Voskhod becomes first multi crew space ship in orbit
The Soviet Union launched a three man Voskhod with Col Vladimir Komarov Konstantine Feoktistov and Dr Boris Yegorov into orbit at 10 30 a m local time It notes the craft is the first space vehicle to carry more than one person and circles Earth every 90 minutes The mission aims to test the multi seat guided spaceship conduct group operations and perform medico biological research while assessing long flight effects on cosmonauts Further details on duration were not provided
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Vladimir Komarov
Konstantine Feoktistov
Boris Yegorov
Voskhod
Valerian Bykovsky
Valentina Tereshkova
Bykovsky
Tereshkova
United States
Komarov
Feoktistov
Frederick Eyes Plan To Merge Voter Rolls
Officials seek a charter amendment to combine city and county registration lists. The measure, supported by the Mayor and Aldermen, would remove infrequent voters after five years and aim to save time and money by reducing inflated city rolls.
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Frederick
Board of Aldermen
County Health Department
City Board of Election Supervisors
Glenn T Swisher
Richard R Burgee
E Paul Magaha
Swisher
Two Women Seriously Hurt In U S 40 Crash
Miss Homa Hamed of Lutherville and Miss Shahin Ettehadidh of Baltimore were seriously injured when their 1964 foreign car left U S 40 west of New Market, tumbled 25 feet down an embankment. Both were admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital with multiple fractures and abrasions. No charges were filed. Mt. Airy ambulance transported them.
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Homa Hamed
Lutherville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Shahin Ettehadidh
Baltimore
Miss Hamed
U. S. 40
New Market
P. Richard Sanders
Mt. Airy
U S Wins First Olympic Gold in Tokyo 100 Meter Free
Blond Don Schollander led the United States to its first gold in Tokyo by winning the men's 100 meter freestyle in a Games record time of 53.4 seconds. The U S also collected three silvers and one bronze on day two as Russia’s Galina Prozumenachikova earned a second gold for her country.
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Tokyo
Don Schollander
United States
Russia
Galina Prozumenachikova
Five Town Meetings Set Tonight
Frederick County communities plan five town meetings tonight led by Thurmont where a $253,000 water survey by a Baltimore firm faces review and a new consultant may be hired to evaluate a proposed water system using Red Run Creek. Other topics include a bicycle ordinance, apartment rate analyses, a general water-rate study, an updated insurance plan, and an inventory draft of town holdings. Burkittsville awaits a speeding talk with State Police Lt Darsey and a possible recodification session. Middletown will discuss only routine business. Walkersville and Woodsboro also meet tonight.
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Thurmont
Frederick County
Donald L Lewis
Baltimore
Hunting Creek
Red Run Creek
Frederick
Burkittsville
Samuel R Darsey
Floyd E. Stine
Middletown
Walkersville
Woods Oro
GM Men Return To Jobs In Baltimore Strike End
GM auto parts workers in Baltimore UAW Local 678 returned to work after local issues at the GM parts warehouse were settled. 175 members had been on strike since September 25 during a national GM dispute. Meanwhile 2,600 workers at Chevrolet and Fisher Body plants remained on strike over local differences.
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Baltimore
General Motors Auto Parts
United Auto Workers Local
Chevrolet
Fisher Body
Myersville Seeks Water Permit From Little Catoctin Creek
Myersville seeks a public hearing on a water permit to draw from Little Catoctin Creek. The town aims for 40 000 to 140 000 gallons daily with an average of 70 000, and bids total 134 232.56 for the project were opened in September. mayor and council members may attend the hearing in Annapolis and award bids at the following meeting if approved.
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Myersville
Little Catoctin Creek
Department of Water Resources
Annapolis
Gilbert Stroup
Stroup
J B Ferguson Company
Hagerstown
Johnson Attacks Goldwater in Western Campaign Swing
President Johnson denounces Goldwater as running against the office of president in Reno as he prepares a 20 hour day of campaigning across Nevada Montana Wyoming Colorado and Idaho. Johnson contrasts Western heritage with gun boisterous rhetoric and plastic credit cards.
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Reno
West
Johnson
Nevada
Fort Ord imposes four week halt to recruit training
In Fort Ord California the Army shuts down basic recruit training for December to curb spinal meningitis spread. Lt Gen Leonard Heston followed a set of defense department recommendations after talks with Gov. Edmund Brown and Sen. Salinger. The base suspends new trainee assignments, ends regular two week leaves, allows only parental visits, and will resume with advanced training later. At least 84 people connected to the camp were infected and 13 died this month.
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FT. Ord
Calif
Army
Defense Department
Washington
Leonard Heston
Heaton
Edmund G. Brown
Pierre Salinger
Los Angeles
Department
Brown
Salinger
Poll Shows Goldwater Gains Support in NY Survey
New York AP report notes a Louis Harris poll showing Barry Goldwater up 2 percent since mid September. The poll indicates 58 percent favor Johnson, 31 percent support Goldwater, and 8 percent undecided. It cites Sunday night results.
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New York
Lous Harris
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
Tydings Proposes Draft Exemption for Peace Corps VISTA Service
Senatorial candidate Joseph D Tydings urged exempting two year Peace Corps and VISTA volunteers from the draft. He said the draft issue is under Johnson administration study with a Pentagon report due next April and that the idea should be considered as VISTA begins.
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Baltimore
Joseph D Tydings
Peace Corps
VISTA
Mrs Haines Resigns Voter Group in Frederick County
The League of Women Voters of Frederick County announces the resignation of Miss Bertram Haines Butterly Lane as president with regret. Mrs Benjamin Warshowsky is unanimously elected to fill the unexplained term and has served the league for six years directing redistricting efforts.
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Bertram Haines Butterfly Lane
League of Women Voters
Frederick County
League
Haines
Benjamin Warshowsky
RFD 3
Frederick
Warshowsky
Barry Goldwater Frames Constitution as Key Campaign Issue
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater presses a back-to-the- Constitution theme as the central issue in the campaign. He accuses President Johnson of appeasing Communists and questions nuclear weapons reliability while promoting Social Security and tax cut plans amid broad cross-country attacks.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Johnson
Goldwater
Court Firm On District Decisions
The Supreme Court refused to rehear its June decisions on legislative apportionment in Alabama Florida and Illinois and upheld lower court plans amid broader rulings affecting state districts nationwide. The same day it agreed to review limits on travel to Cuba asserted by Zemel in a separate case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Alabama
Florida
Ie Ilinois Senate
Earl Warren
Maryland
Virgina
New York
Delaware
Colorado
Montgomery
Warren
Warren’s Opinion Affirmed the Action of the Special Court
Secretary of State
Cuba
U.S. District Court
New Haven
Conn
Louis Zemel
Zemel
United States
Episcopal Church Opens Christian Unity Session
The Episcopal Church begins policy making sessions in St Louis urging action for Christian unity. Bishop Arthur Lichtenberger calls for translating faith into deeds on social justice while noting dissent on unity and policy. Observers include three Roman Catholic priests and Eastern Orthodox churchmen as ecumenical talks start.
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St, Louis
Episcopal Church
Arthur Lichtenberger
Jeuis
Episcopal
Warious
Anglican Communion
Lichtenberger
City Planning Meeting Cancelled
Frederick City Planning Commission meeting scheduled for this evening is cancelled due to Columbus Day holiday. The next meeting is set for November 9 at City Hall at 7 a.m. Newspap er Week observance continues with focus on telling the newspaper story.
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Frederick
Newspaper Week
New York
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