Radar Use Questioned Collision a Mystery
A bi-national admiralty court will probe the crash of the Israeli liner Shalom and the Norwegian tanker Stolt Dagali off New Jersey. 19 lives were lost, 13 bodies recovered, 6 missing. Radar and navigation errors, plus SOS position discrepancies, are under scrutiny. The Shalom returned to port after a 101% hour Thanksgiving Caribbean cruise ended in disaster.
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UPI
Shalom
Stolt Dagali
Stolt Dagal
New Jersey
Stolt
Asbury Park
N.J
United States
Israel
Stockholm
Coast Guard
Caribbean
Marge Postalico
Haifa
Kristian Bendiksen
Cape Strait
Dagali
New York Off Track Betting Backers See Possible Pass This Year
New York Democrats control the Legislature for the first time in 30 years boosting Mayor Wagner and City Comptroller Beame. They expect passage of off track betting with a 15 cent service charge per dollar, split between state and locality. Supporters note Rockefeller might veto, while override requires bipartisan votes in both houses.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
New York Times
Wagner
New York City
Abraham Beame
Joseph F. Carlino
Rockefeller
Carlino
Albany
Reds Rally To Congo Viet Nam Moscow News
The Soviet Union accuses the United States of aggression in the Congo and North Viet Nam and offers aid to North Viet Nam while denying help to Congo rebels. China pledges support for rebels. protests and embassy precautions rise as rallies are planned around Moscow and major capitals.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Congo
North
Viet Nam
China
Tokyo
U. S
Trade Union House
Izvestia
U.S
Turkey jailed after found tied to meter in Danbury
A white tom turkey was found tied to a City Hall parking meter with a sign claiming it was a gift for Mayor J. Thayer Bowman from an upstanding taxpayer. Police took the bird to jail while seeking a buyer or owner.
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Danbury, Conn
UPI
City Hall
J. Thayer Bowman
Administration cautious on major Viet Nam moves
UPI report from Washington notes Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor just back from Saigon conferred with Defense Secretary McNamara and Secretary of State Rusk on the anti Communist war. Officials say limited expansion is possible but unlikely. Johnson remains wary of broad escalation. Taylor plans Texas talks with President Johnson.
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UPI
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Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
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Taylor
McNamara
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State Department
Tay
Lor
Texas
Johnson
U. S
Southeast Asia
North
Laos
U.S
Tran van Houng
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Tokyo
West Congo crisis deepens as whites slain and Stanleyville contested
Rebel stronghold Stanleyville remains volatile as mercenaries recover 28 more white massacre victims believed to be nuns and priests inside a church and eight survivors are rescued. The death toll across the rebel area climbs to about 82 with unconfirmed reports from Paulis and Wamba.
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The
Congo
UPI
Congo River
Stanleyville
Paulis
Wamba
F.J. Gunningham
W. McChesney
A. Chansler
Fort Washington
Mission
State of Washington
William McChesney
Phoenix
Ariz
Agnes Chansler
California
Gunninghams
Malingwia
Ibangi
Miss Chansler
Egbita
McChesney
Africa
Village District Nets 77000 Windfall State Aid Boosts School Plans
Bene nington Graded School District will receive 77,535 dollars in state aid for 1964-65, about 25,000 more than last year and 17,500 above expectations due to a new distribution formula and a drop in village property assessments paired with rising enrollment. The district plans to use any excess over 10,000 to pursue a 13.5 acre site on Stark Street Extension for a possible new elementary school, with a public meeting to raise the remaining 11,000 needed for the land purchase.
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Benenington Graded
Allan J. Heath
State
Heath
Ronald R. Knapp
Stark Street
Dewey Trust Estate
Inside Bennington Christmas Cotillion Supports Counseling Service
A recap notes the Inside Bennington Christmas Cotillion benefiting the United Counseling Service with a focus on community charity and event proceeds. An editorial on post election jubilation by the Right Wing accompanies regional observations in this edition.
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Bennington
United Counseling Service
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Mars Probe Postponed At Cape Kennedy
The United States postponed the Mariner Mars-4 launch at Cape Kennedy due to trouble in the picture-taking spacecraft. A spokesman cited a problem discovered an hour before lift off with no immediate new date set. The Dec 9 deadline for sending a probe to Mars this year remains, or else the mission would be canceled or delayed until next favorable alignment in December 1966.
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UPD
United States
Space Agency
Mariner-4
Mars
U.S
Former Vermont girl murdered in Los Angeles
Los Angeles police sought a vagrant today in the stabbing death of 22 year old Joyce Walker formerly of Montpelier Vermont. Miss Walker worked as a secretary in a space laboratory and was found dead in her apartment by friend Louise Fernandez while en route to a Thanksgiving gathering at an uncle's home.
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UPD
Montpelier
Joyce Walker
J.A. Walker
Louise Fernandez
Miss Fernandez
Miss Walker
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