Hoff weighs extending race track revenue split in Vermont
Gov. Philip Hoff said he may ask the Legislature to extend the loosened formula for Green Mountain Park to reduce the state's share of the betting take or adopt a new percentage split. With spring and fall meetings, the state expects about 800000 in proceeds, far below a prior 1.5 million estimate, while harness racing continues amid calls for a lower state take.
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Pownal Oval
Hoff
Martin DeMatteo
Quincy
Mass
Taconic Racing & Breeding Association
Vermont
Gov Hoff outlines prefiled laws on water and highways
Gov Hoff indicated his administration has prepared or is drafting legislation for a special winter session. The package covers water resources with measures on minimal flow eminent domain hydrologic planning and management and water ownership. He also noted several highway bills nearing readiness and will discuss them alongside taxation and education reforms.
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Hoff
Dominican Leaders Warn Regime Won't Survive Without Aid
Dominican Republic officials and businessmen say the toppled regime faces bankruptcy within months without U S and international recognition and aid. They cite collapsed private investment, high unemployment, tourism loss, and military drain as key pressures while awaiting U S dialogue and possible restoration of aid.
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Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
U.S
Judge Holds Decision In Village Trailer Case
Judge Dale W. Brooks of Stowe has issued a draft decision in the Bennington zoning dispute brought by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Corcoran. Village officials plan a special meeting after filing, with Oct 8 or 15 as possible dates to act depending on the ruling and the legality of the current ordinance.
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Dale W. Brooks
Stowe
Joseph Corcoran
McKinley St
Bennington
John H. Williams II
Brooks
Williams
Bennington County
A. Sidney Edson
Kennedy signs Armed Forces pay raise bill
President Kennedy signed a bill granting an average 14.4 percent pay raise to about 2.7 million armed forces personnel. The ceremony in the cabinet room used multiple fountain pens, and the measure costs the government about 1.2 billion dollars annually, the largest military pay boost in history.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Robert Babcock Weighs 1964 Governor Run
Former Lt. Gov. Robert Babcock says he is seriously considering a 1964 gubernatorial bid. Speaking on WJOY he warned that a disastrous GOP turn to the extreme right could prompt him to run. He said party chairman choice is about availability and does not reflect politics and he will not seek the Vermont GOP chair.
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Burlington
Robert Babcock
WJOY
Babcock
Vermont
Republican Party
Goldwater says he remains firm on conservatism
Senator Barry Goldwater rejects claims he is hedging his conservative stance for the 1964 GOP nomination. He argues his positions have not changed on fundamental issues, aside from targeted support for Kennedy era school desegregation enforcement where authority is limited to specific cases. He disputes being pulled toward the center and defends constitutional limits on federal intervention.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Arizona
Kennedy
Gerald K. Skibbins
Princeton
N.J
Congressional Record
Inside Harvest Moon Tonight by Weather Observer Bohne
Weather notes explain the harvest moon orientation for tonight with observations from Paul Bohne. The article outlines visible features and timing for a practical outdoor forecast and skywatching details.
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Paul Bohne
Valachi Corrects Location of Santuccio Alias Bobby Doyle
Joseph Valachi told the Senate investigators that gangster Girola mo Santuccio known as Bobby Doyle does not live in Stam ford Connecticut but Hartford. Senator Ribicoff and Lt. Roach testified about the Stamford Doyle and a Hartford man with the same name. The session reviewed Valachi’s past killings and his La Cosa Nostra initiation as the panel planned more questions on earlier murders before addressing current crimes.
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Washington
Joseph Valachi
Girolamo Santuccio
Bobby Doyle
Underworld
Stamford
Conn
Santuccio
Hartford
Valachi
Sen
Abraham _ Ribicoff
Dconn
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Robert Doyle
Ribicoff
Stamford Doyle
John Roach
Hartford Police Force
Hartford Doyle
la Cosa Nostra
John L. McClellan
Senate Investigations
Defense orders off base equal opportunity inventory
The Defense Department issued a Sept. 24 directive for an exhaustive off base equal opportunity inventory covering transportation education public accommodations housing and other life facets near bases. Base commands must complete a 17 item form by Nov. 8 detailing local customs laws policing and education facilities including racial integration and off base interactions.
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Washington
Defense Department
Armed Services
Associated Press
Norman Paul
Pentagon
Paul
Department
Third Man Arrested In Birmingham Case
A third white man, John W. Hall, 36, was arrested in Birmingham as police found 133 sticks of dynamite in a wooden crate and 21 more nearby. Chambliss and Cagle face illegal dynamite charges with bonds set at 300 dollars. Shuttlesworth criticizes the investigation as a sham.
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Birmingham
Ala
John W. Hall
Urban Gardendale
Robert E. Chambliss
Chambliss
Charles Cagle
Col
al Lingo
State Highway Patrol
Proves To Be Kissin' Cousin in a Friendly Alley Joke
Mrs Joseph Saunders of Taconic House Manchester Center welcomed a Massachusetts couple who claimed origins in Pemberville Ohio. The two turned out to be kissing cousins through marriage, adding a playful twist to a quiet visit during a busy week.
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Manchester
Joseph Saunders
Taconic House
Manchester Center
Massachusetts
Ohio
Pemberville
Mrs. S
Byrd May Open Hearings on Kennedy Tax Cut
Senate Finance Committee chair Harry Byrd signals possible public hearings next week on the Kennedy tax cut bill. Civil rights legislation faces delays and a Senate vote before tax action, with Southern filibuster risk and a Christmas floor date cited. Doug las Dillon to lead tax bill hearing as 75 amendments loom.
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Sen
Byrd
Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Senate
House
Virginia
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Paul Douglas
D-111
Douglas
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Finance Committee
Dirksen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
McNamara Returns to U S Report to J F K
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara arrives back in the United States and will report to President Kennedy at the White House. In Saigon he did not seem to find final answers to pressing questions on how to win the war in South Vietnam and how to persuade Ngo Dinh Diem to take necessary actions.
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Jose Antonio Bonilla Atiles
United States
Washington
Dominican Republic
U.S
Saigon
Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
McNamara
Kennedy
Power Problem Biggest For REA Says Aiken
Senator George D. Aiken of Vermont warned at a Vermont Electric Cooperative meeting that the Rural Electrification Administration faces a serious power supply problem. He blamed a nationwide loan blockage by utilities and urged protecting REA co-ops borrowing power for potential generating plants.
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Jeffersonville
George D. Aiken
R - Vt
Rural Electrification Administration
Champlain
Vermont
Aiken
Vermont Electric Cooperative
Senate
REA
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