Plan to Blow Up Camps Alleged by Minutemen Arrests
New York police say 290 Minutemen were arrested in predawn raids across Queens Westchester County Long Island and Syracuse seizing mortars bazookas machine guns and a million rounds amid allegations of a plot to destroy three private camps in New York New Jersey and Connecticut Authorities charged the group with arson conspiracy and anti weapons law violations while noting infiltrations into the Army Reserve and distribution of racist material associated with the organization Robert B De Pugh founded the Minutemen and was in Los Angeles when told of the raids
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Ray Kohn
New York
Minutemen
New York State
New Jersey
Connecticut
Queens
Westchester County
Long Island
Syracuse
Queens Dist
Nat H. Hentel
Hentel
Katonah
Army Reserve
11Th Special Forces
Green Berets
Miller Field
Staten Island
Robert B. de Pugh
Narbonne
The
Patriotic Party
Los Angeles
Halloween Fun Festival Parade Opens Evening at Fair Grounds
Fifteen free booths and fifteen pay booths greet attendees at the Halloween Fun Festival at the fair grounds. The 5 15 p m parade features costumed ghosts witches and goblins with 27 children winning prizes. Judging covers Most Unusual Weirdest and Most Comical across Pre School Elementary and Secondary. prizes include first through third. Student and PTA booths join the event which adds a Grand Prize for best costume and runs until 9 p.m.
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Clude
PTA
Breakfast Set for Two UF Divisions
A "Blast-off Breakfast" for the advance and professional divisions of the Chaves County United Fund is planned Tuesday at 7 30 a.m. at the Roswell Inn. Rex Brown says goals are 17000 for advance and 8900 for professional divisions as 48 workers prepare to support eight advance teams and ten professional division teams. James A. Clark notes about 42000 has been raised by the patterns division and the United Fund aims to 159270 by November 19 as remaining divisions hold similar events.
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Chaves County United Fund
Roswell Inn
Rex Brown
Sam Spencer
Herman Horton
Gilbert Buck
Cocaptains
Bill Carrigan
Bob Haynie
Jim Hartman
Gil Moody
Wayne Glass
Brad Pretti
John Gillis
Roy Crocker
Paul Snead
Harold Ray
Lee Harvard
Charles Platt
Dean Solsberry
Howard Kastler
Bill Poirier
E. S. Wiseman
Harold W. Waggoner
Bill Brown
L. D. Barbour
Patterns Division
James A. Clark
United Fund
Eisenhower Misses York Rally Due to Cold
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower develops an overnight cold and cannot speak at a York rally for congressional candidate George A. Goodling. Vice President Richard M. Nixon would have shared the speaking honors at the Yorktown event. Eisenhower remained at home in Gettysburg.
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York, Pa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George A. Goodling
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Yorktown
Candidates Meeting Set for Tuesday Night
Roswell voters are invited to a candidates meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Roswell Museum auditorium. The Roswell League of Women Voters sponsors the event to allow all 32 local and state candidates on the November 8 ballot to answer questions from attendees. The meeting aims to inform voters about candidates qualifications and stands on issues including kindergarten programs and a mobile crime laboratory.
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Roswell
Roswell Museum
New Mexico
Voters’ Service
League
India calls for treaty to ban nuclear arms at UN
India urged a universal treaty banning the spread of nuclear weapons after China tested a guided atomic missile. Indian delegate V C Trivedi warned proliferation risks and called for mutual obligations for nuclear and nonnuclear powers as steps toward general and complete disarmament. Philippine delegate Gil Puyat called the test a major setback to nonproliferation talks. Source notes the USSR and US had voiced optimism, while France and China were uncertain.
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United Nations, N.Y
India
China
General Assembly
V. C. Trivedi
Peking
Gil Puyat
Philippine
Soviet Union
United States
France
Red China
Johnson greets two million crowd in Seoul on East Asia tour
In Seoul police estimate two million fans welcomed President Johnson for the final stop of a seven nation trip. He mingled with the cheering masses near City Hall Square and urged safety as others pressed close. He pledged U.S. defense for South Korea if aggression occurred again.
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Seoul
South Korea
Johnson
Far East
Texas
United States
China
U.S
City Hall Square
Carmichael Draft Speech Spurs Campaign Criticism
Gov. Edmund Brown and GOP challenger Ronald Reagan condemned Stokely Carmichael's Berkeley speech urging white backlash against the draft. Carmichael called for defying military service. 14,000 students cheered as he linked the war to selective service.
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Berkeley
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
Ronald Reagan
Stokely Carmichael
University of California
Carmichael
Reagan
CBS
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Black Power
Viet Nam
New York
Wives in Schilling Manor Housing Experiment
Wives of deployed servicemen form a waiting wives club at Schilling Manor on Schilling Air Force Base Kansas. The project offers 730 homes for families for the year of overseas service and aims to assess housing needs for deactivated bases with 600 plus wives already choosing the site. Rent ranges from 135 to 205 dollars monthly depending on rank.
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Bob Horton Washington
Schilling Manor
Schilling Air Force Base
Kan
Pentagon
Fam
Viet Nam
Salina
Mama
Defense
Army
Ex Marine Tells of Flying In For Brazilian Prison Escape
Ex Marine Alan A. Hulsey recounts flying to a mountain airstrip near Anapolis Brazil posing as a cattle buyer to free three imprisoned Americans Joseph A. Truhill Joseph McCutcheon and Sam Sexton Jr. from a brigade guard. The trio were detained on trumped up smuggling charges by Gen Kruel and later freed and returned to the United States.
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Richardson
Tex
Alan A. Hulsey
Rio
Hulsey
Dallas Morning News
Brazil
Joseph A. Truhill
Dallas
Joseph McCutcheon
Sam Sexton Jr
Fort Smith
Ark
Truhill
Rio Grandino Kruel
Federal Security Police
Oliver C. Kavanaugh
Irving
Tain
Anapolis
Brasilia
Arkansans
Joe
Kent Biffley
Federal Department of Public Security
Ameri
Kruel
Rio de Janeiro
U.S
BenJack Cage
Texas
Gen. Kruel
Brownsville
Sheppard retrial alternate juror seated in Cleveland case
A Cleveland house wife serving as the first alternate juror for the Samuel H. Sheppard murder retrial was seated today. One more alternate was needed as the proceedings continued. Sears appoints Gordon Metcalf chairman and CEO in Chicago effective February 1.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Chicago
Gordon M. Metcalf
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Carrnt
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1St Cavalry
Phu Cat
South Viet Nam
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