Mother of Six Becomes Third Juror in Ruby Trial
In Dallas the third juror, Mil dred McCollum, a mother of six and building contractor secretary, was sworn in as defense maneuvers stalled the trial. She heard part of the televised Oswald shooting scene and recalled Kennedy's death as a shock as defense moves sought a Texas Supreme Court ruling on witnesses being disqualified from juror duty.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Mildred McCollum
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
McCob
Lum
Kennedy
Oswald
Texas Supreme Court
Austin
Joe B. Brown
McCollum
Joe Tonahill
George Templin
Templin
Brown
Melvin Belli
Death of Missing Vermont Man Probed
Albany police investigate the death of Charles P. Billado a Vermont insurance executive found dead in an Albany motel. He vanished Jan 2 from Montpelier after taking a taxi from St Johnsbury to Boston Logan Airport. Autopsy pending. authorities note he carried little money and used an alias at check in.
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Vermont
Albany
N.Y
Charles P. Billado
Billado
Montpelier
Jacqueline
Leo Sorel
Sorel
Charles
Williamstown
Kashmir clashes flare anew between Pakistan and India
Twenty three Indian policemen are missing after a new outbreak of violence in Kashmir as Pakistani troops allegedly cross the cease fire line near Keran. Ayub Khan and Chou Enlai pledged mutual support for each side while Washington’s aid to India drew criticism.
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New Delhi
India
Pakeistan
Kashmir
Indian Defense Ministry
U.N
Keran
Srinagar
Nehru
Congress Party
Pakistan
Chou Enelai
Chou
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Peking
United States
Washington
U.S
China
Ayub
Red China
United Nations
Cyprus Talks Reach Crucial Stage Today
United Nations Secretary General U Thant led a 90 minute meeting with British diplomat Sir Patrick Dean and Cyprus Foreign Minister Spros Kyprianou to push for a peace plan. A key dispute centers on whether the 1960 treaty of Guarantee should be mentioned in a Security Council Cyprus resolution. Dispatches report Cyprus turning into an armed camp amid training as Greece and Turkish Cypriots brace for possible intervention by Turkey.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
U Thant
Cyprus
Thant
Sir Patrick Dean
Spros Kyprianou
Security Council
Britain
Turkey
Greece
United States
Mediterranean
Davidson Gifts Mount Equinox to Carthusian Monks
Dr Jos eph G Davidson plans to transfer Mount Equinox land gradually over nine years to the Carthusian Foundation of America. He already has conveyed 4000 acres in Sandgate, with a 50 acre site near Lake Madeleine tentatively chosen for a monastery. Sky Line Drive and related facilities will remain, hunting will be restricted, and the Davidson home may host visitors at a gate only.
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Manchester
Mount Equinox
Vermont
Carthusian Foundation of America
Joseph G. Davidson
The
Banner
Sandgate
Davidson
Lake Madeleine
Sunderland
Federal Aviation Agency
Dr. Davidson
Carthusians
Mrs. Davidson
Stephen Boylan
Stephen
Raphael
Monks Need Good Nervous System for Carthusian Life
Fr Stephen Boylan president of the Carthusian Foundation on Mount Equinox discusses the austere contemplative life. He notes the need for a good nervous system and buoyant spirit to endure the quiet vows, with few admissions despite many applications. The order, begun 1084, transfers to Mount Equinox in 1960 and is not yet a regular charterhouse.
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Manchester
Carthusian Foundation
Mount Equinox
Stephen Boylan
Banner
Joseph G. Davidson
Stephen
Whitingham
Raphael
Youth Shot in Shaftsbury Hunting Accident
A 16 year old Shaftsbury youth, Ralph D. Dooley, was wounded in the left leg by a .22 slug while transferring a rifle to a hunting companion on the Browe Farm. He was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital by state police and Bennington Rescue Squad. surgery was pending as of 9 a.m. with the patient resting comfortably.
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Shaftsbury
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Ralph D. Dooley
Virginia Dooley
Young Dooley
Browe
Shaftsbury Hollow
Bennington
Arthur S. Faris
Aiken Voices Opposition to Farm Bill on Senate Floor
Senator George D. Aiken ranking Republican on the Agriculture Committee plans to speak against the administration farm bill. He calls the measure unnecessary and says the Agriculture Secretary already has authority. He criticizes proposed cotton subsidies as aiding textile mills to undercut foreign producers.
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Washington
George D. Aiken
R - VI
Senate
Aiken
Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Malaysia Near Breaking Point Amid Confrontation Crisis
Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman says Indonesia is mounting acts of physical aggression near the Sarawak Sabah frontier and hostilities could erupt any moment. Diplomatic efforts falter as Indonesia vows to crush Malaysia and air drops supplies to guerrillas.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Indonesia
Rahman
Sarawak
Sabah
Borneo
Council On World Tensions
Asia
Africa
Latin America
United States
Diosdado Macapagal
Philippines
Jakarta
Sukarno
Bali
Union Wirtz Talks On Wheat Ban Fair
A union boycott blocks U S wheat shipments to Russia as talks with Labor Secretary Wirtz collapse. Longshoremen demand 50 percent of grain moved in U S vessels, backed by AFL CIO. eight ships idle in Atlantic and Gulf ports. President Meany supports the stance citing worker bread and butter concerns. The dispute strains U S foreign policy and trade policy.
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Miami Beach, Fla
U.S
Russia
W. Willard Wirtz
Thomas W. Gleason
International Longshoremen’s Union
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Wirtz
Washington
Johnson
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Maritime Administration
GOP Hopefuls Attack Vietnam Policy From Rockefeller to Goldwater
Republican presidential contenders bluntly attack Johnson era Viet Nam policy. Rockefeller accuses administration of news management, demanding full truth about the military situation. Nixon and Goldwater also level sharp criticism of foreign policy and anti poverty efforts.
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GOP
Aima
Viet Nam
Washington
Johnson
South Viet Nam
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
Saigon
Lodge
Nixon
Peoria
Ill
Southeast Asia
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Nashua
Old Bennington Votes Tonight On Zoning Law
Voters in Old Bennington will attend an 8 p.m. special meeting at the Old Bennington Schoolhouse to vote on a proposed zoning ordinance. It is a second vote on the same ordinance as last September after changes in state law.
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Old Bennington
Bennington
Hoff's regionalism concept explored in editorial
BCHS eliminated in the semi finals at the New England Catholic Invitational Tournament. The note appears in the sports section with page references to Page 4 and Page 6.
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Gov. Hoff
BCHS
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Lester H. Davis
Wilmington
Magic Mountain
By Constance M. Jordan
Carthusian Order
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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