Soviet Spys Ouster Seen Unlikely to Stir New Rift
Washington officials doubt the expulsion of Soviet diplomat Gennadi Sevastyanov will greatly affect US Soviet relations. Sevastyanov, 33, allegedly tried to recruit a CIA employee known only as John, with FBI photographs capturing later meetings. The case touched on the KGB and involved the CIA employee’s brother, a Soviet institute worker, who returned home after May 4. LONDON also reports H A R Philby named as a Soviet agent and “third man” in the Burgess Maclean spy affair.
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United States
Kremlin
Moscow
Tache
Gennadi G. Sevastyanov
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
John
FBI
John’s
Sevastyanov
U.S
Committee For State Security
KGB
Soviet Union
Britain
Sweden
State Department
Georgi M. Kornienko
Scientific Institute of Cattleraising
Frunze
Soviet Central Asia
London
Nyt
H. A. R. Philby
Government
Gennadiy G. Sevastyanov
Vladimir Gridney
Arlington
Hoff to air displeasure with legislature on TV
Vermont Governor Philip Hoff voices anger over six month legislative session and $72.5 million general spending bill. He condemns spending as unnecessary and argues the University of Vermont budget exceeded his recommendations. Hoff warns of stronger criticisms on television and accuses lawmakers of unplanned financing after University funding passed.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
University of Vermont
Lyndon
Rutland Railway
Water Board Tables Bid For Service for Trailer
Village water commissioners tabled a request for water service to a trailer at 119 Rollins St pending a Corcoran vs. Village of Bennington chancery court decision. Trustees may similarly table a location permit for a proposed mobile home as the injunction on trailers affects zoning actions.
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Water Commissioners
Ora E. Gates
Eliza G. Krumises
Atty
John H. Williams II
Corcoran
Village of
Brooks
Joseph D. Corcoran
McKinney St
Corcorans
Morgan Street
Imperial Avenue
Williams
Judge Brooks
Pope Backs Kennedy on Ending U.S. Bias During Audience
In Rome Pope Paul VI welcomed President Kennedy praising efforts to end racial discrimination and urging peace. The two leaders discussed East West tensions and a multinational force within NATO while Kennedy's party included Secretary Rusk and Kennedy's sister.
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John F. Kennedy
Antonio Segni
Italy
Donna Laura
Rome
Quirinal Palace
Vatican City
Paul VI
Pope Paul
Vatican
United States
Paul
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Dean Rusk
Jean Smith
Inside Big game art at Shelburne Museum and theater
An Inside feature highlights Shelburne Museum and Williams Town theater as centers of niche exhibition and performance. The piece surveys the cultural draw of the venue and its role in local arts audiences.
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Shelburne Museum and Theater
Williamstown
Vermont Rooms and Meals Tax Sparks Local Reaction
Vermonts new rooms and meals tax drew immediate ire and measured resignation. Restaurant owners say the sliding tax on all food and drink over fourteen cents is unfair and hastily enacted while customers call taxes a necessary, though unwelcome, part of government.
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Vermont
Raymond Pinsonneault
North St
James Mouroutsos
Four 21
Main St
Mouroutsos
Jason Bitensky
Bitensky
NAACP Leader Assails GOP at Convention Kickoff
Roy Wilkins, executive secretary of the NAACP, told about 4,000 at the 54th annual convention that Republicans face a civil rights test in Congress. He warned that if the party has nothing for the Negro in the human rights crisis it has little value for the nation and called the fight a test of the Republican raison d etre.
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Chicago
Congress
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wilkins
NAACP
Republican Party
Hoff decries rooms and meals tax as fiscal dance
Gov Hoff criticizes the legislature for a wildly orgiastic dance in the field of fiscality and says the fiddler must be paid, voicing strong opinion on the rooms and meals tax during remarks to legislators yesterday.
Adenauer Eyes U S Ties for European Unity
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in Bonn says European unity must evolve in close partnership with the United States. He defends the France Germany friendship treaty and reflects on his 14 years in power as he plans retirement and memoirs. He praises De Gaulle and confirms continued NATO commitment while outlining future cooperation.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
Adenauer
Associated Press
Federal Republic
Community of Free Nations
Ludwig Erhard
the Rhine
Rheendorff
Lake
de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Centennial Gettysburg Parade Marks Battle Anniversary
Gettysburg Pennsylvania hosts a two hour pageant parade for the battle centennial with five armed forces bands and 15 historical and high school units. Grand marshal Maj. Gen. Henry K. Flack presided as Meade and Lee decisions from 1863 are recalled. About 3,000 attended the official opening ceremonies at Eternal Peace Memorial with 29 wreaths laid by representatives from 29 states.
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Battle of
Gettysburg
Armed Forces
Henry K. Flack
28Th Infantry
Pennsylvania National Guard
Meade
Cemetery Ridge
Lee
George Pickett
Eternal Peace Memorial
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