Day of Unity Highlights Sino Soviet Split in Moscow Parade
May Day reviews unity as disunity dominates the Communist world. In Moscow's Red Square giant Marx and Lenin portraits loom while no Stalin or Chinese delegation is present signaling the Sino Soviet rift and shifting world influence.
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UPI
Communist World
Russia
Red China
Pacific
Berlin
Workers of All Countries
Workers of the World
Marx
Lenin
Red Square
Josef Stalin
Peking
Stalin
Mao Tze-tung
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Movement
Khrushchev
Mikhail Suslov
Suslov
Kremlin
U S charges Castro uses sugar trade to sway prices
The State Department accuses Cuba of manipulating world sugar markets to boost prices. It cites 20 000 tons bought abroad for shipment to Bulgaria and China and counters Cuban production claims with U S data showing March output higher than claimed.
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Washington
UPI
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
State Department
Bulgaria
China
U. S
Morrissey Sues DeMatteo for Track Construction Payment
Civil action filed by Gerald E. Morrissey Inc. against M Dematteo Construction Co. seeks over 96000 for work at Green Mountain Park race track in Pownal. Two counts include unpaid balance 55898.60 with interest and 40788.92 for extra work and materials plus interests. Jury trustees Taconic Racing and Breeding Association placed funds on hold to secure potential judgment. Track completed early last year and now in its second operating year.
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Gerald E. Morrissey Inc
Bennington
M. Dematteo Construction Co
Quincy
Mass
Morrissey
Green Mountain Park
Pownal
Bennington County Court Clerk’s
DeMatteo
Fendant
Taconic Racing and Breeding Association Inc
Martin E. DeMatteo Jr
Massachusetts Construction Company
Taconic Association
DeMatteo Company
Eagle Square Mfg Co reaches wage and union shop deal
Management and Local 645 of the Upholsterers International Union settle a one year contract starting April 27 averting a strike. The agreement includes a five cent hourly pay rise and a union shop clause. Union members voted 73 to 5 to accept. A federal mediator aided negotiations after the previous two year contract expired.
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Shaftsbury
Eagle Square Mfg. Co
Montgomery
Francis LaRoche
Joseph Murphy
Leonard Bushee
Clifford Harrington
Mickey Matteson
Clarence Ewing
John D. Clawson
Francis Elwell
Edwin Colvin
Inside Background on State Lake Purchase
Editorial previews the future of New England industry with a focus on regional development. A second look at Maxfield Parrish illustrations is offered by Bennington College, exploring artistic works and their design influence.
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Lake Sadanga
New England
Maxfield Parrish
Bennington College
Padge
New Rockets Shown At Peace Display In Moscow
In Red Square the Soviet Union unveiled new mobile twin rockets amid May Day celebrations. Tass labeled the missiles a formidable weapon core for the armed forces while Western observers saw them as ground to air. Khrushchev and Algerian President Ben Bella stood on Lenin’s mausoleum as thousands filled the square.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Red Square
Nikita S Khrushchev
Tass
Khrushchev
Ahmed Ben Bella
Lenin
Hoff Praises Daley Candidacy For Vermont Lt Governor
Vermont Governor Philip Hoff expresses delight at Rutland Mayor John J. Daley entering the race for lieutenant governor on the Democratic ticket. Daley announced plans to run Wednesday night, Hoff praising his abilities and commitment to Vermonters.
U N Announces Tough Cyprus Policy Amid Night Violence
UPI reports renewed firing and explosions in Cyprus with a Turkish Cypriot wounded. The U N peace force enacts a new get tough policy during the Greek Orthodox Easter weekend as Turkish warships and Greek forces monitor surrounding waters.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPI
United Nations Command
U.N
Karemi Forest
St. Hilarion Castle
Kuma
Ayios Theodoros
Temblos
Meanewhile
Greece
Wulfson Praises Vermont Railway Progress at Bennington Luncheon
Jay L. Wulfson president of the Vermont Railway Corp. reported freight traffic rising from 500 cars in January to 800 in April with a forecast of 800 to 900 monthly. State ownership under 1963 legislation keeps him self funded, paying rent on the 130 mile line between White Creek New York and Burlington. He noted shippers are pleased, trucking costs saved, and a study showing Rutland shutdown costs of about 775000 annually.
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Benningtonians
Vermont
Paradise
Greater
Wulfson
Rutland Railway
NEW Vermont
Jay L. Wulfson
Vermont Railway Corp
Paradise Restaurant
Eugene V. Clark
Bennington
Herbert H. Leonard
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Kathy Walker
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James LaCroix
Buckler
Corecters
Douglas Bangs
David DeMercado
Young Bangs
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Morrissey Co
Burgess Bros
Depot Streets
Sisters of St. Joseph Catholic Order
Goodrich-Hunt Inc
New York City
Buffalo
N.Y
Henry W. Putnam
Eagle Square
Pan Tsu Li
Hoff
Daley
Vermont Railway
Rutland
Stephen A. Clifford
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