Chilean Revolt Curbed After Brief Sit In
In Santiago a teapot army revolt over low pay ended in hours after rebel Brig. Gen. Roberto Viaux surrendered to Maj. Gen. Alfredo Mahn. An undeclared midnight truce allowed troops to sleep. violence was limited to a single accidental shooting. Fourteen civilians, mostly students, were injured.
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Santiago
Chile
Roberto Viaux Marambo
Alfredo Mahn
Mahn
Fret
Viaux
Tacha Regiment
Tacna
Frederick Names UN Day Chair For 24th Anniversary
Mayor John A. Derr announces Mrs. Eleanor L. Everhart as Frederick UN Day Chair, launching a community drive to plan Oct 24 observances with involvement from business, schools, and religious groups. Contact 662-3616 for details. coordination with UNA USA and national UN Day efforts is noted.
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Women United
Emily Payne
Frederick Zonta Club
Norman Ford
Frederick
United Nations
John A. Derr
Eleanor L. Everhart
H. J. Romnes
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Derr
Nixon
Romnel
Everhart
Romnes
United Nations Association of the USA
Armed Services Meeting Quotas For Enlistments
Washington AP reports that the Army Marines Navy and Air Force are meeting and surpassing enlistment quotas despite Nixon moves to curb the draft. Army September 20 525 signups 114.7 of goal. October brisk first 12 days 6027 volunteers. Marines September 6100 quota exceeded by 68. October 6200 more than half filled. Navy September 8000 planned 8046 signed. October 7482 goal more than half subscribed. Air Force September 7342 requested but 5 short. October figures unavailable. Draft actions by Melvin Laird include spreading October 29 000 draft calls over three months.
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Washington
Armed Services
Nixon
Army
Marines
Navy
Air Force
Pentagon
Vietnam
Marine Corps
Selective Service
Secretary of Defense
Melvin T. Laird
Pullen Quits Baltimore University Presidency
Thomas G. Pullen Jr. former Maryland schools superintendent retires as president of the University of Baltimore after five years in office. He will be succeeded November 1 by Fr. Melvene Turner, current university provost, with Pullen remaining chairman of the executive committee of the university’s Trieane.
Westminster Jury Locked In Second Ve rd ict In Minors Beer Case
Westminster Md AP A jury failed to reach a verdict in the second trial of defendants tied to mass arrests for selling alcoholic beverages to a minor. Russell Bloom owner of the Green Street Inn and Mildred Bull barmaid faced charges after a sting that cited 16 year old John Trout of Finksburg. A prior jury also deadlocked over another pair in Carroll County’s broader crackdown.
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Westminster, Md
Russell Bloom
Green Street Inn
Mildred Clara Bull
Charles H. Lutz
Manchester Inn
Charles Land
Carroll County
T. Byran McIntire
Nquor
Game
John D. Trout
Finksburg
Las Vegas Ties Douglas Linked To Mobster
A major source of foundation funding headed by Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas came from Meyer Lansky in a 1960 Flamingo Hotel deal. Albert Parvin signed the contract paying Lansky 200000 as a finders fee for introducing Florida investors to the sale.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Meyer Lansky
Albert Parvin
Lansky
Parvin
Parvin Dohrmann Co
Los Angeles
Hotel Flamingo, Inc
Flamingo
Florida
Samuel Cohen
Morris Lansburgh
Daniel Lister
Aobert Parvin
Douglas
Foundation
Aly
New York
Parvin, Parvin,Dohrmann Co
John L. McClellan
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