Spencer Tells Why He Resigned as Democratic Chairman
Spencer confirms he will enter hospital for treatment of alcoholism and will not seek re election as state chairman. Daniel J. O'Brien elected without opposition. T. Wesley Gray named executive committee chairman. Hoff praises Spencer while noting his battle and vows support.
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Montpelier
John M. Spencer
Philip H. Hoff
Daniel J. O’brien
South Burlington
T. Wesley Gray
Il Businesss
Cuttingsville
Hoff
Benjamin Collins
St. Johnsbury
Banner
First Negro Enters Auburn Classes Amid Security
Auburn University admitted Harold A. Franklin, its first Black student, to a Russian history class after a court order. He entered under heavy security as 100 officers guarded campus amid a quiet weekend and minor student jeers. Four Auburn students were suspended for removing warning signs.
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Ala
Auburn University
Harold A. Franklin
Franklin
Associated Press
U.S. Dist
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Montgomery
Johnson
State University
East
Alabama
State Board Tour Of Vail's Schools Tomorrow Morning
Supt. Robert B. Vail said the State Board of Education and Gov. Philip H. Hoff will tour schools in the Rutland Bennington Supervisory District. They meet at 10 a.m. at the Manchester Elementary to assign visits to Danby Sunderland and later lunch at Dorset or Manchester Elementary. Afternoon stops include Pawlet and Rupert.
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State Board
Vail
Manchester
Robert B. Vail
State Board of Education
Philip H. Hoff
Rutland-Bennington Supervisory District
Danby
Sunderland
Dorset
Pawlet
Rupert
Pope Appeals for Peace From Christ's Birthplace
From Bethlehem the Pope appealed to world leaders to press for peace and urged Christians toward unity. In Jerusalem he met Orthodox leader Athenagoras I and spoke on Christ’s will for a united church. He called for action beyond words and prayed for harmony among all men.
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Jordan
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Church of St. Catherine
Jesus Christ
John XXIII
Goldwater Opens White House Bid With Test Ban Critique
Sen Barry Goldwater launches his campaign promising to renounce the limited nuclear test ban treaty if it aids victory. He targets New Hampshire for the March 10 presidential primary, attacks Johnson on economy, and defends UN positions while pledging no outright exit.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
White House
Arizona
Grand Rapids
Mid
New Hampshire
Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Cree Optimistic on Fairbanks Morse Plant Fate
Albert A. Cree, Gov Hoff's representative, reports growing optimism after a New York meeting with Fairbanks Morse executives. A four-person Vermont delegation presented a brochure from the Vermont Development Department and local groups. Officials said the brochure contains most information needed for a decision. about 600 workers are at stake, with a possible move if the plant is outdated. a decision may be delayed.
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ST. Johnsbury
Albert A. Cree
Hoff
Fairbanks- Morse & Co
New York
Cree
Richard Griebel
Edward Rausch
Fairbanks - Morse
Vermont Development Department
Central Vermont Public Service
Action-Packed Session Opens in 88th Congress
Congress opens with a civil rights showdown and Johnson era proposals. President Johnson plans civil rights legislation, an 11 billion dollar tax cut, elderly healthcare, and poverty programs, plus war on poverty specifics. Senate leader Mansfield warns of tough decisions ahead as House Rules Committee starts hearings on civil rights.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Kennedy
Senate
Boston Strangler Ties Grow as 19 year old Mary Ellen Sullivan Is Slain
Fingerprints found at Mary Ellen Sullivan’s Beacon Hill apartment are the clearest clue yet in the Boston area’s unsolved string of stranglings since June 1962. Police assigned 30 detectives for a house to house search while an 18 year old Newton youth was questioned after two women reported being threatened at knifepoint.
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Mary Ellen Sullivan
Miss Sullivan
Charles Street
Beacon Hill
Washington
FBI
Edmund McNamara
Newton
Neweton
Boston Commons
Sullivan
Boston Finance Company
Whitman
Mass
High Court To Rule On Va. Schools
The Supreme Court agreed to hear March 30 arguments on reopening Prince Edward County Virginia public schools desegregated by next September. The county closed schools in 1959 to resist desegregation after a 1954 U.S. Supreme Court ruling. Negro parents urged swift action to allow reopening next fall.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Prince Edward County
Prince Edward
Sureme Court
Virginia
Une
U.S. Circuit Court
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Chronicle notes on municipal board eligibility and a 1963 chronology of world events referenced across pages 5 and 8 respectively.
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Conn
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