Johnson Calls for World Peace at United Nations
President Johnson addressed the United Nations General Assembly pledging an unswerving commitment to keeping and strengthening peace. He urged unity and decried past rivalries while outlining broad goals of arms control and eradicating hunger, disease, and ignorance with international aid.
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N. Y
America
Johnson
General Assembly
John F. Kennedy
United States
Kennedy
U.N
New York
Warren Commission to Review FBI Kennedy Death Evidence
The Presidential Investigating Commission, led by Chief Justice Earl Warren, calls for all documents and investigation reports behind the FBI Kennedy assassination file. It will examine statements, agencies’ materials, and related records to assess possible conspiracy links.
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Washington
FBI
John F. Kennedy
Presidential Investigating Commission
Earl Warren
Board of Inquiry
Warren
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Oswald
Warren Commission
Commission
Hoff seeks $60,000 boost for Vermont industry plan
Governor Hoff will propose a revised 1964 65 industrial budget raising to 106 250 dollars the appropriation for six new staffers in the division. Two new industrial agents two analysts and two clerks would join current staff along with 10 000 for advertising and 5 000 for exhibits. Welch said the plan allows Vermont to take part in three industrial exhibits annually.
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Montpelier
Hoff
James S. Welch
Welch
Vermont
Pownal Considers Forgiving $4000 Track Payment
Pownal Selectmen proposed a goodwill gesture to forgive Green Mountain Park the $4000 owed for 20 extra racing days granted this fall by the Racing Commission. Jim Davis of Newport, commission chair, said the panel will act before year’s end but would not predict the vote. Norman Strobridge confirmed the town’s request to the commission, noting the track has paid $19,600 for 98 originally scheduled racing days and $54,810 in real estate taxes.
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Green Mountain Park
State Racing Commission
Fred P. Davis
Newport
The
Racing Commission
Pownal Selectmen
Norman R. Strobridge
Board of Selectmen
Selectman Strobridge
Kittyhawk flight marked in 60th anniversary feature
Sumner Kean recalls early aviation days in a Page 3 feature commemorating the 60th anniversary of the Kittyhawk flight. The issue also notes a Page 10 article on the Gospel of St Matthew.
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Sumner Kean
Hoff's Election Is Number One in 1963 Vermont News
The inauguration of Philip H. Hoff as the first Democratic governor in 109 years tops Vermont AP members' 1963 year-end list with 140 points. Other leading stories include state railroad land deals, reapportionment suits, a severe drought and Operation Water Wagon, and educational policy shifts.
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Philip H. Hoff
Associated Press
Vermont
Hoff
AP Publishing and Broadcasting
Rutland Railway
Jay Wulfson
Burlington
White Creek
N.Y
Addison County
A. Luke Crispe
Newfane
Vermont Independent Party
Vermont House
Senate
National Guard
John G. Kristensen
Guilford
Berlin Wall Opens for Christmas Visit Passes
West Berlin and East German authorities sign a six day deal allowing West Berliners with East relatives to visit over Christmas. About 400000 eligible to cross at 12 West Berlin points as East German posts process permits amid political tensions.
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Red Wall
West
Brandt
Korber
West Berlin
Hoff says Vermont children face global competition abroad
Governor Philip H. Hoff reported from Zanzibar that African nations are pursuing independence and education amid challenges. He cited a major university complex in Dar es Salaam and urged faster U.S. action in education while stressing Africa is moving toward self rule and not aligned with the Soviet bloc. Hoff plans to share the urgency with Vermonters.
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Philip H. Hoff
Africa
Vermont
Hoff
United States
Zanzibar
Tanganyika
Kenya
Johnson
Dar Es Salaam
Attorney General Rules Racing Records Are Not All Public
Vermont Deputy Attorney General Chester S. Ketcham says the Racing Commission may keep some records closed if they relate to the performance of public duties. He notes the public has access to true public records but not to every file, and hearings can be closed if no final action occurs. The ruling follows a request to view commission records during a suspension hearing for a race track steward.
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Commission
Ketcham
Vermont
Davis
Poll shows Johnson tops for 1964 race
Newsweek poll in New York shows 64 of 100 people favor Johnson while 36 back the five leading Republican contenders. Louis Harris & Associates reports Johnson up seven points in two weeks.
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Johnson
New York
Newsweek Magazine
Louis Harris & Associates
Court overturns decision on commie registration
A federal appeals court overturned the conviction of the Communist party for failing to register as a Soviet Union agent. The District of Columbia Circuit ruled the government must prove a volunteer existed to register under the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act, a key trial issue.
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Commie
Washington
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
Alexander Holtzoff
U.S. District Court
Communist Party of the United States
District Court
Police To Join Effort Against Tipsy Drivers
Bennington Village Police will join state police and other local agencies in a statewide crackdown on drinking drivers during the holiday season. The local department was asked by Robert C. Schwartz, state commissioner of motor vehicles, to cooperate in a safety program promoted by the New England Regional Safety Conference established by the New England Governors' Conference.
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Bennington Village
Robert C. Schwartz
Vermont
Schwartz
New England
Lawyers Seek Ruby Release Before Christmas
Dallas AP Jack Ruby's lawyers seek release before Christmas while the state demands he stay jailed. District Judge Joe Brown ordered a December 23 hearing on the defense motion for bond ahead of his February 3 murder trial.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Kennedy
Dist
Joe Brown
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
City Hall
Burton and Taylor Near Wedding After Legal Steps
Hollywood AP Richard Burton gains freedom to wed Elizabeth Taylor as Mexican divorce moves forward for Taylor and Eddie Fisher pursues divorce. Insiders expect nuptials soon in Puerto Vallarta after settlement talks and proxy proceedings conclude.
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Hollywood
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Burton
Marc Antony
Liz
Cleopatra
Sybil Burton
Eddie Fisher
Mike Todd
Eddie
Elizabeth
New York
Mexico
Fisher
Burton-Taylor
Puerto Vallarta
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