O'Shea, Stafford Vie For Vermont House Seats In 1964 Race
State Senator Bernard G. O'Shea of Enosburg declared his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Vermont's U.S. House seat facing former Mayor James Malloy of St. Albans in the Sept. 8 primary. Republican Robert T. Stafford announced plans for a third term, facing the Democratic winner.
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Enosburg
Bernard G. O’shea
Franklin County
U.S. House of Representatives
O’shea
James Malloy
St. Albans
Vermont
Congress
U.S
Barry M
Goldwater
Stafford
Washington
Rutland High School
Middlebury College
Boston University Law School
Middlebury
Boseton University
Norwich University
Burlington
National
Asessociation For the Advancement of Colored People
Helen Kelley
Bellows Falls
U.S. Navy
Navy Reserve
Ranger 7 makes crucial midcourse maneuver toward moon close-ups
Caped Kennedy UPI reports Ranger 7 performed its midcourse maneuver exactly as planned to alter course from a moon collision path to a precise approach toward the moon’s sunlit face. Controllers at JPL in Pasadena issued the command from Earth at 6 a.m. EDT and expect the 228 600 mile voyage to reach its target in about 69 hours.
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Cape Kennedy
Moon
Lunar
UPI
America
Earth
Ranger 7
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Pasadena
Calif
Negro Leaders Hold New York Summit
UPI reports a high level meeting of top Negro leaders in New York to discuss nonviolent paths to civil rights progress amid Harlem and Brooklyn riots and Rochester unrest. Dr. King, Roy Wilkins, Whitney Young Jr., and James Farmer confer with Mayor Wagner and seek federal help for delinquency and job training, while some Harlem groups condemn the talks.
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New York
UPI
Martin Luther King
Robert F. Wagner
Roy Wilkins
Whitney M. Young Jr
James Farmer
Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Young
National Urban League
Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
New York City
Harlem
Brooklyn
Rochester
King
Atlanta
Southern Christian Leadership Council
SCLC
Wagner
Gracie Mansion
Washington
White House
Hiot - Tomn
City Hall
Hoff Appeals Gov Hoff in Track Union Dispute
Keene NH union Local 533 appeals Gov Philip Hoff to resolve the Green Mountain Park track unit dispute. Joseph Morgera asks for secret ballots to decide whether BSEIU or Teamsters represent 110 mutuel clerks, criticizing state IMC Lavin who sided with the Teamsters after mediation.
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Teamsters Union
Vermont
Morgera
Louis Lavin
Lavin
Teamsters
Track
Inside Review Uncle Vanya at Williamstown Theatre
The Inside Review discusses Uncle Vanya at the Williamstown Repertory Theatre with a focus on performance choices and staging. The piece notes acting emphasis and directorial interpretation shaping the classic tragedy on stage.
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Williamstown Repertory Theatre
Track Business Increases At Pownal Horse Track
Green Mountain Park horse track at Pownal reports nearly half again as much business as last year. From June 18 to last Saturday more than 7.1 million dollars was wagered, up 2.3 million from the previous season. Average daily handle rose to about 216,745 dollars from 146,000.
Rochester Police deny storm trooper tactics claim
Rochester police rejected NAACP accusations that officers used storm trooper methods to recover loot after rioting in two Negro sections. Detective Lt. Celura said recoveries came from investigation and tips, amid a citywide curfew lift and continued patrols.
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Rochester
N.Y
UPD
Laplois Ashford
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Thomas Celura
Celura
William Lombard
Frank Lamb
White House rejects Goldwater debate proposal
The White House declined for the moment a proposal by Senator Barry Goldwater to hold a televised debate with President Johnson during the upcoming fall election campaign.
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Washington
UPD
White House
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Riot in Medford dancehall leaves 2 seriously hurt
In Medford Massachusetts a riot erupted at Bal A Rolle Rollerway when a Negro boy asked a white girl to dance. Police said 200 plus youths fought with knives rocks and clubs as officers pushed crowds into buses. Two youths Sacco 16 and Czarnionka 17 seriously hurt.
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Medford
Mass
UPI
Joseph W. Sacco
Lawrence Czarnionka
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Wilson seeks Democratic bid for state senate in Bennington County
Robert M Wilson of Bennington announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state senator from Bennington County, creating a three way race with Earl J Harris and Claude Dern. Wilson, 42, cites education as his priority with a long record on local and regional school boards and state education initiatives. He is president of Wilson Ford, a veteran of World War II, and is married to Mimi with two children.
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Vermont
U.N
Johnson
O’shea
Maxwell Taylor
Viet Nam
George D. Aiken
Robert M. Wilson
Benningeton
Benningeton County
Senate
Earl J. Harris
North Bennington
Claude Dern
Doreset
Wilson
Prudential Committee
Greater Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union
Wileson
Cranston, R.I
Virginia Military Institute
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Brown University
Mimi
Pippin Knoll
Philip
Mundy
Goldwater Denies Scranton's Support
In Washington Goldwater and Miller pressed GOP leaders for party unity in a doughnut and coffee session. They planned further meetings to unify the GOP while Scranton invited Miller to speak in Harrisburg and Scranton himself spoke by phone with Goldwater about the race.
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Washington
Capitol
House
Senate
Miller
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Goldwater
Foote Enters Governor Race With 9131 Signatures
Republican Lt. Gov. Ralph A. Foote formally announces his bid for governor. He filed a petition with 9,131 signatures and offered a share to Democratic Gov. Philip H. Hoff, who declined.
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Robert T. Stafford
Sen. O'Shea
Ranger
King- Wagner
Florence B. Peeler
Adams St
Bennington
Andrew Johnson
Lincoln
Peeler
Pownal
Buckier
Hoff
John C. Page
Weeds
Donald Corbett
Porter W. Homer
Moncroe County
Bulletin
Medford, Mass
Tranist Authority
MTA
Robert M.wilson
Foote
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