Foote Sees Compromise On Gov Hoff Program
In Montpelier Lt Gov Ralph A Foote said the Legislature must deliberate on Gov Philip Hoff's requests and aim to mediate and compromise He urged action on major GOP legislation Hoff opposes and questioned Hoff's plan for an adjourned session next January Foote criticized Hoff for not defining the study's scope and noted a 1959 precedent set by Gov Stafford for a defined agenda and timetable
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Foote
Robert T. Stafford
Stafford
Little Hoover Commission
Department of Ad
Waterway Debate Risks Rutland Railway Fortunes
Montpelier reports rail spokesman Foster P. Spotford of the Boston and Maine Railroad warned that a Champlain Waterway would not boost Rutland Railway profits. The joint committee on Conservation and Development weighs a resolution to form a Champlain Waterway Commission to prepare evidence for IJC hearings this summer. Supporters cite lake area benefits while Earle Bishop notes limits on commission powers to avoid state representation at hearings.
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Boseton & Maine Railroad
Legislative Committee On Conservation & Development
Rutland Railway
Champlain Waterway Commission
International Joint Commission
Walter Cook
Vermont Electric Co - Op
L. J. Aske
Shelburne Harbor
Harley Chatterton
Brattleboro
Charles H. Stevens
E. B. and
A. C. Whiting Co
Earle Bishop
Rutland
Vermont Railroad Association
New Approach Is Charted To End Newspaper Strike
New York Mayor Wagner announced a tentative agreement between eight publishers and the Mailers Union to settle the 104 day shutdown. He urged Local 6 to reconsider his settlement formula and proposed a Madison Square Garden vote next Sunday for a broader turnout.
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Robert F. Wagner
Mailers
Wagner
International Typographical Union
Madison Square Garden
Bertram A. Powers
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The
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World Communist Parties Attack Chinese Communism
In five months 44 of 81 Communist parties attacked Chinese communism with epithets from warlike to Trotskyite. The first exact figure shows public opposition in the debate over burying Western capitalism.
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Tokyo
China
Peking
Germans Aid To Frabs Protested
Bonn says it cannot block German rocket scientists from working for Egypt’s United Arab Republic as private citizens. A West German spokesman would comment only after Israel appeals to curb scientists aiding missile programs in Egypt. Mrs. Meir alleged German technicians assist offensive missiles in the U A R.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Israel
United Arab Republic
Citi
Talks On Berlin Planned Next Week
U.S. and Soviet officials say exploratory Berlin talks may resume in Washington next week. The Soviet Union seeks a demilitarized free city in West Berlin, while Washington signals openness though Khrushchev’s demand remains unacceptable.
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UPI
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Russia
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East Germany
Kennedy
President Reports Tonight On Costa Rica Conference
AP News Analysis outlines future actions by Castroist and Communist groups in Latin America. The Rio de Janeiro congress aims to sharpen revolutionary strategies, rally mass sympathy for Castro, and counter Peking and Moscow rivalries. It will assess country by country, seek a blue print for violence where profitable, and note past refinements from Mexico 1961.
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Costa Rica
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Fidel Castro
Moscow
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Red Chinese
Khrushchev
Congress Hall
Kennedy details Costa Rica talks with Central American leaders
President Kennedy reports to the nation on the Costa Rica conference that produced a seven nation pact to speed regional development and curb Cuba based subversion. He set a 6 pm news conference after talks with Panama and the five Central American republics and forecast broad TV and radio coverage.
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Fla
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Caribbean
Killer Wants No Help Harlan Asked to Stay Execution
Justice Harlan was petitioned to grant a stay of execution for Frederick Charles Wood, a 51 year old New York prisoner on death row for five murders. Norman Dorsen filed the request arguing Wood may be insane and deserves a sanity hearing before the Sing Sing electric chair death scheduled for tonight at 10. Wood has repeatedly said he wants no interference and has mocked those seeking to help him.
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Justice Harlan
The
Supreme Court
New York State
Prisner
Do Gooders
Frederick Charles Wood
Sing Sing
Wood
Norman Dorsen
New York University
Harlan
Dorsen
New York
Soviets Launch Unmanned Satellite Cosmos 13
Moscow reports Cosmos 13 launched by the Soviet Union as part of the Cosmos series. Tass said the satellite, placed in orbit with an 89.77 minute period, carries radiation and other measurements and is functioning smoothly after launch.
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Soviet Union
Tass
Algeria Demands France End Sahara Nuclear Tests
Algerian Premier Ahmed Ben Bella and the National Assembly urged revision of Evian base accords after an underground French nuclear test in the Sahara. Paris gave no official comment. The move foreshadows possible friction if de Gaulle rejects the demand.
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France
Sahara
Ahmed Ben Bella
National Assembly
Algeria
Saharan
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Tunisia
Bizerte
Paris
Ben Bella
Evian
Most Severe Winter Yields to Spring at Last
The 1962 63 winter, among the most severe in a century, eased at 3 20 a m with cold records in Chattanooga Birmingham Cleveland Atlanta New Orleans and Pittsburgh while Alaska stayed warmer. The South faced crop losses and floods though drought in the West reduced water worries. New Orleans had its coldest winter since 1905 and Florida saw a deep December freeze hurting citrus, but tourism boomed.
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Birmingham
Cleveland
Atlanta
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Alaska
South
Associated Press
Kingston Springs
Harpeth
Nashville
Florida
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