Frost Urges Poise and Strength in Global View
The 88-year-old poet Robert Frost spoke at a Manhattan YM-YWHA event honoring him as America's leading poet. He argued there is more poetry outside verse and more religion outside church, urging leadership that is strong yet compassionate and a touch high handed to heed public sentiment.
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New York
Robert Frost
Frost
Manhattan
Young Men’s and Young Women’s Hebrew Association
America
Hope to Rebuild Soon After Dorset Plant Blaze
J K Adams Co president Malcolm Cooper says rebuilding is likely but will differ from before. He cites a probable cause: an explosion in the finishing room igniting solvent fumes from a unit heater. About 35 to 40 workers are out of work. some may find seasonal jobs at Tele plant Granville Ny.
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J. K. Adams Co
Dorset
Malcolm Cooper
Cooper
J. K. Adams
Granville
N.Y
Supreme Court swears in Byron White youngest justice
The Supreme Court welcomes Byron R. White the 44 year old former All American football player and Rhodes scholar as the newest justice Kennedy planned to attend the private oath and public confirmation follows. White previously clerked for Chief Justice Vinson and led Kennedy campaign efforts before becoming deputy attorney general now earning 35000 annual. The court schedules 18 cases in two weeks and plans re arguments in October after Whittaker retires.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Byron R. White
Kennedy
Charles E. Whittaker
White
Fred M. Vinson
Whittaker
National Citizens Committee
American Bar Association
Senate
Material Evidence Links Captain Kaufman To German Agent
The court martial heard the first material link between U S Air Force Captain Joseph P Kaufman and former East German intelligence agent Guenter Maennel. A blue notebook with Maennel’s address in Berlin was shown as written in Kaufman’s notebook on Oct 3 1960. Deputy Marshal Hayden testified the notebook was found during a December search of Kaufman’s quarters in Atwater California.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
U. S. Air Force
Joseph P. Kauffman
Kauffman
Guenter Maennel
East Berlin
West Berlin
Maennel
U.S
David E. Hayden
Atwater
Calif
Rockefeller Romney Meet in Detroit Deepens Michigan Ties
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York flew to Detroit and dined with George Romney to discuss mutual state problems and GOP strategy. The session, attended with John B. Martin and George Hilman, aimed to strengthen Romney’s bid and Rockefeller’s potential presidential run.
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Detroit
Mich
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
George Romney
Rockefeller
Economic Club of
American Motors Corp
Republican Party
Michigan
Romney
GOP
John B. Martin
George Hilman
Arizona Man Shot by Horse in Cave Creek
Hubert E. Yates a 29 year old Phoenix man was shot in the leg when his horse kicked his pistol from its holster as he unsaddled a pack horse in Cave Creek Arizona. Deputy Sheriff Lewis Forman said the bullet struck Yates in the leg.
Bennington Bridegroom Still Missing
A Bennington man, Robert J. Harvey, 26, disappeared hours before his wedding after a party at his North Adams apartment. He was last seen about 1:30 a.m. Saturday and did not attend the planned wedding masses. Police launched a missing person inquiry as his bride, wedding party, and family awaited word.
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Bennington
Robert J. Harvey
Main St
North Adams
Mass
St. Francis de Sales
Harvey
John Harvey
Peter
Richard Trombley
Williamstown
Peter Harvey
Trombley
Vermont Lawmaker Proposes 200-Population Towns Rule
Professor Robert S. Babcock urged a minimum town population of 200 to gain House representation in Vermont. He suggested towns below 200 be merged to form districts, arguing this would equalize representation and improve state aid while noting Vermont has unusually large per capita legislative size.
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Babcock
Vermont
House of Representatives
Robert S. Babcock
Burlington
Bennington
Stratton
Glastonbury
Somerset
Clark
John A. Burgess
Burgess
Black Shirt Trooper Lost in 1936 Writes of Marriage
In Italy Cesare Rocca, once a member of Mussolini’s Black Shirt troops sent to Ethiopia, writes from Ethiopia that he married an Ethiopian woman and has two sons. He had last written in June 1940 and now plans to return home to see his mother Anna Rocca who keeps a tomb for the unknown soldier.
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Nncastro
Italy
Anna Rocca
Cesare Rocca
Benito
Cesare
Two Bennington Men Change Pleas in Gambling Case
Two Bennington men arraigned on April 6 in Municipal Court changed their pleas from not guilty to guilty through their attorney George M. Fienberg. Manuel Iskowitz, 46, and Raymond Dawson, 61, were fined 175 and 150 dollars respectively plus costs after being implicated in a statewide gambling crackdown.
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John A. Poljacik
Shaftsbury
Iskowitz
Max Oil Co
Main Street
Poljacik
Dawson
Burgess
BCI
Court Rules Widow's $300000 Marriage Gift Tax Free
Charles R. Goddard, once a Yale Law student, inherited about $300000 from 70 year old widow Lucinda Treat via a secret marriage settlement. The tax court cleared him of fraud and held the gift not taxable, while labeling him an eccentric miser for hiding the funds.
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Charles R. Goddard
Goddard
Tax Court of the
United States
Washington
Lucinda M. Treat
Southwick
Mass
Yale Law School
Treat
Shah and Empress of Iran greeted by New York ticker parade
The Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and Empress Farah wrap weekend apart with a New York ticker tape parade. He tours Cape Canaveral missile sites and space age displays while she enjoys theater and visits to the Guggenheim and MoMA. A private dinner with Adlai Stevenson follows a flight from Florida.
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New York
Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Empress Farah
Guggenheim
Museum of Modern Art
Washington
Shah
Kennedy
Florida
Adlai E. U
U S Mediator Arrives to Break Ben Mont Strike Deadlock
Federal mediator John O'Reilly was to begin new talks at BenMont Paper Co. to resolve a seven week deadlock. Over 200 workers walked out February 26 over wages and conditions. three prior sessions failed to yield an agreement.
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U.S
Berlin
Rusk
Anatoly Dobrynin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Geneva
West Germany
West
East Germany
John O'Reilly
BenMont Paper Co
O’relly
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Adenauer
Washington Post
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Hartford
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