Rusk Warns West Not To Relax Over Soviet China Split
Secretary of State Dean Rusk argues the Sino Soviet rift will strengthen, not ease, Cold War tensions. He cites Western unity, new nations rejecting communism, Sino Soviet conflict, and nations willing to negotiate as long‑term gains for the West while noting allied strains and NATO issues.
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Pope John XXIII Sinks Into Death Coma Amid Vigil
Pope John XXIII, 81, slipped toward death amid a prolonged crisis from peritonitis and a stomach growth. He briefly regained consciousness to bless relatives, while Vatican officials declared “every human hope of a comeback” excluded. Catholics worldwide prayed as doctors pressed on.
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Record Memorial Day Traffic Deaths Hit 159
The Memorial Day 30 hour observance ended with 159 highway fatalities, a record for a one day period. The figure surpassed the National Safety Council estimate of 90 to 130 deaths and exceeded 1962’s 107 deaths for the same span.
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Common Market split over Britain role in future
Western Europe’s six nation Common Market divides on cooperation with Britain toward possible membership. France opposes, while West Germany led by Ludwig Erhard and four others press for close ties. A June 18 discussion is planned as De Gaulle plans a Bonn meeting with Erhard on June 5.
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Labor sees slow path for new NATO nuclear fleet
Patrick Gordon Walker urged President Kennedy to delay the U S plan for a jointly owned nuclear navy with Britain West Germany and other NATO allies. Walker met Kennedy and discussed delaying treaty form until early next year amid opposition in Britain and West Germany while U S aims to include Italy and Canada in a core four to six nation force.
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Parade to highlight VFW Vermont conclave today
A five division parade at 3 p.m. will showcase the VFW Department of Vermont and Auxiliary on day two of their three day convention. Notables include U S Senator Winston L Prouty Lt Gov Ralph Foote and state officers.
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L Dube
Wilma Campney
Rhoda Pierce
Bennington
Nbibies
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Winston Prouty
James B. Gibney
Joseph Wiseman
Sacred Heart Church
Morrissey Announces Candidacy for Bennington School Board
Atty John P Morrissey of 236 Union St announces he will run for a three year term as Bennington Village representative on Union High School District No 14 board. He joins incumbent John H Williams II for the two year director term while filing closes at 6 pm tonight.
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Bennington Village
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Bennington
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Hamlen Ave
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Ronald R. Knapp
Marie Bergquist
Pleasant St
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Grandview St
Richard D. Long
Stark St
Donald J. Cone
County St
John E. Malone
Main St
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University of Notre Dame
Albany
N.Y
Local Residents Join Marchers For Cuban Peace
At least three Bennington area residents join the Committee on Non Violent Action peace marchers today. Mr Irving Adler, Mrs Adler, and John Schumaker of Shaftsbury will participate with the permanent group.
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Peace march nucleus heads to Rome N Y from Boston and Canada
Walking groups converge in Rome N Y after starting from Quebec City Cleveland and Boston along U S 7 on a three pronged peace march. The Shaftsbury nucleus plans a Pittsfield GE plant demonstration or leaflet distribution downtown as the trek continues toward Cuba.
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Francis E. Walter Dies of Leukemia at 69 in Georgetown
Congressman Francis E. Walter of Pennsylvania died at Georgetown University Hospital at age 69 after a period in a coma. He served as chairman of the House Un American Activities Committee and was a longtime Democratic leader, with a noted return to Congress after earlier retirement plans.
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Judge clears 222 protesters after peaceful picket ruling
A Florida circuit judge dismissed contempt charges against 222 Black protesters who had rallied for 10 evenings outside two white theaters. The court recognized their right to picket peacefully and issued a restraining order requested by theater managers. Attorney Tobias Simon called the decision a sweeping victory and the first in a Southern state to enshrine the right to picket a white establishment.
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Circuit Court
Ben C. Willis
Tobias Simon
Miami
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