Goldwater Casts Votes Hope in New Hampshire Primary
Senator Barry Goldwater, campaigning in Concord despite a cast on his right foot, sought New Hampshire delegates. He vowed to pursue the presidency with a conservative platform, arguing 85 percent of Republicans back his wing and criticizing liberal dominance if not nominated.
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N.H
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Arizona
Goldwater
Republican Party
GOP
San Francisco
No Collusion Found Between Ruby and Police
Dallas district attorney Henry Wade said a two volume police investigation into the slaying of Lee Harvey Oswald shows no evidence of collusion between Jack Ruby and police officers. He noted one volume could aid Ruby's murder trial while the other covers security affidavits and documents. The report included a map of City Hall basement and other evidence.
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Atty
Henry Wade
Police Department
Lee Harvey Oswald
Jack Ruby
Wade
Jesse Curry
Ruby
Kennedy
Curry
City Hall
FBI Recovers Stolen U.S. Documents in Detroit Case
FBI says more than 500000 dollars worth historical papers including 50 Monroe letters from 1818 to 1820 were found in suitcases of Robert Murphy and Elizabeth Murphy in Detroit. The Murphys face charges of interstate transportation of stolen property and theft of government property after prior warrants in Pensacola for wire and telegraph fraud.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Archives
Washington
FBI
Robert Bradford Murphy
Elizabeth
Murphys
Bernard C. Brown
Phillip Bauer
The
Philip Mason
Wayne State University
Brown
Pensacola
Fla
Murphy
William Holzman Co
New York City
Scranton
Camden
N.J
Springfield
Ohio
Anti-Racing Group Loses One Member in Massachusetts
In Pittsfield Massachusetts an anti racing group called The Committee of 1000 reported one member shifted sides. The organization noted seven attorney members, with the change signaling a split among opponents of horse racing in western Massachusetts.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Massachusetts
Urgency Not Program Criteria Split in State Session Talk
Governor Hoff rejects GOP demand that urgency gate bills for the winter session. Lt. Gov. Foote and Speaker Billings insist only urgent matters proceed, with School Aid as the sole urgent item. Berkshire Downs race track petitions racing dates while Tamburello shifts to counsel role, opposing illegal practices. racing commission to rule by month end.
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Ralph A. Foote
Franklin S. Billings Jr
Hoff
Paul A. Tamburello
Berkshire Downs, Inc
Tamburello
Berkshire Downs
State Racing Commission
Civil rights bill seen despite Senate filibuster
Vermont Rep Robert Stafford predicted the first session would end with Congress passing an effective civil rights bill despite a Senate filibuster. He spoke to about 80 Bennington residents at the Paradise Restaurant, reviewing the 88th Congress and looking ahead to the second session.
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Senate
Vermont
Robert T. Stafford
Stafford
Washington
88Th Congress
House
Johnson
Capitol
White House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Texas
Mike Mansfield
Montana
National Cultural Center
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Village water board seeks funds to enlarge Bennington supply
Bennington Water Department plans to propose a $20 000 appropriation at the March village meeting to begin enlarging the water supply. Commissioners voted to include the article in the warning for voters to approve the sum to start the project.
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Bennington Water Department
Bennington
Lish
Bennington Village
Cmsr
George Allard
BCIC
Brooklyn
Benenington
Lake Hancock
Stamford
Boston
Bolles Brook
Bickford Hollow Brook
Woodford
Governor Hoff Visits Sunderland One Room Schools
Gov Philip Hoff tours eight rural Vermont schools led by State Board of Education member Robert Vail and Education Commissioner A John Holden Jr. The visit highlights disparities between Manchester facilities and smaller one room schools, with concerns over water, heating, and long range planning.
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Philip H. Hoff
Sunderland
State Board of Education
Robert B. Vail
A. John Holden Jr
Sanborn Partridge
R-Proctor
House
West Pawlet
Danby Corners
Mt. Tabor
Scottsville
West Rupert
North Rupert
Town House
Mt. Pleasant
Gov. Hoff
Supt. Vail
Albert R. Lawrence
Hoff
James West
Lawrence
Vail
Dorset
Harold Raynolds
John Kristensen
Vermont
Board of Education
Ings
Bennington-Rutland
Bennington
Rutland
University of Chicago
Pope Paul VI begins first encyclical on science and Galileo tie
Pope Paul VI returned from the Holy Land and reportedly started work on his first encyclical. Officials say it would focus on science and technology, timed to Galileo Galilei's 400th birth anniversary, with expert input.
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Paul VI
Vatican
Holy Land
Bible Land
Galileo Galilei
Galileo
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