Nixon Says No Again On 1964 Presidential Bid
Former vice president Richard Nixon said he could not become a candidate for the Republican nomination under any circumstances. He declined to back either Barry Goldwater or Nelson Rockefeller in the New Hampshire and Oregon races and said he would serve as a constructive critic instead. Eisenhower suggested Nixon could be a potential nominee if a convention deadlock occurs, but Nixon denied any draft-Nixon plan or hidden agenda.
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Barry Goldwater
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Eisenhower
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Los Angeles
Goldwater
Senate Resumes Hearings In Billie Sol Estes Case
The Senate resumes its Estes probe with Billie Sol Estes back on the witness stand after a year of dormancy. The Texas promoter had been widely covered for dealings tied to government farm programs and large discount sales.
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Billie Sol Estes
Washington
Texas
CORE Will Launch Christmas Boycott
CORE will start a Christmas boycott of Los Angeles stores listed as discriminatory in employment practices. James Farmer said broader boycotts of chain stores with discrimination will spread nationwide next Easter, targeting firms that limit opportunities for minorities.
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CORE
Los Angeles
Comgress of Racial Equality
James Farmer
Sylvester Named to Vermont Supreme Court
Gov. Hoff appointed Harold C. Sylvester of Burlington to the Vermont Supreme Court, filling the vacancy from Chief Justice Hulburd’s resignation for health reasons. Sylvester, 59, previously served on the Superior Court and held multiple state government roles. Hoff also announced Natt L. Divoll as chief Superior judge.
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Three Killed in Orange Auto Crash
In Orange Vermont a car carrying seven people hit a tree, killing three occupants: John W. Davis 14 of Berlin Archelaus Day 14 of Barre and Harriet E Phelps 65 of Barre. Four teenagers were hospitalized with serious injuries. The weekend saw 30 New England highway and other deaths amid heavy rain.
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Berlin
Archelaus Day
Barre
Harriet E. Phelps
Madame Nhu delays Rome trip amid fatigue
Madame Nhu Ngo Dinh Nhu postpones a flight to Rome to reunite with her three young children. Aide says she is exhausted and may relocate younger children to Rome while Le Thuy studies medicine in Paris. she aims to swing political support before Vietnam’s first general election.
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Yale Professor Fred Barghoorn Arrested in Moscow Spy Case
Soviet Foreign Office informs U S Embassy that Yale University political science professor Fred C Barghoorn 52 expert on Soviet affairs and former U S Embassy staffer was arrested as a spy in the Soviet Union Barghoorn arrived on a October 1 tourist visa and had previously lived in New Haven Conn he authored The Soviet Cultural Offensive the embassy notes no grounds for the charge or details of detention were provided.
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Deer Kills Decline From Last Year in Early Season
The Fish and Game Department reports 1581 deer killed in the first two days, 207 fewer than last year. Bear hunting also up with 189 bears taken over the weekend, 88 more than the opening two days a year ago, while Monday totals are pending. Orange County leads with 356 deer, followed by Windham 302 Windsor 254 Rutland 221 and Washington 124.
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Ginsburg May Extend Alburg Lease Deadline
The Public Service Board chair said Rutland Railway may grant another extension to a group seeking to lease the Burlington to Alburg 38 mile stretch. The Nov 4 deadline was moved to Nov 14 and could extend again if a strong offer appears. The allied Cambrian Corp seeks natural gas finds in Grand Isle and Franklin Counties to spur rail freight service.
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Grand Isle
Franklin
Eleven Is Boy's Big Number
Eleven is a quirky profile of Steve Shubin born on November 11 at 11:11 p.m. He is the 11th of 14 children living at 6-11-6 S Morrill St and weighs 111 pounds. The piece also notes a utilities commissioner remark about a rail property lease and Cambrian’s interest in 40000 acres of state land in Vermont areas South Hero and Isle La Motte pending Natural Gas and Oil Resources Board review.
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Atty Gen. Attending Vermont Reapportionment Hearings
Vermont Attorney General Charles E. Gibson Jr. traveled to Washington to attend Supreme Court arguments on legislative reapportionment. He will remain there as his office defends the state in a Burlington three judge federal suit seeking redrawing of both Vermont House and Senate districts before the next general election. The suit, filed by A Luke Crispe and T Garry Buckley, co-founders of the Vermont Independent Party, seeks reapportionment guidance from the high court decision. Justice Sterry Waterman leads the Burlington panel and may use the Supreme Court ruling to guide Vermont's case.
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John G. Kristensen
Guilford
Vermont
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Johnson
Kristensen
Rowe
Richard Thomas
Burlington
Supreme Court
A. Luke Crispe
Newfane
T. Garry Buckley
Bennington
Crispe
Buckley
Vermont Independent Party
Sterry Waterman
St. Johnsbury
Threeman Burlington Court
High Court
Inside secrets of class discipline disclosed
Columnist Brad Smith discusses religion and public schools. Earl Cross, Shaftsbury firefighter, retires after 35 years of service. Two Bennington County boys will fly to Chicago for 4-H Congress. Reapportionment issue discussed in detail.
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Brad Smith
Earl Cross
Shaftsbury
Bennington County
Chicago
Supreme Court to Hear Appeals on State Legislative Apportionment
The Supreme Court opens oral arguments on eight appeals challenging state legislative and congressional districting. Central issue is urban versus rural representation, with cases from New York Alabama Maryland Virginia and others. The court may rule on population as the standard for districting amid broad litigation.
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Hoff Meets On St Johnsbury Plant Crisis
Hoff scheduled a meeting with Albert A. Cree on the Fairbanks Mores crisis at St Johnsbury. Cree would update Hoff on negotiations with the firm which may close its 550 employee plant in the Northeast Kingdom. Union reps and state officials seek to keep the plant open with loans and pledges.
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