Three Drown After Fishing Trip Off Rye Harbor
A 18 foot boat named Carol Lou swamped 1.5 miles off Rye Harbor New Hampshire. Three men and a woman drowned and Harold W. Jones survived clinging to a victim through the night. The dead are Albert Eglintine Sr 71 Walter Eglintine 38 and Mrs Mabel Lester 62. Jones was treated for immersion and exposure at Portsmouth Hospital.
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Rye
N.H
Atlantic
New Hampshire
Coast Guard
Carol Lou
Rye Harbor
Harold W. Jones
Howard St
Schenectady
N.Y
Walden Avenue
Walter Eglintine
Albert Eglintine
Alco Products Inc
Lester
Harold Jones
Jones
Hampton Lifeboat Station
Eglintine
Military Chiefs Hover Over Test Ban Pact Details
Washington AP reports Joint Chiefs of Staff may have been kept in the dark on the proposed limited nuclear testing ban until near Moscow talks end. Most chiefs had opposed a comprehensive ban but may withhold objections to the new plan despite limited enthusiasm. Senator Russell cited Secretary Rusk as unable to answer technical questions about the draft.
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Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Richard Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Dean Rusk
Russell
Three Nations Begin Nuclear Test Ban Talks and Pact
The United States Britain and the Soviet Union initiated a treaty banning tests in the air outer space and under water. Leaders Harriman Hailsham and Gromyko announced the move after a three hour Moscow meeting as Western negotiators pressed for a broader nonaggression pact. The draft limits testing to surface environments with a 60 day withdrawal clause and excludes underground testing due to verification disputes.
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Moscow
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Andrei Gromyko
Foreign Ministry
Spiridonovka Palace
Harriman
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Averell Harriman
Andrei A. Gromyko
NATO
Disarmament Committee
Geneva
Railroads Postpone Work Rules For 30 Days
The 30 day delay on new manpower trimming work rules averts a nationwide strike. Daniel P. Loomis said 195 carriers will not implement changes until Aug 29, 12:01 a.m., to aid Congress as it reviews President Kennedy’s plan to entrust the dispute to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington
Loomis
Congress
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harris
House
The
Commerce Commission
Fair Employment Bill Faces House Floor Action
In Washington the FEPC fair employment practices bill moves toward floor consideration before the August 28 civil rights march. Supporters back Republican help as age-old resistance to such measures persists. The bill would create a five member commission and an administrator to ban employment discrimination, though a Griffin substitute would shift enforcement to federal courts.
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Washington
House
FEPC
Congress
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Griffin
Natural Gas Seen Possible For Vermonters
Vermont Gas Systems Inc of Burlington seeks to prove commercial natural gas in Franklin and Grand Isle Counties. The Public Service Board hearing on the Can ada pipeline project enters its third day as backers say gas could be sold competitively. Major testimony from Charles A Gallagher, supported by Commonwealth Services, cites a 2.2 million dollar pipeline cost and potential price cuts by 1964.
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Burlington
Cambrian Corp
Vermont
Franklin
Grand Isle
Public Service Board
Canada
Vermont Gas Systems Inc
Carl Inman
Jackson
Miss
Vermont Gas Systems
Charles A. Gallagher
PSB
Commonwealth Services Inc
New York
Gallagher
New Yorker Steps Up His Campaign for 1964 Nomination
Albany dispatch describes strategists predicting Barry Goldwater gaining delegate strength in key regions while Nelson Rockefeller builds a strong campaign. It details the 53 delegations and 1,308 delegates at the convention with a 655 vote majority, noting regional strengths and possible Rockefeller Goldwater stalemate.
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New Yorker
Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arkansas
Maryland
Idaho
New York
Arizona
Goldwater
Rockefeller
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Midwest
Property owners seek tax relief over gas equipment shutdown
Eight Bennington property owners appealed 1963 assessments at the Board of Civil Authority hearing. The Vermont Gas Corp. experimental generator, shut down by Bennington Village trustees, was argued to have no value for tax purposes. The board prepared three member committees to inspect each property and will reconvene next Wednesday to decide.
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Vermont Gas Corp
Bennington Board of Civil Authority
William C. Sennett
Gas Company
Bennington Village
W. Arthur Grant
Merson St
Grant
Lieved
Grant’s
John P. Proud
Listers
Sennett
Raymond P. Betit
Betit
Hoosick Falls Youth Killed While Swimming
Hoosick Falls teen Harold Robson Jr. 16 died after diving from a bridge into Owl Kill Creek at White Creek. Autopsy showed cervical spine fracture and spinal cord severance. he was pronounced dead on arrival at Mary McClellan Hospital. He was a student at Hoosick Falls Central School and treasurer of the Student Council. Private funeral services set at Robson Home for Funerals.
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White Creek
N.Y
Harold Blaker Robson Jr
Robson
Main St
Owl Kill Creek
Eagle Bridge
Milton Greenberg
Houston
David Kipp
Henry Peabody
Cambridge
Edwin
Michael King
Hoosick Falls
Raymond Drew
Joseph Pender
Mary McClellan Hospital
Myron H. Center
Harold B. Robson
Robson Home
Jean
Center) Robson
Hoosick Falls Central School
Charles
Walter L
Bruce
Keith
Peter
Mae
Walter Robson
Wesley P. Miles
First United Church, Presbyterian
Maple Grove Cemetery
Water Spouts Lash Florida Coastline
A cone of water a half mile high tore across a lagoon near Pensacola causing destruction to fishing camps and boats while stranding at least nine people. No injuries were reported though winds exceeded 100 mph as the water spout struck on Wednesday. Observers estimated the main spout to be half a mile tall with a base over 200 yards wide.
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Pensacola
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Ward Defends Self as Keeler Testifies at Old Bailey
Dr. Stephen Ward took the stand in his defense at the Old Bailey trial on vice charges. Spectators booed Christine Keeler as she left court after more testimony. Ward denied procuring and living off prostitution earnings while admitting a Bohemian lifestyle.
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London
Stephen Ward
Old Bailey Court
Ward
Christine Keeler
Miss Keeler
Christine
John D. Profumo
Britain
James Burge
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West Arlington
Grimm
Africa
Outer Space
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Association of American Railroads
House Commerce Committee
Senate Commerce
J. E. Wolfe
National Railway Labor Conference
Wolfe
Leo
Rep
Oren Harris
D-Ark
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Senate Commerce Committee
Pastore
W. Willard Wirtz
House Committee
Loomis and Wolfe
Senate
Association
H.E. Gilbert
Independent Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
St. Louis
House Education and Labor Committee
Wellsville, N.Y
Philip Engelder
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Capitol
John F. Henning
Robert T. Gray
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