Agnew retracts claim of soft on communism
Rochester AP report says Gov. Spiro Agnew withdrew his charge that Hubert Humphrey was soft on communism. He called the remark an error and said he would have avoided it had he known its political implications tied to McCarthy era witch hunts.
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Rochester
N.Y
Spiro T. Agnew
Hubert H. Humphrey
Maryland
Agnew
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Everett M. Dirksen
Gerald R. Ford
Washington
Nixon
Dirksen
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Jerry Kelican at six pounds one ounce
The Kelicans welcomed Kendra Kirk Kelican, a six pound one ounce baby girl born last Sunday. Jerry Kelican resigned as head track coach and football mentor at Handley High School in June and now holds the same roles at Warren High School in Vincent Ohio.
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Jerry Kelican
Kendra Kirk Kelican
Nixon Sees Wallace Attack Backfire In Campaign
Nixon says a slam bang attack on Wallace would boost the third party candidate and not help his campaign. He hopes Wallace support will shrink before the November 5 election as he targets Humphrey, predicts clear victory for one of the major party candidates.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Richard M. Nixon
George C. Wallace
White House
Nixon
Gov. Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wallace
Humphrey
Cleveland
Prague to reopen troop withdrawal talks with Soviet bloc
Premier Oldrich Cernik announced top Czechoslovak and Soviet leaders would meet soon to discuss a gradual withdrawal of Soviet occupation troops. He noted no date, stressing normalization steps from the Aug 26 Moscow accord must be carried out honorably. Cernik criticized wide public unrest and warned formalities alone will not suffice.
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Prague
Oldric
Cernik
Czechoslovakia
National Assembly
Moscow
Kremlin
Introductory Offer on Ozite Town and Terrace Carpet
An introductory offer advertises Ozite Town and Terrace Carpet at $3.99 per square yard with Sherwin Williams branding. The notice highlights a promotional price likely tied to installation or material selection.
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Sherwin Williams
Gis Reds Battle Near Cambodia
Allied forces clashed with North Vietnamese units near Loc Ninh and across the Cambodian border in a 14 hour fight. Army reports 113 enemy dead, 14 Americans killed and 60 wounded as artillery and air bombardment pounded the area. Loc Ninh airstrip endured mortar fire as the battle neared the border region.
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Saigon
Loc Ninh
U.S
Central Highlands
Cambodia
Viet Rong
Tay Ninh
Humphrey Warns About Real Nixon In Pitch For Presidency
Vice President Hubert Humphrey told a Democratic crowd in Sea Girt that the main threat is the “real Nixon” not the old or new Nixon. He linked Nixon to past Republicans Truman Kennedy and Stevenson and urged supporters that any Democrat must answer the call. He also criticized Nixon’s stance on delaying a nuclear weapons treaty and noted plans to return to Washington after a New Jersey visit.
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Sea Girt
N.J
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
John Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Humphrey
Harry S. Truman
John F. Kennedy
Adlai
Delaware Memorial Bridge
Wilmington
Del
Senate
Cathedral of Peace
Growers Eye Alternate Price Moves
Apple growers pressed to raise prices heard last night that initial gains were unlikely. They left an 80 minute meeting with three steps: broaden influence, plan marketing formulas for next year, and divert high quality fruit to fresh markets.
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Winchester
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Area Educators to Attend Instructional Conference
Winchester Frederick and Clarke Counties close schools for two days as about 575 educators attend the first joint Instructional Conference. Dr. Melton Wright notes the conference focuses on Individualization of Instruction with keynote speakers Dr. Bolvin Dr. Diamond and Dr. Wilson.
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Winchester
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Frederick County
Melton F. Wright
Wright
John O. Bolevin
Robert M. Diamond
Robert M. Wilson
Wilson
Reading Center
University of Maryland
Bolvin
University of Pittsburgh
Diamond
Jtweeday
Virginia Education Assn
Handley High School
Senseny Road School
Frederick County Junior High
James Wood High School
James Wood
Grand Jury Summoned in Frederick County
A Frederick County grand jury has been summoned for Monday. Members include Pauline Boyce Rollin M. Larrick Herman R. Washington Barbara Lewis Cather J Henry Renner Edward M. Luebehusen and Edward L. Lord. Jurors report at 10 a.m. at City Hall.
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Frederick County
Pauline Boyce
Rollin M. Larrick
Herman R. Washington
Barbara Lewis Cather
J. Henry Renner
Edward M. Luebehusen
Edward L. Lord
City Hall
Weekend Special Auction at Ward's Pastry Shop
An auction of new and used items will be held tomorrow starting at 5 p.m. at Ward's Pastry Shop, near Little Mountain Methodist Church.
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Orange Chiffon Cake
Ward’s Pastry Shop
Little Mountain Methodist Church
Second NYC Teachers Strike Disrupts Schools Again
New York City teachers struck for a second day this week causing shutdowns at several schools amid a widening dispute. One man was arrested during picketing at Boys High School in Brooklyn as the AFL-CIO United Federation of Teachers accused the city and the Ocean Hill Brownsville school board of failing to honor Tuesday’s agreement.
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New York
York City
Boys High School
Brooklyn
Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers
Ocean - Hill-Brownsville
Reservists Seek Supreme Court Review Over Vietnam Activation
Reservists from Cleveland area challenged the 1966 act authorizing presidential callups. Justice Douglas ordered a stay delaying their deployment to Vietnam until the court falls into session, with potential indefinite extension if the justices take up the case. The action, involving about 113 troops, questions presidential power and retroactive eligibility.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Vietnam
Johnson
Douglas
Goose Prairie
Wash
Earl Warren
Hugo L. Black
Potter Stewart
Congress
Cleveland
Ohio
Ft. Meade
Maryland
Fortas Delays Senate Appearance Over $15000 Seminar Payment
Justice Abe Fortas refused to return before the Senate Judiciary Committee as hearings resumed on his nomination to be chief justice. Witness Dean Tennery testified Fortas was paid $15000 to run a nine week summer seminar at American University titled Law and the Social Environment. Tennery said Fortas left compensation matters to him and did not discuss payments with Fortas. The seminar aimed to expose law students to disciplines like sociology to address urban problems. Fortas had testified earlier for four days in July and declined further interrogation.
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Washington
Abe Fortas
Senate Judiciary Committee
American University
B. J. Tennery
Law School
Fortas
Paul A. Porter
Tennery
Justin
American’ University
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate
Court
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Detroit
Griffi
Fostas
Eastland
Weather outlook for Virginia with sunny mild days ahead
A high pressure area centered over Kentucky will bring dry, pleasant weather to Virginia through Sunday. The forecast calls for sunny skies and mild temperatures. An auction is listed for tonight at 7 30 P M at Jimmy's Auction on Airport Road with Italian Villa Lasagna options.
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Richmond
Kentucky
Virginia
Jimmy
Airport Road
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