Four North Koreans killed in clash near DMZ in Korea
U S Army patrols and South Korean police killed four North Korean soldiers about six miles south of the DMZ near Dangdong-iri as an American soldier and a Korean officer died in the combat. The incident followed an earlier raid that wounded U S soldiers and raised suspicions of espionage.
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Seoul
Korea
Demilitarized Zone
Grassy River
Imjin River
Dangdong-iri
George Creel
U.N. Command
1St Cavalry Division
U.S
U.S. 7Th Infantry Division
Panmunjom
Freedom Bridge
Associated Press
Kim Chong-kil
An Mu-hun
Musan-ni
Panmumjon
4Th Cavalry Regiment
Chungyang-Dong
Bennington-area
Democrats Optimistic On Moscow Test Ban Treaty Vote
Senate Democrats say strong bipartisan ratification for the limited test ban treaty is likely with broad support in both chambers. Senator Mansfield praised Harriman as he noted GOP leaders show resistance to a bipartisan signing, while figures like Senator Aiken back the pact amid forthcoming hearings and debate.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Senate
House
Mansfield
White House
W. Averell Harriman
Senate Foreign Relations
Armed Services Committees
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Harriman
Moscow
Everett M. Dirksen
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Illinois
Dirksen
Sen
Burke B. Hickenlooper
Rowa
GOP
Foreign Relations Committee
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Foreign Relations
Senate House Atomic Energy
John O. Pastore
Rhode Island Democrat
Uphaus Case Spars With Wyman Criticism Stirring Again
In New Hampshire a dispute erupts over a Profiles magazine article by editor Paul Estaver criticizing Rep. Louis Wyman and the Uphaus contempt case. Attorney Hugh Bownes rejects calls for apology, asserting the piece reflects his client’s stance and noting Wyman's alleged dangers to national security and welfare.
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Laconia
N. H
Hugh Bownes
New Hampshire Profiles
Louis C. Wyman
RNH
Paul Estaver
Profiles
Willard Uphaus
Conway
Wyman
Uphaus
Bownes
L. Phillips
New Hampshire Young Americans For Freedom
Estaver
Hugh Gregg
Nashua
Archie Slanley
Anne Moody
Amherst
New Hampshire
Congressman Wyman
New Hampshire Bar Journal
Mr. Wyman
Congress
United States
Phillips
Officials Give Testimony on Civil Rights
Georgia Governor Carl E. Sanders testifies before the Senate Commerce Committee on desegregation measures as part of a seven point civil rights package. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy is questioned by the Senate Judiciary Committee in a broader review of public accommodations and other provisions.
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Washington
Carl E. Sanders
Georgia
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
House
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Sanders
Senate Commerce Committee
Joe Patterson
Mississippi
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Supreme Court
Southern
Inside Vermonters Contend On Youth Cigarette Law
Columnist Bradford Smith reflects on basic principles as Vermont debates a state law banning cigarette sales to youths under 17. A dog ownership dispute ends amicably, noted on page 5.
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Bradford Smith
Udall to Meet Reed on Passamaquoddy Project in Maine
The meeting in Portland Maine between Gov John Reed and Interior Secretary Stewart Udall will cover the Passamaquoddy hydroelectric project the Dickey dam site on the upper St John river and the Allagash national riverway. Canadian talks include an international peace park on Campobello Island to honor wartime leaders Roosevelt and Mackenzie King. Udall sees no serious obstacles to an agreement with Canada on the Passamaquoddy plan.
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Washington
Maine
John Reed
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Portland
Passamaquoddy
Reed
Udall
Dickey Dam
Upper
St. John River
Carr
Campobello Island
U.S
Canada
Franklin D. Roosevelt
MacKenzie King
Malay Nations Seek Accord Summit Calls Unity in Asia
Manila AP report covers talks among Indonesia Malaysia and the Philippines with President Macapagal urging unity as they discuss a planned Federation of Malaysia. Sukarno and Rahman attend as Malaysia’s fears and hopes for a frank, brotherly dialogue are emphasized. Rahman aims to launch the federation by August 31 including Malaya Singapore Sarawak and British North Borneo.
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Manila
Indonesia
Malaya
Philippines
Philippine
Diosadado Macapagal
Macapagal
Sukarno
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Federation
Malaysia
Southeast Asia
Rahman
Singapore
Sarawak
British North Borneo
Rain Breaks Heat Wave Across Vermont and New England
Showers ended a two week heat spell in Vermont and New England bringing light rain and a brief relief but drought persists. Bohne reported under a tenth of an inch in Bennington while July rainfall remains extremely low with 1.29 inches year to date. Power outages and fire threats followed storms as utilities urged conservation and towns kept lawn watering bans in place.
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Vermont
U.S
Paul W. Bohne
Harwood Hill
New England
Midwest
Weather Bureau
New
Rutland
Addison County
Castleton
Burton Fellow
Shelburne
U.S. 7
Harbor Road
St. Albans Bay
Sampson’s Point
St. Albans
Bohne
Bennington
West Arlington
Manchester
Ira W. McCoy
Lake Hapgood
Peru
Bennington Water Department
Lake Hancock
Hoff faults Rockefeller in Miami Beach governors conference
Gov. Philip Hoff of Vermont accuses Nelson Rockefeller of turning the Miami Beach meeting into a political forum over civil rights. He criticizes the conference for its political aspects and outlines three reform ideas to reduce politics and size, urging more executive sessions.
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Hoff
Rockefeller
New York
John Anderson
Iowa
Conference Executive Committee
Woodhull Presses Corrections Inclusion in State Study
Vermont commissioner of institutions John V. Woodhull told Gov Hoff aides that corrections is being ignored in the year long plan addressing state problems. He urged building a $3.25 million intermediate facility for youthful offenders despite political crossfire and funding concerns.
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Vermont
Woodhull
Paul Guare
Guare
John M. Spencer
Hoff
Demolition of Skoplje Ruins Begins
Yugoslav authorities begin blasting to clear Skoplje after a devastating quake. Rescue teams retrieved ten more survivors, aided by a microphone detecting life among rubble. About 1,000 are dead as government plans assess safe rebuilding options.
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Skoplje
Yugoslavia
Yugoslav
Macedonia
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Aiken
Reed. Udall
Holy Spirit Association
World of Christianity
Rocky
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