Batman and Robin Among Silent Crowd in Halloween Parade
The event featured many costumed characters including Wileines and Glebrish, with a macabre groom’s ritual drawing a tense crowd. Police and National Guard involvement appeared, as scouts guided attendees and vendors offered treats amid the eerie display and staged performances.
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Batman
Robin
Dave
Frederick
Orm Boy Wonder
Wileines
Fitgsts
Mane Slevs
Gesdrit
Dayeres
Pini Specialors
Uae
Brik Larsen
Studlefly
Brescia
Halloween Parade Showcases Paternal Duty and Pets
A Halloween parade on Market Street charms spectators as families and a neatly dressed white poodle in an orange sweater receives photo attention. The scene captures a festive two hour spectacle with winners listed, including an Adult Marching unit named Bull.
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Market Street
Halloween Tragedies Darken Maryland Halloween Night
A trick or treating girl, Christine Annie Dwyer, died after being struck by a car in Mardela Springs, Maryland, as state police report on Halloween tragedies. In Georgia a one year old boy, Robert James Tucker, was shot while returning home with siblings, with two teens in custody. Police noted a violent Halloween night with rocks and eggs hurled at cars and homes across the area.
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Mardela Springs, Ltd
Cape
Maryland
Dwyer
Joseph R. Dwyer
Mardela Springs
Christine Annie
Peninsula General Hospital
Palice
Mary
Wicomico County
Atlanta
Gal (Ap
Robert James Tucker
William Thomas
UNICEF Drive Raises About 1128 For Children Aid
UNICEF drive in the county collected 1128 from about 1200 children and 41 groups. Local campaigns saw city participation lower than last year as church and scout groups contributed but county groups led in totals. Organizers cited needs due to wars and world hunger, with funds aiding needy children worldwide. The Junior Woman's Club sponsored the annual drive.
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Cinome
Inter Nations International Children’s Emergency
Cieing
Lola
Raymond Lanhawer
Ubeche County
Cus
Enanty
Sandower
Chereh
Unicef
UNECE
Ais. Sandower
Viet Nam
Riot Follows Halloween Vandalism in Clearwater
A Halloween vandalism incident in Clearwater escalated into a riot as hundreds of African American youths threw bottles and rocks, damaged windows, set tires alight, and jeered police. Officials say order was restored after officers patrolled the area into the night. one officer was injured.
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Clearwater
Fla
Willard Booth
Pak
Tooth
Officials Probe Land Clearing Claim Intrudes on State Road Work
State Department of Forests and Parks officials will investigate a contention by Graceham men that the state began clearing land for a road near Caloe an Hettes Road by Cuaninenam Falls State Park. Merriweather, head of land acquisition, said officials hope to resolve the matter today as logs reportedly moved to Wineholger. The claim centers on 68 acres near Catactis Fellow Road, Plantun, with neighbors alleging trees were felled without proper authorization.
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State Department of Forest and Parks
Gracehant
Caloe An Hettes
Cuaninenam Bails State Park
Merriowesaier
Department of Forests and Picks
Charles Kenneth and
Smith
Graceham
Catactis Fellow
Hoe Plantun
Merriweather Osaid
Fem
UA Drive Extended Two Weeks
The Frederick County United Appeal drive is extended two weeks. Francis W. Bush Sr. announced after the fourth report meeting noting the campaign total of 127,977 toward a 169,266 goal. Several areas trail quotas. some industries exceeded theirs becoming quota busters such as Supreme Concrete AJ Grave Lime Ideal Farms Clorox American Optical Aerojet General and the Admin.
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Frederick County
hWoeo
Supreme Concrete
AJ. J. Grave Lime Company
Ideal Farms
Clorox Compiany
American Optical
Aerojet General
Admin
Grand Jury Returns Indictments in Special Session
A circuit grand jury returned multiple indictments after a four special session. Kenneth Eugene Frederick faces burglary, robbery and assault charges. William E. Menken of Clear Springs is indicted for escape and attempted escape. Other indictments include forgers and utterers. The record notes a jail break earlier this month and a related case before the circuit court.
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Circuit Core
Kenneth Eugene Frederick
Wus
William E. Menkenvie
Clear Springs
Oman
Harding
Meivensie
Sniper kills girl in Chicago while mother shields child
A sniper shot a three month old boy and a girl named Theresa Cole in their South Side home as their mother pulled them to bed. The 3 month old Gerald Cole was wounded in the foot. Police hunted a shooter firing into a group of youths with a 20 caliber carbine. the suspect fled on foot after about a dozen rounds.
