Small Powers Briefly Revolt At Stalemate
At Geneva the revolt of small nations against the big power stalemate emerged during a two hour 40 minute session on a nuclear test ban. Britain and the United States led talks with the Soviet Union in a bid to break the deadlock, but no agreement was reached.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Michael Wright
Lord Home
Russia
U.S
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Manuel Tello
Mexico
Dicker
Italy
Canada
Rusk
Howard C. Green
Carlo Russo
Tello
Tsarapkin
Palace of Nations
French Army Tightens Curbs as Algerian Crisis Escalates
Algiers reports day of street fighting as French forces clash with Secret Army Organization commandos. Officials tally at least 30 killed, 27 Muslims, 58 wounded across Algeria during cease fire. Corsica braces as riot troops sail from France.
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Algiers
Secret Army
Oran
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
France
Corsica
Mediterranean
de Gaulle
Secret
Zeralda
Cheragas
Dailey Attacks Vermont Roadwork Quality Before Panel
William E. Dailey of Shaftsbury testified in Montpelier that state roadwork is a joke and force account jobs are shameful. He said private contractors deliver better quality and cost, criticized resident engineers as pitiful, and charged inequities in state versus private projects.
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William E. Dailey
Shaftsbury
Dailey
Montpelier
Vermont
Vermont Highway Department
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Eichmann Asks Court to Set Aside Death Sentence
Adolf Eichmann's lawyer appealed to Israel's Supreme Court to overturn the death sentence on legality grounds. Dr. Robert Servatius sought new evidence and witnesses, including Hans Globke, a West German official, to testify on Nazi racial laws.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Supreme Court
Gestapo
Eichmann
Israel
Robert Servatius
Konrad Adenauer
Servatius
Hans G
Contract Awarded For Harte Stores
The Downtown Shopping Center building contract on Main Street is awarded to Bennett and Ryan. Robert Bennett and Henry Ryan submitted the lowest bid. Architect is Fritz Dillmann of Manchester. Work will start immediately.
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Main Street
Bennett and Ryan
John B. Harte
Robert Bennett
Henry Ryan
Harte
Fritz Dillmann
Manchester
Energetic Powell Convalesces After Heart Attack in New Hampshire
Governor Wesley Powell recovers in Exeter after a heart attack with aides reporting he remains lively and plans to preside over the March 30 Executive Council meeting. Analysts weigh long term impact on his political trajectory as he mulls 1962 and 1964 ambitions.
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Gov
Wesley Powell
Exeter
Powell
Norris Cotton
Sen
Styles Bridges
Congress
National Governors Conference
Council On State Governments
Europe
U.S. and Soviet Union Open Talks on Joint Space Ventures
In New York officials from the United States and the Soviet Union begin detailed discussions on potential joint space projects. The talks follow friendly letters between Kennedy and Khrushchev, with topics spanning weather satellites, long range communications, earth mapping, space law, medicine, and rescue for astronauts. Khrushchev insists disarmament must be addressed before broader joint ventures.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Khrushchev
and Space Administration
Anatoly A. Blagonravov
New York
U.S
U.N. Outer Space Committee
NASA
U.N. Committee
Israel says Syrian border fire targets Galilee workers
Israeli sources report Syrian border forces fired on laborers in Kfar Szold causing no injuries. A separate crossfire incident in Mishmar Hayarden left several houses damaged with no casualties, as both sides filed complaints with the Mixed Armistice Commission at the tense frontier.
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Jerusalem
Kfar Szold
U.N. Mixed Armistice Commission
Upper Galilee
Mishmar Hayarden
Ben Mont Talks Resume With Striking Union
Negotiations between Ben Mont and Local 534 of the Printing Specialties and Paper Products Union resume at 2 p.m. today. Federal mediator John J. O'Reilly of Concord, New Hampshire will attend, following a rejected three year contract proposal. The strike enters its 24th day.
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Ben Mont
Printing Specialties and Paper Products Union
Lloyd Fleming
Fleming
John J. O’reilly
Concord
N.H
O’reilly
Frondizi Seeks Coalition To Stop National Strike
President Frondizi works to assemble a coalition cabinet as Peronist threats rise and labor unions plan a nearly two million strong general strike. Military divisions over his leadership complicate negotiations while the church seeks to calm unrest and combat calls for violence.
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Buenos’ Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Juan D. Peron
National Unity
General Confederation of Labor
Supreme Council of the
Peronista Party
Governor Keyser Drives Rutland Rail Deal Toward Salvation
Governor Keyser, after 14 hours of talks with Rutland Railway executives, announced a plan that could restore partial service on key Vermont routes. The agreement centers on designated receivers operating vital segments if the ICC approves abandonment, plus a $230,000 reduction in salvage value and a price concession to $432,000 for two line sections.
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Rutland
Keyser
Rutland Railway
Vermont
ICC
William S. Ginsburg
Burlington
Gassets
Bellows Falls
Ginsburg
Singing Duo Shaken In Elevator Mishap
Eight people including Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme were shaken when an elevator at a New York hotel fell ten floors to the basement. Mrs. Lawrence is expecting a child. Also in the car were William Williams and his wife, Buddy Hackett’s wife, and Jack Rael and Edna Kallgren of Manhattan.
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New York
Steve Lawrence
Eydie Gorme
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