Two Suspects Arrested in 1964 Central Park Slaying
Two men confined in separate New York institutions were arrested on suspicion of murdering Columbia University nuclear physicist Dr Charles J Gallagher Jr in Central Park on April 15 1964. Gallagher 31 was found shot in a wooded area near 74th Street after returning from a Soviet lecture tour.
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New York
UPI
Greater
Central Park
Manhattan
Charles J. Gallagher Jr
Columbia University
Gallagher
74Th Street
Five Day Forecast for Boston Area Temperatures Rise Then Drop
The UPI report from the U.S. Weather Bureau indicates New England temperatures for Thursday through Monday will average near or slightly above normal. Temperatures rise Thursday and Friday, then fall Sunday or Monday, with normals listed for Boston Worcester Nantucket Providence Concord Burlington and Maine coastal towns.
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Boston
UPI
New England
U.S. Weather Bureau
Worcester
Nantucket
Providence
R.J
Concord
N.H
Burlington
Maine
Portland
Eastport
Snelling Praises Reform Urging Efficient Government
Republican gubernatorial candidate Rich ard Snelling assails Vermont state government for inefficiency and waste. He cites the eight year delay in implementing the Little Hoover Commission's recommendations, claiming potential savings up to 15 million dollars and urging leadership, modern management, and better pay and conditions to boost efficiency.
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St, Albans
Richard Snelling
Vermont
Snelling
Little Hoover Commission
Franklin County Women’s Republicans
St. Albans
Hoff
Vermont Tops Tax Burden In Per Capita Comparison
Vermont ranks first nationwide in total state and local taxes per $1,000 of personal income, with $217.22 per thousand. Expert William Miller noted the figure measures relative burden, citing Vermont’s high effective property tax rate but a 10 percent rise in Vermonters’ personal income last year.
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Montpeier
UPI
Vermont
William Miller
Princeton
N.J
Legislative Council
Miller
Batman team routs Stark Street 8 to 1 in morning play
The Batman baseball team from Memorial Park defeated Stark Street 8 to 1 as Bruce Parmenter and Walt Parmenter led a four run first inning and four more runs later. Eddie Vosburgh took the loss and the postgame All Star selections favored players from both teams for a match against the girls’ team Thursday at 9:30 on the Memorial Park diamond.
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Batman
Memorial Park
Stark Street
Eddie Vosburgh
Terry Caslin
Bruce Parmenter
David de Mercardo
Walt Parmenter
Mike Allard
Stosh Wi
Stosh Wiskoski
Scott Buchanan
Mike Callahan
Russ Pembroke
Jerry Sennett
Billy Olsen
Flower Girls puppet show delights Bennington Garden Club
Members of the Bennington Garden Club enjoyed a satirical puppet show called The Flower Girls presented by Mrs. John J. Kurten and aides. The skit spoofed various women and featured remarks on compost, legislation, and garden life. Guests included two Audubon scholarship winners and local groups, who discussed conservation and a proposed Grand Canyon dam bill with calls to contact senators and officials.
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Floribunda’’ Club
Flower Girls
John J. Kurten
John Beale
Kurten
Susan B. Anthony
Hyde Park
N.Y
George van Santvoord
Pied Pipers
Poughkeepsie
Audubon
Garden Club
Audubon Society
Greenwich
Conn
John Dunham
Camp
Sugarbush
Catamount Girl Scout Council
John Hamlin
Grand Canyon
Department of the Interior
State of
Arizona
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