Prison Trustees Endorse Hearing For Embezzler
Concord New Hampshire prison trustees approved a pardon hearing petition for Charles H. Barnard former State Senate President from Manchester now serving a nine year term for embezzling over a quarter million dollars from the Heald estate. The hearing goes before Governor Wesley Powell and the Executive Council in Portsmouth at Pease Air Force Base. Barnard 54 has served four years of his sentence and argues he needs the hearing to support his family and to prepare for a new livelihood after disbarment.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
State Senate
Charles H. Barnard
Manchester
Robert L. Stark
Wesley Powell
Executive Council
Portsmouth
Pease Air Force Base
Barnard
Frank E. Heald
Senate
Prison Board of Trustees
Attorney General’s Office
William Maynard
Stark
Gales batter Britain and Europe with deadly storms
Roaring gales across northwest Europe kill at least four in Britain as the Meteorological Office cites record gusts. Severe winds hit Germany and Denmark with harbor disruption, while Norway faces snow and rain. A tornado injures two in Hosterbro, and Vladivostok endures a blizzard with heavy snowfall.
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London
Europe
Britain
Meteorological Office
Lowther Hill
Lanarkshire
Scotland
British Isles
North Sea
Baltic
Los Angeles
Germany
Norway
Skaggerak
Denmark
Landrigan's Sleigh Found After Friday Night Theft
Concord police traced Leo Landrigan's sleigh from his Melvin Hill Road front lawn to Hubbard's Store in Canterbury, where it was recovered early today. Authorities have not identified who moved the sleigh or how it was taken.
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Concord
N. H
Leo Landrigan
Maine union districts touted to boost schools and lower taxes
At a Maine Senate meeting 35 educators and lawmakers heard Dean Mark Shibles explain how union district schools since 1957 have joined towns, upgraded programs and facilities, and cut growth in property tax rates, aided by state legislation and a $25 000 two year study.
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Montpelier
Maine
Mark Shibles
Senate
Vermont
John Holden
Shibles
Asa A. Gordon
Maine School District Commission
Gordon
Western leaders drifting toward Geneva talks plan
The United States and Britain indicate Khrushchev's heads of government meeting proposal is unlikely. Kennedy and Macmillan urge a strong Western effort to keep disarmament moving, saying the three leaders must direct their representatives toward concrete results at the 18 nation talks in Geneva.
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Washington
West
Khrushchev
Geneva
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
David Ormsby Gore
Dean Rusk
State Department
Ormsby Gore
Rusk
France
Italy
Canada
White House
Gems Recovered in Major Pompano Beach Robbery
Federal agents recovered 1.75 million dollars worth of gems stolen from a Pompano Beach jewelry store. The haul included five loaded revolvers and gear. three suspects faced robbery charges with 50 000 dollar bonds. Two more men were sought as the case unfolded in Florida.
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Fort Lauderdale
Grapp
Paul Walter Panczko
Chicago
Richard Willard Kay
Three Oaks
Mich
Edward H. Cook
Oak Lawn
Strategic Goods Disposal Plans Being Reached
Senators reviewing secret reports warn the government may sell the strategic stockpile slowly over a decade to avoid an economy shock. Aluminum and rubber dominate the stockpile, with millions of tons possibly sold for profit but only gradually to prevent price drops and supply disruptions. The total raw-material expenditure exceeds $9 billion.
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Washington
Board of Strategic Materials
Senate
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jet Interceptor Catches Fire. Two Crewmen Escape
A USAF F101B Voodoo caught fire and exploded after two crewmen ejected by parachute near Ed Freeling farm five miles south of Mexico New York. Lt. James Page and Lt. Paul Allin escaped with minor injuries and were taken to Hancock Field. Wreckage scattered over 300 yards. only tail section remained. The jet was on a Griffiss AFB training mission.
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Mexico
N.Y
James Page
Needham
Mass
Paul Allin
Cranston
R.L
Air Force
Here
Hancock Field
Syracuse
Griffiss Air Force Base
Rome
49Th
Suadron
Ed Freeling
Freeling
Griffiss
Allen
Page
Sinatra Prowse Split Rumor Denied By Manager
Juliet Prowse dismisses reports of a breakup with Frank Sinatra as tommyrot after arriving from Johannesburg. Her manager Ed Goldstone says Sinatra was not at the airport because they planned to meet later.
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Hollywood (Ap
Tommyrot
Juliet Prowse
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Miss Prowse
Johannesburg
South Africa
Ed Goldstone
Frank
President Kennedy Returns to Washington to Meet Women’s Commission
Kennedy flew from Virginia to the White House aboard a helicopter landing on the lawn at 9 41 a m. He planned to greet the Commission on the Status of Women first thing Monday with members including Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hunt Country
Virginia
White House
Glen Ora
Charles Spalding
New York
Prince
Princess Stanislas Radziwill
Radziwill
Tori
Spalding
Princess Radziwill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Course Catalog for ASU Extension Division
Arizona State University's extension division issue lists courses in this order Courtship and Marriage Teaching in the Kindergarten Modern Practices in Early Childhood Education Principles and Curricula of Secondary Schools Analysis of the Individual.
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Tempe, Ariz
Arizona State University
Lack of Winter Bath Forces Scouts to Cancel
About 700 area Boy Scouts could not hold their annual Winteree sports program due to rain and wet weather washing out events. The event was canceled by organizers in Lackawanna New York.
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Bath
N. Y
Former President Awaits Arrival
A fragment notes the former president and others waiting for his arrival, highlighting anticipation surrounding his出presence and schedule.
Mergers Take New Shape In Postwar Rise
AP reports a shift in corporate marriages as mergers grow more urgent and visible across rail, airline and banking sectors and spreading to electronics chemicals and retail. Fears rise of job loss, plant closures and reduced competition amid calls for growth and potential government control.
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New York
Stock Market Sees Slow Trading Across Wall Street
New York AP reports small price changes in early trading with activity fading to semi holiday pace as banks and many institutions close for Lincoln's birthday. Major over the counter brokers also shut, leaving blue chip issues largely unchanged.
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New York
Wall
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North Adams, Mass
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