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Chicago
Mondas
South Side
Wes ‘Theresa Cake
Nathane Cole
Gerald
Oan Fort
Russian Ordered Out FBI Arrests Airman On Spy Charge
FBI arrested Staff Sgt. Herbert William Boeckenhaupt at March Air Force Base on a conspiracy to commit espionage charge involving a Soviet diplomat. He pleaded not guilty and was jailed on 50 000 dollars bail. A Soviet commercial counselor was ordered to leave the United States after the arrest. Boeckenhaupt, a former Pentagon employee, allegedly met Malinin in Arlington and in a bowling alley lot last April, with a slide marking drop areas cited by the FBI. His wife resides near March Air Force Base as investigators searched his apartment.
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Los Angeles
API
U.S
FBI
Herbert William Beeckenhaupt
March Air Force Base
Riverside
Calif
United States
Boeckenhaupt
Superior
Wis
State Department
Aleksey A. Malinin
Washington
Pentagon
Malinin
Air Force
March
Arlington
Mareh Air Force Base
Viet Cong Bombard Saigon During National Day Parade
Saigon faced an artillery barrage by Viet Cong targeting central sites including the cathedral school JFK Square and the central market. At least one American and six Vietnamese were killed with about 35 wounded as the parade marked three years since Diem's overthrow.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Navy
U.S
Cathe
Ngo Dinh Diem
Stock Market Edges Up Amid Mixed Early Trading
York AP reports a small rise in early trading with the stock market showing tentative gains after glamorous stocks fell sharply on Monday and then rebounded, lifting some names by about four points in a lively session.
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York 1 AP
Union strikes Westinghouse plants in Pittsburgh
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers AFL-CIO launched a strike at Westinghouse Electric Corp. idling thousands of workers as negotiations collapsed after the old contract expired at midnight Monday. The IBEW represents about 14,000 Westinghouse employees, making it the nation’s second largest electrical products maker behind General Electric.
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Pittsburgh
API
Westinghouse Electric Corp
International Brotherhood of Electrical Work- Afl-Cio
IBEW
Westinghouse
Lars Electrical Products
Elec
Comsat Plans New Center In Montgomery County
Comsat announces a planned seven to ten million dollar research center in northern Montgomery County to advance satellite communications and housing engineering proposals. The site would sit two miles north of Germantown in a corridor with AEC and NBS offices, aiming to start construction in 1987. Initially about 2500 staff, half scientists and engineers, would be employed.
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Comsat
Montgomery County
Communications Satellite Corporation of
Washington, D.C
Maryland
Germantown
Atomic Energy Commission
Qt Fair
fchild-Haller
National Bureau of Standards
Comsat Information
Corporation
Iang
Washington
President Johnson Visits Korea Reserve Camp Stanley Tribute
President Johnson toured South Korea visiting Camp Stanley and the 26th Korean Infantry Division. He awarded Silver Star medals to three South Korean heroes, met with President Park and urged troops guarding the North Korea border to stay steadfast for freedom.
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Camp Stanley
Korea
Johnson
North Korea
North
South Korea
United States
Chung Hee Park
Viet Nam
Park
U. S
U.S. Camp Stanley
U.S
Lee In-ho
U.S. Army
N. Air Force
John
Camp Mess Hall
Jury Hears $232,500 Damage Suit
A North Carolina man faces two damage claims totaling 232,500 filed against W Wyatt age 36 of Sparta. The suits arise from an auto crash May first on U S 40 west of Ridgeville that killed D Ray Hamilton 21 and James Fl Wood Hamilton Jr 14 and Vaughn W Wyatt Sr father of the defendant. Plaintiffs include Mrs Mary V Hamilton Mars L White administrator and James Elwood Hamilton jr Joyce M Hamilton parents of the 14 year old. Attorney Edwin F Nikirk presented the opening statement.
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Gan
North Carolina
W. Wyatt
Sparta
Mt. Airy
U.S. 40
Ridgeville
D Ray Hamilton
James Flwood Hamilton Jr
Vaughn W. Wyatt Sr
Mary V. Hamilton
Donald Hamilton
Mars L. White
Hamilton
James Elwood Hamilton
Joyce M. Hamilton
Edwin F. Nikirk
Hamiltons
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