Dallas Assassin Shoots Kennedy and Connally in Dallas
President John F. Kennedy was shot and died at Parkland Hospital after a sniper attack in Dallas. Governor John Connally was wounded. Lyndon B. Johnson became acting president as the nation reels from the assassination.
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Dallas
John F. Kennedy
United States
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
John Connally
Texas
Connally
White House
Malcolm Kilduff
Lyndon Johnson
Hyannis Port
Miss Ann Gargen
Sunderland Twin Dies In Two Vehicle Crash
A 16 year old Sunderland youth Earle H. Hill Jr. died after a two vehicle collision on State Aid Road 2 between East Arlington and Manchester. His twin Eric Hill and cousin Paul J. Hill were listed in fair condition at Bennington hospital. State police continue to reconstruct the crash as wreckage and a broken gas tank were found at the scene.
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Sunderland
Earle H. Hill Jr
Putnam Memorial Hospital
East Arlington
Manchester
Eric
Paul J. Hill
Bennington
Earle Jr
Earle Hill
Eric Hill
Paul Hill
Julius Hill
Sunderland School Board Proposes Do-It-Yourself Central School
Sunderland officials discuss a DIY central school for 100 elementary pupils to replace four one room buildings. Estimated cost 85 000 to 100 000 with possible state aid and community labor. Plan envisions five classrooms and a large multi purpose room with future expansion. Directors Hill Lawrence and Mattison consider Montpelier visit for state aid and building options.
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Sunderland School Board
Sunderland
Robert B. Vail
Town House
Stuart M. Hill
Albert R. Lawrence
Department of Education
Montpelier
Soviets Warn U S On Berlin Access Rules
Moscow accuses Washington of trying to set terms for Soviet policing of convoy traffic on the Berlin autobahn and warns of further interference. The Kremlin rebukes a U S protest over a 42 hour convoy halt and asserts American servicemen must dismount at checkpoints. The dispute centers on procedures for headcounts and convoy movement on the 110 mile lifeline between West Berlin and West Germany.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Berlin
U. S
West Berlin
West Germany
Kremlin
U.S
Inside Story on Football Bowl Bids and Education Notes
On the Inside Story coverage highlights bids for college bowl games. A Dorset School razing creates a funding rift while Manchester hosts a new sales pitch on math education.
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Dorset
Manchester
Democrats to Elect Chairman in Vermont Race
The Democratic State Committee of Vermont meets Sunday to elect a chairman with two main candidates John M. Spencer of Cuttingsville the present chair and T Wesley Grady of Underhill a former Hoff aide. Spencer plans to seek re election and give up a bid for national committee man while Montpelier attorney William J Ryan enters the race for that post. James E Manahan of St Albans also seeks the national committee spot currently held by William I Ginsburg president of Rutland Railway.
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Montpelier
Democratic State Committee
John M. Spencer
Cuttingsville
T. Wesley Grady
Underhill
Hoff
Spencer
National Committee
James E. Manahan
St. Albans
William I. Ginsburg
Rutland Railway Corporation
U S Officials Track Post Coup South Viet Nam Regime
U S officials in Honolulu assessed the new South Viet Nam military regime, noting early signs but urging it to win peasant support. They expect Kennedy to wait and see, with six months needed to judge if Diem’s overthrow advances anti Communist war aims.
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U.S
Washington
South Viet Nam
Honolulu
Hawaii
Kennedy
Henry Cabot Lodge
Virginia
Saigon
Tually
Diem
South
Viet Nam
Bennington Planning Start Delayed by Funding Question
A two year effort to craft a comprehensive Bennington plan should begin by mid February with about two thirds of its 25 500 cost paid by a federal grant. State official Richard G Rubino outlined federal aid steps and cautioned the community may need to cover about 8500 of the total.
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Bennington
Richard G. RuBino
State Development Department
Central Planning Office
RuBino
Commission
Housing and Home Finance Agency
State Highway Department
Boy’s Golden Touch Helps Gambler Dad
In Berkhamstead England the Gann family says four year old Michael has the golden touch for pool play. He showed his father William how to fill a weekly football pool form and the father won 6203 pounds on the dummy entry. Michael is credited with sixteen third prizes as well.
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Berkhampstead
England
Michael Gann
William
Michael
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Chester Ringheiser
Johnson
Parkland Hospital
Jack Bell
Kenneth O'Donnell
O’donnell
Bell
Stemmons
Hill
Richard I. Hill
New Haven
University of Vermont
Schaghticoke
N.Y
Lee Sunderland
Antoinette Mattison
Mt. Pleasant
Depot School
Chiselville School
Arlington-Sunderland Road
Sunderland School Association
Supt
Vail
Soviets
Department
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