Village Board May Postpone Trailers Meeting
Trustee Pello will confer with Village President Gibney about delaying a special board session to handle water and sewer requests for two trailer parks. Pello objects to addressing Corcoran's requests before enforcing notices to remove trailers, fill an open trench, and clear a trailer court sign on Morgan Street.
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Bennington
Pello
Gibney
Corcoran
Morgan Street
Reuben Levin
Levin
Hoff Signals Big Overhaul of Vermont State Government
Gov elect Hoff outlines a major overhaul plan focusing on appointment quality with more Democrats in state government. He will name a successor to late Sen elect Lawrence Hinds and discuss regional coordination with New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Maine leaders. He calls for study before creating a new mental health department.
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Montpelier
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
Vermont
John M. Spencer
Lawrence Hinds
Franklin County
Democratic County Committee
Keyser
Mental Health Council
Ralph Foote
State Board of Health
Robert Aiken
Aiken
Bedford
N.H
John King
New Hampshire
New England
Endicott Peabody
Massachusetts
John H. Reed
Maine
Funeral for Warren Austin Held Friday in Burlington
Warren R. Austin former ambassador to the United Nations was buried after a Congregational service in Burlington. The 85 year old died Tuesday at his home after a long illness. Vermont officials and national figures attended including Gov. Keyser, former governors Johnson and Arthur, Gov elect Hoff, Sen. Aiken, Rep. Stafford and Burlington Mayor Bing.
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Burlington
Warren R. Austin
United Nations
Austin
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Joseph B. Johnson
Harold A. Arthur
Philip H. Hoff
First Congregational Church
U. S
George D. Aiken
Senate
Robert T. Stafford
Rvt
Robert K. Bing
Charles P. Noyes
United States
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
Catholic Unit Tries For Childs Custody
The Rev. Joseph Wiseman said a Vermont Catholic Charities social worker will come from Burlington to seek custody of the baby abandoned in a Sacred Heart Church pew. Village officials said the child is a state ward awaiting Juvenile Court disposition.
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Joseph Wiseman
Sacred Heart Church
Vermont Catholic Charities
Bennington
Burlington
Drunk Confesses Slaying Grimes Sisters in Chicago
Alfred Lawless a 34 year old Jamestown Kentucky man said he killed Barbara 15 and Patricia 13 Grimes in Chicago six years earlier. He confessed in Los Angeles after a drunkenness arrest, detailing how he picked up the sisters, molested them, and left them to die in a snowbank near Chicago.
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Grimes
Chicago
Los Angeles
Grimes Sisters
Barbara
Patricia Grimes
Alfred Smith Lawless
Lawless
Jamestown
Patricia
Indiana
Detroit
Tax loss from Cuba ransom aid eyed at up to 20 million
The U S government will mainly shoulder the cost of the Bay of Pigs ransom payout through lost tax revenue. IRS official Mitchell Rogovin estimated the tax loss could reach 20 million dollars over three years, though the figure could be lower.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Treasury
Mitchell Rogovin
Internal Revenue Service
Rogovin
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Kennedy to push more palatable education and health bills
President Kennedy plans anew education and health care proposals framed as the Kennedy measures but designed to win opposition support. Secretary Celebrezze said the Welfare budget will rise due to built in programs. The president meets advisers at his villa and sails aboard the Honey Fitz as Cuba’s Bay of Pigs survivors visit Palm Beach.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Kennedy
Miami
Pierre Salinger
White House
Palm Beach
Celebrezze
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Congress
Welfare Department
Honey Fitz
Kermit Gordon
Katanga Police Attack U.N. Forces Amid Cease-Fire Violations
Katangan police fired on U.N. units in Elisabethville using machine guns and mortars despite cease-fire orders. Seven U.N. soldiers and eight civilians were wounded as the conflict escalated, with the U.N. reportedly returning fire and capturing a Katangan police HQ. Red Cross officials called the police actions “mad” as tensions rose around Katanga’s secession.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
U.N
Elisabethville
Red Cross
Katanga
United Nations
Moise
Tshombe
John Latz
Karavia
G. C. Senn
International Red Cross
Union Miniere
Sean
Robert Gardiner
U.N. Congo
Leopoldville
Congo
Belgium
Mediator halts New York news strike talks after brief session
Federal mediator Stephen I. Schlossberg called off negotiations in the nine New York newspapers strike after a 15 minute session and joint discussion. Union leaders blamed the slowdown on frozen positions while publishers urged more concessions. The stalemate comes as Cleveland papers enter a fifth week of strikes with ongoing talks. Labor Secretary Wirtz travels to New York to aid East and Gulf Coast port negotiations.
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Mediator
New York
Stephen I. Schlossberg
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Schlossberg
Cleveland
the Plain Dealer
American Newspaper Guild
Cleveland Press
Scripps- Howard
W. Willard Wirtz
Inside Mrs. Fred Pabst on Bromley Junior Ski Program
Four ferocious puppies found abandoned in Shaftsbury dump. New York critics impressed by Bennington pianist Stephen Manes performance in Town Hall. Castro gives four Yankees a candid tour of Cuba. Gay's Express building $135,000 terminal on U.S. 7. Tax cuts expected to boost housing starts.
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Fred Pabst
Bromley
Shaftsbury
New York
Bennington
Stephen Manes
Town Hall
Page
Castro
Yankees
Cuba
Gay’s Express
U.S. 7
New IRS expense rules require detailed travel and entertainment records
The IRS公布 final regulations require substantiated receipts for entertainment costs over 25 dollars and outline new bookkeeping standards. A grace period runs to Feb 1 with full compliance by April 1 to reorganize procedures amid industry opposition.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Wall Street Journal
Congress
IRS
Caplin
Supreme Court
George M. Cohan
Cohan
Internal Revenue
First U S Arms To India By Sea Due Next Month
The first American arms shipments to India will arrive by sea early next month with two ships slated for January 4 and January 8. U S Ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith announced the plan in Calcutta as Indian papers note a Chinese buildup in Tibet. Reports say Tibet is rapidly militarizing, with forces massed in the Chumbi Valley and near Sikkim Bhutan and Rudok.
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U.S
India
New Delhi
John Kenneth Galbraith
Tibet
Galbraith
Calcutta
United States
Chumbi
Sikkim
Bhutan
Rudok
CAB approves Northeast group excursion fare to Boston Miami
The Civil Aeronautics Board upheld a 42.50 group excursion fare from Boston to Miami to be launched by Northeast Airlines on December 31. The board rejected petitions by National and Eastern Airlines to reconsider the prior 40 fare for a New York to Miami group trip. Two members dissented, calling for suspension and further investigation.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Northeast Airlines
National
Eastern Airlines
New York
Miami
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Harvey D. Butterfield
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Richard Winslow
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Porter McKeever
Committee For Economic Development
Frederick Rope
Montreal
Vermont Bar Association
John T. Fey
Uni
Catholic Unit
Presley
J.F.K
Elizabethville
Africa
Tschombe
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Crowley Cheese Factory
Himalayan
Tezpur
Inda Corps
CAB
Chan Gurney
Whitney Gillilland
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