Legislature weighs highway funds clash in Vermont
Vermont legislative commission says no bonds needed for highway construction next two years but department officials dispute auditor and push for 12 million in 1963. Oakes and five members back a gas tax receipts freeze and urge audits, bidding reforms, and a two road system study to guide future state highway policy.
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Montpelier
Legislative Commission
Vermont
Highway Department
David V. Adderson
James L. Oakes
Windham County
Special Legislative Commission
Commission
Bennington struggle over trailer ban intensifies
Developer Lafayette Lyons moves to test the towns new trailer ban by filing a formal request for water and sewer services for Rockwood Mobile Home Park off Oakes Street. Attorney John B. Harte says more formal requests will follow to probe denial authority while village officials await a regular board meeting in January.
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Lafayette Lyons
Rockwood Mobile Home Park
Oakes Street
Hilda Hurley
Bennington Village
Joseph D. Corcoran
McKinley St
Bennington
Mountain View
Morgan Street
Harte
Corcoran
Reuben Levin
Walloomsac Man Dies in trailer fire
William E. LeBarron aged 43 owner of a used car lot and wrecking service died when his trailer home burned in Walloomsac N Y early today. Fire chief James Baldwin said the fire started in the bedroom and firemen contained it within 15 minutes. Coroner Anthony Matera ordered an autopsy at Samaritan Hospital in Troy.
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North Hoosick
N.Y
William E. LeBarron
Walloomsac
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Edmunds
New York 67
Walloomsac Village
LeBarron
James Baldwin
Baldwin
Rennselaer County
Anthony Matera
Milton Rembach
New York State Police
BCI
Loudenville
Nuclear strategy talks extend Nassau summit another day
In Nassau the Kennedy Macmillan meeting stretched into an extra day over Skybolt missile talks. Officials saw a possible compromise that could satisfy both sides amid currency and trade concerns tied to the dollar and pound.
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Nassau
Skybolt
Bahamas
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Inside conviction for Hoffa linked to Teamsters
A Page 7 summary notes that Hoffa related inside conviction could loosen his control over the Teamsters Union. The report discusses potential leadership implications and union dynamics.
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Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Donovan Flying Back to Havana Again Hopes to Free Captives
James B. Donovan plans another trip to Havana to press for the release of 1 113 Cuban prisoners held since the 1961 invasion. He delivers a preliminary medicines list to Castro and awaits a price in food and medical supplies before any exchange.
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Donovan
Havana
Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Castro
American Red Cross
Cuba
Miami International
Port Everglades
Red Cross
Prisoners Committee
U.S
Priceless Mona Lisa To Smile in Washington Gallery
The Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci arrives from the Paris Louvre to Washington's National Gallery of Art Vault X for an unveiling planned January 8 by President Kennedy. After a three week stay, the portrait will travel to New York's Metropolitan Museum and possibly other U.S. cities before returning to France.
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Washington
National Gallery of Art
Leonardo da Vinci
Paris Louvre
Kennedy
Congress
Metropolitan Museum
New York
France
Louvre
Secret Service
West Side Pier
Paris
Dominicans Vote in Free General Election for New Government
Dominicans cast ballots in their first free general election in 38 years. Voters chose a president among five candidates led by Juan Bosch, 53, and Viriato Fiallo, 67, with 4 vicepresidents, 74 deputies, 26 senators, plus local officials. Rioting occurred at closing for the presidential contest.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
National Civic Union
Viriato A. Fiallo
The
Civic Union
Juan Bosch
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Bosch
Nnistic
Congress
Rafael Trujillo
Mental Health Study Proposed by Manchester Agencies
The executive committee of United Boards of Community Mental Health Agencies asked for a statewide mental health needs survey and an administrative plan to serve those needs. The move, to be a recommendation to the state Health Department, follows prior agency approval and highlights inter department views on state mental health reorganization.
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Manchester
United Boards of
State Department of Health
NASA Revising Moon Program to Target Better Moon Pictures
NASA begins a major overhaul of the Ranger moon rocket program in Washington. The move may delay lunar research ahead of manned landings but should improve chances of first close up TV images of the moon and data from instruments on moonquakes and geography.
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Washington
Space Agency
Ranger
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Moon
U S Congo Mission Plans More U N Talks
Lt Gen Louis Truman planned additional talks at the United Nations before leading the Congo mission to assess U N forces needs. The push follows reports from Washington and Nassau of U S concern over a possible new Soviet bid for influence in the Congo.
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United Nations
N. Y
Louis Truman
Congo
U.N
Truman
Washington
Nassau
U.S
Conference extends to discuss Skybolt and NATO defense
The two day meeting ran long as Kennedy and Macmillan added sessions Friday to cover Skybolt issues and broader NATO defense matters. The President planned to depart for Palm Beach, with a communique expected after the final session.
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Initely
Kennedy
Macmillan
Palm Beach
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
NATO
U.S. Consulate Vandalized by Katanga Protesters
In Elisabethville Katanga students marched onto the U.S. consulate grounds shouting Down with Kennedy and Bash the consul's head in. They tore down the American flag and smashed windows following news that the United States would ship more military equipment to support UN efforts to end Katanga's secession.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
Kennedy
U.S
New York
United States
U.N
Iraqi Official Denies Iraq Kuwait Federation Talks
Iraqi officials rejected a Syrian report that Iraq and Kuwait were negotiating federation. Al-Abd Al-Jadid quoted an Iraqi official calling the talks misleading and fabricated.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Kuwait
Al-Abd Al-Jadid
Nike Zeus missile test ends in California
Point Mugu Calif AP successful firing of a Nike Zeus anti missile rocket concludes the Army test series with 10 successes in 19 attempts Nine missiles were destroyed in flight The weapon aimed to intercept missiles above 100 miles has been in development since 1957 and McNamara questions its readiness for full scale production Two Egyptian Armenians and an Egyptian were hanged in Cairo for spying for Israel Jean Leon Thomas 31 Krapit Jacob 32 and Mohammed Ahmed Hassan 30 were arrested in 1960 and sentenced to death last year
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Point Mugu
Calif
Army
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Cairo
Israel
Jean Leon Thomas
Krapit Jacob
Mohammed Ahmed Hassan
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Public Administration Service
John J. O’brien
Chittenden
Robert A. Willey
Orleans
Frank W. Guild
Waterbury
James N. Kennedy
Brighton
Paul D. Humphrey
Poultney
Great Britain
Europe
West
Britain
America
By William L. Ryan
SKY Bolt
Sabin
Tom Dooley
Laos
James B. Donovan
Lee
U.S. Congo
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