Knife found near Valerie Percy slaying scene studied
A rusty knife found at the beach home where Valerie Percy was beaten and stabbed is under study in Chicago. Valerie, 1, was killed Sept 18. her father Charles H Percy is a U.S. Senate candidate. Police doubt the knife was used in the slaying while campaign resumes loom in October.
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Kenilworth, Ill
Valerie Percy
Chicago Laboratory
Charles H. Percy
Valerie
Percy
U.S. Senate
Robert M. Daley
Paul H. Douglas
D-Il
Douglas
Pre School Training Center Suspension Shifts Education Plans
The Pre School Training Center for mentally retarded children and those with special difficulties will not operate this year as the public schools expand their special education programs. Director Mrs. E. T. Clark says students can be absorbed into public programs and families will gain tuition-free training and transport. The board will discuss using center funds to improve services for retarded children in the area.
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E. T. Clark
Winchester Cancer Society elects Barr as chapter president
Seymour Barr was elected president of the Winchester Frederick County Chapter of the American Cancer Society at the annual meeting at the Winchester Golf Club. Jack F. Davis and Thomas E. Hassen named first and second vice presidents with Mrs. George Williams secretary and Robert Fuller treasurer.
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Seymour Barr
Winchester, Frederick County
American Cancer Society
Winchester Golf Club
Forrest Mars of
the Plains
National Society
Barr
Jack F. Davis
Thomas E. Hassen
George Williams
Robert Fuller
Robert Lebo
Marshall Novick
Jack Davis
Lebo
Indonesia Returns to the United Nations Assembly Hall
Indonesia was welcomed back to the United Nations as delegates led by Foreign Minister Adam Malik took seats in the assembly. Demonstrators shouted protests outside and inside the hall as the member count rose to 119. U.N. guards removed several demonstrators after a banner was displayed.
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United Nations
N.Y
Mervyn Teague
Sembly
Indonesia
Paul Creder
Peter McKee
Harry L. Lovett
Public Informa
Abdul Rahman Pazhwak
Afghanistan
Adam Malik
U.N
Virginia Parents Day events at Shepherdstown and Woodstock
The Virginia Parents Day at Shepherd College Forestry Division plans a combined office and utility building project at Woodstock. Officials announce a 2 p.m. kickoff for a football game with Gallaudet College, followed by a concert by the Army Field Band in the stadium. Republicans and Democrats in Warren County adopt separate resolutions opposing the county board form of government with a referendum set for November 8.
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Shepherdstown
W. Va
Woodstock
Virginia
Shepherd Col Division of Forestry
United States Utility
Army Field Band
Roberts
L. Dunn
Area State Forester
Gallaudet College
Front Royal
Warren County
Legalized Prostitution Proposed by South Vietnam Lawyer
Mrs. Nguyen Thi Vui urged legalized prostitution across South Vietnam citing a Pleiku government brothel for soldiers as a successful model to curb venereal disease and pimp exploitation. She noted rising prostitution with foreign troops and 40 percent venereal disease among affected girls.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Pleiku
Nguyen Thi Vui
Army People Council
Army-People Council
Vui
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Kinh
Hurricane Inez Threatens Caribbean as Death Toll Rises
Fragmentary reports say at least five killed and many injured in Guadeloupe as roads, bridges, and plantations suffer heavy damage. A French naval ship was sent from Martinique to aid storm victims while the hurricane churns westward at 17 mph. Warning notes place Inez near San Juan and heading toward Hispaniola, with cautious forecasts on impact.
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Guadeloupe
Overseas Ministry
Paris
Pointe A Pitre
Martinique
Tropicise
San Juan
Miami
Fla
Inez
Dominican—Republic
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Flora
Hispaniola
Weather Bureau
U.S
National Hurricane Center
Caribbean
Cleo
Mission Arrives In Saigon As Vatican Council Findings Discussed
Archbishop Sergio Pignedoli leads a papal mission to Saigon denying aims to push Pope Paul’s peace effort in Viet Nam. Vatican sources say the group will gather information to ease Buddhist Catholic tensions and study church problems, while informing bishops of Vatican Council findings.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Vatican
Paul
Viet Nam
Sergio Pignedoli
Canada
Exe
Pignedoli
Katzenbach Nomination Blocked by McCarthy Recall Move
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy temporarily blocked the Senate Foreign Relations Committee’s approval of Nicholas Katzenbach as undersecretary of state after alleging a quorum issue. The committee had approved his nomination. a new hearing will be set. McCarthy also planned to question Katzenbach about a Weekend column by Howard K. Smith regarding a St. Louis speech for a fee.
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Washington
Eugene J. McCarthy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
McCarthy
Katzenbach
Howard K. Smith
Smith
St. Louis
Justice Department
Senate
State Department
George W. Ball
Fulbright
U.S
Dear Rusk
Post Office Reissues White House Stamps Since 1938
The U S Post Office Department issued three stamps featuring the White House, the first appearing in 1938. The stamps mark a long-standing series highlighting the U S residence.
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U.S Post Office Department
The
White House
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Scott Cohen
Cohen
Cancer Society
Mars
Tion Committee
WINC
WHPL
Winchester Evening Star
Paul L. Swecker
FMC Corporation
South Vietnam
Tve
Rome
Minnesota Democrat
Wurlitzer Piano
Wurlitzer
Organs Electronic Pianos
Music Center
Winchester
Buick
H.W. Ebert
Loudoun St
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