Berets’ Attorney Seeks Open Trial in Saigon Case
The civilian attorney for two Green Beret officers accused of murdering a suspected Vietnamese double agent said he would demand a completely open trial. He argued for public proceedings and full disclosure of evidence in Saigon.
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New York City
Creighton W. Abrams
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Leland J. Brumley
Duncan
Okla
Brumley
Edward Boyle
Boyle
Special Forces
Roy Bean
Army
Central Intelligence Agency
Youth Held In Murder Identified In Roanoke Case
Roanoke County teenager Paul Edward Patterson, 16, identified in connection with the stabbing death of Thelman Lipscomb, a 33 year old mother of two. Patterson had earlier been linked to the 1966 Norfolk stabbing death of Janet Bunting and was released from state custody last September.
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Roanoke County
Norfolk
Lawrence Koontz
Paul Edward Patterson
Thelman Lipscomb Lam
Patterson
Janet Bunting
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Puzzle style fill in the blanks with clues for a wide range of terms. Entries include dates months and various definitions across religious holidays astronomy and language. The list features terms like Yom Kippur wash lightly and central time among others.
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Syria
Sunshine State
Russian City
Marine recruit death at Parris Island under investigation
An 18-year-old Marine recruit Pvt Stephen E Melson of Millsboro Delaware died after hospitalization in Charleston South Carolina. An autopsy was planned as the Corps investigates a claim he was beaten by a drill instructor and a drill instructor was relieved of duties pending results.
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Marine Corps
Parris Island
Stephen E. Melson
Millsboro
Del
Medical University of South Carolina
Charleston
Melson
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Chevrolet
Dispute Likely as Moslem Leaders Meet in Rabat
In Rabat Morocco leaders from 24 Moslem states gather to condemn Israels Jerusalem annexation. Disputes loom as moderate and non Arab members push for firm wording while militant blocs boycott and Egypt's Nasser is sidelined due to illness and travel.
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Morocco
Israel
Jerusalem
Egypt
Mal Abdel Nasser
al Aksah
Islam
Jordan
Syria
Old Jerusalem
Iraq
Palestine
Nasser
Moscow
Anwar Sadat
Black Africa
Merger Agenda Discussed At Winchester Forum
Winchester Educational Forum opens the new school year at Handley High School cafeteria at 7 30 with a panel on the proposed merger of City and County governments and its impact on schools. Other topics include The Open Door teen coffee house and the American Field Service program in the city schools.
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Winchester Educational Forum
Handley High School
Forum
James L. Berry
American Field Service
Swaziland hut makers sell grass beehive huts to tourists
In Swaziland a team of 25 hut makers produce traditional beehive huts selling for about 180 rand each. The huts attract visitors from South Africa and are pitched as pool side change rooms or garden shelters in Johannesburg's upscale suburbs.
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Mbabane
Swaziland
South Africa
Johannesburg
Merger plan ties tax share to valuation in Virginia Beach
The article explains the proposed merger of city and county taxes at 30 percent of valuation with a new base rate, noting current differences in Winchester and Frederick County. It highlights agriculture prominence in Virginia Beach and compares the merger to Winchester Frederick County patterns, suggesting the plan would keep tax burden roughly the same for residents. Tomorrow: How Virginia Beach's government functions.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Virginia Beach
Lindy’s Broadway Landmark Closes After 42 Years
New York AP Lindy’s, a Broadway staple known as Mindy’s in Damon Runyon tales, shut its doors after 42 years serving theater district crowds. Manager Christopher Rudd recalls high demand for cheesecake as the landmark sells to Long Champs to become a steakhouse. Original Lindy’s opened August 20, 1921 by Leo Lindemann as an all night delicatessen.
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Christopher Rudd
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Mindy
Damon Runyon
Longchamps
Leo ‘Lindy
Lindemann
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