White Soldier Killed In Clash With Negro GIs
In Hanau Germany a white soldier died and another was injured after a street clash with Black GIs near the Golden Keg tavern. Pfc William E Mann of Little Rock Arkansas died from a stab wound. Pfc Robert L Martin was bruised. Pfc Edward E Bonney, native of Puerto Rico and resident of Golden Colorado, is under arrest for the stabbing. The Army says race relations in Europe remain good and the incident rate is down.
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Hanau
Germany
U.S. Army
Herbert Droese
Golden Keg
Frankfurt
William E. Mann
Little Rock
Ark
Robert L. Martin
Mann
Route 3
Pfc
Edward E. Bonney
Puerto Rico
Golden
Colo
Bonney
Army
U.S
Europe
Hawau
United States
U.S. Army European
Heidelberg
United Press International
Hoff Alarmed by Bircher Activity in Vermont
Vermont Governor Hoff and Lt. Governor Foote condemned the John Birch Society and other extremist groups as they blamed Barry Goldwater’s candidacy for rising activity. Hoff urged candidates to denounce extremism, while Foote repudiated the Birch Society Klan and Communist Party, saying the issue transcends party politics.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
John Birch Society
Barry Goldwater
Ralph A. Foote
Ku Klux Klan
Hoff
Goldwater
Foote
The
Birch Society
Republican Party
Communist Party
New Hampshire
Maine
Vermont Birch Society
Willliam T. Evans
Robert S. Babcock
Evans
Roger MacBride
Halifax
GOP
MacBride
Candle Dacy
Babcock
Gold
Village Water Board Rules Equal Trailer Treatment
The Bene nington Village Water Board rules that trailer owners outside the village limits may receive water service if they connect to an existing main, comply with regulations, and pay. The decision rests on the deed of gift promising water to all who desire it and the absence of town zoning restricting trailers.
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Benenington Village
John H. Williams II
Williams
Water Board
April Deadline Set For Reapportionment
A three judge federal panel ruled Vermont must reapportion by April 1 or the courts take over. The 1965 legislature cannot handle appropriations and only constitutional reapportionment is allowed when the session convenes. Gov Hoff shifts to Montpelier to decide next move, possibly calling a special session of the 1963 legislature.
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Burlington, Vt
UPID
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Burlington
Montpelier
U.S. Court of Appeals
Sterry Waterman
New York City
Riots Rally in Jersey City End with Police Shootings
In Jersey City hundreds of rioters attacked the streets for a second night as Molotovs flew and police fired in response. About 350 steel-helmeted officers dispersed the mob after four hours of chaos. 15 to 20 people were arrested on disorderly charges and several injured including two officers.
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Jersey City
N.J
UPI
Thomas Whelan
Joseph Helle
Whelan
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
CIO Council Slams GOP Platform as Insult to Voters
AFL CIO Executive Council denounces the Republican platform as an insult to voters intelligence and targets Barry Goldwater’s civil rights stance. Meany said unions face threats from Goldwater’s views, while the council plans a three way comparison after the Democratic convention.
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CIO Council
Chicago
UPI
Aflcio Executive Council
Barry M. Goldwater
David J. McDonald
Steelworkers’ Union
William C. Birthright
Barbers’ Union
Goldwater
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Johnson
Labor
Salinger Named to Fill Senate Seat After Engle Death
Pierre Salinger, press secretary to two presidents, was named by Governor Edmund G. Brown to replace the late Clair Engle in the U.S. Senate. The 39 year old Democrat and former reporter was announced at a Sacramento news conference and terms not specified.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Pierre Salinger
U.S
Clair Engle
Edmund G. Brown
Salinger
Engle
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
George Murphy
Murphy
Robert Kennedy
Senate Labor Rackets Committee
Miners Rescued After Eight Days Trapped in Cave-In
In Champagne Mont River France nine miners emerged after eight days trapped by a cave in. An emergency shaft 260 feet deep reached them at 12 55 p m local time eight days and 45 minutes after the collapse. Foreman Andre Martinez exclaimed Weve won as the final rock was broken through.
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Champagnole
France
UPI
Mont River
Andre Martinez
Inside Bennington summer school to become permanent feature
Editorial notes Elbert G. Moulton Jr. named state development commissioner in a move seen as shaping regional policy. The piece highlights a candid interview with ballerina Marina Svetlova and a photo report on the summer school’s enduring status.
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Bennington
Elbert G. Moulton Jr
Youth Dies In Winhall Auto Crash
Roger J. Legall 22 of Bondville was killed when his 1957 green Chevrolet left VT 30 five miles south of VT 11 30 and struck a maple tree. He worked as a waiter at Toll Gate Lodge Manchester and was pronounced dead at the scene by Dr. Clifford Harwood. The accident marked Bennington County’s sixth fatality that year and Vermont’s 79th. A New York address 406 East 54th St. was listed for Legall.
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Winhall
Toll Gate
Manchester
Roger J. Legall
Bondville
Bennington County
Vermont
Ralph Norse
Elizabeth Pingree
South Londonderry
Legall
Clifford B. Harwood
New York
East 54Th St
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Arlington
Battenkill
West Arlington
Connecticut
Griffis
Clifford Gioux
Pownal Center
Gioux
Arnold Jr
Dolly
Ringheiser
Bircher
Arizona
James L. Oakes
Brattleboro
Lleue
Lake Champlain
Village Water Board
Moscow
Konesomolskaya Pravda Today
William E. Miller
Nic Agara
al Zach
CIO
Ballerina
Marina Svetlova
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