Vandals Strike As Halloween Draws Nearer
Local city police report a spree of pranks and vandalism on Halloween eve with broken windows, bent stop signs, and snow fence fires. Youths aged 17 and 18 allegedly took candy from young girls as crowds prepare for the Frederick Halloween parade with heightened patrols.
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Local youths raise over $1000 for UNICEF fund
More than $1,000 was collected by local youngsters for UNICEF. Last night $1,002 had been turned in with more expected as trick or treaters contributed across churches youth groups scouts Hi Y and Tri Hi Y. The Frederick YMCA supported the effort led by Mrs. Charles T. Ford of the Junior Woman's Club.
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Fined $50 For Purse Snatching
James Edward Myers 18 of Mt Airy was fined $50 in Mag istrate s Court after a petty larceny conviction. He took a woman s purse at the East All Saints street bus terminal and hid about $17 from a wallet in his shoe. The purse and wallet were recovered near the terminal. Det Lt Ellis G Carty and Sgt Paul W Mossburg assisted.
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William E- Shepley
Cooler Air and Showers Move In Tomorrow
Frederick enjoys unseasonably warm weather with highs reaching 74 Tuesday. Scattered showers are forecast for today with gradual clearing this evening. Tomorrow is expected to be sunny and mild near 60 degrees with overnight lows in the lower 40s.
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Weather Bureau
Frederick Halloween Parade to Feature Local Officials
More than 65 entries prepare for Freder ick City Annual Halloween Parade tonight with an 8 p.m. start from the fountain on Seventh Street. Grand Parade Marshal Don Shinnick of the Baltimore Colts leads a procession that includes Mayor E Paul Magaha and other city officials, Olympians Debbie Thompson and Jack Griffin, and notable dignitaries. The parade splits into two divisions forming on West Tenth Street, with bands, a color guard, floats, and military units listed among participants.
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Frederick
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U.S
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Frederick County
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Charles E. Collins
Joseph B. Payne
E. Earl Remsberg
Maryland
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Fort Detrick
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Martinsburg
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Mock votes show Mathias leads in Frederick County polls
Frederick County students favor the Democratic ticket in mock elections with Mathias winning in key races. In the Sixth District Hanson loses to Mathias by about two to one at several high schools, while Johnson Humphrey lead Goldwater Miller in presidential mock voting.
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David Scull
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Hanson
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Johnson-Humphrey
Politicians Move Into High Gear for Election Push
Local campaigns intensify as Democrats Republicans and independents race to final days before election. Rep Charles Mathias Jr with wife tours county and Hood College group. Democrats host rally on All Saints Street and open HQ on North Market for coffee and gingerbread cookies after Halloween Parade.
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Indonesians Raid Malaysian Coast in Malay Peninsula Clash
About 60 Indonesian guerrillas landed in two groups on Malaysia's southwest coast near Malacca Muar. By nightfall roughly half were captured or pinned down by Australian New Zealand and Malaysian troops with 25 prisoners reported. Prime Minister Abdul Rahman promised continued action and security forces held the area.
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Potomac Edison Plans Planned Neighborhood West of Frederick
Potomac Edison outlines a 40 year plan to create a planned neighborhood of private homes town houses garden apartments and commercial development west of Frederick from the Frederick Freeway to the Outer Beltway near U S 40 West and Alternate U S 40 The project aims to curb suburban sprawl and use land efficiently while including recreation and community spaces The plan was published in Electric Light and Power noting the initial cost below 12000 and that ongoing updates will occur every five years with revised projections to guide future transmission lines facilities and development locations Across the company service area management will assess growth patterns to maximize long term returns and guide future office and service centers placement
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Electric Light and Power
Bombings Blamed on the U S by Hanoi
Radio Hanoi quoted North Vietnamese Foreign Ministry officials alleging three U S jets and five U S aircraft bombed Cha Lo frontier post in Quang Binh Province near the Viet Nam Laos border. Washington defense officials said no such attacks were reported.
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Civil War Memento Displayed at Francis Scott Key Hotel
A 102 year old Civil War admission card to United States Army General Hospitals is shown at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Issued to Mrs. B. F. Brown in 1862 and signed by Dr. John J. Milhau, the permit allowed visits to hospitals on grounds now Maryland School for the Deaf.
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LBJ Seeks Peace as Kosygin Responds Hearteningly
President Johnson reports a heartening pledge from Soviet Premier Kosygin to seek peace with the West and maintain current policies. He cites talks in Salt Lake City with Mormon leader David O. McKay and upcoming appearances in Wichita, Kansas, Philadelphia, and beyond as he pushes for change and a lasting peace amid Cold War tensions.
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Khrushchev Ousted Over Dictatorial Rule Says LEspresso
Italian weekly L’Espresso reports a Soviet Communist party source says Nikita Khrushchev was removed for dictatorship and poor leadership. Mikhail Suslov allegedly authored the denunciation at the Presidium meeting on October 14. The Kremlin has not publicly released the report.
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