New England Honors JFK in National Day of Mourning
New England joined the nation in paying respects to John F. Kennedy with ceremonies in Brookline and Boston. Mass state officials planned a 21 gun salute at Arlington and a two-cannon tribute near Concord for the slain president, as banks and stores closed across the region.
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John F. Kennedy
Brookline
Mass
Massachusetts State House
Arlington National Cemetery
Francis X. Bellotti
State House
Endicott Peabody
Washington
Boston Common
Beals St
Massachusetts
Boston Clearing House Association
Arlington
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Cardinal Cushing
Kennedys
Rindge
N.H
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James A. Garfield
William McKinley
Concord
Concord Bridge
Village drops charges in Corcoran tap in case
Charges brought in Municipal Court against Joseph D. Corcoran and Arthur Watson were dropped. Corcoran and Watson had pleaded not guilty last December to digging up ground and making water and sewer connections without permission on Morgan Street amid village debates over mobile homes. Trials in three civil debt cases were set to receive judgments. Also included: a separate report of a Massachusetts man shot while hunting near Bennington, with injuries and legal representatives named.
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Joseph D. Corcoran
McKinley St
Arthur Watson
Chapel Road
John H. Williams N. Watson
Corcoran
Morgan Street
Bennington
Reuben Levin
Watson
Bennington Water Board
Imperial Avenue
Dale W. Brooks
Stowe
George M. Fienberg
Bennington Men Plead Not Guilty in Municipal Court
In Bennington Municipal Court Judge George M. Fienberg ordered two men to pay weekly child support through the probation department while cases proceed. Gary A. Hoag of Union Street was set at 10 dollars weekly when unemployed and 20 dollars when employed. David M. Babson of 106 Scott Street was ordered to pay 20 dollars weekly, with support alleged since July 1. Cecil M. Butler of East Arlington, 25, pled not guilty by reason of insanity to driving with a suspended license on November 20 and was committed to the State Hospital in Waterbury for observation. intoxication charge dropped. Samuel E. Cameron, 19, of 106 Branch Street, was fined 20.10 after pleading guilty to speeding. arrest occurred November 17 on U S 7.
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George M. Fienberg
Gary A. Hoag
Union Street
David M. Babson
Scott St
Babson
East Arlington
Cecil M. Butler
Arlington
Fienberg
State Hospital
Waterbury
Butler
Samuel E. Cameron
Branch St
Cameron
U.S. 7
Aiken Visits New President
Senator George D. Aiken along with Senate leaders met President Johnson for about an hour. Aiken, the senior Republican, said the new president should get a month to prepare his program and that national policy would likely remain, but the method of implementation would change.
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Washington
George D. Aiken
R - Vt
Johnson
Senate
Aiken
Solon
Rutland Pastor Returns From North Carolina Jail
The Rev. Roger A. MacDonald of Rutland Baptist Church was released after nearly a week in a Williamston jail, tied to charges of parading without a permit during an integration march. He plans to return next week for court action and will speak at a Mount St. Joseph Academy rally.
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Roger A. MacDonald
North Carolina
Williamston
N.C
New England
Rutland Baptist Church
MacDonald
Mount St. Joseph Academy
Cross Burning Reported in Berkshire County
Floyd J. Walker of Pittsfield NAACP disclosed a cross burning on a Berkshire County lawn on Oct. 30. The incident involved a non Negro man and was reported to police. Walker cited housing and employment discrimination cases investigated by the Berkshire NAACP through nine months, including housing, employment, resort, and restaurant issues.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire County
Floyd J. Walker
NAACP
Walker
Elder Kennedy Shows Courage At Death News
In Hyannisport Massachusetts former ambassador Joseph P Kennedy 75 remains at his summer home after learning of the assassination of his son John F Kennedy. He joined a motor ride with his niece Ann Gargan and Rev John Cavanaugh as a nurse rode in the limousine. Dr Russell S Boles called Kennedy’s response tremendous courage after the tragic event. The Kennedy family waited 21 hours before informing him. Kennedy has suffered a stroke and uses a wheelchair.
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Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Ann Gargan
John Cavanaugh
Notre Dame University
Frank Saunders
Russell S. Boles
Boston
Prisoners to attend Kennedy memorial at Windsor Prison
Nearly 300 convicts at Windsor State Prison will attend a memorial service in the prison chapel this afternoon for President Kennedy. Warden Robert Smith said Catholic and Protestant chaplains would conduct the service and that attendance was voluntary, though most inmates would likely pay their respects. He noted prisoners followed TV and radio coverage of the assassination and its aftermath over the weekend.
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Windsor
Windsor State Prison
Kennedy
Robert Smith
Bennington Banner Rates and Contact Numbers
The Bennington Banner lists newsroom and advertising phone lines and offers home delivery and subscription rates. Domestic and Vermont rates are shown for 8 months, 6 months, and 1 year with special servicemen rates noted.
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Main St
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AP News
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U.S
U S Protects 2 Percent Heads Of State Today
U S security officers shield 27 heads of state and government including President Johnson. They move in a slow procession behind Kennedy's casket from the White House to St Matthew's Cathedral. A maximum security plan was used to guard the dignitaries around the cathedral. Army security officers Secret Service agents and police prepared the measures months earlier.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
White House
St. Matthew’s
Army
Secret Service
Threats Follow Friend of Late President in Atlanta
An Atlanta widow, Mrs. Jack Kirksey, who befriended the late President John F Kennedy, received a threatening call described as awful and sickening. Police guard her home after a man’s voice accused her of being Kennedy’s friend and used a racial slur, warning she must stay behind locked doors. The call follows her connection to Kennedy’s aide while he informed her of her husband's 1943 death aboard PT 109.
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Atlanta
Jack Kirksey
John F. Kennedy
Nedy
Lee Radziwill
London
Kennedy Widow Walks With Casket At Capitol
Mrs. John F. Kennedy and her children viewed the slain president’s casket in the Capitol rotunda and Mrs. Kennedy returned at night to kiss the bier. She urged, Let me walk, let me walk, as crowds paused to honor the fallen leader. The funeral plans included a public eight block procession from the White House with support from the Kennedy family and officials.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Capitol Rotunda
Kennedy
Capitol
Abraham Lincoln
White House
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Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mary Ann Ryan
Dublin
U. S
Dunganstown
Ireland
Joseph P. Kennedy
Rose Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Young Hunters Are Accident Victims in Vermont
In Brattleboro AP report an 18 year old from Montroe Conn. was in satisfactory condition after accidentally shooting himself in the groin while unloading a .25 caliber pistol in a car near Winhall while hunting. Russell Greenwood 14 of South Newfane was wounded in the lower abdomen by Marvin D. Carey 13 of East Dover. he was also in satisfactory condition in a Townshend hospital.
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Brattleboro
Montroe
Conn
Michael Chemero
Winhall
Townshend
Russell Greenwood
South Newfane
Marvin D. Carey
East Dover
Young Greenwood
Plan to Sustain U S Leadership Through College Investment
The nation urges continued strength to hold the world lead in science invention business and living standards. Leaders are needed and costs rise with training. Colleges face shortages needing new classrooms labs and teachers as America backs its best friend.
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F. Nelson Blount
Blount
Steamtown
U.S.A
Walpole
New Hampshire
America
Help the College of Your Choice Now Public Service
A public service notice urges readers to learn how the college crisis affects them by writing to Higher Education box 36 Times Square Station New York 10036. The notice is published with The Advertising Council and Newspaper Advertising Executives Association.
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College OF Your Choice
Times Square Station
New York
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
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