Mississippi Negroes Plan New March for Vote Rights
In Greenwood Mississippi plans continued for a vot er rights march at the Leflore County courthouse as police with a trained dog and civilian volunteers faced marchers. Rev D L Tucker claimed dog bites. police deny. a local doctor said bites were treated. No arrests today. prior day 11 marchers jailed with six convicted for disorderly conduct and sentencing delayed.
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Mississippi
Greenwood
Miss
Leflore
D.L. Tucker
B. A. Hammond
Tucker
Mabel T. Garner
Turner Chapel
D. L. Tucker
Leflore County Court House
Housing shortage eyed as race track influx looms in Bennington
About 60 local business leaders heard Bartimo outline housing demand tied to Vermont’s new parimutuel track in Pownal. He cited 530 track jobs plus caterer and support staff, with 10 percent seeking permanent homes. Most housing likely rentals May to October, with $50 weekly for furnished units and $15,000 homes for buyers.
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Bennington
Paradise
Greater
GBA
Herbert H. Leonard
Leonard
Bartimo
Track
H. M. Stevens Co
Prouty Attacks Democrats Hoff But Lands Foote
Vermont Senator Winston Prouty accused Democrats of spreading rumors of grave illness after surgery on spinal discs. He declined to decide on 1964 reelection, criticized Gov Hoff’s leadership, and said Lt Governor Ralph Foote would make a fine governor. He claimed to be in good shape aside from occasional pain.
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Prouty
Hoff
Foote
Ralph A. Foote
Senate
Inside Massachusetts probe resumes closed hearings in Pittsfield
The report notes the legislative inquiry into horse racing continues with closed hearings held in Pittsfield today. Details remain sparse as officials proceed with testimony and document review.
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Massachusetts
Pittsfield
Three Die In Barre Quarry Ice Slide
Three granite workers were killed and another injured when a wall of ice slid from a Barre quarry, crushing a shack where the crew paused for coffee. Victims identified as Richard French 26 George Williams 44 and Fred Kezer 34.
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Eldrick Casey
MIGs Fire on Floridian Off Cuba Report
The merchant ship Floridian was fired on by two Soviet built MIGs 20 miles off Cuba's coast. Captain Curtis Olson said 15 to 30 explosive bursts were fired across the bow and stern as U.S. Navy jets arrived 55 minutes later. The ship docked in Miami with 24 Americans aboard and four Navy intelligence officers boarded.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Coast Guard
U.S. Navy
Key West
Norman Teeples
Dania
Olson
Donald Fisher
Fisher
Redlands
Washington
Jose Teitelbaum
Navy
U.S
Unhit
Excom to Convene as Cuba Tensions Rise
President Kennedy orders the NSC executive committee to meet amid new Cuba tensions. U S reports say Soviet withdrawals from Cuba continue slowly with estimates of 13 000 to 14 000 remaining and questions about the nature of personnel leaving. Anti Castro raids by exiles Alpha 66 and the Second National Front of Escambray prompt White House concern.
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Washington
Kennedy
National Security Council
Cuba
United States
U.S
Caribbean
Soviet Union
White House
Andrew Hatcher
Miami
Alpha 66
Second National Front
Escambray
McNamara Predicts Nuclear Standoff Over TFX Plane Policy
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara told Congress the United States faces a nuclear standoff with the Soviet Union yet aims to win the cold war without pursuing strategic nuclear war. He defended mutual deterrence, denied Soviet superiority, and discussed Cuba crisis weapons and mobile missile initiatives.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
United States
Soviet Union
McNamara
House Defense Appropriations
Pentagon
Khrushchev
Cuba
Kremlin
U.S
Air Force
Wotnuna
Robert McNamara
Senate
House Economic Committee
Navy
Daughters of the American Revolution oppose Peace Corps in New Hampshire
The New Hampshire DAR at its 62nd annual conference voted to oppose the domestic Peace Corps saying it invades state rights and costs five million dollars this year. Keynote by Dr. Allan A. Kuusisto of UNH urged citizen education while officers were elected including Mrs. Charles Lynde as state regent.
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Manchester
N.H
Daughters of the American Revolution
New Hampshire
Peace Corps
Allan A. Kuusisto
University of New Hampshire Graduate School
Kuusisto
Charles Lynde
Nelle Faust
Concord
Harry Chorney
Brookline
Boston Hotel Fire Kills 4 Injures 24
A general alarm blaze swept the Sherry Biltmore hotel in Back Bay Boston early today. Four people are dead two men and two women all unidentified. Firefighters carried about 75 people down ladders on three sides of the 350 room building. Roughly 200 guests and staff were in the hotel on Massachusetts Avenue near the Charles River.
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Boston
Sherry Biltmore
Massachusetts Avenue
Back Bay
Charles River
Dan- See
U S Seeks Direct Kremlin Communication Link
U S Ambassador Charles C Stelle urged 17 nation disarmament talks to create a permanent direct line between the leaders of the United States and the Soviet Union. He proposed teletype and voice links with the American end at the National Command Center to prevent accidental war and improve crisis communications.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
U. S
Charles C. Stelle
Tis
National Command Center
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San Juan
Teitelbaum
Excom
Walter R. Mears
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Spencer Furbush
Somersworth
Leland Partridge
Joseph Woodes
Rochester
Kurt Winters
Keene
Compton Franch
Pembroke
Edgar Lehrman
Emory University
Atlanta
Ruth Makarova
Moscow
Yevodkia Voroshilova
Lehrman
Moscow University
Stelle
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