To Quit Union District Who Is Behind New Petitions
An underground movement seeks to remove Bennington Village from the Union School District and must file petitions by July 25 to force a second vote on separating the Bennington Graded School District from the Mt Anthony Union District.
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Bennington Village
Union School
Bennington Graded School
Mt. Anthony Union District
Vermont
George Allard Jr
County St
Allard
Legislative Branch
New Hampshire Governor Promotes Sweepstakes Policy
Gov John W King publicizes his Sunday Magazine article on the NH sweepstakes to a broad national audience. Letters praising his views arrived from across the country as Vermont and local village district motions stir debates on withdrawal and petition rules.
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Concord
N.H
John W. King
New Hampshire
King
Granite State
U.S
Barbot, Duvalier Rival, Reported Shot Dead in Haiti
Haitian radio, cited by the State Department, says terrorist leader Clement Barbot and his brother Harry were killed by security forces during an attempt to set a cane field ablaze. Barbot had split with President Francois Duvalier and led feared militia forces.
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Washington
Clement Barbot
Francois Duvalier
State Department
Barbot
Harry
Duvalier
Papa Doc
Cambridge racial tensions flare as merchants march in protest
More than 100 white businessmen paraded in Cambridge Maryland to protest National Guard restrictions including a curfew and bans on alcohol and gun carrying. They met Col J Maurice Tawes at the armory while plans for a large afternoon demonstration were pending as racial unrest continues.
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Cambridge
National Guard
J. Maurice Tawes
Thomas Merryweather
Dorchester County Democrat
Merryweather
Mississippi registrar faces jail for noncompliance with court order
Theron C. Lynd, 43, the voter registrar in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, was convicted of civil contempt by the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and given until July 30 to register 43 Black voters deemed unable to pass a voter test. He must prove no further discrimination or face jail until compliance.
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New Orleans
Hattiesburg
Miss
Theron C. Lynd
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lynd
Lynch
Buddhists protest at U S ambassador’s home in Saigon
More than 200 Buddhist monks and nuns staged a two hour street demonstration before the U S ambassador’s residence in Saigon to protest government persecution. No serious violence reported as a 48 hour hunger strike begins.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Frederick E. Nolting Jr
Free World
U.S.A
Xa Lai
Gibson to Take Public Service Commissioner Post
Rep Ernest W Gibson III of Brattleboro is set to assume duties as public service commissioner next week. The announcement appears on page 2 of the edition.
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Ernest W. Gibson III
Brattleboro
Nations Hopeful On Nuclear Test Ban Talks In Moscow
In Moscow U.S Undersecretary Harriman and Lord Hailsham met Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko with cautious optimism for a possible framework to ban atmospheric and underground nuclear tests. Zorin called the talks hopeful, while keeping public disclosures limited and knotty issues like Laos and regional tensions under discussion.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Britain
Harriman
Hailsham
Andrei A. Gromyko
Valerian A. Zorin
Zorin
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Gromyko
Sham
Harold Macmillan
Laos
Kennedy
Pathet Lao
Viet Nam
Sino-Soviet Talks Fracture Deepens Clashes Arise
In Moscow and Peking, peace talks stall as both sides accuse each other of splitting world communism. Neither delegation appears at the Lenin Hills meeting house amid mutual reproof. Beijing protests Soviet aid to India, while Moscow blasts China and warns against racial divisiveness as the split tests both powers and neutralist nations.
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Moscow
Peking
Lenin Hills
India
China
Communist Party
Pravda
Communist Party of China
World Socialist Camp
International Communist Movement
Izvestia
Kremlin
Indictments Zip Spies in New York and Britain
In New York a federal grand jury indicted four people including a U N personnel officer and his wife along with a Washington couple for six years of espionage seeking to transmit U S rocket and arms data to Russia. The four remain jailed without bail. In London Italian physicist Giuseppe Martelli was found not guilty of spying for the Soviet Union after trial at Old Bailey, saying he would like to stay in Britain to work.
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New York
Russia
Brooklyn
United Nations
Washington, D.C
U.S
Ivan D. Egorov
U.N
Aleksandra
Washington
Robert K
Joy Ann Baltch
London
Giuseppe Martelli
Britain
Martelli
Old Bailey Court
Dr. Martelli
Soviet Union
Atomic Energy Authority
Claham
Oxfordshire
Fresh Air Fund trip doubles host city turnout in Bennington
The 102 New York City children arrive in Bennington County for two to six weeks with host families in Shaftsbury and surrounding towns. County chairman Mrs. Fred Stacy aims to exceed the usual 30 to 40 hosts as new Friendly Towns expand the program and extend the county borders to Hoosick Falls New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
New York City
Bennington County
Fred Stacy
Shaftsbury
New York Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Stacy
New York
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Haiti
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Gloria Richardson
Calvin W. Mowbray
City Council
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Albatross
Samuel Goldwyn
Ira E. Dowd
East River
Downstate Medical Center
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
Bedord-Stuyvesant
Michael J. Murphy
New England
Canada
Passamaquoddy Bay
Bradford Smith
Rockefeller
New Jersey
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Baltchs
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Joy Ann Garber
Norwalk
Conn
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