Soviets Match U S Arms Aid To Laos Forces
AP reporting from Vientiane notes the Soviet Union is matching U S military aid to Laos by supplying neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma and pro Communist Path Lao forces. Soviet transports unloaded arms and ammo at Plaine des Jarres, with planes coming from Hanoi and many Russians supervising.
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Soviet Union
United States
Laos
Plaine Des Jarres
Souvanna Phouma
Prince Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Grand Jury Sees Boston Garage Graft Probe Opens
Boston Attorney General Edward J. McCormack Jr. plans to present evidence to a grand jury on April 30 in the Boston Common underground garage graft investigation. The $9.6 million project faces possible indictments against three to six people. Former Gov. Foster Furcolo denied involvement and said he did not influence contracts or financing related to the project.
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Boston (Ap
Edward J. McCormack Jr
Boston Common
Massachusetts
McCormack
Foster Furcolo
Furcolo
Foundation Inc
New York
Mazzillo & Tizian
Frank Kiernan
Hughes Tool firm cites light service areas in bid for Northeast
Raymond Holliday of Hughes Tool Co testified at CAB hearings that if Toolco gains control of Northeast Airlines it would not seek subsidies and would not be required to serve lightly patronized New England towns with minimal traffic. He said the board should avoid forcing service to destinations with about one passenger a month.
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New England
Gate Crasher Steals Spotlight At Awards Show
Stan Berman a 35 year old New York taxi driver intruded the Academy Awards ceremony in Hollywood stealing the moment from Bob Hope Shelley Winters and Vincent Edwards. He claimed to be the world’s greatest gate crasher and presented a miniature Oscar statue before being escorted off. He previously crashed a New York City welcome for astronaut John Glenn Jr. and expects future stunts at the Kentucky Derby.
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Hollywood
Stan Berman
New York
Bob Hope
Shelley Winters
Vincent Edwards
Hope
John H. Klenn Jr
New York City
City Hall
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
Berman
London
Mediation Sought in Ben-Mont Strike Talks
Industrial Relations Commissioner Raymond B. Daniels said federal mediator John J. O'Reilly may join Thursday mediation with Ben-Mont in Bennington as Local 534's six week strike continues. Daniels met with company and union leaders and will attend if possible.
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Raymond B. Daniels
Daniels
Bennington
John J. O'Reilly
Concord
N.H
O'Reilly
Burlington
Lloyd Fleming
Printing Specialties and Paper Products Union
Dobeckman
Dow Chemical Company
West Side Story Tops Academy Awards Honors
Italy's Sophia Loren wins best actress for Two Women while Vienna's Maximilian Schell is named best actor for Judgment at Nuremberg. West Side Story wins best picture with ten Oscars, as gatecrasher Stan Berman shocks the ceremony. Loren accepts in absentia. Schell shines despite shadow of sister Maria Schell.
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Hollywood
Sophia Loren
Maximilian Schell
Italy
Miss Loren
Vienna
Schell
New York
Stan Berman
Nuremberg
Vermonter Capt. Faces Air Force Court Martial for Espionage
Capt. Joseph P. Kauffman of Rutland Vermont goes on trial at Wiesbaden for allegedly betraying U S military secrets to East German intelligence. He is charged with providing details on Greenland air force readiness and officer weaknesses in Greenland and Japan. If convicted he faces life imprisonment.
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Joseph P. Kauffman
U.S
Kauffman
Rutland
Greenland
Japan
Castle Air Force Base
California
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Guenther Maennel
East Germany
New York City
University of Wyoming
United States and Britain warn Soviet Union on nuclear test ban
Washington and London issued a joint warning to the Soviet Union urging acceptance of international verification to ban nuclear tests. If Moscow does not change position, the United States and United Kingdom will proceed with their test series planned for late this month.
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Ed States
Britain
Soviet Union
U.S
White House
United States
United Kingdom
Kennedy
Arthur H. Dean
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Dean
Tsarapkin
Moscow
Two Vermont Crashes Kill Two. April Toll Rises
In four hours last night in Guildhall and Brattleboro Vermont, two men died in separate crashes raising April’s highway death toll to five and Vermont’s 1962 total to 21. Ronald A. Woods, 19, of Wilmington, died after colliding with a tractor-trailer on Route 9.
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Guildhall
Brattleboro
Vermont
Ronald A. Woods
Wilmington
Route 9
Woods
Robert C. Taft Jr
Wood
Charles B. Morse
Vermont Police Headquarters Evacuated After Quake
Tremor rattled Vermont New Hampshire and New York communities for about 10 seconds. Montpelier state police headquarters was evacuated as glasses and dishes rattled but no casualties or major damage were reported. Harvard seismologist L Don Leet linked the event to a regional rise in northeastern seismic activity.
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New York
Chile
South America
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Rutland
Barre
Montpelier
Frederick Mould
Fairbanks Museum
St. Johnsbury
Warren
Washington
New York State
Concepcion
Lebu
Los Angeles
Hanover
Lebanon
U.S. Weather Bureau
Robert S. Ingraham
Bureau
New Hampshie
United States
L. Don Leet
Harvard
Dr. Leet
Boston
Edward Trosts Win Free Backyard Fallout Shelter
The Edward Trosts built a backyard fallout shelter in WEST CHESTER Pennsylvania. They worked evenings, weekends and vacations then bought a display shelter to compare. After filling a card they won a chance at a free shelter along with hundreds of others.
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West Chester
Edward Trosts
Deerfield Master Frank Boyden Reaches 60 Years as Head
Deerfield Academy headmaster Frank Learoyd Boyden marks six decades at the helm. The 82 year old leader has guided 5500 alumni and will be honored at a 60th anniversary party at Boston's Statler Hilton tonight.
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Frank Boyden
Deerfield
Helm
Mass
Frank Learoyd Boyden
Deerfield Academy
Boyden
Chips
Boston
Statler Hilton Hotel
Dr. Boyden
Amherst College
Frank L. Boyden
New York Teachers Strike Postponed In Turbulent Meeting
In a stormy session, the United Federation of Teachers voted to reject a postponement proposal and set a full membership meeting for 4 p.m. to decide next steps. President Charles Cogen said the walkout would be delayed until Wednesday morning at the earliest for New York City's 40,000 public school teachers.
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New York
United Federation of Teachers’ Delegate Assembly
Charles Cogen
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