Berlin Parley To Open
Washington AP reports a new round of talks between the United States and the Soviet Union will open next Tuesday to explore Berlin negotiations. Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin will meet. officials are pessimistic about a breakthrough. Rich remarks from former German Foreign Minister Heinrich von Brentano at the National Press Club stress German self determination and eventual East West German reunification.
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United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
State Department
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F., Dobrynin
Lindon White
Moscow
U. S
Khrushchev
West
Heinrich von Brentano
Germany
von Brentano
National Press Club
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Kennedy
White House
West Germany
Vermont legislators hear opposition to abolishing state services
In Montpelier, leaders including heads of two state departments and a college president testified against a bill by Rep. Roger L. MacBride to dissolve multiple state functions. The measure targets Vermont Life Magazine, the Morgan horse farm, Recreation Board, nursing scholarships, senatorial scholarships, Apprentice Council, Forests and Parks tree nursery, and Arts and Crafts Council.
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Montpelier
Roger L. MacBride
Halifax
Vermont Life Magazine
Morgan Horse Farm
Weybridge
State Recreation Board
State Apprentice Council
Forests & Park Department
Tree Nursery
Arts and Crafts Council
Roland Watour
Development Department
Perry H. Merrill
Forests & Parks
Gerald Dupont
St. Michael's College
John J. O’brien
D. Chittenden
Walter Hard
Vermont Life
Edward Conlin
Windsor
Conlin
Agung Volcano Eruption Devastates Bali Village Evacuations Rise
In Bali near Agung Volcano, a moonscape devastation left the village of Bekasih nearly abandoned. Officials report 1,264 dead, 64 injured, 75,000 refugees with 65,000 more to evacuate as lava and ash reshape the landscape and threaten bridges and crops.
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Bekasih
Bali
Agung
Rendang
Here
Anak Agung Sutedja
Demonstrations Sweep Five Cities Against South Korean Rule
antigovernment protests erupted in Seoul Pusan Taegu Kwangju and Chonju as police jailed 105 demonstrators for defying a ban. military leaders backed Gen Chung Hee Park but failed to deter crowds.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
U.S
Park
Pusan
Kwangju
Taegu
Chonju
Moore Clings to Life After Boxing Tragedy
Former featherweight champion Davey Moore remained near death Friday after a brutal 10th round knockout by Sugar Ramos in a Sacramento bout. Doctors reported brain stem bruising and poor initial survival odds but noted slight improvement after night. Governor Brown urged California boxing abolition amid the tragedy.
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Los Angeles
Davey Moore
Columbus
Ohio
Cuba
Sugar Ramos
Moore
White Memorial Hospital
Philip Vogel
Dr. Vogel
Davey
Sacramento
Edmund G. Brown
California
Ashes from Irazu Volcano Closes Central Costa Rica
Costa Rica declared a state of emergency as Irazu Volcano ash cloaked the central plateau. Heavy sulfuric ash tied up air travel and traffic, sickened hundreds, and threatened crop losses if the ash fall persists.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Irazu
Central American
Strike in Paris as 4 Hour Gas and Electricity Cutoff Hits
Paris endured a candle lit city with long traffic jams as a four hour gas and electricity shutdown added to France's labor unrest. The nationwide stoppage from 8 am to noon marks a continuing wave that began March 1 with a 170000 coal miners walkout.
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Paris
France
Typhoid in U S Traced to Swiss Ski Resort Outbreak
Typhoid fever reached the United States after exposure linked to a Swiss alpine ski resort. One New York case was confirmed with about 200 Americans believed exposed. An outbreak in Zermatt, Switzerland, caused at least 30 cases and eight Britons returned home carrying the infection.
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New York
Zermatt
Switzerland
Castro Chides Khrushchev Over Cuba Missile Crisis
Le Monde quotes Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro criticizing Soviet bloc support during the October blockade. He questions where large protests in his favor were, and notes Khrushchev withdrew missiles without Cuban consent, calling allies capitalism and imperialism not abstract art. Tass says Castro rejected the remarks.
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Paris
le Monde
Fidel Castro
Castro
Claude Julien
Khrushchev
Cuba
Readsboro Borders Readsland Power Plant Win Battle
Vermont column by Jean Wassick Page discusses Readsboro bid to move a tax valuable New England power station to its side of the Readsboro Whiting border. Column notes early child collecting in Vermont and reads about Bennington High School athletes and real estate shifts in New York City and the Southwest. Bennington sports fans urged to be patient over Alumni Field issues.
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Sumner Kean
Readsboro
New England
Whitingham
New York City
Southwest
Bennington
Profumo Denies Involvement With Missing Call Girl
War Minister John Profumo told the House of Commons he last saw Christine Keeler more than 14 months ago and denied any improper contact with the model or involvement in concealing her. He warned of legal action over scandalous rumors and cautioned against linking him to a Soviet diplomat via Keeler as police search for her continues.
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London
John Profumo
Profumo
House of Commons
Christine Keeler
Christine
Harold Macmillan
Valerie Hobson
Six More Classrooms a Year Urged for Retarded Children
The Vermont Association for Retarded Children urged Bennington Rotarians to seek six new special education classrooms annually, enough to serve 360 more mentally retarded children over four years. Rev. W Earle Forman praised past support but pressed for full funding beyond Gov Hoff’s three-class plan, noting travel burdens and statewide access goals.
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Vermont
Bennington
W. Earle Forman
Vermont Association For Retarded Children
Bennington Rotarians
Philip H. Hoff
Forman
First Church of God
Vermont Department of Education
Burlington
Island Pond
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Nikita
Jean Wassick
Bennington High School
Joy Girl
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Edgecombe
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Richard Crossman
Barbara Castle
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Ricky Bartholdi
Molly Stark
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