Nixon Humphrey Clash Over Debates on Campaign Trail
Nixon and Humphrey traded barbs over debating face to face with Wallace looming in the background. Humphrey accused Nixon of disrespect for voters and using third party strategy to limit his gains in the South while Nixon rejected any three way debate.
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Wallace
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De Gaulle warns market bloc against bypassing France
In Bonn Charles de Gaulle warned the European Common Market could dissolve if members moved to admit Britain without French backing. He told Kurt Georg Kiesinger France would live without the market, while Kiesinger said West Germany would not yield to bypass France.
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Roger Vaurs
Paris
Guenter Diehl
Britain
Ball Remarks Trigger War Of Words
Career diplomat George W. Ball sparked a heated political clash after calling Nixon "Tricky Dick" and his running mate a "fourth-rate hack politician." GOP leaders denounced Ball as a "Humphrey hatchet man," as the dispute stretched from the Senate to the United Nations and campaign trails. Ball, just resigning as U.N. ambassador to join Humphrey, labeled Nixon cynical and possibly unprincipled.
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Ray C. Bliss
Wallace
Alabama
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Cleveland
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
GOP
Senate
Gordon Allott
R-Colp
U.N
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Holland Bulbs Ad and Voter Registration Reminder
Large assortment of Holland bulbs offered by Smalls Garden Center. The Northern Va Central Labor Council reminds Irene to register by Oct 5 to vote in the General Election on Nov 5. All citizens 21 by Nov 5 are eligible and urged to register and vote in this critical election year.
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Irene
House Filled With Smoke in Berryville
The John H Enders Fire Co responded to a blaze at the home of Thomas E Wiley about two and a half miles west of Berryville. An oil furnace backfired filling the house with smoke. No spread of fire or major damage. only minor smoke damage reported. Firemen took about thirty minutes to remove the smoke with smokedulling equipment.
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Berryville
John H. Enders Fire Co
Thomas E. Wiley
Donna M. Miller
John A. Miller
Watermelon Park
Czech Reds Push Reform Amid Soviet Pressure
The Czechoslovak Communist party advances new statutes aimed at internal reforms while Moscow demands tighter control. Draft provisions, prepared before the Soviet invasion, would limit real freedom and face Moscow resistance as a party leader signals possible changes. The fate of troop withdrawal may hinge on how these articles are modified.
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Czechoslovak Communist Party
Moscow
Czechoslvakia
Now Serving Pizza Peanut Cellar Inn Presents The Monuments
A local venue features The Monuments performing nightly for patrons. The event line up highlights food and drink with live music in a casual setting at the Peanut Cellar Inn.
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Peanut Cellar Inn
Hospital Rates Rise At Winchester Memorial
New charge schedules at Winchester Memorial Hospital raise routine daily service costs by 11 percent starting Tuesday. The increase covers room, board, nursing care, and non professional departments providing support such as housekeeping.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Byrd Calls Platform Meaningless and Calls for Primary Reform
Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr of Virginia criticizes both parties platforms as meaningless and says candidates should run on their records instead. He favors replacing the convention system with a national presidential primary and declines to judge TV coverage of the Chicago clashes.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd Jr
D-Va
Byrd
Chicago
B52 Bomb Tone in Cambodian Border Fight Intensifies
U S B52s dropped nearly four million pounds of bombs Friday and today on Cambodian border area targets as enemy attempts to overrun border outposts continue. Allied forces report 32 enemy killed and seven Americans dead in separate engagements near Duc Lap and central highlands.
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Tay Ninh
U.S
Duc Lap
Central Highlands
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North Vietnam
Vinh
Marine
Referendum in Greece Drives Tight Security and Transport Delays
Greek police tightened security to deter campaigns against the regime sponsored constitution ahead of Sundays vote. Transportation disruptions kept many voters from reaching districts, as authorities warned punishment for nonvote. Papadopoulos urged a yes as a democratic modern charter backed by a mass drafting effort.
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Athens
Strongman
George Papadopoulos
Tyes
Bill May Restrict Guidelines In Desegregation Debate
Washington AP Senate House conferees approve a bill to curb HEW enforcement of school desegregation guidelines in the South. The measure bars using funds to force busing or school closings or to override parental wishes, amid administration opposition and a pending report.
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Senate
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
Jamie Witten
D-Miss
HEW
Department
U.S. Supreme Court
Earth Tremors Rattle Turkey From Istanbul To Izmir
Strong earthquakes shook Istanbul and western and northern Turkey early today causing minor damage. No casualties were reported as tremors were felt in Istanbul Canakkale Izmir Imroz Edirne Gelibolu and Bartina with two homes collapsing and walls cracking. Kandilli Observatory reported the epicenter about 137 miles southwest of Istanbul near Gelibolu and Canakkale.
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Aegean
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Imroz
Edirne
Bartina
Black Sea
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Gallipoli
Kandilli
Register to Vote Oct 5 Urged for Nov 5 Election
Winchester and Frederick County citizens urged by Ben B. Dutton Jr to register by Oct 5 to vote in the Nov 5 elections. He stresses the impact of the next four years, mentions local issues including a proposed $81 million bond for educational institutions and mental hospitals, alcohol sales in restaurants, and the congressional race. The City Hall registrar hours are listed for Oct 1 and Oct 5 with contact options for special cases.
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MR. Napps
Ben B. Dutton, Jr
Winchester - Frederick County
Chamber
United States
Agaan
Congress
Pleasant Virginia Weather Shines Across State
A high pressure system centered over the Ohio Valley brings Sunshine and light winds to Virginia. The report notes clear skies and pleasant conditions across the region with mild afternoon temperatures.
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Ohio Valley
Virginia
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