Convict Trio Breaks From Alcatraz In Noted Escape
SAN FRANCISCO AP The search for three bank robbers intensified after they vanished from Alcatraz Island Tuesday. Led by Frank Lee Morris 35 and brothers John 32 and Clarence Anglin 31 investigators fear they may have perished at sea or be hiding near the shoreline as a massive FBI coordinated hunt continues along Northern California.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz Island
San Francisco Bay
Olin Blackwell
Frank Lee Morris
John
Clarence Anglin
FBI
California
Moslem Demands Evian Accords Be Observed
In Tunis Algerian Premier Youssef Ben Khedda rejects revising the Evian peace accords to grant Europe extra guarantees. He warns against maneuvers to undermine the accords and says real peace requires legal application of Evian. He cites insufficient French action to restore order and alleges complacency with colonialist extremists.
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Tunis
Youssef Ben Khedda
Evian
Ben Khedda
Cairo
France
Algeria
For Rent Heated Four Room Apartment Grove Street
Classified ad promotes a heated four room apartment for rent on Grove Street with a contact number and emphasis on Banner Classified Ads as quick convenient and inexpensive to place. The note urges readers to dial 6300 to place ads.
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Grove Street
Tel
Bishop Joyce Warns of Utopian State at BCHS
Eighty six graduates received diplomas at the 4th annual commencement of Bennington Catholic High School led by Most Rev Robert F Joyce bishop of the Burlington diocese. Valedictorian Eva Lillian Paquin and salutatorian Gail Marie Vose were honored with medals for academic excellence. Msgr Harold T Field former Vermont Catholic Tribune editor delivered the address warning against a utopian state, urging graduates to stay God conscious. The class, listed with 1962 graduates, dedicated a memorial bulletin board for two classmates killed in a car accident.
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Robert F. Joyce
Burlington
Bennington Catholic High School
Eva Lillian Paquin
Gail Marie Vose
Harold T Field
Vermont Catholic Tribune
David Paul Alexander
Susan Mary Archambeau
Joyce Joan Atwood
Ronald Emile Bisson
Donald Paul Brodeur
Lawrence Burdick
Frances Paula Burgess
Elizabeth Anne Burke
Meyer Opponent For Nomination To Be Named
In Brattleboro Vermont Democratic candidates for the U S Senate and House are expected to be announced Sunday. Former Representative William H Meyer plans to run for the seat held by Senator George D Aiken and will be challenged by an unnamed candidate. John M Spencer said the entrance of another senatorial candidate guarantees a primary contest and a Democratic nominee for U S Representative will announce at the meeting.
Bristol Firm Wins 502 Acre Peru Timber Bid
A. V. Johnson Lumber Co. of Bristol wins a 502 acre tract of timber in Peru within the Green Mountain National Forest on Bromley Mountain. The high bid of 46132.50 tops five competitors as bids opened in Rutland. Site inspection occurred May 22 with advertised timber price listed at 39000. Unsuccessful bidders include Smith Inc Brattleboro Cersosimo Lumber Northeast Wood Products and Martin Lumber.
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Rutland
Peru
Forest Service
A. V. Johnson Lumber Co
Bristol
Forest Supervisor
Green Mountain National Forest
Bromley Mountain
Smith, Inc
South Londonderry
Cersosimo Lumber Co
Brattleboro
Northeast Wood Products
Pownal and Martin Lumber Co
Lake George
N.Y
Hap Good Pond
Bennington Trustees Move Slowly on Regulatory Authority
Bennington Village Trustees held an executive session to review bids for fire hose and discussed delaying a special meeting to overhaul the zoning ordinance and appoint a planning commission. A Boston trip fundraiser for Little League players proceeds with new donations and school bus support sought.
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Bennington
James B. Gibney
Leo Nash
Village Planning Board
Arden Flint
Town of
Colonie
N.Y
Nash
Aater
George Ryan
Vermont Supreme Court
Gibney
Boston
North Street
King Reid
Lefevre
Vermont
Kennedy Sees Pact in Laos Guide to Other Solutions
The stock market dropped in heavy trading as investors weighed whether prices would hold above the May lows. Ford and Xerox led declines while International Business Machines slid to a yearly low, with brokers unsure if a further slump would follow.
