Police Break Minuteman Terror Plot
New York police arrested 20 men and seized bombs guns rockets and ammo in pre-dawn raids tied to a Minutemen terror plot. District Attorney Nat Hentel said the plan aimed to attack private camps in New York Connecticut and New Jersey as hunting season opened. The Minutemen led by Robert Depugh allegedly planned to infiltrate the Army 11th Special Forces and sabotage training materials. Investigators linked the group to anti Negro leaflets in Roosevelt and Queens and said several arrests occurred in a Queens diner and Katonah New York.
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Communist Party
Guinea Holds New American Ambassador Under House Arrest
Washington protests as Ambassador Robinson McIlvaine, 53, is kept under house arrest in Guinea after a Ghana incident. State Department denies U S responsibility, while Conakry radios warn of Western blame. 50,000 protesters march in Conakry shouting anti U S slogans as AU outlines a delegation to Accra.
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Sekou Toure
Kame Nkrumah
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Katzenbach
Dean Rusk
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Abdoulaye Babody Barry
Dakar
Senegal
Conakry Radio
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Silver Spring Man's Crashed Airplane Found
The bones of Stanley Bennett, 23, of Silver Spring Maryland and his German Shepherd were located in a wrecked four seat Mooney Mark 21 near Roan Mountain Tennessee. Bennett, a Capitol police officer in Washington DC, departed July 29 from a Washington area airport for Las Vegas with a student pilot license and 35 flight hours. The plane, found by a Johnson City pilot after a long search, was partially burned with a broken wing. heavy foliage hid the site until trees shed. The wreckage sits about 700 feet from Roan Peak on the Tennessee North Carolina border. Bennett had enough fuel to reach St. Louis at takeoff.
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Voters weigh intermediate appeals court and judge disability plan
Maryland voters face a double ballot choice on November 8. Question No. 7 would authorize a legislature created intermediate courts of appeals to relieve the seven judge Court of Appeals with a five judge special criminal appeals court. Question No. 5 would create a five member disability commission to advise on removing or retiring judges, with governor appointments and a two thirds legislative vote.
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California
Millions Welcome Johnson To Seoul
President Johnson was greeted by an estimated two million South Koreans in Seoul, crowds surged over fences and rooftops as he toured on a seven nation eastern rim trip. He urged courtesy amid massed throngs and referenced the Korean War while praising allied support for Viet Nam.
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Park
Hallowe'en Parade Dazzles Frederick City
Frederick's annual Hallowe'en Parade draws a record crowd with 70 units and 19 judging categories. Over $2,000 in prizes from the Frederick Jaycees will be awarded to groups and individuals. the route travels from Seventh Street Fountain to Bentz Street and Armory. Floats line up on East Seventh Street for judging at 7:15 p.m. and costum ed participants gather on West Seventh Street.
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Frederick Jaycees
City Hall
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Seventh Street
Market Street
Patrick Street
Patrick
Bentz Street
Bentz
Armory
East Seventh Street
West Seventh Street
Frederick Amateur Radio Club
Queens
Frederick Automobile Dealers Association
Conservation Awards Presented At Meet
Outstanding conservationists in ten fields were honored Saturday at the second annual Governor's Award Banquet sponsored by the Maryland Wildlife Federation. About 150 attended at Governor Thomas Johnson High School where Gov. J. Millard Tawes noted that intelligence time and energy are the price for conservation. Speakers included Rep. Robert Ellsworth and Rep. Charles Mathias Jr. Ellsworth stressed protecting national beauty amid growth and pollution. Mathias urged renewed pledges each year for effective conservation. The awards were sponsored by Sears Roebuck Foundation, the National Wildlife Federation and the Maryland Wildlife Federation.
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Governor Thomas Johnson High School
J. Millard Tawes
America
Ellsworth
United States
Kansas
Mathias
Sears Roebuck Foundation
National Wildlife Federation
Grand Jury Convenes in Frederick County Session
The Frederick County grand jury convened this morning to consider indictments in several criminal cases. State's Attorney Robert S. Rothenhoefer estimated the session would last five to six hours.
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Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Candidates Expense List Due Tuesday
Frederick County state's attorney Robert Rothenhoefer urged all candidates in the general election to file campaign spending reports on time under the Maryland Corrupt Practices Act of 1965. The first report is due Tuesday, seven days before the ballot. A post election report is due 30 days after. Prior to the Sept 13 primary about 20 candidates from both parties failed to file on time. The county grand jury met in special session to consider alleged violations but made no indictments. they urged law revisions while noting all candidates eventually listed expenses, even if late.
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Robert
Rothenhoefer
Frederick County
Irregular Stock Market With Mixed Early Moves
New York trading opened with uneven moves as IBM slid about 1.5 points while Polaroid Xerox and U S Smelting Test 1 shared declines. Fairchild Camera dropped 24 points to 99 1/2 on an unusually large block of 76,000 shares.
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Xerox
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