Hoff decries 'dirtiest trick yet' in Vermont budget clash
Gov Philip Hoff accused Republican leaders of removing a $25,000 line item from the omnibus appropriations bill to fund a state planning study. He said the move jeopardizes his planning council and its committees, potentially forcing a veto as conflict with Senate and House leaders grows. The dispute follows a conference committee led by Sen John Boylan and Rep Richard Mallary.
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Essex
Richard W. Mallary
Fairlee
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Mallary
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House
Hoff
Kennedy Visits Berlin Wall Crowd Surges for Kennedy in West Berlin
President Kennedy arrived at the Brandenburg Gate and viewed the Berlin Wall amid a sea of West Berlin cheers. East Berliners behind guards waved handkerchiefs as Kennedy stopped at Checkpoint Charlie and spoke to a flowers-bearing woman, while West Berlin celebrated with confetti and banners.
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Konrad Adenauer
Unter den Linden
Checkpoint Charlie
Kennedy urges Congress to pass civil rights bill
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy urged Congress to approve President Kennedy's civil rights program, saying the nation must end racial discrimination. He stressed public accommodations grounds, arguing discriminatory practices hurt the economy and society, and defended the bill against private property rights critiques.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
House Judiciary
State Auditors Inspect Green Mountain Park Finances
Auditors from the state have been dispatched to Green Mountain Park to verify the track project’s finances and ensure all facts are accurately reported. The piece notes the move as a formal review of fiscal details.
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Green Mountain Park
Bennington Union High District stays intact after close vote
Voters in the Bennington Grade School District defeated withdrawal from the Mt Anthony Union High School District by 598 to 586. The tally was announced at the annual meeting in the Bennington Elementary School gym. Incumbent trustees were reelected along with two new members. The district budget is set at 693473 dollars with a 40 000 dollar union district assessment included in the tax rate of 7.40 dollars per thousand. Continued on Page 16.
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Mt. Anthony Union High
Stephen H. Gilman
Gilman
John P. Riddle
Ronald R. Knapp
Burgess Road
Anthony J. Pello
Spring St
Knapp
Pello
J. Goodall Hutton
Elm St
Marie Bergquist
Pleasant St
John H. Williams II
Main St
John P. Morrissey
Union St
Union School
Williams
Morrissey
Robert W. Hayes
Michael J. Hogan Jr
Julia K. Nash
Richard D. Long
John E. Malone
Donald J. Cone
Gener
Anger Over Spy Scandal Could Halt Khrushchev Visit
Sweden accuses Col. Stig Wennerstrom of selling military secrets to the Kremlin over 15 years including as air attache in Washington. Sweden orders expulsion of two Soviet contacts and may force Khrushchev to cancel a planned spring visit, as NATO investigates possible wider disclosures.
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Soviet Union
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Goldwater Holds Spotlight At Young GOP Convention
About 1,000 Young Republicans attend the 13th biennial convention in San Francisco backing Barry Goldwater for president. Oregon Gov. Hatfield opens speeches as the group debates civil rights and topics like Cuba and Laos, with internal leadership contests and broad support leaning toward Goldwater.
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Oregon
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Andrew Hunter
Massachusetts
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Laos
Bob Cohen
New Hampshire
Young Republican National Federation
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Short Cut Polio Vaccine Approved
The government approved a new short cut oral polio vaccine designed to give quick simultaneous immunity against all three types. Lederie Laboratories received the license for the three in one Sabin oral polio vaccine. The Sabin vaccine requires three doses a month apart.
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U.S
Surgeon General
Albert Sabin
University of Cincinnati
Shaftsbury OKs School Tax Increase and reelects Spaulding
Shaftsbury voters re elected Lloyd Spaulding to a three year term as school director after defeating write in Paul Warfield 38 to 24. The district approved a 9 81 tax rate up from 7 79 with drivers including state aid loss higher salaries and district expenses. Dr Arthur Faris and Barton Jenks were re elected to Mt Anthony Union School Board by 52 votes each.
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Lloyd Spaulding
Spaulding
Paul Warfield
Arthur S. Faris
Bar
Ton Jenks
Mt. Anthony Union School Board
Dr. Faris
Jenks
John Clawson
Bradford Smith
Athol
Mass
Warfield
Irving Adler
Mt. Anthony Union
Adler Defeated In Pownal School Board Vote
POWNAL Veteran School Director David Adler lost re election to the Pownal Town School Board by 75 to 57 in a small turnout. He won re election as one of two delegates to the Mt Anthony Union School Board. Adler, 12 year incumbent and town board chairman, also serves as chairman of the Bennington Southwest Supervisory District and plans to keep that post.
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David Adler
Pownal Town
Mt. Anthony Union
Adler
Charles W. Rounds
Bennington
FBI Checks Czech Call Girl as Possible Spy
New York papers report agents from the CIA and FBI are probing if Maria Novotny, 22, a Czech woman linked to President Antonin Novotny, acted as a spy by soliciting secrets through diplomatic circles. Novotny denied ties to the president before fleeing in 1961 after a vice arrest with Harry Alan Towers, who skipped bail and reportedly lives in Prague.
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Prague
Vermont House OKs employment discrimination ban
The Vermont House passed a bill prohibiting employment discrimination by a 118 to 96 vote. It imposes a $500 fine for discrimination based on race creed color age or sex in hiring and faced opposition from several conservatives who warned of potential rights infringements.
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Edmunds
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