Question: On the single day of the October Revolution, what was the number of individuals killed?
About the article "October Revolution", section "Events".

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Parman was one of six army generals killed by members of the 30 September Movement on the night of 30 September-1 October 1965.
He had been warned several days before of possible Communist moves.
On the night of 30 September-1 October, there were no guards watching over the house.
According to Parman's wife, the couple were woken from their sleep at about 4.10 in the morning by the noise of a number of people at the side of the house.
Parman went to investigate and twenty-four men in the uniform of the Tjakrabirawa (Palace Guard) burst into the living room.
The men told him he was to appear before President Sukarno as "something interesting had happened".
About 10 men went into the bedroom while Parman got dressed.
His wife was more suspicious of the men, and questioned whether they had an authorising letter, to which one of the men replied he had a letter while tapping his chest pocket.
Parman asked his wife to report what had happened to his commander, Yani, but the telephone wires had been cut.
Parman was put into a truck and taken to the movement's base at Lubang Buaya.
Later that night, along with the other soldiers who had been taken alive, Parman was shot dead and his body dumped in a disused well.
The bodies of all the victims were recovered on October 4 and the men were given a state funeral the next day, Armed Forces Day.
The same day, all were created Heroes of the Revolution by President Sukarno.
The bodies were recovered and all were given a state funeral on October 5, before being buried at the Heroes Cemetery, Kalibata.
On the same day, via Presidential Decision No.
111/KOTI/1965, President Sukarno formally made Soeprapto a Hero of the Revolution. 
On 5 October Pink made it to number 1 with her new single "So What".
Sugababes made a comeback with "Girls" which got to number 3 on the singles chart.
Oasis ("Dig Out Your Soul"), Boyzone ("Back Again - No Matter What") and Keane ("Perfect Symmetry") all had new albums, whilst, Kaiser Chiefs ("Off with Their Heads") got to number 2 and Leon Jackson ("Right Now") got to number 4 on 26 October.
On 20 October, Girls Aloud scored their fourth number one with The Promise.
It was the lead single from their fifth studio album "Out of Control" which would also go on to reach number one in the album chart.
Also on 25 October the twelve finalists of the fifth series of the "The X Factor" performed a new song for the Help for Heroes charity which Simon Cowell predicted will go straight to the top of the charts.
It was released on download on 26 October and single on 27 October.
Midweek sales revealed that this single had sold 100,500 copies on its first day - more than any single of 2008 so far has sold in a week, and more than twice the average weekly sale. 
  In October 2003, they released their first single, "Hold On Me", on the Concept Records label, which charted at number 10 on the UK Singles Chart, selling over 60,000 copies.
March 2004 saw the release of their second single "Love Revolution", which sold over 50,000 copies and charted at number 13.
The third single, released in June 2004, was a cover of Duran Duran's "Wild Boys".
During the release week, one version of the single was disqualified from the chart for being a few seconds too long, so the single dropped from the midweek chart position of 9, to number 23; however, an appeal was made to the chart regulators and both versions were eventually counted, giving a final position of number 12.
The single sold over 65,000 copies.
In January 2005, they released their fourth UK single, "Strange Love" (written by Judie Tzuke), which entered the UK Singles Chart at number 19.  
"What I'd Say" is a song written by Robert Byrne and Will Robinson, and recorded by American country music artist Earl Thomas Conley.
It was released in October 1988 as the third single from his album, "The Heart of It All".
"What I'd Say" was Earl Thomas Conley's seventeenth number one country single.
The single went to number one on the U.S. and Canadian country chart's and spent a total of fourteen weeks on the U.S. country chart.