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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1984

Page

12

Millions Line New York for Olympic Parade

New York greeted 221 Olympic athletes with a ticker tape parade through Broadway’s Canyon of Heroes to City Hall. Mayor Koch praised the crowd while scaffolding near 195 Broadway collapsed, sending dozens to hospital or the sidewalk. Police reported 58 injured taken to hospitals as the event resumed after a 30 minute delay.

New York America Wall Street Edward Koch Financial District Canyon of Heroes City Hall Broadway Koch Big Apple Mary Lou Retton Jeanne Daoust Staten Island Alice MccGillion Iola McGillion Frank Thomas Brooklyn Bart Conner Mark Breland al Parisi Retton John Glenn Iran Battery Park Lower Manhattan Los Angeles Reagan Washington Pennsylvania Avenue Congress Southland Corp United States

Railing collapses injure 101 during tickertape parade

At New York’s tickertape parade for the U S V S M P A, GALELED and MULWLILES, a plywood railing on scaffolding collapsed as about 200 spectators crowded for a view. At least 101 injured, seven admitted, four in serious condition, none of the athletes harmed.

New York U.S MPA Galeled Mulwliles Frank Thomas Brooklyn Broadway Steve Spritzer American Telephone & Telegraph Co H J. Kalkow & Co Smith Alice McGillion Bina Heig Edward Koch Lee Jones Peggy Brennan Stony Point Stan Mitchell Harold Stack Jeanne Daoust Staten Island Maureen Flatley New York Infirmary-Beekman

Friendship Games Loom Across Eastern Europe After Olympics

Eastern bloc nations prepare the Friendship Games in six countries including the Soviet Union Poland and Czechoslovakia with over 8 000 athletes planned for Moscow opening. Women compete in Prague led by Alice Brown and Claudia Losch while nine Olympic sports span track and field sailing and more. Uncertainty remains over participants and schedules amidboycott tensions and limited official lists.

London Europe Los Angeles Kremlin Soviet Union Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary Bulgaria Cuba Prague U.S Alice Brown Claudia Losch Moscow Soviet Bloc Tass Lenin Stadium Austria Brazil Greece Denmark Italy Canada Finland France Sweden Romania

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