Flood Warnings Dampen Frederick Area Football Game
Weather outlook shifts as flood warnings issued for Frederick County. Rain totals reach 3.30 inches for October so far, with highs in the upper 50s and a cooling turn tonight. The Frederick Falcons meet Schuylkill at Governor Thomas Johnson Stadium tonight before Sunday rain, parade plans in Brunswick may be postponed.
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Frederick Countiaes
Unicef
Steadman-Keenan Post No. 96
American Legion
Richard C. Bowers
Thomas W. Simmons
Maryland
J. Glenn Beall
Senate
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Parents Beware Halloween Tricks Warnings Spread
The Associated Press reports moms dads and police warn parents to inspect Halloween treats before children eat them amid fears of poisoned candy razor blades and drugged sweets. Authorities urge keeping candy in original factory wrapping and supervising youngsters during celebrations.
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Associated Press
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Aziz
Allende names 15 member cabinet with Communists
Chile's incoming president Salvador Allende, a Socialist elected with a plurality, unveils a 15 member cabinet including three Communists and five Marxists. Key ministries of labor finance and public works will be led by Communists.
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Chile
Salvador Allende
Sena
Tor
Allende
Eduardo Frei
Frei
Christian Democratic Party
Congress
Daniel Vergara Bustos
Jose Toha
Vergara Bustos
Natiral
Socialist Party
Pedro Vuskovic
Thieu Denounces Communists as Floods Devastate North Vietnam
President Nguyen Van Thieu told a joint session that North Vietnam has no chance to win and rejected a coalition with the Communists. He praised allied gains while floods across northern Saigon region killed civilians and left about 150,000 homeless. Military actions from Da Nang to Pleiku showed limited progress as floods worsened disruptions.
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Neuyen van Thieu
North Vietnam
Threu
South Vietnam
Thieu
National Assembly
Demilitarized Zone
da Nang
Cuang Ngai City
U.S
Highway 1
Chu Lai
Quang Tri City
Watson Declared Insane by Judge
In Los Angeles AP report Charles Tex Watson, linked to the Tate murders, is declared insane and ordered committed to a state mental hospital. Doctors warn of rapid decline, with Watson described as a potential danger to himself as he nears death from malnutrition.
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Los Angeles
Charles
Tex
Watson
Sharon Tate
Marcus Crahan
Superior Court
George Dell
Fire Log Report of local calls and responses
Fire log lists 24 hour calls ending 10 am with addresses and times. Incidents include chimney fire on 9 43 am with Independents and Citizens responding, false alarm at 311 Thomas Avenue 5 14 pm, automobile fire on West South and Center Streets 9 23 pm with Uniteds response, mattress fire at Hotel Frederick 1 15 am, and ambulance calls showing Emergency 3 Routine 0. County none.
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Thomas Avenue
Uniteds
Center Streets
Frederick
Mattress
Nixon Appeals for Vote of Confidence in Senate Race
President Nixon, calling the upcoming election pivotal, urged voters to back candidates who will vote for the President. He spoke to 8,000 Republicans in Anaheim and TV viewers nationwide, addressing violence at earlier rallies and urging support for Sen. George Murphy. Reagan opened the event with praise for Murphy and re-election bids.
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Anaheim
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Ronald L. Ziegler
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Utah
White House
George Murphy
California
John V. Tunney
Murphy
Ronald Reagan
Jess Unruh
New moves planned to halt bombings
Washington AP The Justice Department will send several new recommendations to President Nixon to curb mounting terrorist bombings and attacks on police. Atty Gen John Mitchell said details would not be disclosed and that a single nationwide conspiracy is unlikely. He noted possible anti crime measures but rejected making police slayings a federal crime.
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Justice Department
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John N Mitchell
Mitchell
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ACP
FOP
Legal battle for 3 20 reaches chief judge
A 71 year old Santa Rosa man seeks 3.20 from California Physicians Service for a Medicare refund. The case moved from Small Claims to federal court, then back to Small Claims after Judge Oliver Carter urged the matter be heard locally. Fuller says CPS owes him 3 20 and notes many retirees cannot afford such shortfalls, while CPS referred the matter to authorities.
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San Francisco
Wes Jim
Oliver J. Carter
U.S. District Court
Alfred J. Fuller
Santa Rosa
California Physicians Service
Fuller
Small Claims Court
CPS
Oliver
Small Clains Court
Child Re united With Family After Interstate Mission
State Police rescued six year old Jamie Jones of Northvale New Hampshire after she wandered from her father Bud Jones and sisters en route to Alabama to visit grandmother. Jamie was found at Millers Gulf Station Myersville and reunited with her parents at 430 a.m. The day also brought two noninjury crashes on Route 15 north of White Cottage Inn and Interstate 70 near Myersville. Robert Toms of 124 East Fourth Street was served with a warrant for assault and disorderly conduct after a quarrel at Mabels Lounge. bond set at 250 dollars with trial November 6.
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Northvale
N.H
Alabama
Millers Gulf Station
Myersville
Bud Jones
Anna Mae Jones
James Woodford Jones
Jamie
Gulf Station
Jones
Woodstock
Virginia
Frederick Barracks
John Lindsey Aldrich
West Church Street
Thomas James Mayak
Stoystown
St. Rt. 15
White Cottage Inn
Aldrich
Mayak
U.S. 15
Mayak Auto
Aldridge
Maureen Cecilia Koch
Butler
Robert Eugene Toms
East Fourth Street
Toms
Mabel
South Market Street
Frederick Photo Quiz tests residents on historic sites
The Frederick News announces a photo quiz by Chief Photographer J Rolfe Castleman. Beginning today readers will identify ten locations from century old structures in central Frederick. Final winners receive the Frederick Citizen Who Knows Frederick the Best for 1970.
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J. Rolfe Castleman
Castleman
Frederick City
Frederick By-Pass
East Street
News-Post
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