State Holds Off Search For Talent Says Kearns
Vermont administration faces funding and staffing limits hindering government recruitment of young talent. Commissioner William F. Kearns Jr. seeks funds for a recruiting specialist training officer and extra staff to compete with neighboring states and federal programs. House Appropriations signals support for the positions to launch the program.
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Gemini Astronauts to Open Capsule Door in Spacewalk
NASA officials at a biomedical conference announced that James McDivitt and Edward White will pilot the second Gemini orbital mission this spring. Mathews said the crew will become the first Americans to expose themselves directly to space by opening the craft’s door. Delegates from 18 nations attended the opening session.
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Innocent Plea Entered In Pornography Charge
Maurice Parras of St. Albans pleaded innocent to a 24 count indictment charging mailing pornographic films through the mail. He was released on $1,000 bond after appearing before U.S. District Judge Ernest Gibson in Burlington.
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Racial unrest at Ole Miss sparks campus melee
Police watched over a riot at the University of Mississippi where 700 to 1,000 students shouted and vandalized a visiting car. No injuries reported as campus officials dispersed the crowd amid charges of racial epithets and threats of discipline.
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Moderate Southern Governor Assumes Vacant Senate Seat
Don ald S. Russell, 59, a Democrat and former wartime standout, returns to Washington as the new senator from South Carolina after resigning as governor. He fills the seat of the late Olin D. Johnston, with interim tenure until the 1966 general election, facing pivotal civil rights voting rights debates in the Senate.
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