Kennedy and Macmillan Agree on Berlin and Nuclear Talks
In Bermuda Kennedy and Macmillan reach accord on next steps for Berlin talks and evaluating the recent Soviet nuclear tests. They plan further discussions with U S and Soviet officials to assess possible negotiations while Kennedy hurries to attend his ill father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Bermuda
Kennedy
Macmillan
Berlin
Congo
Western Alliance
Palm Beach
Fila
White House
Pierre Salinger
Moscow
Paris
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Andrei A. Gromyko
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Vermont War Hero Officer Charged With Spying
Air Force charges Captain Joseph P. Kauffman a decorated veteran, with conspiring to relay U S defense information to foreign agents during a Germany visit in 1960 and he has been returned to Germany for investigation. The four alleged violations include conspiring to share defense data and denying employment by a foreign government. The case could lead to a court martial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
U.S
Germany
Joseph P. Kauffman
Kauffman
U.S. Defense
Two Burlington Cops Face Burglary Charges
Burlington officers John Malloy and John Adams resigned after being charged with breaking and entering and larceny for about 10 burglaries totaling over 1,000 dollars in five weeks. They were jailed on 10 thousand dollars bail as detectives tied the crimes to on duty movements and two way radios.
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Robert Abare
Arthur Carron
Burlington
John J. Malloy
John R. Adams
Burlington, Vt
Adams
Malloy
George A. McKenzie
Malloy and Adams
W H Burrington Dies in Tractor Mishap at Pownal Farm
William H. Burrington a 57 year old farmer from Pownal was crushed to death on his Mann Hill farm near Pownal Center when his tractor on snowy incline slid back trapping him between the steering wheel and a manure loading chute. The death was ruled suffocation from a crushed neck.
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Pownal
Mann Hill
Pownal Center
William H. Burrington
Mr. Burrington
Eunice Burrington
Salvatore W. Tornabene
Adoula Sets Katanga Deadline for Unity Pact Acceptance
Premier Cyrille Adoula said next Wednesday is the deadline for Katanga to honor Moise Tshombe’s unity commitment and warned there will be trouble if it is not met. He pledged energetic action to ensure the eight point agreement is signed and the secessionist terms are respected.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Joseph Ileo
Tshombe
Tleo
U.N
Kitona
Adoula
Vermont Highway Probe to Reply Today
The Vermont legislative commission probing the highway department plans a statement today in response to Governor Keyser's remarks on the right of way division. Hearings resume at the State House as the panel weighs criticism of Max Leighty and his appraisal dealings while the governor defends the assistant director.
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Montpelier
Legislative Commission
Vermont
Highway Department
Keyser
State House
Max Leighty
Leighty
U.S. and Britain Face Nuclear Test Policy Question
After a five hour discussion with Prime Minister Macmillan, sources indicate the United States may resume atmospheric nuclear tests. The talks centered on Soviet test reports and potential policy changes, with officials noting possible steps in this field and differences on Berlin.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
United States
Macmillan
White House
Pierre Salinger
Britain
Europe
Berlin
Salinger
Kennedy Senior Shows Small Improvement Amid Stroke Battle
Joseph P Kennedy remained seriously ill with a brain blood clot and partial paralysis but was described as better on Thursday night. Dr Marco Johanssen said he was more satisfied as attending physicians noted the patient rested well but his condition remained unchanged. Robert Kennedy, arriving from Washington, spent the night at the hospital while the President prepared to return from Bermuda to be by his father’s bedside.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Marco Johanssen
England
Bermuda
Harold Macmillan
Goldwater Praises Kennedy Latin Tour
Sen. Barry Goldwater lauded President Kennedy's South American program at a Tucson civic club, saying he respects the trip's courage and noting that substantial land reform is needed in Latin America, with the key question being how to divide land owned by a few.
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Tucson
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Kennedy
Goldwater
Stevenson faith in U.N. survival wins broad support
Adlai Stevenson and two anonymous regional delegates defended the United Nations amid life and death tests this year. They cited Congo and the secretary-general vacancy as proving the body’s durability despite calls it dying.
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Stevenson
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
U.S
World Organization
Congo
India
Goa
Judge Sets Aside Arson Slayer's Term
Federal Judge William Timbers voided the life sentence of Brattleboro arson slayer Frank Brown. The 14th Amendment due process ruling found Brown deprived of constitutional rights, freeing the 57-year-old man once jailed for the 1958 death of tenant Lyman Streeter in a Brattleboro building destroyed by fire.
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Brattleboro, Vt
William Timbers
Frank Brown
Brattleboro
Timbers
U.S
Brown
Lyman Streeter
Five Alarm Blaze Destroys Malden Lumber Co
In Malden Massachusetts a five alarm fire destroyed the Commonwealth Lumber and Building Supply Co on Eastern Avenue. Fire Chief John Cronin put damage at 800000 dollars and said the blaze was the worst in 30 years. Hundreds fled freezing streets as smoke blanketed a quarter mile and hydrants froze. Firefighters from nearby towns and Boston battled the fire for hours. no injuries reported. The wooden building burned to the ground except the front brick wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mass
Commonwealth Lumber and Building Supply Co
Eastern Avenue
John Cronin
Boston
Long Distance Call Saves Man Life In Medical Emergency
In Jackson Michigan a man gasped for breath while calling from Onsted. A Jackson operator failed to trace the call but alerted Max Roberts in Onsted. Roberts arranged a line to Jackson, alerted volunteers, and they reached Howard Richardson at his home. He was unconscious, treated with oxygen, and later listed in good condition at Tecumseh Hospital.
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Jackson, Mich
Onsted
Here
Jackson
Max Roberts
Roberts
Dial Exchange
Howard Richardson
Richardson
Tecumseh
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W.H. Burrington
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Santa Claus
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Hagerman
N.Y
Zorin
Dag Hammarskjold
China
Soviet Union
Valerian A. Zorin
General Assembly
Security Council
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