Vermont House Defeats Right to Work Bill
The Vermont House rejected a right to work proposal by 178 to 46. Rep. Emory Hebard argued the principle that job opportunity should belong to capable workers, union membership irrelevant, while Rep. Corneliu Granai attacked it as aimed at weakening unions. An attempt to remove age and sex discrimination from the bill failed 110 to 91.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Emory Hebard
R-Glover
Hebard
The
House
Cornelius O. Granai
R - Barre
Granai
Flora Coutts
Newport City
John E. Kelly
D - Winooski
Byron C. Hathorn
Hartford
Roger L. MacBride
Village Votes on School Union Role
Voters in the Bennington graded school district started casting ballots at 2 PM at Bennington Elementary School as the annual business meeting opened. Polls stay open until 8 30 PM with three articles including a proposal to withdraw from the Mt Anthony Union High School District. Incumbents J Goodall Hutton and Ronald R Knapp face Anthony J Pello and Mrs Marie Bergquist for two union board seats. John P See runs unopposed for the union school board.
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Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Board of Trustees
Union School Board
J. Goodall Hutton
Ronald R. Knapp
Anthony J. Pello
Marie Bergquist
Papal outdoor coronation set for June 30 in St Peter’s
Vatican officials plan a shorter outdoor coronation for Pope Paul VI in St. Peter’s Square at 6 p.m. June 30 with tens of thousands expected. Delegations include a U S group led by Chief Justice Earl Warren and a Brazilian mission possibly led by President Joao Goulart. A 4,000 strong iron miners’ delegation from Bovegno, Italy, will attend.
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Vatican
St. Peter’s Square
U.S
Earl Warren
Joao Goulart
Bovegno
Italy
Pope Paul
Giovanni Battista Montini
Milan
West Germany launches its own Peace Corps style corps
West Germany introduces the German Development Service with President Kennedy in Bonn. Chancellor Adenauer and President Luebke attend as Bonn marks the first corps modeled after the U.S. Peace Corps. Plan calls for 250 volunteers this year rising to 500 in 1964 and 1,000 in 1965 to African nations and other developing countries.
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Bonn
Heinrich Luebke
Konrad Adenauer
Washington
Peace Corps
U.S. Peace Corps
International Peace Corps Secretariat
West Germany
Germany
East Germany
India
Bolivia
Senator Russell Says Kennedy Encouraged Civil Rights Protests
Georgia Senator Richard B. Russell charged that President Kennedy lent aid to civil rights demonstrators by urging prompt passage of a law. He described the White House stance as pressuring local authorities to act to avoid worsening conditions. The Urban Renewal Administration pressed for stronger housing programs for racial minorities as part of the civil rights agenda. Russell signaled that the Southern bloc would attack the hotel discrimination ban in the administration plan.
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Nyt
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Kennedy
Senate
United States
United Press International
Russell
Malaria Drug May Help Attack On Lung Cancer
Researchers from the University of Minnesota propose using Atabrine as a Trojan Horse to deliver radiation and cancer drugs to lung tumors. They note Atabrine concentrates in lungs and liver in animals and can be traced with UV light to study distribution in tissues with implanted tumors.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Troy
Alvin Shemesh
Norman B. Ackerman
University of Minnesota Medical School
Minnesota
Democrats Pick Atlantic City for 1964 Convention
The Democratic National Committee chose Atlantic City New Jersey as the 1964 convention site. Miami Chicago and Atlantic City were considered with bids ranging from 450 000 to 700 000 cash plus hall readiness. Atlantic City offered 625 000 cash and was selected after evaluating venue availability and political concerns.
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Atlantic City
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Hughes
Democratic Site Committee
East
Harry Truman
Philadelphia
Chicago
Miami Beach
Fla
Miami-Miami Beach
Miami
Florida
Jack Riley
Richard J. Daley
Evers Murder Hearing Set For Today In Jackson
Byron de La Beckwith, 42, of Greenwood faces a murder charge for the assassination of a Negro integration leader. A preliminary hearing in city court will determine if there is enough cause to hold Beckwith without bond until the July grand jury convenes. The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports possible commitment to Whitfield state mental hospital for psychiatric tests if indicted, with tests potentially lasting up to two months.
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Byron de la Beckwith
Greenwood
Bill Waller
Beckwith
Grand Jury
The
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Jackson
Whitfield
116 Believed Dead In Korean Landslides
AP reports at least 116 people believed killed in four landslides on Korea's southern coast. Ninety four died in a Koje Island village, with another 22 killed in three slides in Pusan and Kimhai County after five inches of rain.
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Pusan
South Korea
Korea
Koje Island
Kimhai
Kennedy Affirms U S Europe Commitment Bluffing De Gaulle
President Kennedy defended an American pledge to defend Western Europe against a split with the United States. He urged European unity and a shared Atlantic deterrent while criticizing De Gaulle's call for an independent Europe. He cited over 40 allied nations and urged concrete steps in military economic and political fronts.
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Germany
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
U.S
United States
America
de Gaulle
Paulskirche
St. Paul’s Church
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Africa
Americas
Atlantic
France
NATO
Khrushchev to visit East Germany to counter Kennedy tour
Premier Khrushchev will hurriedly visit East Germany this weekend to blunt the impact of President Kennedy’s West German tour. The trip is tied to Ulbricht’s 70th birthday and seen as boosting East German morale amid Western suspicions. Kennedy’s Ireland trip and Berlin timing add to the regional tension.
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Khrushchev
East Germany
Kennedy
West Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Soviet Bloc
Bonn
Ulbricht
Karl Guenther von Hase
Berlin
West Berlin
Ireland
Goldwater Backers Rally At San Francisco Young Republican Meet
About 1 000 delegates attend the 13th biennial Young Republican Federation convention in San Francisco where Goldwater is the sole GOP presidential prospect to speak. Chairmanship contenders Charles McDevitt and Donald Lukens, both conservatives, prepare for a news conference. The platform committee opts for a broad philosophy statement. Governor Mark Hatfield is slated for the keynote on Wednesday.
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San Francisco
Young Republican National Federation
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Charles F. McDevitt
Boise
Idaho
Donald Lukens
Washington, D.C
New Jersey Woman Freed After 3 Years in Red Jail
Helen Kozeradsky, 52, released from a communist Czechoslovakian prison after more than three years as a spy. She arrived at Idlewild from Prague with family awaiting. she will meet State Department officials as authorities decide on charges.
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Red
Helen Kozeradsky
United States
New York
Idlewild Airport
Prague
Helen
John
Michael
John Jr
Circus Day Delights Kids With Live Sideshow Atmosphere
Children queued before the 2 p.m. show to meet live circus acts including elephants and camels. Veteran ticket collector David Mullaney of Quincy, Mass. praised the life, while Bob-O the clown called the circus a traveling community.
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David Mullaney
Mullaney
Quincy
Mass
Bob-O the Clown
Bobby Woodward
Gage St
David Carrier
Gage
Brian Pello
White Chapel
Bob-O
Bobbino
Goodkind
Inside Northeast Airlines faces summer schedule despite losses
An editorial notes Northeast Airlines likely keeps a full New England summer schedule despite financial troubles. Another brief mentions the warm reception Pope Paul VI has received. The Air Force confirms several U S airmen had a casual relationship with Christine Keeler.
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New England
Pope Paul VI
The
Air Force
U.S
Christine Keeler
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