Koreans Give Johnson Biggest Welcome in Seoul
President Johnson drew about two million people in Seoul as he tour through South Korea. Crowds broke fences and climbed rooftops while confetti filled the air. He mingled with spectators and praised Korea for backing democracy and aiding Vietnam recovery.
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Seoul
South Korea
Johnson
South
Watertown Mayor Resigns In Personal Letter Shocking City
Watertown population 33 000 learns mayor John H. Galvin resigns effective 12 01 a m Nov 1 by personal reasons. City manager Ronald Forbes calls emergency meeting as office is cleaned out and council contemplates filling vacancy with acting mayor Charles W Hayes until a permanent successor is named. Election seems unlikely before Nov 8 with term ending Dec 31 1967.
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Ronald G. Forbes
John H. Galvin
Theodore Rand
Charles W. Hayes
Galvin
Today's Chuckle Ponders Predictable Reactions
A lighthearted quip notes that in any event there is always someone who claimed they foresaw it. The line plays on hindsight and communal knowing at moments of surprise.
Viet Cong defections rise in October in Saigon
Vietnamese officials report 2062 Viet Cong defectors in October, the third highest monthly total this year, as South Vietnam prepares National Day activities with a parade of 500 former guerrillas. Heavy fighting eases, air raids decline, and a U S C123 crew is rescued after a crash in the Iron Triangle NW of Saigon.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Iron Triangle
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Guam
South
Viet Nam
Central Highlands
Fire roars through Sackett's with family fleeing on Wolf Street
Three men rescued by firemen from a third floor apartment at Sackett's Restaurant on 316 Wolf St as a five person Engler family escaped in nightclothes. A two car crash en route to the alarm injured a fireman. another firefighter hurt on an aerial ladder. Several residents treated for smoke inhalation at Upstate Medical Center and Community General Hospital. Fire chief lauded rescue team including Richardson Sauro and Shhaefer. Page 7, Col. 3.
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Wolf St
Carl Young
Raymond Bartlett
Raymond Petre
Edward Petre
Barnett
Petre
Upstate Medical Center
Paul Engler
Brian
Lennie
Doreen
Rose Engler
LeMoyne Ave
Engler
Charles Richardson
Robert Sauro
Clifford Shhaefer
Young
Bartlett
Petre Brothers
Frederik W. Patchett
Community General Hospital
Patchett
N. Salina
Bear Streets
Loren F. Coe
Court St
Coe
Robert J. Waskiewecz
William F. Harmatuk
Seven Die in Upstate Fires Within an Hour
Seven people die in two separate fires in Chittenango and Buffalo within an hour. In Chittenango Charles A. Mitchell and his young daughter died. a second man was initially misidentified as Moon. The Buffalo fire killed three of Mrs. Mary Bishop’s children and two nieces. Fire officials blamed an overheated furnace in Chittenango. cause in Buffalo undetermined. A babysitter was injured while helping with rescues. fires contained in under an hour.
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Chittenango
Buffalo
Charles A. Mitchell
Forbes Ave
Mary Bishop
Waverly St
Bishop
Mitchell
Henry Agans
Garth West
Robert Moon
Nyla
General Electric
Syracuse
Northwest winds and rain forecast with cool temperatures
The weatherman warns of strong northwest winds tonight and tomorrow with clouds and rain. Nightly low near 40, tomorrow's high in the 50s. Temperatures over the next five days will run seven to 10 degrees below the normal range of 37 to 53 degrees for this time of year.
Police seize Minutemen and arsenals in predawn raids
New York police arrested 20 members of the Minutemen in coordinated predawn raids across Queens Westchester Long Island and Syracuse areas. Officers seized mortars bazookas machine guns semiautomatic rifles bombs and a million rounds. Authorities say the group plotted arson against private camps in NY NJ and CT and infiltrated the Army Reserve Green Berets at Miller Field.
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Queens
Westchester County
Long Island
Syracuse
Queens Dist. Atty
Nat H. Hentel
Hentel
Katonah
Westchester ‘County
Army Reserve
Green Berets
Miller Field
Staten Island
Suffolk County
Ellenville
Robert B. DePugh
Noxborne
de Pugh
Patriotic Party
Milford
Conn
Thomas Hart
The
Hart
Associated Press
Eastwood man sought after Minuteman raids
Police raid on Milton Kellogg 38 of 130 Luddington St. seized weapons equipment and records. Kellogg, a Bristol Laboratories technician, is linked to the Minuteman group whose 20 members were arrested en route to private camps in New York New Jersey and Connecticut. Targets and charges include illegal weapon possession and unlawful assembly.
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Connecticut
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