Soviets Claim Attaches Were Spying in Hotel Raid
The Soviet Union admitted agents searched four Western military attaches in a Khabarovsk hotel raid, saying the men were spying on the Trans Siberian route. It protested U S and British actions while warning they could be expelled as persona non grata. The four officers involved include U S Army Attache George Aubrey and Lt Col Karl Liewer. all are now in Tokyo after the incident.
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NFPA Reports 1963 Fire Toll and Losses Reach Record
NFPA data show 11,800 deaths from fires in the United States last year and property loss near 1.8 billion dollars. Home fires killed 6,500 people including 2,300 children, with 18 per day deaths on average. Building fires rose due to arson and hazards in schools stores and plants. The Elkton Maryland crash fire on December 8 killed 81 people, the worst single incident.
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Shooting mars de Gaulle visit turns violent in Buenos Aires
Police battled Peronist extremists outside the Spene Palace as crowds gathered to greet French President Charles de Gaulle. Gunfire erupted, wounding several people after attackers hurled stones and police returned fire in a brief, tense confrontation.
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Lady Bird Johnson pledge stirs Southern faith in rights
First Lady Lady Bird Johnson told a trainside Alexandria rally that the South shows more love than hate as she launches a four day whistle stop tour through eight Southern states. She lauded Congress civil rights passage with broad GOP and Democratic support and urged all Americans to uphold equal and constitutional rights. The 117 car Lady Bird Special moved through Virginia North and South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana with campaign souvenirs and loudspeakers blaring Hello Lyndon as she aims for votes.
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Hoff Names Keyser to Court as Sylvester Resigns
Vermont Gov. Hoff announced Associate Justice Harold C. Sylvester will resign from the Vermont Supreme Court to return to the superior court bench. He appointed F. Ray Keyser Sr. of Chelsea to replace Sylvester, noting Sylvester preferred a trial bench after serving on the high court since December. Chief Superior Court Judge Nat L. Divoll Jr. was bypassed in Hoff’s selection.
North Bennington Voters To Be Studied By College Class
Bennington College will conduct a nonpartisan study of political attitudes among North Bennington Village voters before the November election. Leonard Rowe's Introduction to Politics class will interview about 100 randomly chosen residents from a list of 800, with results and some election predictions due about 10 days before Election Day. The project has formal support from local party chairs and trustees, guarantees respondent confidentiality, and stresses educational value over campaigning.
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Goldwater attacks minority tactics in Pennsylvania rally
UPI reporting from Warminster Bucks County Pennsylvania Sen Barry M Goldwater accused minority groups of pressuring the nation from paid lobbyists declaring Americans tired of such tactics He urged Eisenhowers help in South Vietnam and outlined a plan to form an expert panel led by Eisenhower to study the war and national policy ahead of future speeches
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Hoff Advocates Selective Raises for State Workers
Vermont Governor hopeful Hoff outlines plans to raise salaries for state employees including department heads deputies and many professionals. He suggests a living wage for lower echelons and targets sixty dollars per week as a goal. Hoff argues lawmakers deserve expense money and higher take home pay while asserting the governor should be the highest paid official aside from key professionals. He criticizes Lt. Gov Foote for prior statements on Vermont wages.
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O'Shea Calls for Fair Campaign Pledge in Burlington
Democratic congress hopeful Sen. Bernard G. O'Shea urged Republican rival Rep. Robert T. Stafford to sign a code of fair campaign practices during the opening of his Burlington headquarters. He accused Stafford allies of spreading lies and criticized past tactics tied to William Miller. Lt. Gov. Ralph A. Foote, the GOP gubernatorial candidate, pledged to raise teacher pay to attract top educators.
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On the Inside Three Roosevelts Campaign in Bennington
A brief note reportsThree Roosevelts campaign stop in Bennington with a fellow remembering past events. The item is a page 4 snippet reflecting campaign activity.
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Water Still Rationed by Village Board
The water board reported that rainfall marginally eased the Lake Hancock shortage but supplies remain critical. A ban on car washing and lawn hoses stays in effect while Lake Hancock sits 29 inches below normal, three inches higher than two weeks ago. Water is pumped from Morgan Springs in Memorial Park only in emergencies. Chairman Alfred W. Ellett urged continued conservation during the drought.
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