Khrushchev vows to match West nuclear tests
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told Kennedy and Macmillan that the USSR would hold underground atmospheric or space tests to mirror Western detonations. He rejected Western inspection demands and urged a disarmament treaty while denying NATO intelligence access to Soviet territory.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Soviet Union
West
U.S.S.R
Pacific
Britain
Christmas Island
Tass
Moscow Radio
Macmillan
Geneva
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Kennedy Macmillan to Meet in April for World Issues Talks
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan will hold a private weekend in late April to discuss major world issues. Secretary of State Rusk prepares for a Berlin talks session with Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin while no allied objections to the U.S. plan have been raised.
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Washington
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Berlin
Dobrynin
Rusk
New York
Moscow
Geneva
U.S
East Germany
White House
Glen Ora
Virginia
Macmillan
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Canada
Ben-Mont Talks Resume Monday Amid Union Strike
Negotiations between Ben-Mont and Local 534 of the Printing Specialties and Paper Products union resume Monday at 2 p.m. under Federal Mediator John J. O Reilly. Peter Tufo of Northport N Y said O Reilly indicated a possible change of heart by management. The strike idle since February 26 affects 208 Ben-Mont workers and 8 Flint Ink Corp. workers.
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Ben-Mont
Printing Specialties and Paper Products Union
John J. O'Reilly
Peter Tufo
Northport
N.Y
Tufo
O’reilly
O'Reilly
H. J. Wallace
Dobeckman
Dow Chemical Co
Ben- Mont
Flint Ink Corp
Chicago Mart Rents Raise Denial Amid Reports
Officials at the Merchandise Mart deny across the board rent hikes while not ruling out higher charges for some tenants as leases expire. A Dow Jones item claimed 3 to 5 percent increases, amid broader criticism by John F Kennedy Jr. of steel price rises. Wallace O. Ollman, general manager, issued a brief reply.
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Chicago
Merchandise Mart
Kennedy
Dow Jones News Service
John F. Kennedy
Wallace O. Ollman
Babcock to Discuss Vermont Town Issues at League Meeting
Former Lt. Gov. Robert S. Babcock, a Vermont political science professor, will address the Bennnington League of Women Voters on Keeping the Towns Alive. He will cover Legislature representation tax equalization proposals and town issues during the annual meeting and luncheon at Mt Anthony Country Club today.
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Vermont
Robert S. Babcock
Bennington League of Women Voters
Babcock
University of Vermont
Mt Anthony
Rescind Price Boost Collapses Steel Price Rise
Big Steel's $6 per ton price increase collapsed Friday as U S Steel and rivals retreated. The move gives President Kennedy a victory in maintaining the economic line. Republic Steel and others began rescinding increases retroactively from Cleveland, ending the coordinated price rise.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S. Steel Corp
Cleveland
Republic Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Big Steel
Kennedy Commends Steel Companies Backpedal on Price Increases
President Kennedy praised major steel firms for rescinding recent price boosts as U S steel Inland Steel Kaiser and Bethlehem reversed increases. Defense Dept quickly shifted purchases to non rising producers while justice and congressional probes proceed on possible antitrust violations.
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Kennedy
Atlantic
United States
Virginia
Navy
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Ex-General Jouhaud Sentenced to Death in Paris
Paris AP report says former General Edmond Jouhaud, 57, a leader of the OAS, was condemned by a special high military court for terrorism. He faces possible execution by guillotine or firing squad with no appeal, though President de Gaulle may commute. Cheers of Algerie Francaise echoed as verdicts read.
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Paris
Edmond Jouhaud
European Secret Army Organization
Algerie Francaise
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Jouhaud
de Gaulle
Arlington Discusses Union School Plan Not Voting May 28
About 125 Arlington residents heard the Bennington Southwest School District Planning Board discuss a union school plan with Sunderland for elementary facilities. John Moore said Arlington will not vote on May 28 until the Sunderland Arlington union issue is ironed out, with no estimated timeline. James Edgerton warned crowding may reach Arlington high schools in about five years.
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Arlington
Union
Bennington-Southwest
Fisher
Sunderland
John Moore
Arlington School Board
Sunderland-Arlington Union
James
Bud) Edgerton
Edgerton
Walter Corey
Arthur Faris
Shaftsbury
Faris
Perrotta Fined $250 in Vermont Bookmaking Case
Virginio N. Perrotta, 46, of 106 Merson St, was found guilty of bookmaking and fined the maximum $250 after a nolo contendere plea. An undercover agent from the Vermont Bureau of Criminal Investigation traded a bet slip and four $1 bills for a horse bet at Gulf Service Station on Main and Washington. The judge noted potential additional offenses and warned of harsher penalties on a second offense.
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Nolo Contendere
Virginio N. Perrotta
Merson St
Eugene V. Clark
Perrotta
John A. Burgess
Burgess
Vermont Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Gulf Service
Main Street
Washington Avenue
Joe’s Queen
Gulfstream Park
Florida
Clark
John A. Pol
Max Oil Service
Main St
Vermont
Bennington
J. K. Adams Plant Destroyed by Fire in Dorset Vermont
A large fire destroyed the J. K. Adams Co. plant in Dorset Vermont late Friday, with losses estimated at 250 000 to 350 000 dollars. No injuries were reported. The building housed carpentry and woodworking operations and 35 to 40 employees. Fire chiefs from Dorset East Dorset and Manchester battled the blaze, aided by nearby water sources. Assistant State Fire Marshal Joseph Cioffi arrived about 9 p.m. The cause was not confirmed.
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Dorset
J. K. Adams Co
William Sargent
Malcolm Cooper
Cooper
Clifford Wood
Wood
Vermont 30
South
East Dorset
Manchester
David Baker
Josiah K. Adams
Joseph Cioffi
Trooper Extinguishes Fire At Assistant Chief Home
State trooper George Strong, off duty, used a carbon dioxide extinguisher from his car to put out a fire in the basement of assistant fire chief William Mattison on Chapel Road. The blaze started from a short circuited electric water pump and caused only minor damage. Rural firefighters responded to the 1:15 p.m. call Friday after Mrs. Mattison notified authorities via the Williams store and then Strong.
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William Mattison
Chapel Road
Mattison
George Strong
Strong
E.T. Williams
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Justice Department
U.S. Steel
Leslie Worthington
Inland Steel
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Malcolm Coulman
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