U S Aid Pours into Alaska
Alaska receives a major relief surge as 235000 pounds of supplies arrive by air from Elmdorf Field. Gov. Egan appeals for federal aid and special legislation while Red Cross organizes vaccine drives. Officials report fatalities at 105 with earlier figures revised downward. power sewer and water repairs are top priorities.
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Globemaster Air Force Base
Wash
Elmendorf Field
William A. Egan
Alaska Railroad
Whittier
Red Cross
Johnson City
Tex
Lyndon Johnson
China attacks Khrushchev as Budapest visit begins
Peking publishes a long attack calling world Communists to reject Khrushchev and Soviet peaceful co existence policy. The piece urges violent revolution and argues for Maoist leadership in world communism amid Sino Soviet tensions.
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UPI
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China Today
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Budapest
Khrushchev
Peking
Peking People’s Daily
New China News Agency
Moscow
New China
London
Washington
U.S
MacBride enters Vermont governor race on tax cut platform
Rep. Roger MacBride of Halifax announces a candidacy to slash spending and taxes in Vermont. He competes for the Republican nomination against Lt. Gov. Ralph A. Foote and Univ. of Vermont professor Robert S. Babcock, touting efficiency and lower taxes. His backing includes the Vermont Taxpayers Council and a history of conservative government economy aligned with Coolidge-era restraint.
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UPI
Roger MacBride
Halifax
Montpelier
MacBride
Ralph A. Foote
University of Vermont
Robert S. Babcock
The
Vermont Taxpayers Council
Vermont
Cal Coolidge
Philips Exeter Academy
Princeton University
Harvard Law School
University of Manila
Susan Ford MacBride
Southport
Conn
New knelanders Buck the System In Segregated St Augustine
About 350 African American youths marched quietly through St Augustine Florida and gathered in the old slave quarters to sing freedom songs. The march followed Trinity Episcopal Church canceling services when the governor of Massachusetts mother led white nationalists pushing for integration.
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Fla
UPI
Trinity Episcopal
Massachusetts
New England
Slave Quarter
Clay Stratton
Malcolm Peabody
Peabody
Burgess
Jackson
Miss
Capitol Street Methodist Church
Rep Stafford To Receive NAACP Human Relations Award
Burlington residents prepare to honor Rep Robert T Stafford with the first NAACP human relations award for his support of the civil rights bill in the U S Senate. The event highlights ongoing national racial tensions and local protests in St Augustine and Jackson amid civil rights actions.
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Burlington
API
Uss
Robert T. Stafford
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Stafford
U.S. Senate
Vermont
House of Representatives
Foote and Babcock Clash Over Vermont Sales Tax
In Middlebury Vermont Lt. Gov Ralph A Foote and University of Vermont professor Robert S Babcock split on a sales tax plan. Both said they will announce as Republican gubernatorial candidates within two weeks leaving three GOP contenders.
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Middlebury Vt
UPI
Ralph A. Foote
University of Vermont
Robert S. Babcock
Foote
Babcock
Vermont
Bennington Welcomes Culture Driven Summer Festival
The Philadelphia Orchestra under Eugene Ormandy will help establish a summer performing arts center in Saratoga Springs with 20 performances in August 1966. Two operas will be fully staged with Ormandy as conductor and festival director. The New York City Ballet may join the Saratoga festival alongside George Balanchine. Skidmore College is also expected to be involved.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Philadelphia Orchestra
Eugene Ormandy
Boston Symphony
Tanglewood
Lenox
Mass
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Ormandy
New York City Ballet
George Balanchine
Summer center plans expand arts on Skidmore campus
Plans propose a summer school attached to the center and a professional program like Boston Symphony at Tanglewood on Skidmore campus. Officials consider Saratoga Springs theater for a national repertory company and a summer chamber music series. A 6,200 seat amphitheater for ballet opera and orchestra is planned with room for 7,000 more on surrounding lawns at an estimated total cost of 2.4 million dollars.
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Boston Symphony
Tanglewood
Skidmore
Center
Saratoga Springs
Poverty in Kentucky I For College Students
More than 100 students from Texas to Wisconsin gathered in Hazard Kentucky to study poverty and 40 percent unemployment in Eastern Kentucky. They toured strip mined land with miners, heard from Gibson and others on union disputes and federal program failures, and noted corruption and limited housing for miners. See POVERTY IN KENTUCKY Page 10, Col. 1
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Hazard
Texas
Wisconsin
Kentucky
United Mine Workers
Allais
UMW
Gibson
Wider U S Doubts Khrushchev Will Call Red Summit
Washington observers doubt Nikita Khrushchev will summon a formal Communist summit to expel the Chinese Reds. While Peking attacks Khrushchev, experts expect him to keep leveraging peaceful coexistence and avoid a break that could hurt his position. The Hungary visit and Moscow birthday events will be watched for clues on his strategy.
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Peking
Moscow
China
Communist Party
Pravda Today
Washington
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchnev
Hungary
Chinese Communist Party
Communist Movement
Robbers Loot Mt Snow Safe for 8816
State Police hunt two or three men who ripped through a flimsy wall at Mt Snow main lodge and fled with 8816 after tearing into an office door and taking money from a safe. The heist occurred Monday with possible suspects inside the lodge after Sunday closure.
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Dover
UPI
Mt. Snow
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