GOP Sets Lights on 1964 Prediction of Senate and Governor Races
Republicans hoped for gains in 1964 as 169 000 polling places opened to elect 35 governors, 39 senators and 435 House members. Democrats aimed to defend House seats and seek small Senate gains amid Cuba crisis. Kennedy to Massachusetts vote. weather predicted dry and chilly.
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Vermont G.O.P Confident Despite Tight Turnout Forecast
Vermont Republicans brace for victory as turnout targets loom with Gov. F Ray Keyser Jr. favored over Democrat Philip Hoff in a close race. Hoff, touring regions and challenging Keyser on taxes, argues funding reforms can come from existing revenues. Both campaigns end with evening rallies and a TV address.
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Couple and mother die in Schenectady area crash
Harold L. Shapiro 34 and his wife Janette 34 of Hoosick Falls died when their car slammed into a tree near Duanesburg Schenectady Sunday about 10 30 namother in law Esther Cohen 64 of Glens Falls also died. Shapiro family store operator community figure and civic leader with ties to Hoosick Falls Lions Club B'nai B'rith and Elks. two children Celia 9 and Michele 6 survived in critical or satisfactory condition with relatives in the region. Celia and Michele were taken to Cobleskill and Ellis hospitals respectively. Capt Marsha Cohen WAC sister of Mrs Shapiro was critically injured. The family had left Falls Motel to visit the Cohen family in Schenectady. See THREE KILLED Continued on Page 12.
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Heated Bennington County races draw big nonpresidential turnout
In Vermont Bennington County braces for one of the state’s largest nonpresidential voting days as Gov race between F Ray Keyser Jr and Philip Hoff and the Stafford Reynolds House seat draw sharp contests. Absentee ballots and long hours at Armory and North Bennington Fire House shape a crowded election scene.
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Ron) Raynolds
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Six Million Expected to Vote in New York Election
Albany reports about six million New York voters will cast ballots Tuesday for governor Nelson A. Rockefeller and challenger Robert Morgenthau. Weather forecast partly cloudy and cold. The campaign ends with Rockefeller accusing Morgenthau of disregard for truth and Morgenthau retorting that his claims are buncombe.
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U S Ends Nuclear Tests In Pacific
Honolulu reports the United States concluded its Pacific high-altitude nuclear test series with a low-yield detonation over Johnston Island. It was the fifth success in nine attempts this year, marking a breakthrough after a string of failures.
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India Loses Key Position in Ladakh Conflict
New Delhi reports the evacuation of Daulet Beg Oldi in Ladakh as Chinese forces push beyond the disputed border. Defense Ministry confirms loss and officials fear no immediate chance for negotiated peace.
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Woman Lands Old Job After Blind Ad Match
Louisville reports Mrs. Edward L. Roller found her former employer as a reference in response to a blind ad in the Courier Journal. The job filled was the same one she left 15 years ago, and she regained it.
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Yemen Crisis Escalates as Fear of Middle East War Grows
In Damascus and Cairo reports show Yemen's upheaval widening into a potential wider conflict. The Yemeni revolutionary regime allied with the U.A.R. threatens Saudi Arabia with invasion while Saudi Arabia and Jordan back the deposed Imam Al Badr. The U.A.R. reportedly sends planes, tanks, and troops to aid rebels as casualties mount and claims trade accusations.
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Kennedy signals ongoing Cuba surveillance after missile crisis
President Kennedy favors continued U S surveillance of Cuba to guard against future Soviet missiles. International inspection and UN or Red Cross roles are discussed, with Castro able to bar access. Mikoyan met Castro in Havana amid pressure for acceptance of verification measures.
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Peace Speaker Urges New Premise for U S Policy
Robert Pickus of Turn Toward Peace spoke at Bennington High School, urging a shift from a military premise to proactive Initiatives to ease East West distrust without surrendering defense. He warned that nuclear tensions threaten global survival and called for a community center to promote the peace view.
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Nobel Peace Prize Awards Held Back for 1962
The Nobel Committee in Oslo announced no Peace Prize for 1962 and reserved the prize money for next year. It gave no formal reason, though sources said the world situation was too labile to justify an award.
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