Search Continues for Jet Fighter Pilot Near Cambridge
Air Force and Civil Air Patrol squads comb the snow covered fields west of Cambridge for Capt. Carl Evankovich after his F102 crash during a training mission. About 150 searchers, aided by Vermont CAP units, scoured the area while snow hindered aerial probing and town volunteers supplied support at the Cambridge Town Hall base.
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Cambridge
Cambridge — Air Force
Civil Air Patrol
Here
Cambridge Road
Russell Terpening
Air Force Patrol
Cambridge Town Hall
Air Force
New Hampshire
Carl Evankovich
Westover
Mass
Air Force Base
Evankovich
76Th
Chicopee
Robert Wright
Newbury- Sunapee
N.H
William English
Hoosick Falls National
Air Defense Command
Terpening
Washingon County
Morrisville
CAP
Vermont
John McHugh
Bennington
West Palm Beach
Fla
Glenn
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Town Budget Adds 36000 For Plant Operation In Sewer System
The town plans about 36000 annually for operation and maintenance of the Bennington sewer treatment plant and interceptor lines funded by a new user sewer charge. Total project cost near 1.65 million with state and federal aid expected.
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Bennington
Selectmen
Alma Langlois
William H. Morse Construction Co. Inc
Morse
Gerald E. Morrissey, Inc
Edward Knapp
Dems Plan Statement On Ginsburg Action
Dems plan an official statement next week on rumors that the Vermont Democratic Party dissociated itself from National Committeeman William I. Ginsburg. State Chairman John M. Spencer said confirmation or renouncement would come a week from today after a Rutland meeting Feb. 18.
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Cuttingsville
John M. Spencer
Democratic Party
William I. Ginsburg
State Committee
Rutland
Spencer
BenMont workers strike over contracts at gifting firm
More than 200 workers walk out at BenMont Paper Corp in a two month dispute with management. The union seeks 20 cent an hour raise, relaxed vacation rules, and a union shop. 208 BenMont hourly staff and eight Flint Ink Vermont workers are involved.
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BenMont Papers
BenMont Company
Flintlink Corp
Vermont
Hagerman
BenMont Paper Corp
Flint Ink Corp
BenMont
Algeria Rebel Parliament Near Peace Pact With France
Algeria's rebel parliament was expected to approve a peace agreement with France, while the Secret Army Organization continued terrorism to derail a cease fire. Ferhat Abbas signaled progress as attacks on Maison Caree barracks in Algiers left casualties and fires after heavy weapon bombardment.
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Secret Army
Algiers
Algeria
France
National Council
Tripoli
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Tunis
National Liberation Front
FLN
Ferhat Abbas
Maison Carre
Hoff Eyes Gubernatorial Bid and Rutland Rail Plan
Rep. Philip Hoff of Burlington plans to announce a gubernatorial bid this week and discuss with four striking Rutland Railway brotherhoods a proposal allowing other railroads to use Rutland trackage to restore service. Hoff conditions any state operation plan on Gov. Keyser backing a detailed economic study of the Rutland before action. Hoff says he did not influence the initial rejection of using other lines.
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Burlington, Vt
Philip Hoff
Burlington
Rutland Railway
Rutland
Hoff
Keyser
Brotherhoods
Kennedy Hopes for Geneva Summit by June 1
President Kennedy tells Soviet Premier Khrushchev he hopes Geneva disarmament talks lead to a heads of government summit by June 1. Western allies consider short range disarmament steps and a ban on transferring nuclear weapons, with a May summit possible if progress continues.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
U. S
United Nations
Britain
Canada
France
Italy
Congress Hears Glenn Give Speech
Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr arrived in Washington escorted by President Kennedy for a day of honors. Rain forced outdoor events into a hangar as Glenn joined a joint Congressional session and met military dignitaries amid a formal welcome.
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Congress
Glenn
Washington
John H. Glenn Jr
Kennedy
H.W. Castor
James Hosey
Pittsburgh
Florida
Glenns
Air Force
White House
Capitol
Capitol Plaza
Armed Services
Marine Color Guard
Signal Pole Topples Near Hotel Putnam
A utility pole on South Street near the Hotel Putnam toppled at about 12:30 noon triggering Box 48 of the Bennington Fire Department alarm system. Police say the 12 foot high pole fell as a pedestrian passed and that marks at the base suggest an earlier vehicle impact. the crash damaged both police and fire call boxes and the red signal light mounted on the pole.
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South Street
Putnam
Bennington
William Pulver
Pulver
Donald Greenslet
Police
Fire Department
Kennedy Seeks Peaceful Dutch Indonesian West New Guinea Talks
Robert F. Kennedy met Dutch Foreign Minister Joseph Luns in The Hague to discuss the Dutch Indonesian dispute over West New Guinea. He conveyed no Indonesian government message, stressing a fact finding mission and peaceful settlement. Kennedy planned to report to President Kennedy after a Paris stop.
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Hague
Netherlands
Robert F. Kennedy
West New Guinea
Joseph M. A. H. Luns
U. S
Kennedy
Indonesia
Bonn
Paris
Congress Plans An Easy Week
Washington AP reports Congress will have a light week after Kennedy's failed effort to create an urban affairs and housing department. The House plans to pass a retraining program for displaced workers while the Senate debates minor bills and delays a House passed debt limit measure. Committees in both chambers will finish touches on pending legislation and investigations.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Department of Urban Affairs and Housing
House
Senate
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