Apple Growing Conn Congressman Wins Senate Nomination
Horace Seel-Brown Jr. an apple grower and Republican congressman, upset former Gov. John Davis Lodge on the first ballot at the Connecticut state convention 476 to 149 to win the U S Senate nomination. John Alsop won the gubernatorial nod after eight roll calls, and for the first time a Black candidate appears on a statewide ticket. John M. Lupton won the at large congressional nomination. Edwin H. May Jr. and Lodge may enter primaries.
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Lodge
Senate
Horace Seel-Brown Jr
U.S
Seely-Brown
John Davis Lodge
John Alsop
Avon
Connecticut
William D. Graham
Montgomery
Ala
Edwin H. May Jr
May
John M. Lupton
Weston
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Victor — Horace Seely-Brown
GOP
Hartford
John Lodge
Begin Building Liquor Agency Protests Aired
Arlington construction starts on the state liquor agency building to be run by Julius R Vallie of Rutland. Unsuccessful local applicants protest Vallie location and process while some file petitions and letters to the Liquor Control Board.
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Arlington
State Liquor Agency
Julius R. Vallie
Rutland
Flanders Inn
State Liquor Control Board
Vallie
Liquor Control Board
Robert Lindsey
Robert C. Benedict
Benedict
Frederick Naef
Yallie
Naef
Roger J. Sheridan
Montpelier
Department of Liquor Control
Cambridge
N.Y
Sheridan
Kennedy McCormack Fight Peaks at Massachusetts Convention
In Springfield Massachusetts the Kennedy McCormack battle for the U S senate reaches a peak with the state party convention opening at 1 p m Kennedy claims more than 1000 delegates of 1723 while McCormack cites just over 900 Their ballot for endorsement occurs Friday as Kennedy age 30 and McCormack 38 face off amid charges of voting records and family influence.
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Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack Jr
U.S. House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Senate
Kennedy
McCormack
Gratitude Party For Rich Bachelor Growns Bigger
Perr Grant plans a Sunday cookout for 800 guests at his Long Island estate after surviving a Maryland swamp plane crash. He has notified police and arranged catering bands and champagne. Grant, 25, is general manager of a family court stenography business and says the event aims to celebrate being alive with close friends.
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Long Island
Grant
Maryland
Reapportionment Muddle Blamed on Keyser in Senate
Burlington attorney Bernard J. Leddy blamed Gov. Keyser for the Vermont Senate reapportionment controversy. He argued the Legislature must handle reapportionment, not the courts, and warned that court injunctions could force a single method of redistricting. He said the executive department bears responsibility for Senate reapportionment.
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Keyser
Burlington
Bernard J. Leddy
Vermont
General Assembly
Leddy
Executive Department
Daughter Delivered on Searsburg Mt
Mr and Mrs Thomas Mead of Red Cricket Lodge in West Dover welcomed a baby girl delivered by Dr Milton Wolf after a car stop near the Searsburg Mountain crest. The five pound 13 ounce daughter and mother were reported in fine condition at Putnam Memorial Hospital.
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Thomas Mead
Red Cricket Lodge
West Dover
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Molly Stark
Mead
Searsburg Mountain
Milton Wolf
Wilmington
Hopes Fade for Lost Man in Fifth Day Search
State Police and volunteers entered the fifth day of a Benton Sunderland search for Richard M. Bentley 79 in the Sunderland woods and Battenkill River. Bloodhounds divers and a Carthusian monk offered hopeful but inconclusive leads as teams scoured the river and mountainside. Police believe Bentley may be in a deep hole near his home while some theories point to his disappearance in the woods.
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Sunderland
Richard Bentley
Watson Spencer
Hartland
Adam Yatsevich
Windsor
Resch
Richard M. Bentley
Battenkill
Bentley
Adam Yatesevich
Brother Paul
Mt. Equinox
Paul
U.S. 7
John Pollacik
Shaftsbury State Police
Albert Christie
Laos Princes Meet on Coalition for Friday Deal
In Khang Khay Laos three rival princes met to push a coalition with neutralist Souvanna Phouma predicting a final agreement by Friday If Souvanna and Boun Oum and Souphanouvong reach accord it would end months of deadlock Over defense and interior portfolios Phoumi Nosavan urged guards against concessions while U S opposition drew a White House protest from Senator Mansfield
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Khang Khay
Laos
Plaines Des Jarres
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Boun Oum
Khang Kay
Phoumi Nosavan
Vientiane
Phoumi
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
House
Plane crashes into house antenna killing flyer
A private plane taking off from Woonsocket airport struck a television antenna on a house and then crashed into another house. One of the two men aboard was killed. Norman P. Lanctot, 19, of Woonsocket, died. His companion, co owner Raymond La Plante, 34, of Valley Falls, RI, had facial and scalp cuts.
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Woonsocket
R. I
Norman P. Lanctot
Lanctot
Raymond la Plante
Valley Falls
Senate Bars Red Countries From Aid Program
The Senate voted 57 to 24 to bar next year's foreign aid to Communist or Marxist nations, targeting Yugoslavia and Poland. Sen. Lausche said aid to such countries undermines U.S. security, while administration leaders vow to fight the measure as the House weighs its version of the $4.7 million authorization and potential $400 million top-off.
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Yugoslavia
Poland
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
White House
United States
Washington
Dean Rusk
House
U.S
Soviet Union
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Aiken decries cutoff of Communist aid as mistake
Senator George D. Aiken and Senator Winston L. Prouty oppose a late amendment to a 4.6 billion foreign aid bill that would block aid to Soviet satellites including Poland and Yugoslavia. Aiken warns that halting aid could push nations toward the Communist bloc and foreclose future independence movements.
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Aiken
Washington
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate
Poland
Yugoslavia
Winston L. Prouty
Kennedy Tax Revision Plan Faces Fresh Setbacks
President Kennedy’s tax revision bill drew fresh Democratic and Republican criticism. Senators warned the measure may be dropped, while Sen. Harry F. Byrd said the finance committee will continue study. The House had passed the bill March 29, with most Kennedy proposals intact.
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Kennedy
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Finance Committee
Virginian
House
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