Middlebury Trial Sees Durocher Prospect Reconsider Proposal
In Middlebury a high profile alienation of affections case features Carolyn Morin, 26, saying she might rethink Leo Durocher’s marriage proposal if invited again, despite previously declining in 1962. Witnesses describe Durocher's reaction and courtroom disruptions as testimonies reveal family tensions and ongoing letters between Durocher and Morin’s mother.
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Middlebury
UPD
Leo Durocher
Carolyn Morin
Durocher
Los Angeles Dodgers
Rene Morin
Carolyn
Ralph A. Foote
Foote
San Francisco
Vermont
Morin
Laweyer
Gerard Trudeau
Leo
Teamsters Mediate Pari Mutuel Clerks Grievances
Vermont Industrial Relations Commissioner Louis Lavin chaired a two hour session at Green Mountain Park as parties sought a deal on a contract for 110 pari mutuel clerks. A second union has bid for recognition as bargaining agent and Lavin declined to disclose outcome.
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Pownal
Teamsters
Green Mountain Park
Vermont
Louis Lavin
Barre
Lavin
Albert Fraser
Taconic Racing and Breeding Association
Martin E. DeMatteo Jr
Vincent J. Bartimo
Atty
Henry F. Black
Teamsters Local 597
George Wright
Charles Rayemond
Building Service Employes International Union
BSEIU
Joseph Margera
Joseph B. Carty
Leegal
Paul L. Eagan
Bennington
Charles J. Ryan Jr
North Bennington
Basil French
Fraser
Inside the six Mt Anthony district capsule summaries
The article outlines six Mt Anthony Union School district capsules detailing their current situations. It notes a full page layout on Page 5 and highlights a Dorset girl’s election to a national church forum group on Page 6.
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Mt. Anthony Union School
Dorset
National Church Forum
Goldwater Clashes With Negro on GOP Platform
At the San Francisco GOP convention Goldwater defended civil rights support and argued discrimination harms all. He clashed with George A. Parker the lone Negro on the platform committee over constitutional questions, while urging unity on a principles based party platform.
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Goldwater
San Francisco
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Republican Platform Committee
GOP
Arizona
George A. Parker
Platform Committee
Parker
Senate
Eisenhower Endorses Constitutional View on Civil Rights Bill
Former President Eisenhower said the civil rights bill should be assumed constitutional but declined to advise the GOP platform on endorsing it. He urged the party to present clear principles and specific solutions while remaining neutral in the Scranton Goldwater contest.
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Parker
Goldwater
Barry
Janet K. Starr
Massachusetts
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
White House
Chicago
API
Eisenhower
Congress
Supreme Court
Milton
Earl
San Francisco
GOP
Barry M. Goldwater
Milton Eisenhower
Scranton
Johnson undecided on reappointing Ross to FPC
President Johnson said he has not decided whether to reappoint Charles Ross of Vermont to the Federal Power Commission. Ross faces opposition from oil interests and is a Republican required for the seat. Johnson is under pressure from Southwest oilmen and may delay a decision until after the election.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Charles Ross
Veremont
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Ross
Southwest
Hoff Urges Vermonters to Weigh Reapportionment
Gov. Philip Hoff urged Vermonters to give the court panel decision on reapportionment deep and thoughtful consideration. The panel ruled both branches are malapportioned and suggested the 1965 General Assembly correct inequities so each vote carries equal weight. Hoff invited all parties to meet in the state house July 17 to discuss general compliance approaches.
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Hoff
State House
Scranton to Join San Francisco Civil Rights Parade
Gov. William W. Scranton was invited to participate in a Sunday civil rights demonstration in San Francisco along with Govs. Nelson Rockefeller and George Romney and Sen. Thomas Kuchel. The parade, sponsored by labor unions and Negro churches, could draw 20 000 to 50 000 marchers as the largest in a series. CORE leads most events and has begun non violence training for participants.
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San Francisco
UPD
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
George Romney
Michigan
Thomas Kuchel
R-Calif
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Hoover Says He Thinks Civil Rights Workers Are Dead
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover said he is inclined to believe the three missing civil rights workers are dead after a meeting with Governor Paul B Johnson in Jackson Mississippi Hoover reported no positive break in the Philadelphia Mississippi disappearance and said 50 more agents were sent to Mississippi bringing total to 153 to aid the search NAACP leader Charles Evers met Hoover for a private conference amid tense racial tensions and new attacks in Hattiesburg on three white workers”
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FBI
Hoover
Mississippi
Palo Alto
Calif
David Owen
Pasadena
Arthur Lelyveld
Cleve Ohio
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Charles Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Medgar Evers
Evers
Brooke Will Second Scranton's Nomination
Gov. William W. Scranton announced that Edward Brooke the Negro attorney general of Massachusetts will deliver a seconding speech for his nomination at the convention next week.
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San Francisco
UPI
William W. Scranton
Massachusetts
Edward Brooke
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League of Women Voters
Hagerman
Sen
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Brooke
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