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Kennedy
Laos
New York
Wall Street
Ford
du Pont
Xerox
New York Stock Exchange
Laos Pact Talks Strain Unity As Unanimous Vote Looms
AP analysis notes Laos leaders from three factions form a neutral coalition led by Prince Souvanna Phouma with Souphanouvong and Phoumi Nosavan as deputy premiers. A troika clause requiring unanimous consent on defense interior police and foreign affairs could hinder government function despite U.S. pressure causing Phoumi to concede. Souphanouvong criticizes United States amid fragile gains.
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Tokyo
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Souphan
Defense
Mills Opposes Across The Board Tax Cut
Washington AP reports Rep Wilbur D. Mills chair of the House Ways and Means Committee says he does not back a universal tax cut. Mills notes he favors reducing total revenues while spending more than intake. Kennedy proposes next year’s tax cut to spur the economy and cut unemployment. Senator Eugene McCarthy says he may try to add a general tax cut to the Senate finance bill this year.
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Washington
House
Way and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Kennedy
Congres Orly
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Senate Finance Committee
Mills
Bike Passenger Killed in Crash
BELLOWS FALLS New Hampshire man 23 William F Biagiotti of Walpole died from a skull fracture after a motorcycle struck a stone wall on Prospect Hill Walpole He was a passenger on a motorcycle operated by James P Curtis Jr of Charlestown Curtis suffered cuts bruises and possible rib fractures
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Bellows Falls
William F. Biagiotti
Walpole
N.H
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Prospect Hill
Biagiotti
James P Curtis Jr
Charlestown
Curtis
Adams Declines Run for Re election as Vermont Attorney General
Vermont Attorney General Charles J. Adams says he will not seek re election in the September primaries. The Waterbury lawyer, 45, will leave office in January to return to private practice after being appointed last January by Gov. Keyser following Thomas Debevoise’s resignation to join the Federal Power Commission. He stressed the decision was not an indication he would run this year.
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Adams
Waterbury
Gov
Keyser
Thomas M. Debevoise
Federal Power Commission
Hiring of Temporary Rodman Sparks Town Selectmen Furor
Selectman Daigneault denounces the choice of a local temporary worker for Maguire and Associates survey work citing favoritism and a son in law in the mix. Eldred defends action noting prior steps and cost savings while Kelley defends local hiring as practical.
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Ton Daigneault
Daigneault
Leon R. Eldred
Eldred
Selectman
Board
Paul Kelley
Kelley
Donald Bett
Clark's Woods
Charles A. Maguire
Boston
Maguire
Betit
Richard van Santvoord
van Santvoord
Alma Langlois
Paul
Kennedy Reiterates Laos Coalition Progress in Reply to Khrushchev
President Kennedy told Premier Khrushchev that Laos coalition government under Prince Souvanna Phouma marks a milestone. He urged continued Geneva talks, warning against disruptors, and said U.S. efforts will press for an independent neutral Laos with broad support. The reply was dated June 12 and released by the White House.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Laos
National Unity
Souvanna Phouma
Vienna
United States
White House
Company Officer Called to Explain Estes Backing
Washington AP top officials of Commercial Solvents Co. were summoned to explain actions to a House subcommittee. Maynard C. Wheeler and William Leonhardt testified as hearings began, with possible others from the Agriculture Department expected to appear. Estes built a fertilizer empire financing grain contracts with government payments, then collapsed amid fraud indictments over nonexistent tanks and inflated deals. Commercial Solvents faces civil antitrust suit in Texas.
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Washington
Commercial Solvents Co
Billie Sol Estes
West
Texas
House
Maynard C. Wheeler
New York Chemical Company
William Leonhardt
Agriculture Department
Eisenhower
Estes
New York
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Gerard M. Brennan
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Henry Mallory
Charles Bodine
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CVPSC
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Hilda Hurley
Bennington Catholic
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David Carver
Yale University
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