Korea Reds Claim U S Provocations
North Korea accused the United States of war provocation plots as it ignored a Red suicide squad that killed three U S soldiers in South Korea. The Korean Foreign Ministry charged Washington with masking imperialist crimes and justifying long U S Army occupation.
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U.S
South
North Korea
United States
South Korea
Korea
Imjin
Demilitarized Zone
Kim Sung-eun
Foote Cites Cooperation In Assembly
Lt Gov Ralph A Foote praises bipartisan cooperation during Vermont's 1963 legislative session stating it surpassed partisan protests. He notes Hoff’s appointments largely approved by the Republican Senate and acknowledges federal funds aiding Hoff's study initiatives. Billings and Boylan weigh in on the GOP platform ahead of 1964 campaigns.
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Hoff
Senate
Washington Dole
Franklin§. Billings Jr
John H. Boylan
Essex
Billings
Republican Party
Vermont
Assembly
Storm Fury Seeding Trials To Moderate Hurricanes
U S scientists plan a Storm Fury experiment from now to November 1 to seed clouds with silver iodide in the Caribbean and Atlantic. Eleven airplanes will operate to test if seeding can reduce hurricane winds as in 1961, potentially altering the storm’s energy near its eye.
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Navy
Weather Bureau
U.S
Caribbean
Atlantic
Union picket halts Burlington high school and UVM dorm work
About 200 union members from six locals refused to cross electrical workers picket lines, stopping all work on Burlington's new high school and a University of Vermont dormitory project. IBEW Local 1981 members quit Monday over work rules and a contract with State Electric Co. McNamara Vermont, the prime contractor, did not report to work.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
State Electric Co
McNamara Vermont
U N Security Council Urges Arms Embargo on Portugal
The United Nations Security Council called for an worldwide embargo on arms to Portugal to aid its rule over African territories. It urged Portugal to recognize inhabitants rights to self determination and independence and to take steps toward independence. The vote was 8 to 0 with the United States Britain and France abstaining.
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N.Y
Security Council
All Nations
Portugal
United States
Britain
France
Council
South Africa
Africa
Quaison - Lackey
Ghana
Morocco
Philippines
Local Property Owners Win Lower Assessments
Five of seven local property owners won appeals for lower 1963 assessments. The Bennington Board of Civil Authority heard the cases July 24, then inspected properties before ruling. Reductions included Vermont Gas Corp. equipment from 5180 to 2590 and several homes and a farm, with billing based on April 1 status.
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Bennington Board of Civil Authority
BCA
Vermont Gas Corp
Bennington
Sisters
Editorial previews Champlain Waterway hearings
Inside the paper an editorial notes public hearings on the Champlain Waterway project. It signals forthcoming coverage and public interest in the controversy.
Eisenhower cautions Republicans on nuclear test ban treaty
Former President Eisenhower urged careful study by Republicans as Senate consideration loomed. He noted the pact has both advantages and disadvantages and refused to take a firm stance until military and scientific testimony is heard. Senators Saltonstall and Aiken joined the Moscow signing delegation amid broader calls for nonpartisan debate. Harriman suggested Moscow would demand an East West nonaggression pledge as part of the package.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Eisenhower
New York
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Kennedy
Moscow
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Dirksen
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Republican Policy Committee
Mansfield
Aiken
Racial Roundup on Job Bias Sparks Debate in Construction
AFL CIO official C J Haggerty calls claims of widespread Negro discrimination in construction “plain nonsense” citing a 2.6 percent nonwhite rate among 65 firms in the Plans for Progress study. Labor Dept data shows 5.3 percent Negro presence in federal construction jobs. Also, NU League leader Henry Steeger warns of heightened militancy unless civil rights promises are kept. Whitney Young calls for a domestic Marshall Plan to lift Negro social and educational standards.
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C. J. Haggerty
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department
W. Willard Wirtz
Haggerty
U.S
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Labor Department
National Urban League
Henry Steeger
New York
Steeger
Eastern to absorb workers displaced by Northeast cancellation
Eastern Air Lines chief Malcolm A. MacIntyre said his airline and National Airlines could take on most displaced Northeast employees, especially in Miami, if the CAB cancels the New York to Florida route. Transport Workers Union warns about 2,000 job losses and plans a flood of telegrams to Washington urging action.
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Eastern Air Lines
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Northeast Airlines
New York- Florida
National Airlines
Miami
Robert Coombs
Transport Workers Union
Civil Aeronautics Board
Northeast
MacIntyre
New England
George Morris
Transport Workers Local
Washington
Rail Hearings Wind Up Today on Railroad Jobs Dispute
The Senate Commerce Committee closes hearings today after hearings with unions and railroads. Acting Chairman John O. Pastore says records stay open until Monday for statements and next Thursday will begin closed sessions to decide action.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. E. Wolfe
Wolfe
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Ward Near Death After Throat Operation In Britain Scandal
London AP Ward 50 an artist and osteopath remained critically ill after throat surgery to ease breathing. A tracheotomy was performed as prosecutors consider further charges linked to the Profumo affair and Ward's sex scandal case.
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Stephen Ward
Britain
Ward
St. Stephen’s Hospital
House of Commons
Christine Keeler
Home
Henry Brooke
Profumo
Vicky Barrett
Mervyn
Goldwater Attacks Pentagon Bias Rule Over Segregated Limits
Senator Barry Goldwater blasts a Pentagon directive he says could force segregated limits on servicemen. The Arizona Republican and 1964 presidential contender charged the policy as creating a police state, prompting no immediate comment from Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Pentagon
Arizona
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Navy appoints Adm McDonald chief of naval operations
Washington AP reports Admiral David L. McDonald, 57, takes over as chief of naval operations while retiring Admiral George W. Anderson departs. McDonald moved from the 6th Fleet to the Pentagon following a path once traced by Anderson.
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David L. McDonald
Naval Operations
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McDonald
Maysville
6Th Fleet
Eastern Atlantic Command
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Anderson
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