Spy Arrest Fourth In 3 Months Goes To Riverside Case
Los Angeles AP reports Staff Sgt. Herbert Boeckenhaupt a German born U S airman was arrested at March Air Force Base Riverside and charged with conspiring to deliver information relating to national defense to Soviet diplomat Aleksey Malinin. He pleaded not guilty and faced 10000 bail. The FBI tied meetings in June 1965 and April 1966 to Malinin while Boeckenhaupt served at the Pentagon.
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Los Angeles
U.S
FBI
Herbert William Boeckenhaupt
March Air Force Base
Riverside
Calif
United States
Boeckenhaupt
Superior
Wis
State Department
Aleksey A. Malinin
Washington
Pentagon
Malinin
Air Force
Trick Or Treater Shot To Death In Atlanta Halloween Night
Police said a 10-year-old boy was killed and another 10-year-old was with him when they were walking home with trick or treat sacks. Two teenagers were in custody as the city faced one of its most violent Halloween nights with bricks rocks and eggs hurled at cars and houses.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lar
Robert James Tucker
Willam Thomas
Sniper Firing Kills Girl Four and Wounds Brother
In Chicago a four year old girl Theresa Cole was killed and her three month old brother Gerald shot in the foot when a sniper fired into their South Side home as their mother laid them down to sleep. Police seek a shooter believed to target youths, who fired about a dozen rounds then fled on foot. Also, Dr L Henry Garland radiologist and cancer diagnosis expert died at 63 in San Francisco.
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Chicago
South Side
Theresa Cole
Nathaniel Cole
Gerald
San Francisco
L. Henry Garland
Boy 11 Hit By Car While Trick or Treating
An 11 year old boy was struck by a car on West Smith street near Marion while trick or treating for UNICEF. He was hurled about 20 feet into a field and taken to Corry Memorial Hospital in fair condition with scalp and body injuries. Driver Robert Devereaux, 34, reported he saw a child dash across. skid marks showed the impact. The Davids boy is the son of Mr and Mrs Lionel Tripp.
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Charles Mack
Corry
Bruce Davids
Smith Street
Marion Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Buddy
Teigh
Journal
Johnston
Unicef
West Frederick Street
West Smith Street
Marion
Robert Devereaux
Rds. Corry
Devereaux
West Smith
Davids
Lionel Tripp
Cong Attack on Saigon Fails to Stop National Day Parade
Viet Cong shelled central Saigon during a National Day celebration, killing 13 people including 12 Vietnamese and a U.S. naval officer, and wounding 37 others. Shelling struck key sites like the Roman Catholic Cathedral and Kennedy Square but did not disrupt the two hour long parade of South Vietnamese forces and allied units.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Gon
Kennedy Square
Grall Ieee
Ita
Iind
Ney Dinh Diem
Six Nations
An Khanh Ka
Sheppard Jury Tours Murder Scene In 1954 Case
Samuel H. Sheppard and a Cleveland Criminal Court jury visited the lakefront home where his first wife Marilyn Sheppard was murdered in 1954. The group traveled by bus to Bay Village and then returned to hear opening arguments in his second degree murder trial.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Bay Village
Lake Erie
U.S. Supreme Court
Sheppards
John R.hull
Marilyn Sheppard
Father Seeks Son In Historic Custody Case At Supreme Court
Iowa grandparents Dwight and Margaret Bannister tell the Supreme Court that natural parental rights should not trump a child welfare. Eight year old Mark Painter, in state care with the Bannisters after his mother and sister died in 1962, faces a bid by his father Harold Painter to regain custody. The Iowa Supreme Court ruled the father's life and plans unstable but did not deem him morally unfit. The Supreme Court may hear the appeal this term as the Bannisters seek to keep Mark in a stable home.
