Bolivian coup clash as military seizes key sites
Elements of Bolivia's armed forces launched a coup against the 11 week old civilian government. The military faced a swift denouncement from its chief and President Guevara urged citizens to resist. Rebel troops occupied the presidential palace, Foreign Ministry, and international airport with sporadic firing at San Francisco Plaza amid protests.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Walter Guevara
Foreign Ministry
Wrong runway landing blamed in jet crash
A Western Airlines DC-10 crashed at Mexico City airport after landing on a closed runway in fog, hitting a truck and two buildings. Seventy four people were killed, 71 of 88 aboard died, 17 survived, with the pilot among the dead.
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Western Airlines
Ape
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Dennis Feldman
Washington
Los Angeles
Charles Gilbert
Rolling Hills
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Kissinger urges greater U S presence in Middle East
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger urged a greater American presence in the Middle East during remarks to an accountants group in Pittsburgh. He said precision on position and deployment is not possible now and endorsed a stronger U S role to support moderate governments, while denying involvement in Connally’s earlier Middle East speech.
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Henry Kissinger
Middle East
John Connally
U.S
Israel
Mideast
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Connally
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Washington Merry-Go-Round and Other Views Series
A collage of opinion pieces and features from various writers. Includes Jack Anderson on Rep. Daniel Fried, AP’s Tom Steckey on the Colts move possibility, Malik profiling Len Mac Mathes, and concerns about government regulation. Also covers earthquake data, private savings, and Seton Center celebration notices.
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Jack Anderson
Daniel Fried
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Malik
Len Mac Mathes
Tom Steckey
Colts
Baltimore
Martha Angie
Robert Walters
Anthony Harrigan
U.S
Bill Saeif
John Cunnit
Hane
Lawrence Lamb
Guert
Ber
Aronson
Dick Kleiner
Seton Center
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Willelebrete
He Center
Mamie Eisenhower dies peacefully at Walter Reed
Former first lady Mamie Eisenhower died in her sleep at Walter Reed Army Medical Center at 1:35 a.m. EST. She would have turned 83 on November 14. Burial will be beside Ike at the Eisenhower Library in Abilene Kansas. She had suffered a stroke on September 25 and had lived on a Gettysburg farm since 1969.
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America
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Eisenhowers
Doud Dwight
West Point
Abilene
Kan
Mamie Doud
Colorado
Europe
White House
Waste drums pile at Fort Detrick as sites close
Following closures of Hanford and near Reno dumps, Frederick Cancer Research Center and the Army store low level nuclear waste at Fort Detrick in 55 gallon drums under tight security. About 75 barrels remain, enough to last through the summer, while requests for broader moratoriums on radioactive testing widen.
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Detrick
Frederick Cancer Research Center
U.S. Army
Fort Detrick
Washington
Dixy Lee Ray
Hanford
Wash
Nevada
Robert List
Reno
Barnwell
D.C
South Carolina
Dick Riley
Norman M. Covert
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
NRC
Covert
Payne
Massachusetts General Hospital
FCC begins wide search for president at Frederick Community College
The Frederick Community College Board of Trustees voted to launch a national search for a new president. Acting President Jack B. Kussmaul may be considered but plans emphasize an open process with a panel from trustees students administration and faculty.
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FCC
Jack B. Kussmaul
Lewis O. Turner
I. Gr. Turner
Kussmaul
Turner
Carl Mitlchner
College
Lewis W. Stephens
Chris T. Matthews
Holmes Baker
Francis E. Reinberger
Fern Nelson
Marnard M. Hurd
Hurd Tod
News-Post
Vandalism mars Halloween in Frederick City
Police report about half a dozen vandalism incidents during Halloween in Frederick City with damaged windows tossed items and littered papers. A truck windshield was broken by a thrown object on East Patrick Street and no injuries or arrests were reported. Fire and police responded to several scenes as wrapped papers and debris were found in various locations.
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Max Richard Aston
Frederick City
Fregerich City
Mary State Police
Ols Ashton
the & Helluscen Ettret
East Patrick Street
Tranother Roperk
Lingenor
Reed
Weather report fragment with unclear forecast
Partly cloudy day with uncertain night conditions. The text is heavily garbled, obscuring locations and specific timing. Readable items mention cloudy skies and cool overnight expectations but lack verifiable details.
Chessie to Remove Tracks on East South Street
Frederick plans to remove railroad tracks on East South Street after Chessie System informs city. Public Works Director Strine says paving from Market to Wisner Street will follow, with one inch of asphalt over pavement. Farmers Co-operative Association faces terminal rail service on Oct 31, needing transport alternatives. City earmarks about 16700 dollars for paving and coordination with track removal.
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Chessie
Frederick
East South Street
Public Works
Robert L. Strine
Market
Wisner Street
Strine
Farmers Co-operative Association Inc
Chessie System
Farmers Co-operative Association
City Public Works
Frederick County leads nation in blood program awards
Frederick County's Red Cross Blood Program retained its No 1 national ranking for donors and saw increased collections as part of the Baltimore Regional Red Cross Service. At the fourth annual Blood Service Award Dinner at Urbana Volunteer Fire Company, 129 organizations earned 104 percent awards while Dr. Roger M. Miller praised the unit as the most profitable in the nation.
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Frederick County
Red Cross Blood
Baltimore
Red Cross Service
Urbana Volunteer Fire Company
Roger M. Miller
Red Cross Center
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