunny skies today and gradually warmer conditions.
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Richmond
New
Virginia
City Council Reviews Far Reaching Land Subdivision Ordinance
A detailed eight section subdivision ordinance was read on its second reading. It dictates plat creation and recording, sets definitions, and mandates water sewer access fire hydrants and street layouts. It requires conformity with zoning and plans and imposes penalties and appeals.
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Stewart Bell, Jr
Water and Sewer
New York City Seeks 10 000 A Day Fine on Teachers
New York City seeks to fine the United Federation of Teachers ten thousand dollars a day and jail its leaders as a three day strike halts classes for 1.1 million public school pupils. Pickets from the 49 000 member union continue to pace sidewalks while court hearings set to ban the strike and halt school operations proceed.
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New York
New York City
AFL
CIO United Federation of Teachers
City Corporation
J. Lee Rankin
Smokers Seek Relief From Nicotine Urge At Conference
New York physicians describe a lung itching urge in asthma bronchitis and emphysema patients that makes quitting harder. Dr Borje Ejrup notes that cessation can be achieved if the craving abates in one to two weeks, though many heavy smokers miss the sensation longer. The World Conference on Smoking and Health, backed by the U S Public Health Service the American Cancer Society and the American Heart Association, reports 86 percent success among treated hard core smokers with long term follow up around 12 months.
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Borje Ejrup
New York Hospital
Cornell Medical Center
Ejrup
Eyrup
The
U.S. Public Health Service
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
Harry Richards Appointed Deputy Sheriff in County
Frederick County Sheriff Rob ert L. DeHaven announced the appointment of Harry E. Richards 31 of Cedar Meade as a Deputy Sheriff. Richards a native of Frederick County and son of the late Chester C. Richards and Mrs. Bertha S. Richards will begin Oct. 1 and attend the Sheriffs and Sergeants School in Richmond for a week.
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Frederick County
Robert L. DeHaven
Harry E. Richards
Cedar Meade
Mr. Richards
Chester C. Richards
Bertha S. Richards
Rt. 4
Winchester
Central Police School
Richmond
Air National Guard
Market Services, Inc
Richards
Sheriffs’ and Sargeants’ School
DeHaven
Thousands Attack Red Guards in Canton Canton Clash Amid Army Intervening
Thousands clashed with Red Guards in Canton as anti-Maoists reportedly attacked celebrations. Reports from visitors claim over 30,000 involved with gunfire in the city for hours until Chinese forces intervened. Additional reports describe widespread clashes and disruptions across Manchuria, Szechwan, Hunan, and other provinces with varying casualty claims.
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Hong Kong
Mao Tse-tung
Canton Stadium
Kongmoon
Macao
Red Guards
Kwangtung
Johnson aide urges federal riot busting team for Detroit chaos
A nine member federal riot busting squad is proposed to coordinate interagency action during civil unrest. The plan from R Vance names roles including a presidential representative a justice department spokesman a military commander a civil rights official a budget official and a city familiar member to oversee Detroit operations.
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Washington
Johnson
R. Vance
Retary of Defense
Detroit
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
House Education and Labor Committee
Newark
N.J
United Community Corp
House
UCC
Justice Department
Robb Johnson Wedding Ties to Winchester Family Line
Capt Charles Robb who will wed Lynda Bird Johnson in December has ties to Winchester on his father’s side. His maternal grandmother Mrs Marguerite Trenholm was from Winchester and his grandmother Mrs Gay Robb Sims has visited Winchester often as guest of her niece Mrs Mary Lee McLaren. Other local cousins include Mrs Wayne R Millard 102 Peyton St Mrs Virginia P Campbell Clarke County and Robert M Peach Leesburg. Mrs Sims plans to be here in December.
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Charles Robb
Lynda Bird Johnson
Winchester
Marguerite Trenholm
Gay Robb Sims
Mary Lee McLaren
Fort Lousdoun
Wayne R. Millard
Peyton St
Virginia P.campbell
Auction Tonight at 7 P M Red and Orange Pyracantha Cans
Denny's Comm presents a live auction this evening at 7 00 P M featuring furniture appliances tools and garden items including red and orange pyracantha cans Smalts Garden Center is listing the catalog items for bidding with a variety of household and garden goods.
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Denny’s
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Strasburg
Julie
Shenandoah Training Stables
Stephens City
Star
Mary Helen Massie
Rap Brown
Dave Fahnestock
Pingley & Carper Cleaners
Holiday Music House
W. Boscawen
Shenandoah College
Con Thien
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Paul
Harry Richards
Sheriff’s Office
Winchester Police Department
Canton
Taipei
Szechwan Province
Manchuria
China
Tire
France
Dairen
Port Arthur
Central News Agency
Sheng Province
Sian
Sienyang
Lian
Hunan
Changsha
Hengyang
Changteh
Yunnan
Kunming
Car
Tibet
Hupeh
Szechwang
Kiangsi
Mao
Macy’s
U.S
Capt. Robb
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