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Washington
Mark Painter
Supreme Court
Mark
Iowa Supreme Court
Dwight
Margaret Bannister
Ames
Iowa
Harold W. Painter
Brookdale
Calif
Painter
Bannisters
Bannister
U.S. Supreme Court
Westinghouse strike hits 14,000 IBEW workers nation wide
Pittsburgh AP report says 14,000 IBEW members walked out at Westinghouse plants across the country after failed bargaining. About 200 IBEW workers left the Youngwood Pennsylvania plant at midnight and picketed gates, while 600 members of the American Flint Glass Workers union struck the Bath New York plant. Federal mediators met with both sides for several hours as talks stalled with no new negotiations scheduled.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Afl-Cio International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
IBEW
Youngwood
Independent American Flint Glass Workers Union
Bath
N.Y
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical
Corry Renewal Project Seeks State Help
The Erie County Development Authority applied for 72,812 in state funds for Corry urban renewal, the first such request in the county. It follows a 122,500 federal request for survey and planning for the Fourth Ward renewal, with Union City also pursuing federal aid.
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Erie County Development
Corry
Federal Housing and Urban Development Agency
HUD
Chlef
Christopher Capotis
Union City
Joseph W. Barr Jr
Department of Community Affairs
Car Kills Dog Hurts Woman on Grace Street
Police investigate a Grace street incident where a blue and gray car struck a woman and her dog around 4 15 p m yesterday. The dog died, the woman suffered a knee sprain, and the driver fled after the collision. Police seek witnesses to establish facts.
Three Vehicle Erie Crash Injures Corry Ambulance Crew
Two Corry Ambulance Service drivers were hurt when their northbound ambulance collided with a side street car at a changing traffic signal in Erie yesterday afternoon. The ambulance struck Richard Buseck’s car, tipping it onto its side and into Edward Osiecki’s vehicle. Injured were Clifford Holcomb and Lawrence Lobdell, treated and released. the patient Mrs. Floyd Dougherty was admitted to Hamot Hospital. all others escaped serious harm. Holcomb and Lobdell were hospitalized for scalp, chest injuries and abrasions, with x rays planned for Holcomb. No charges filed yet.
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Corry
Erie
Hamot Hospital
Journal
Clifford Holcomb
East Smith Street
Lawrence Lobdell
Burton Avenue
Floyd’ Dougherty
R. D
Holcomb
Lobdell
Dougherty
Hamet
Erie Ambulance Service
Corry Memorial Hospital
Ehe
Hamet Hospital
Richard Buseck
Buseck
Edward Osiecki
Osiecki
Bail Set for 9 Minutemen Plotters in Across-Nine Camps
Nine men linked to the Minutemen were ordered held on 81 000 bail each after pre dawn raids uncovered weapons and ammunition. Prosecutor Cerny described the conspiracy to destroy three private camps Unity in Wingdale New York Camp Midvale Ringwood New Jersey and a pacifist camp near Voluntown Connecticut. Hearings scheduled for November 22 with Queens DA Nat Hentel seeking a full term and defense calling it election gimmick.
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New York
Ueens Criminal Court
Minutemen
Howard Cerny
F. Coutts Bouse
Cerny
Queens
Nat H. Hentel
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Bernard Dubin
Hentel
Unity
Wingdale
N Y
Midvale
Ringwood
N.J
Voluntown
Conn
Hanged Porky and mess from Halloween cleanup
Four city departments cleaned streets after Halloween night as tires pumpkins and beer cans scattered across hills at Spring and South Center. Workers recovered twenty to thirty tires about 200 pumpkins and a hundred beer cans from various sources. The night also left a dead baby porcupine at The Journal office door as someone hanged a Porky figure with clothesline.
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Spring
South Center Street
New York State
Journal Office
Johnson in Korea Praises GIs and Guards
President Lyndon B. Johnson visited Camp Stanley Korea to commend American and Korean troops facing border tensions with North Korea. He spoke in a plain tone about defending freedom and urged troops to stay strong amid antiwar protests at home.
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Camp Stanley
Korea
Johnson
North Korea
North
South Korea
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Grace Street
Blanche Shriver
West Park Place
Mott Street
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Porky
LBJ
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