Three Democrats woo youth at Winchester event
Star staff writer Lulu Williams reports that in Winchester the three Democratic candidates for the General Assembly urged newly enfranchised youths to vote and join the party. State Senate candidate Robert W. Smalley and House contenders J Fred Larrick and Duncan Gibb spoke at the Winchester Frederick County Young Democrats meeting at the Courthouse as campaign season begins.
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Lulu Williams
General Assembly
Robert W. Smalley
State Senate
J. Fred Larrick
Duncan Gibb
Winchester
Frederick County
Young Democrats
George Shafran
GOP
Youngs
William Truban
Ermed Inn
East
Truban
Cateriar
Holiday Inn
Democratic Campaign Committee
S. S
S. Roger Koontz
House of Delegates
Senseny Road
Republican Women’s Club
Stephen Butler
Comiaine
Commonwealth
Gene Dicks
Board of Supervisors
Opequon
Warren County
Shenandoah College
Lord Fairfax College
Lord Fairfax College Seeks 3.4 Million for Operations
In Richmond the State Department of Community Colleges asked for 109.2 million from general funds and 14.1 million from special funds to run 32 facilities by 1972 74. The request cites enrollment growth high start up costs and inflation as drivers.
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Richmond
State Department of Community Colleges Today
Linwood Holton
University of Virginia
Patrick Henry
Martinsville
Eastern Shore
Wallops Island
Charlottesville
Big Stone Gap
Northern Neck
State Board For Community Colleges
Virginia
Daniel C. Lewis
State Board
Dana B. Hamel
Community College System
Lewis Poid
State Council of Higher Education
Northern Virginia
Annandale
Tidewater
Portsmouth
Lord Fairfax
Middletown
Heaviest U S Raid In Nearly 3 Years
Up to 250 U S combat planes swept into North Vietnam firing the heaviest strikes since bombing halted nearly three years ago. The operation involved about 200 combat strikes and up to 50 support aircraft targeting antiaircraft guns SAM batteries depots and truck parks near the DMZ.
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U.S
North Vietnam
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Ho Chi Minh
Laos
Thailand
Gulf of Tonkin
Dmz
Vietnams
Nixon
Melvin R. Laird
Protests Grow in Saigon Against Thieu Election
Antigovernment protests in Saigon pressed for Thieu's resignation and a cancellation of the Oct. 3 presidential vote. Religious and political groups denounced the unopposed candidacy, with Nguyen Tan Dat urging free elections and U.S. troop withdrawal by year end. Secretary General Pham Ba Cam echoed opposition, calling the one man race a plebiscite.
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Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Nguyen Tan Dat
Buu Son Huong
Vietnam Buddhist Church
National Assembly
Dat
Indochina
Pham Ba Cam
Social Democratic Party
U.S. to Submit China Resolutions to U.N.
The United States plans to submit two resolutions at the opening of the 26th General Assembly. One would seat Peking in the U.N. and keep Nationalist China in the assembly, while the second would require a two thirds vote to expel a member as an important question. Australia and New Zealand said they would cosponsor.
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Taiwan
United Nations
United States
General Assembly
Peking Assembly
China
Security Council
U.S
U.N
Peking
State Department
Washington
Department
Charles W. Bray
Australia
New Zealand
Haiti
Adam Malik
Assembly
Durham Case Awaits Appointment of Judge
Luther Durham Jr faces a new murder trial after a 1965 conviction, with the case continued until a Supreme Court appointed judge is named. Defense counsel include Simpson and Chapman, while Commonwealth support seeks Massie assistance. Durham remains jailed in Winchester Frederick County.
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Luther Durham, Jr
State Penitentiary
Richmond
Frederick County
Court Plaza
City Hall
Lacy Anderson
Durham
Pe Tin
David Newlin
Audrey Coleman
State Supreme Court
Annie Snow
U.S. District Court
Harrisonburg
Elliott Marshall
Robert K. Woltz
David G. Simpson
Woltz
Mr. Simpson
Simpson
E. William Chapman
Kuykendall, Hall & Whiting
Chapman
Lawrence Ambrogi
Commonwealth
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Supreme Court
Corporation
Winchester - Frederick County
Senate OKs two year draft extension for Nixon
The Senate passed and sent to President Nixon a bill extending the military draft for two more years, preventing expiration of the draft authority that lapsed last June 30.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Nixon's Anti-Inflation Policy Faces Setback in Congress
In Washington the House Ways and Means Committee rejects a two level investment tax credit plan. A straight rate is favored though exact percentages remain undecided. Meanwhile, a $200 million local job program expansion targets areas with high unemployment and six consecutive months of jobless rates.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
John Byrnes
R-Wis
Capitol Hill
Disturbance at Orleans Parish Prison Ends. No Serious Injuries Noted
A deputy said the Monday night disturbance at the Orleans Parish Prison is over and the situation is stable. About 900 inmates were involved across multiple blocks with fires, smashed windows, and threats, while water and fire crews responded. no serious injuries were reported and protests over housing conditions had been ongoing.
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New Orleans
Orleans Parish
Peter Rogers
Cold front brings showers and cooler air to Virginia
A cold front crossing Virginia drove cloudy and showery weather today with clearing and much cooler temperatures expected from the west. An unwed mother guidance line is listed as 667-0145.
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Richmond
Virginia
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