Planners Urge Washington To Delay Local Post Office
Bennington's Regional Planning Commission voted to ask postal officials and lawmakers to postpone building a new post office until a final site recommendation is made. They dropped two sites, while planning to study at least three others, including East Main Street options, and urged review by the Post Office Department.
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Regional Planning Commission
Washington
D.C
Post Office Department
Elm St
Union Streets
South Street
Main
Silver Streets
First Baptist Church
Depot
North Streets
East Main Street
Post Office
Planning Commission
U.S. 7
John C. Burdis
Albany
N.Y
Burdis
Kennedy backs tax cut to spur jobs at AFL-CIO talk
President Kennedy told AFL-CIO delegates in New York that an $11 billion tax cut would drive economic expansion and create millions of jobs, while avoiding a work week cut. He urged prompt passage and highlighted lower tax brackets' larger benefits for the unemployed. George Meany pressed for a 35 hour week as unemployment solution, challenging automation views.
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George Meany
Congress
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Rockefeller
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AFL Cio
Finance Committee
Governor's Planning Council backs regional school plan Vermont
The 10 member council approved Hoff educational task force findings calling for 12 large school districts to replace many small ones. The plan may be proposed in the winter legislature, facing GOP town representative opposition, with other recommendations for natural resources laws police staffing and regional state offices.
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John Kristensen
Guilford
Hoff
Planning Council
Professor Barghoorn Arrest Strains U S Soviet Ties
Washington reports say the arrest of Yale political scientist Frederick C Barghoorn on espionage charges has sharply chilled U S Soviet relations President Kennedy called the arrest damaging and said he wants Barghoorn released The incident reflects strains since the Moscow test ban and follows Russian blocking of Allied convoys and Khrushchev's tough remarks.
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Russia
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Yale
Kennedy
Barhoorn
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Camp David
Khrushchev
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barghoorn
Berlin
U.S
Kremlin
Deer Kills Trail Last Year's Pace in Vermont
Vermon t deer kill totals reached 5046 this morning, still behind 6517 at the same point last year. Windham County led with 980, followed by Orange 847 Rutland 773 Windham 533 and Washington 523 as the season progresses. A separate note on Barghoorn's arrest is included with speculation of a trade for Igor A Ivanov and a canceled U S delegation trip to Moscow over a cultural exchange program.
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New Jersey
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Moscow
Horse Owners Suspended By Racing Commission
The Vermont State racing commission suspended two owner-trainers for 30 days each after post race urine samples showed drugs in Moonstone and Cup O Coffee at Green Mountain Park Pownal. Sam B David of Hollywood Florida and Barbara M Kees of Sparks Maryland faced penalties. no proof of administration cited.
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Charles Ryan
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Ambush in Korea reported as isolated incident
The U N Command said the Communist ambush that killed South Korean Captain Hong Chung wi and wounded American Spec. 5 Harold Aldrich in the Pukhan river area was an isolated event. The eight patrol members wore yellow armbands on official business and fled to safety as darkness fell.
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Hong
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Alphus R. Clark
Leavenworth
Kan
FourYearOld Bennington Boy Shot In Rifle Accident
A four year old Bennington boy named Craig Caslin lost his arm after a high powered rifle fired Thursday. He was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital at 6 40 p.m. for surgery. Police could not release details without authorization from acting chief William Fox who was unavailable.
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Craig Caslin
Basil R. Caslin
Stark Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington Village
William Fox
Byrd Calls Tax Cut a Very Dangerous Gamble
Sen. Harry F. Byrd labels President Kennedy’s tax cut proposal a dangerous gamble with solvency. He argues against combining tax relief with rising spending and notes a $9 billion deficit this year. Byrd does not expect Senate action on the bill this year and calls for spending reductions to enable any tax cut.
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Harry F. Byrd
Kennedy
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Hoff story to appear in national magazine
Governor Philip Hoff will be featured in the November 23 issue of the Saturday Evening Post with a two page profile titled The Democrat Who Took Vermont. The feature marks Hoff as Vermont’s first Democratic governor in 109 years and will include photographs.
Northerner Clergymen Jailed After Civil Rights March
Fifteen white clergymen from the North led an antisegregation march in Williamston North Carolina with 54 Black demonstrators. They were jailed, began a hunger strike, and faced charges of unlawful assembly and parading without a permit. Police guarded the courthouse area as the group fasted awaiting Dec. 6 hearings.
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N.C
Harvey Coxe
Andover-Newton Theological Seminary
Massachus
Setts
David King
Congregational Christian
Amherst
Mass
Raymond Rawls
New
Charles Glenn
Roxbury
Warren McKennan
Holbrook
Harry Bird
Martha’s Vineyard
Roger McDonald
Rutland
John Harmon
Paul Stagg
Valley Forge
Andover-Newton
William White
Robert W. Brenning
Richard Fernandez
Fred Anderson
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Inside pages highlight Pownal couple silver wedding
A well known Pownal couple will celebrate their silver wedding anniversary this Saturday as pages 5 news notes surface. Superintendent of schools says teacher turnover remains high in the Wilmington area as Page Green Mountain Park reports race meet statistics for summer and fall on page 6.
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