State House debated as nurses on duty urged after fatal heart attacks
Vermont lawmakers push a duty nurse resolution after a series of heart attacks in the Capitol. Rep. Ethan Rule died in session, Rep. Grace Lucier Mildly ill, Sen. Asa Bloomer and Sen. Hector Marcoux also affected. Logically, stress and hospital transfers prompt upgrades to health readiness in Montpelier.
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Waltham
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R - Rutland
Hector Marcoux
D - Chittenden
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Heaton Hospital
Montpelier
John F. Eddy
Rutland Town
Meeting Tonight Deliberates 1963 Town Meeting Warnin
Bennington prepares for annual pre Town Meeting at 8 pm in the county courthouse. Selectmen outline 1962 town operations and 1963 articles including airport runway extension regional planning sewer unification and tax discount elimination. The Bennington League of Women Voters sponsors and State Attorney R Marshall Witten to moderate.
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Khrushchev Seeks Backstage Talks With Red China
AP analyzes Khrushchev maneuvering to ease the Sino Soviet split without ending it. He urges calm, pledges aid to Communist allies, and signals a possible Kremlin Peking meeting while warning China against public attacks. Mao meets Soviet envoy as preparatory talks loom.
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U S Says No Word on Longer Cuban Soviet Troop Presence
The State Department stated no communication from Moscow about keeping Soviet troops in Cuba indefinitely. Officials noted reports of a potential 3,000 to 8,000 remaining after withdrawal and emphasized the goal of complete Soviet withdrawal as key US policy. The Times story suggested Moscow’s understanding of a continued presence, which Washington disputes.
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Boylan Elected Vermont Senate President Pro Tem
John H. Boylan a 55 year old Island Pond railroad man was chosen by the Vermont Senate to serve as president pro tem succeeding the late Asa S. Bloomer. He won 19 votes with Sen. Graham S. Newell receiving 10 and Sen. Hector Marcoux absent due to hospital discharge. Boylan vows impartial efficient leadership and aims to keep legislation orderly and prompt. He has served two House terms and is in his fifth Senate term and sits on Gov Hoff's Governor's Planning Council.
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Johnson Alama Mater In Texas Integrated
San Marcos Texas. Southwest Texas State College, the alma mater of Vice President Lyndon B Johnson, began spring semester with four Negro women students in class. It is the 11th of Texas 19 state-supported colleges to integrate.
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Kennedy asks Congress for civil rights law package
President Kennedy urged a divided Congress to strengthen voting rights desegregation and equal access. He proposed three bills on education civil rights commission and voting rights with interim referees to speed enfranchisement and urged passage within days while noting filibuster risks.
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UK Progress Cited In Polaris Submarine Talks
Rear Adm. Ignatius J. Galantin said British US negotiators are close to a deal to create a British Polaris missile firing submarine force. Talks aim to wrap in about a week to ten days with four initial submarines.
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Associated Press
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Stalemate in Geneva on nuclear test ban talks
U S and Britain face a grim choice between Soviet terms for a nuclear test ban or failure after four years of talks. Khrushchev insists on three inspections and three sealed boxes, while the West demands seven of each, leaving little common ground despite renewed negotiations.
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Education gaps and election news on a busy page spread
Inside reveals U S education figures as pages note Ethiopia’s push to bridge traditional and modern times. Manchester reports on school board candidates. Mantle signs a $100 000 contract with the Yankees. Noon stock averages and sales on the Exchange.
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