Halloween parade plan approved by city police
Local 629 United Auto Workers of the Raymond Division plant may stage a Halloween parade from the plant parking lot to City Park with police escort along North Center Street from Main to Washington. The event starts at 6 30 p m Thursday led by the high school band.
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United Auto Workers
Raymond Division
Charles Hiles
Hiles
North Center Street
Main Street
Washington Street
Only Few True Hawaiians Left
AP reports that Captain Cook's 1778 Hawaii had about 300,000 natives, but by 1967 only around 1,000 remained pure Hawaiians. State statistician Robert C. Schmitt notes that by year end 1967 roughly 130,000 residents had some Hawaiian blood, against a territorial population of 726,600.
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Honolulu
Cook
Hawaii
Robert C. Schmitt
Journal of the Polynesian Society
Schweiker Backs Nuclear Ban And Europe Troop Cuts
Rep. Richard Schweiker, GOP Senate hopeful, urged ratification of the nuclear ban treaty and outlined U S Soviet arms talks. He called for stopping production of strategic and tactical weapons, curbing conventional arms, and delaying ABM deployment. He also favored major U S troop reductions in Europe awaiting NATO decisions and signs from Moscow on Czechoslovakia policy.
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Harrisburg
Richard 5. Schweiker
GOP
US Senate
Schweiker
Joseph 8. Clark
Sittaes
Eurrope
Schweiler
Europe
Naso
Czechoslovakia
Humphrey presses for Pennsylvania votes and Agnew warning
Humphrey warned against entrusting the presidency to Agnew citing past terminations, while campaigning in Pennsylvania for its 29 electoral votes. He urged a government job creation plan with federal funding to expand opportunities for unemployed, calling for emergency legislation and public sector programs.
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Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Humphrey
Trick or Treat for UNICEF coin containers assembled
Helping Hands Salvation Army volunteers organized coin containers for the UNICEF drive to be collected Thursday evening. Children will distribute at party centers including Concord School Wright School St Thomas Church Salvation Army Emmanuel Episcopal and Evangelical United Methodist Church at 5 30 p m and return by 8 p m after the Civil Defense alarm signal.
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Salvation Army
Tathy Petty
Jody McSauley
Civil Defense
Concord School
Wright School
St. Thomas’ School
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Evangelical United Methodist Church
Sole Surviving Sow Issue Goes To Court
The Supreme Court agreed to review Jack Frederick McKart's case over the sole surviving son draft exemption. McKart lost his 4-A status after his mother died, then refused induction as a conscientious objector and was sentenced to three years. The Sixth Circuit said he waived the issue. the Court will decide if the exemption can persist after all immediate family members die.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Jack Frederick McKart
Chicago
Hamilton
Ohio
McKart
Court of Appeals For the
6Th Circuit
Parking Mishap Over Motor Cycle Leads to Fire
In Columbus Ohio Allen Anderson parked a $700 motorcycle in his living room after failing to find a spot. Gasoline leaked onto carpet triggering a 3500 fire. Anderson cited for careless fire as he sought to dodge a parking ticket.
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Columbus, Ohio
Allen Anderson
Anderson
Raoul Plans to Aid Ray in Escape to Birmingham and Flight Abroad
The note outlines Raoul’s plan to have Ray relocate to Birmingham and live under a false identity. Raoul would cover Ray’s living costs by general-delivery mail, buy him a suitable car, and after weeks or months, provide $14,000, a passport, other identification, and help him travel anywhere in the world.
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Ray
Birmingham
Raoul
Nixon Leads in Michigan as Pittsburgh Protests Erupt
The Detroit News poll shows Nixon ahead by one point in Michigan while he faces disruptive heckling in Pittsburgh. Supporters drowned out opponents as Nixon urged unity and mocked protesters. Also Judge W Preston Battle ordered a media ban on witnesses from following the trial in newspapers or broadcasts.
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Detroit News
Nixon
Michigan
Pittsburgh
California
Labor
W. Preston Battle
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