Kennedy Nominees Approved by Senate Foreign Relations
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved President Kennedy's picks including Charles E. Bohlen as ambassador to France and Foy Kohler as ambassador to the Soviet Union. Also advanced were William R. Tyler to European affairs assistant secretary, John H. Ferguson to ambassador to Morocco, William Leonhart to Tanganyika, and Bernard Brennan to deputy AID administrator.
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Chip) Bohlen
France
Foy D. Kohler
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William R. Tyler
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Morocco
William Leonhart
West Virginia
Tanganyika
Bernard T. Brennan
New York
Agency For International Development
FBI Counterspy To Head Barre Forum Speakers
Herbert Philbrick, former FBI counterspy from Hampton New Hampshire, will lead speakers at the Vermont Freedom Forum held at the Barre auditorium on September 8. The program includes his talk Communist Menace to our Society and a banquet at 6 15 p m guest speaker Allan Kline former Farm Bureau Federation president, will discuss free enterprise and preservation of America. Gov. F Ray Keyser Jr. will attend the banquet.
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Hampton, N.H
FBI
Vermont
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Allan Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
America
Three Bennington girls praised for charity lawn sale
An editorial in the St. Albans Messenger lauds Cathy Gross and two other girls for a two day lawn sale of popcorn cookies and drinks that raised six dollars to buy CARE packages for needy families overseas. The piece highlights the children’s selfless effort during summer vacation.
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St. Albans Messenger
Cathy Gross
Leo Gross
Bennington
Meyer Reopens Political Battle With Spencer
Rupert Vermont AP Former U S Senate candidate Meyer accuses Democratic Chair Spencer of corrupt practices and neutrality bias in the party fight. He alleges Spencer urged local chairmen to sit out and then actively support other candidates. Meyer calls Spencer unfit to lead the state party.
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William H. Meyer
John M. Spencer
Meyer
U.S. Senate
Spencer
Robert Johnson
Brattleboro
Jack Spencer
Democratic Party
U S Cow Population Dips 1 Percent in Latest Year
U S milk cow on farms fell 1 percent to 17,270,000 head by July 1 from 17,395,000 a year earlier, USDA reported. The drop since 1945 exceeds 10 million head, yet milk production rose due to herd improvements. New Hampshire and Vermont saw no change in numbers.
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Agriculture Department
New Hampshire
Vermont
PTA President Not a Gambler
Barbara Barringer 29 mother of four and PTA president in Stottville New York had the common gambler charge dismissed by Justice Everett MacCormack. Barringer ran a wheel of fortune at a carnival fundraiser for a community swimming pool. a technicality in arraignment led to dismissal. Police raid followed a complaint that a 16 year old won wine.
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Stottville
Wheel of Fortune
English War Bride Plans Home Trip After Gift
Nasta Prescott, 41, an English war bride in University Hospital Minneapolis, will travel home for the first time in 10 years thanks to a $1,100 gift from Princeton Minnesota residents. She hopes to reach London with her husband Robert by Sept 29 for her niece’s wedding. In separate notes Joseph Scimone, 24, of Revere Massachusetts, lost his left foot in a motorcycle accident and had it amputated above the ankle after doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital found circulation failed. President Kennedy proclaimed October 1, 1962 as Child Health Day, calling children the nation’s priceless resource.
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Java
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Smith
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Philip Hoff
Nasta Prescott
University Hospital
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Minn
Prescott
England
London
Robert
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