First Granite Loads Reach Carthusian Monastery Site
Sunderland reports the first granite loads for the Carthusian Foundation’s $2 million monastery on Mount Equinox. 2,400 stones weighing three tons each will be moved by the William E. Dailey Co. to form walls and cells, with 800 trips planned over two years. The order, founded by St. Bruno in 1084, seeks a lasting, solitary home, using monolithic stone. Dr. Joseph G. Davidson and Rev. Stephen Boylan support the project, transferring 4,000 acres to the foundation and ensuring privacy through natural enclosure.
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Sunderland
Carthusian Foundation
Mount Equinox
Dailey Co
Charterhouse
Bentley Hill
Chartreuse
French Alps
Carthusians
St. Bruno
Joseph G. Davidson
Mt. Equinox
Stephen Boylan
Davidson
Manchester
Sandgate
Carthusian Foundation Charterhouse
Turner Construction Co
New York
Europe
Robert Bengel
Arrest in Pearson Case Aims Soon in Mass
In Williams town Massachusetts UPI reports an imminent arrest in the killing and assault of 19 year old Bonnie Briggs Pearson of Newport New Hampshire. Dist Atty Matthew J Ryan Jr says authorities are tying loose ends and a murder charge is likely to be filed within a day or so.
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Pearson
Williamstown
Mass
UPI
Bonnie Briggs Pearson
Newport
N. H
Matthew J. Ryan Jr
Miss Pearson
West Main Street
Ryan
Hoosick
N.Y
H. Peter Pearson
N.H
Rockwell Assassination Sparks Manhunt in Arlington
In Arlington Virginia a former American Nazi party official John Patler 29 was charged with murder after George Lincoln Rockwell leader of the party was shot at point blank range in a parking lot. Patler held on 50000 bond. FBI aided the investigation and witnesses recalled shots from a coin operated laundry roof as Rockwell backed his car out.
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Arlington
UPI
George Lincoln Rockwell
der Fuehrer
American Nazi Party
Pointblank Range
Volshevik
Rockwell
John Patler
Matt Koehl
Patler
Koehl
Walter E. Bell
FBI
Arlington County
Gordon Hall
Boston
Patter
Hancock
Tom Blakeney
Blakeney
John Judson
Ruby W. Pierce
Africa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S Truman
Hebron Academy
Maine
Brown University
Accused Killer Idolized Weapons
Providence news recounts John Patler's ties to the American Nazi Party leader George Lincoln Rockwell. Patler, Rockwell’s No. 2, reportedly wore loaded weapons, vowed to shoot, and ran a militarized group with stashes of arms. Witnesses describe the shooting outside a Virginia headquarters. Rockwell’s death followed a confrontation with authorities. Patler’s background includes a Greek immigrant father and a 1943 family tragedy.
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Providence
R.I
API
John Patter
George Lincoln Rockwell
Arlington
Morton Blender
Wpri-Tv
Patter
Rockwell
Blender
Sergeants Arrested On Spy Charges
The Defense Department says two U S Army sergeants conspired with Soviet agents to hand over films and defense information to Russia. Named are Lt Ullysses J M Harris of Neptune New Jersey and Sgt Leonard J Safford of Chillum Maryland. Safford allegedly hired a photographer to photograph U S Army strategic come
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UPD
Defense Department
U.S. Army
Russia
The
Pentagon
Ullysses JM Harris
Neptune, N.J
Sgt
Leonard J. Safford
Chillum, Md
Safford
Strategic
Munications Command
Rosslyn
Harris
Nikolai Fedorovich Popv
Fairfax
Washington, D.C
Popov
Hillandale
Palmer Park
Korea
United States
Department
Ft. Belvoir
Virginia
Chillum
Ft. Meade Post Stockade
Maryland
Suitland
U.S. Army Strategic Communications Command
Neptune
N.J
Anatoliy Tikhorovich Kireyev
National Defense
Army
McNamara urges South victory not North in Vietnam war
Defense secretary Robert S. McNamara told a closed Senate hearing that the war must be won in the South and that bombing North Vietnam would not shorten the conflict. He opposed broadening air strikes on Haiphong and northern targets, citing limited impact on infiltration and high risks. He noted Haiphong handles most imports, with North Vietnam able to reroute supplies by road and rail. The testimony contrasted with Joint Chiefs views and sparked fresh debate on Vietnam strategy.
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Washington
UPI
Robert S. McNamara
North Vietnam
Congress
South
North
McNamara
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Vietnam
United States
Strom Thurmond
R-S
Joint Chiefs
Haiphong
SVN
South Vietnam
Inside Columnist Notes Shifting Notions Of Reality
An Inside column by Jean Wassick laments difficulty in distinguishing truth in modern life. An editorial on Bennington education funding examines financing challenges and policy tensions. A feature highlights special attention given to a select group, with accompanying photos on page five.
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Bennington
Cost of Living Takes Sharpest Increase
Washington reports July consumer prices rose by four tenths of a percent, the biggest gain in nine months. Food costs led the rise, with mortgage rates, hospital and physician services contributing. Real take-home pay fell for the 12th straight month despite higher weekly earnings.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Arnold Chase
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Chase
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National Life Insurance Company
New Vermont
Victor Christ- Janer
Dailey Company
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New York City
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Storm Trooper
Greece
Polo Grounds
Patsalos
Sing-Sing
George
Miller
North Vieteam
U.S
Leonard Sedillo
San Francisco
Hammer, Chisel
Jack Hammer
Leonard
Jean Wassick
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