Durocher Alienation Suit Hearing Delayed in Vermont
A hearing on a 150000 alienation of affections lawsuit against Dodgers coach Leo Durocher was postponed indefinitely at the request of Rene Morin's attorney who aims to bring Durocher back to Vermont for the case. Morin, a Swanton bricklayer, charges Durocher with stealing his wife Anna. Durocher denies the allegations.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Rene Morin
Swanton
Durocher
Vermont
Morin
Anna
Carolyn
Caplin to Speak at St Michael's College Commencement
Mortimer M. Caplin U.S. commissioner of Internal Revenue will give the commencement address at St. Michael's College on Monday morning June 8 and will receive an honorary doctorate at the Ethan Allen Gymnasium. Caplin, a税 attorney and law professor, led the IRS to a record 105.9 billion dollars in fiscal 1963 and has testified on tax code revisions amid debate over a new tax cut.
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Mortimer M. Caplin
U.S
Internal Revenue
St. Michael’s College
St. Michael’s
Gerald E. Dupont
S.S.E
Caplin
Ethan Allen
Kennedy
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Burlington designated as area of substantial unemployment
Gov Hoff announced Burlington's labor market, covering all of Chittenden County and Grand Isle, has been labeled an area of substantial unemployment by the U S Department of Labor. The designation enables Accelerated Public Works funded with 50 percent federal aid and gives local bidders on government contracts job-creation preferences.
Beaumont declines re election to village board
Hoosick Falls Thomas K Beaumont longest serving village board member declines draft for re election as Citizens Party candidate. Beaumont has four terms eight years as trustee and is thanked by Mayor Leo J Albowicz as village elections set for Tuesday.
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Hoosick Falls
Thomas K. Beaumont
Citizens’ Party
Beaumont
Leo J. Albowicz
New York Senate Filming Approved for World's Fair Exhibit
Albany reports that Discovery Productions will film the Senate at work with narration by Dave Garroway. The prior ban on cameras on the Senate floor is lifted for this documentary project earning the company 50000 dollars for the World's Fair exhibit.
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Albany
New York
Senate
Dave Garroway
Discovery Productions, Inc
Berkshire ski experts back east side tramway plan
After a three day inspection of Mount Greylock ski potential officials and Gov Peabodys ski advisory council concluded the east side is suitable for a chairlift complex and an aerial tramway with minimal flora and fauna impact. Tramway authority members, gov Peabodys council and consultants toured the mountain with engineers and financiers led by Jack Murphy of Sugarbush Valley Ski Area Warren Vermont.
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Greylock
East Side
Mount Greylock
Pittsfield Committee Keeps Kindergarten Program, Bans Student Smoking
Ward I Committeeman Thomas Kelly failed to withdraw the kindergarten program as the committee met Thursday. The panel voted unanimously to ban all student smoking at Pittsfield High School with smoking allowed only in the courts behind the school as of Sept. 9.
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Pittsfield
Thomas Kelly
Pittsfield High School
Kennedy says Mrs Kennedy adjusting to loss while with children
AP reports U S Attorney General Robert F Kennedy on radio TV remarks about Jacqueline Kennedy's adjustment after John F Kennedy's assassination. He notes she spends most time with Caroline and John, with visits from Dave Powers and family support. The piece also covers Truman's Key West vacation plan and Abel Fernandez tax case and Queen Mother Elizabeth's Jamaica arrival before Caribbean cruise.
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U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
National Broadcasting Co
Jack Paar
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kingston
Jamaica
Elizabeth
Britain
Loneon
Royal Yacht
Manhattan Mothers Rally Pupil Transfer Protest
About 15 000 white parents march 214 miles from Brooklyn to Manhattan in snow to oppose involuntary busing as the Board of Education plans to implement the Princeton Plan. Civil rights groups criticize the plan as insufficient while a separate New Hampshire primary prompts Romney to comment on draft and convention timing.
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Board of Education
Brooklyn
City Hall
Manhattan
Princeton
White River Junction Flood Meeting Discusses SBA Loans
About 30 business and home owners met with an SBA representative in White River Junction to review loan procedures after flood damage. SBA spokesman John Sullivan said loans could reflect losses from the flood, with potential for larger sums. Governor Hoff urged SBA action in Montpelier, as the community lost a $750,000 bridge and merchants faced business declines due to the disruption. Sullivan planned a similar meeting in Hardwick, which faced nearly $500,000 in losses from ice jam and flood.
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White River Junction
Small Business Administration
John Sullivan
Boston
SBA
Sullivan
Montpelier
Philip H. Hoff
White River
Hardwick
Lamoille
Sweeps Tickets Sales In N H Start Briskly
In New Hampshire state sponsored lottery ticket sales opened at Rockingham Park with about 3600 buyers each paying 3 dollars for a chance at 100000 dollars. Gov John W King and Rep Laurence Pickett were among purchasers as turnout remained brisk despite a snowstorm during harness season kickoff.
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Salem
N.H
New Hampshire
Rockingham Park
John W. King
New England
Rockingham
Laurence Pickett
D - Keene
Pickett
George W. Coffey
Silver Springs
Lodge Set to Run in Home State Primary
Boston April 28 Massachusetts voters will choose a presidential preference in the state primary. Lodge, after a strong New Hampshire showing with 35.4 percent and all 14 delegates, faces competition for GOP delegates led by Saltonstall, Molesworth and Waring with district slates and pledged candidates.
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Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
GOP
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
Richard F. Treadway
Saltonstall
Jack E. Molesworth
State Committee
Barry Goldwater
R - Ariz
Goldwater
Lloyd Waring
Uneder
Court expands press protection in Times case
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that newspapers enjoy broad latitude to criticize government officials. While not absolute immunity from libel suits, the decision allows error in fact or opinion and shifts the standard toward malice, aligning with a 1902 Kansas ruling and limiting suits unless actual malice is shown.
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Supreme Court
Kansas
William J. Brennan
Brennan
No Superstitions In Driver's Seats
ALA warns superstition harms driving and urges motorists on Friday the 13th to avoid risk by walking or using public transit. The piece cites safety concerns about distracted drivers and notes the broader legal principle of official immunity in criticism of government.
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Automobile Legal Association
ALA
Safety Department
Atlas Agena rocket launches from Point Arguello
An Atlas Agena satellite rocket was launched from Point Arguello California on Wednesday. The Air Force provided no further details about the mission or the surveillance satellites involved.
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Calif
Atlas
Midasr
Air Force
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