Khrushchev Demands Farm Officials Embrace Western Methods
In Moscow Khrushchev warned farm bureaucrats to copy capitalist science and practice or face dismissal. He urged officials to study foreign achievements, replace unreceptive personnel, and correct distortions of the corn campaign while favoring crops suited to local conditions.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Communist Party Central Committee
Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
Soviet Union
Warren Wire Co Makes More Gradual Lay Offs
Warren Wire Co reports a slow business period and says it began another round of small layoffs at its Pownal plant. Less than 10 workers released as production of enameled magnet wire is phased out. The plant workforce stood at about 135, once 250.
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Warren Wire Co
Pownal
Walter A. Stred
Stred
Billings Pond recreation project under study in Vermont
A Green Mountain National Forest official says a state federal plan to create 92 acres of fishable waters at Rake Branch Brook near Searsburg Woodford is still under consideration. Dam construction would be funded by the Fish and Game Department with the forest service building campsites and swimming areas, while fees may apply for non fishing facilities.
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Woodford
Billings Pond
Green Mountain National Forest
Rake Branch
Vermont
Searsburg
State Fish and Game Department
U.S. Forest Service
Sydney B. Davis
National Forest
Manchester
Davis
Fish and Game Department
Adams Reservoir
Rockwell Exhibit Planned for Bennington Museum
Bennington Museum will host a Norman Rockwell exhibit this summer. Director Curator Richard Carter Barret said arrangements are made with Rockwell, who left Saturday Evening Post and signed with Look magazine. Museum attendance rose from 37 224 in 1962 to 60 038 in 1963.
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Bennington Museum
Norman Rockwell
Richard Carter Barret
Bennington
Barret
Grandma Moses
Rockwell
Berkshire Museum
Jobless Rate Rises in January Amid Bad Weather
Washington AP report cites 700000 added to unemployment in January raising total jobless to 4.6 million. Weather and post holiday cutbacks push 3.4 million into part time work while service industries lead payroll gains. seasonally adjusted rate climbs to 5.6 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Hoff says utilities overstated costs of flow bill
Gov. Hoff accused Vermont electric utilities of grossly exaggerating extra costs if his minimum flow bill passes. Central Vermont Public Service Corp. warned it would spend about 347000 dollars more annually on non hydro power, saying they were not consulted by Hoff’s natural resources task force.
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Albert A. Cree
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Vermont
Hoff
Ball Makes Last Effort to avert Cyprus clash
American Under secretary of State George Ball rushed between Ankara and Athens to win Turkish and Greek approval for an international police force on Cyprus free of UN control. He pressed Makarios after rejection of British American proposals and warned of possible civil strife between NATO partners. Reports said Turkish and Greek forces were alert and troops readied, while Cyprus seeks UN involvement.
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Athens
George Ball
Turkey
Greece
Cyprus
Mediterranean
U.N
Ball
NATO
Makarios
United Nations
Alec
Douglas-Home
London
Atlantic Alliance
United States
U.S
Ankara
Ismet Inonu
Judge Rules Ruby Trial For Dallas Murder Case
The judge ordered Jack Ruby to stand trial in Dallas on Monday for the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald. Defense argues possible transfer. juror pool to be drawn, with Wade seeking the death penalty and Belli asserting possible unfairness in Dallas.
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Dallas, Tex
Jack Ruby
Dallas
John F. Kennedy
Dist
Joe B. Brown
Texas
Ruby
Brown
Melvin Belli
Atty
Henry Wade
Frank Wilson
Wilson
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Oswald
Wade
Hoff Sees Babcock as GOP Governor Candidate
Vermont Governor Philip Hoff described Professor Robert S. Babcock as an announced Republican candidate for governor. Hoff mocked Babcock for saying he would not oppose Lt. Gov. Ralph A. Foote if Foote endorsed a sales tax and suggested Babcock may have urged others in the party to similar stances.
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Montpelier
Philip H. Hoff
Robert S. Babcock
Burlington
Hoff
Babcock
Ralph A. Foote
Foote
Ralph Foote
Republican Party
Soviet Defector Nossenko Seeks U S Asylum In Washington
In Washington, Soviet secret police defector Yuri I Nossenko asked political asylum in the United States and the State Department said asylum will be granted The Russian allegation of improper behavior was voiced in Moscow while U S authorities say Nossenko is in the United States and will be interviewed by Soviet representatives.
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Washington
Yuri I. Nossenko
United States
State Department
Richard I. Phillips
Nossenko
Geneva
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Phillips
Central Intelligence Agency
FBI
Kremlin
Moscow
Inside captions on Jean Wassick and council notes
The page 3 item reports Jean Wassick claiming she has kicked an evil habit. Page 4 editorial discusses the Mississippi Citizens Council advertisement using Lincoln quotes. Page 5 features a ladies night at the Eagle Hose Co. A picture page highlights Bennington’s 1914 post office described as the perfect building.
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Jean Wassick
Mississippi Citizen’s Council
Lincoln
The
Eagle Hose Co
Bennington
New
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Benhi
Steve Greenslet
Hartford
Mike Donahue
Louis Napolitano
Brad Stevens
Jim Moore
John LePire
Mr. K
Street
Warren Wire
General Cabel Corp
Tass
Central Intelligence
John Carbine
Carbine
Reds
Rocky
Nelson Rockefeller
Contocook
N.H. Village
George Fitts
Limassol
Babcock’s
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