New Documents Filed in Suit Between DeMatteo Morrissey
Two more documents entered in the civil case between Gerald E. Morrissey Inc of Bennington and M. DeMatteo Construction Co of Quincy Mass. Morrissey seeks over 96000 for work at Green Mountain Park racetrack Pow nal. DeMatteo counters that Morrissey owes nothing and asks dismissal of the counterclaim. The Taconic Racing Breeding Association has filed a disclosure showing assets covering Morrissey’s claim. The suit’s two counts seek 55000 plus interest and nearly 41000 plus interest for extra work and materials, with total figures varying by accrued interest after April 20.
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Gerald E. Morrissey Inc
Bennington
M. DeMatteo Construction Co
Quincy
Mass
Morrissey
Green Mountain Park Racetrack
Pownal
Connster
DeMatteo
Bennington County Court Clerk’s Office
Farmer says thousands of Negroes ready to die for civil rights
James Farmer of CORE told Goddard College students that countless thousands of American Negroes are factually willing to die for civil rights. He predicted Congress will pass a civil rights bill with a clause permitting withholding federal funds from segregated states and urged job opportunities for all as unemployment rises among graduates.
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Plainfield, Vt
UPI
James Farmer
The
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Farmer
Congress
Mississippi
New York City
Johnson
U.N. Security Council Eyes Viet Nam Cambodia Border Probe
The United Nations Security Council is set to approve a probe into Viet Nam and Cambodia border incidents despite Soviet veto threats. A Morocco Ivory Coast sponsored plan asks a three member commission to visit both nations to seek prevents of further incidents. Cambodia accuses South Viet Nam and the United States of aggression. US advisers aid the Vietnamese effort in the war against the Viet Cong.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPI
Security Council
Morocco
Ivory Coast
Council
Cambodia
South Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Viet Nam
Johnson approves plans to intensify Southeast Asia military effort
President Johnson approved steps to intensify and streamline U.S. military pressure against Red guerrillas in South Vietnam and seek a formula to block Communist advances in neighboring Laos. High officials, after Honolulu strategy talks, said no immediate deployment of American troops on the mainland is planned.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
South
Viet Nam
Laos
White House
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Honolulu
Southeast Asia
Rusk
McNamara
Hawaii
U.S
Red China
North Viet Nam
John F. Kennedy
Pentagon
Thailand
McGeorge Bundy
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
John A. McCone
The
Central Intelligence Agency
George W. Ball
William Bundy
Calif Republicans Deny Shift Right After Primary Win
California Republicans doubt the party has shifted right after Barry Goldwater’s 51 49 victory over Nelson Rockefeller for 86 convention votes. Only about 38 percent of registered Republicans backed Goldwater, sparking plans for a peace conference in San Francisco on June 15 to heal pre primary tensions.
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Calif
San Francisco
UPID
California
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Caspar W. Weinberger
GOP
Barry
Cleveland
Goldwater Seen Close to GOP Nomination After California Win
UPI observers tally Goldwater with 444 delegates already chosen and an estimated 170 more from 15 states, for about 614 total. If he secures 655 needed, a last minute shift could still derail the Arizona senator as Rockefeller, Scranton, Lodge and Nixon trail in delegate strength.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
United Press International
Arizona
California
San Francisco
Alabama
Colorado
Hawaii
New York
Goldwater
Texas
Idaho
New Mexico
Virginia
Nelson A. Rockefeller
GOP
Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Scranton
Nixon
Scranton Refuses Goldwater Vice Presidential Bid
Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton rejected a Goldwater led GOP ticket as a possible presidential plan and said he would not serve as running mate under any circumstance. He has been floated as a moderate compromise for balance on a Goldwater ticket.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Goldwater
Scranton
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Hoff Opposes Change in Federal Training Act
Governor Hoff voices official disapproval of new state matching requirements for the Federal Manpower Development and Training Program. He warns Vermont faces rising costs and fiscal strain, citing a projected $241,000 match for fiscal 1966 and urging full federal financing.
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Hoff
Federal Training
Vermont
U.S
George D. Aiken
Willard Wirtz
Health, Education and Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
King says Goldwater would not win black vote
Civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King said virtually no African Americans would back Sen. Barry Goldwater if he secures the Republican nomination. He argued Goldwater's philosophy clashes with Negro goals.
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Phoenix, Ariz
UPI
Martin Luther King
United States
Sen
Barry Goldwater
King
Goldwater
Webb Sees Compromise At GOP Convention
In Vermont, GOP figures foresee a compromise presidential nominee despite Goldwater's California victory. Derr Webb predicts a centerward candidate, with Goldwater and Rockefeller not likely to secure the nomine. Vermont leaders split between Goldwater supporters and moderates as the delegation weighs ballots.
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Webb
Rutland
Roger MacBride
Halifax
Goldwater
Rockefeller
James L. Oakes
York
Ralph A. Foote
Vermont
Thas
California
Robert S. Babcock
GOP
Gold Water
Inside Scoop on Goldwater Victory Civically Californias Page
Editorial charts Goldwater win implications in California with sharp analysis. Vermont race coverage highlights diverse candidate field per Ron Reynolds on page four.
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California
Ron Reynolds
Vermont
Vermont Professor Sparks Jersey Criticism
University of Vermont professor and Republican gubernatorial hopeful Robert S. Babcock drew fire from New Jersey officials after likening Vermont to a "second rate New Jersey." New Jersey Chamber of Commerce exec called him uninformed, Newark Mayor Addonizio disagreed, and Babcock urged tougher Vermont conservation zoning and billboard laws.
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New Jersey
Newark
N.J
Hugh Addonizio
Babcock
Rotary Vermont
Vermont
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Coast Guard Academy
New London
Conn
Willard J. Smith
Rep
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
Glenard Lipscomb
Robert Wilson
London
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