Just It Grew Rumble At Shenandoah College Campus
Sheriff says a small clash between town youths and Shenandoah College students led to scuffles near the Royal Drive In theater and campus. About 50 near campus students dispersed when police arrived. several injuries sent to Winchester Memorial Hospital. no arrests were made. Curfew ordinance urged by Sheriff Anderson.
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Shenandoah College
Star
Lacy Anderson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Sheriff Anderson
Rt. 50
Royal Drive-In Theater
Anderson
Osborne Renner
Harrison Foreman
Stephens City
Lee Jackson Motel
College Grounds
College
Roy Hoak
Harry Richards
Richards
Winchester Police
Police Dispatch 600 Officers to Tamer Boston School Turmoil
Boston authorities deployed six hundred police to curb ongoing teenage unrest sparked by a dispute over African garb and an all black student union at English High School. Mayor White and Police Commissioner McNamara urged calm, while the school committee warned of potential expulsions amid reports of outside instigation.
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Boston
English High School
National Guard
Kevin H. White
Edmund S. McNamara
McNamara
William H. Ohrenberger
Thomas S. . Eisenstadt
Joseph Malone
City Registrar Sets Voter Registration Hours
City Registrar Mrs. Robert M. Grim will register voters 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow in the Council Chamber of Reuss City Hall. She also will register from 1 to 5 p.m. Tuesday. On Oct 5, the last day for November election registration, she will register voters 9 a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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Robert M. Grim
Council
Reuss
Battle Enters Race For Governor in '69
Virginia Democrat William C. Battle former U S ambassador to Australia announced for Governor in the next year’s Democratic primary. Battle 48 in two weeks joins Sen Henry Howell Jr and Lt Gov Fred Pollard in the race, pledging leadership free of old debts and focused on education urban rural development and mental health.
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Richmond
William C. Battle
U.S
Australia
Virginia
Battle
State Capitol
Henry E. Howell Jr
Norfolk
Nixon ally forecasts Vietnam troop cuts by June
Rep Melvin R. Laird said a 90,000 troop reduction in Vietnam is likely by June though not a dove appeasement. Nixon endorsed the plan, warning against reducing combat strength before enemy readiness to negotiate. Humphrey decried the talk as dangerous and confusing while pressing for a debate and a war-ending plan.
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Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Hubert H. Humphrey
Hanoi
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Humphrey
Laird
Nixon
South Vietnam
House
Defense Appropriations
Washington
White House
Pentagon
Filibuster Foes Claim Votes On Fortas Nomination
AP tally shows 35 senators oppose Fortas filibuster, one more than required to bar debate. Debate begins as Mansfield seeks cloture by week’s start. Thurmond and Griffin flag long fight ahead. Two thirds needed to invoke cloture.
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Washington
Senate
Abe Fortas
Associated Press
Mike Mansfield
Fortas
Michigan
Robert Griffin
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Thurmond
Mansfield
Katum Camp Attack Slams Enemy Battalion In Overrun Attempt
A 300 man enemy battalion armed with flamethrowers and rockets was halved in a dawn assault on Katum Special Forces camp near the Cambodian border. 135 confirmed dead, 1,000 plastic explosives found, 1,000 unused rocket grenades, and casualties among South Vietnamese troops reported. US bombers massed on infiltration routes. other clashes nearby left 77 North Vietnamese dead with no American losses. In Chicago, police say they will pay Alice Bielinski for breaking down her door during a gambling raid.
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Saigon
Katum
Dia
Tay Ninh
U.S
Quang Ngai
U.S. Americal
Chicago
Alice Bielinski
Proper 2 4 D use urged for weed control in Virginia
Virginia Tech officials urge careful 2 4 D use to control western Virginia thistle while protecting trees. Allan Kates outlines guidance on amine formulations, rates for musk and curled thistle, timing after Oct 7, wind limits, sprayer pressure, nozzle size, boom sprayers, and light hoe work.
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Virginia Tech
Allan Kates
VPI
Milwaukee Fourteen burn draft records protest in Milwaukee
Fourteen protesters including five priests destroyed thousands of draft records from a Milwaukee Selective Service office. They carried piles of paper to a park and burned them citing opposition to induction of about 27 000 draftees. They faced arson burglary criminal damage and theft charges. Local police described the action as a pacifist demonstration.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Selective Service
Bently Courtenay
Wisconsin
Draft Board
Fred Stein
East Coast Ridge to Yield to Cold Front Near Richmond
A high pressure ridge along the East Coast is forecast to weaken as a cold front moves eastward. Clouds will increase tonight with clearing skies and cooler temperatures expected by Thursday.
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Richmond
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