Britain’s Entry Into Common Market Rejected by France
Five of the six Common Market members pressed Britain's bid to join but France stood firm. West German officials said negotiations failed as Kennedy administration exerted pressure. A private West German French meeting offered one last chance amid rising concern over Europe’s future.
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Deutsche Zeitung
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Kennedy Seeks 1.2 Billion for Education Plan
President Kennedy sent Congress a 24 point education program totaling 1.2 billion dollars to begin the effort. The plan avoids direct aid to private or parochial schools and aims to phase out federal aid over four years while expanding public and private college support and student loans.
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Kennedy
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Talks Move to New York Today in Test Ban Talks
West and Britain press Soviets for details on on site inspections in the potential test ban deal. Negotiators meet at the Soviet UN mission as Washington hopes Khrushchev’s inspection idea could break the deadlock.
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Kremlin
Inside The Weather Eases Across The U S And Abroad
The paper notes a brief lull in frigid conditions in the United States and overseas. It highlights Clemson College in South Carolina enrolling Negro Harvey Gantt without difficulty. It also previews Bennington High School’s game against Mount Saint Joseph Academy in Rutland for a playdown berth tonight and mentions a rushed petition to end Williamstown’s town manager government today. The stock market page and exchange activity are scheduled for later.
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Mount Saint Joseph Academy
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Dailey Named Assistant Judge of Bennington County Court
William E. Dailey, 65, a Shaftsbury contractor and former Vermont legislator, was appointed by Gov. Hoff as assistant judge of Bennington County Court. He succeeds Howard G. Marsden, who died Friday. Dailey owns W. E. Dailey Inc. and has chaired the Democratic State Committee.
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Frost Remembered by Vermonters and Readers Across State
Ripton mourns Robert Frost longtime Shaftsbury resident and Vermont friend. Readings at area schools in the 1920s and Bread Loaf summers linked him to Bennington and Middlebury communities. Surviving Frost children include Mrs Joseph Ballantine New York City and Mrs Irma Cone Waterbury. son Carroll Frost and daughter Marjorie Fraser predeceased him.
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Prescott
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Ore
Adopted Vermonter Won Four Pulitzer Awards
Boston AP reports poet Robert Frost died at 88 at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital after multiple operations and complications from a heart attack and pulmonary embolism. A four time Pulitzer Prize winner, Frost rose from mill worker to national poet laureate with Kennedy readings and Library of Congress ties.
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Robert Frost
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Roger B. Hickler
Frost
Hickler
New Hampshire
Deaf from birth hears through electronic ear novelty
In Los Angeles an implant enabled a 46 year old woman deaf since birth to hear. The device transmits speech sounds via a microphone to the auditory nerve, with future models expanding channels and aiming toward broader sound reproduction.
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John B. Doyle Jr
University of Southern California Medical School
Doyle
American Medical Association
Mrs. X
James Doyle
Vermont House seeks 112 million for 1963 65 state operation
Rep W Clark Hutchinson introduces a single 112 million dollar appropriation bill to fund Vermont government for the next two fiscal years. He argues that past practice produced a large final general appropriation bill and rushed tax increases. The bill allows extra appropriations for dire emergencies from war or catastrophe.
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Not Merely Great But Also Beloved Frost Dies AP Report
Carl Sandburg praised poet Robert Frost as not merely a great poet but also a beloved person. He noted Frost was Republican and called Sandburg a Socialist. Frost died today at his Blue Ridge Mountain home and Sandburg predicted his work would endure.
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Robert Frost
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Frosts Death References in Life Oriented Verse
Boston AP notes Robert Frost concentrated on life in his poetry and only obliquely touched on death. He explored mortality in The Death of the Hired Man and The Witch of Coos, with deeper thoughts in Ghost House and the final lines of The Sound of the Trees and Stopping by Woods.
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Robert Frost
Coos
Frost
US backs visits by nuclear submarines to Japan ports
State Department spokesman Lincoln White said the United States would welcome an invitation for Nautilus class nuclear propelled submarines to visit Japanese ports. He noted the plan covers non warhead submarines and follows a Japanese statement of agreement on principle for such visits.
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Japan
Lincoln White
U.S
Cape Canaveral Breaks Ground on Moon Mission Complex
Ground breaking Monday marked the start of a 40 building complex at Cape Canaveral to handle operations and testing for Gemini two man spacecraft and the Apollo three man moonship. The facility will serve as the nerve center for the nation’s lunar program.
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