Delaney Death Leaves Vermont Democrats Short Lieutenant Governor Hope
Rutland VT AP John M Spencer Democratic state chairman and governor candidate Philip Hoff agree to blank the November ballot for lieutenant governor after the death of Frederic J Delany. Delany died from injuries from a North Clarendon crash that also injured Spencer. Police say Delanys sports car collided head on with a car driven by David McGee 24 of Pittsford.
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John M. Spencer
Philip H. Hoff
Frederic J. Delany
North Clarendon
Spencer
Delaney
Hoff
Delany
David McGee
Pittsford
Father Finds Missing Son After Night in Woods
Candia New Hampshire AP reports seven year old Frederick Charter Jr. was found cold wet and hungry by his father early today after spending a night lost in the woods near his home. More than 1000 searchers including National Guard units and a helicopter searched the area as Governor Wesley Powell visited the scene. The boy disappeared Sunday at 7 p m while his playmate accompanied his parents visiting neighbors.
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Candia
N.H
Frederick Charter Jr
National Guard
Concord
Frederick Charter Sr
Charter
Frank Komisarek
Gov
Wesley Powell
Hampton Falls
Six Russian Trawlers In Cape Cod Bay
Six Russian fishing trawlers anchored about a mile and a half off Provincetown in Cape Cod Bay to ride out the storm. Crews of the 90 foot vessels waved to reporters as a helicopter hovered overhead.
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Provincetown
Mass
Cape Cod Bay
Sea Board
Four RPI Students Die in Head On Crash Near Hoosick
Four RPI engineering juniors visiting with friends at Bennington College died at the accident scene when their 1958 Mercury hardtop collided head on with a mail truck a mile west of Hoosick New York on Route 22. The truck driver, John L. Thayer, 27, of East Middlebury Vermont, survived with injuries. Police cited wet roads and lack of a stated cause as factors. The deceased were David S. Michaelson, Valley Stream New York. John A. Zawacki, Old Saybrook Connecticut. Richard H. Swan, Great Island New York. Douglas H. Stahl, Great Neck New York.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Bennington College
Rte. 22
New York 7
Hoosick
N.Y
John L. Thayer
East Middlebury
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
RPI
David S. Michaelson
Valley Stream
John A. Zawacki
Old Saybrook
Conn
Richard H. Swan
Great Island
Douglas H. Stahl
Great Neck
Money Bill Holds Key To Ending Session In Washington
Congress moves toward adjournment as a supplemental 500 million money bill and foreign aid appropriations shape the week. Senate action on a broad package reduces Kennedy’s request and politics surround pensions and agricultural funding while both houses stay in session ahead of elections.
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Senate
House
Kennedy
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
George A. Sathers
Florida
Russell
Smath
Department of Agriculture
Cuba Invasion Prisoners Could Be Freed Soon
In Havana a negotiator for the families of 1 113 captives from the April 1961 invasion said release seemed imminent. Only formalities such as the communique wording remained before the men are freed and flown to the United States. The update came from Mrs. Berta Barreto de los Heros, Havana representative of the Cuban Families Committee. She declined to elaborate, saying she was pledged to silence.
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Havana
United States
Berta Barreto de Los Heros
Cuban Families Committee
Union H S Board Picks TAC Architects From Cambridge
Union High School board selects The Architects Collaborative of Cambridge Mass to design the proposed new campus. TAC noted for building sound structures and strong design within school budgets after months of reviews and interviews.
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Architects Collaborative
Cambridge
Mass
Union High School
TAC
Migrant workers housing and discipline debated at Bennington orchard
The article examines migrant apple-pickers housing, health and conduct issues in Bennington. It notes recent court cases over housing standards, discusses dormitory plans by Erwin Meyer, and outlines payment practices and supervision proposals, with state and local authorities weighing controls.
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Bennington
Erwin W
Windy) Meyer
Bennington Village
Bennington County
John A. Burgess
Burgess
Fall Foliage Festival Draws Fans Despite Rain
Bennington Catholic High School gridmen battled a muddy field as heavy rain fell during the Fall Foliage Festival weekend. Queen Freda Betts and court sheltered under umbrellas while Gov. F. Ray Keyser watched from the stands. trophy presentation moved to a Jaycee event Saturday night.
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Nington Catholic High School
Mother Nature
Bennington
Freda Betts
Freda
Gov. F. Ray Keyser
Kennedy Pushes Democrats as Defections Challenge GOP Aid
President Kennedy spearheads a Midwest campaign urging voters to send more Democrats to Congress. He tours Kentucky Ohio Michigan Minnesota with a focus on uncompleted programs and legislative participation while noting Republican support on some issues and the challenge of translating presidential prestige into congressional gains.
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New Jersey
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Ohio
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Minnesota
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House
Senate
Citi
Supreme Court Takes Up Public School Prayer Issue
The Supreme Court agreed to review cases on Bible reading and prayer in public schools. It will consider a Philadelphia federal court ruling that Pennsylvania’s Bible reading violates the Constitution and a Maryland Court of Appeals decision upholding daily Bible reading and the Lord’s Prayer in Baltimore schools. The court previously struck down a state directive for an official prayer.
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Supreme Court
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Pennsylvania
Maryland Court of Appeals
Baltimore School Board
High Court
New York
New England Hit by Two Storms Raises Toll and Damage
New England faced 60 hours of torrential rains from a northeaster and Daisy with hurricane gales. The six states reported at least two dozen deaths mostly in highway accidents. A 14 year old boy died at Nahant Massachusetts and lawyer Frederic J Delany 41 of Rutland Vermont died in a North Clarendon collision. Utilities and transport were disrupted and property damage ran into millions.
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New England
Daisy
Nahant
Mass
Frederic J. Delany
Rutland
Vermont
Delany
North Clarendon
Cornell Dean Named President of UNH
Dr. John W. McConnell a 54 year old dean of Cornell University’s School of Industrial and Labor Relations was named president of the University of New Hampshire. He was chosen by the board from about 115 candidates after nearly a yearlong search to replace Eldon L. Johnson who left UNH to head the Great Lakes College Association. McConnell will begin February 1 as executive vice president Jere Chase serves as acting chief administrative officer.
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Durnham
N.H
John W. McConnell
Cornell University
School of Industrial and Labor Relations
University of New Hampshire
McConnell
Eldon L. Johnson
UNH
Great Lakes College Association
Meredith Returned to Class as Oxford Braces For Tense Week
James H. Meredith resumes classes at the University of Mississippi amid a tense campus scene. Federal and state authorities monitor reactions as two whites shake hands with him and boos rise from some students. Ole Miss football drew large crowds as Gov. Barnett faces federal contempt charges and a broader probe into the riots.
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Miss
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Justice Department
Meredith
Baxter Hall
Jackson
Ole Miss
University of Houston
Defense Department
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U.S
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Jackson’s Memorial Stadium
Episcopal
John Maury
Duncan M Gray Jr
Gov. Barnett
Sidna Brower
Scripps-Howard
Henry M. Taylor
Edwin A. Walker
Springfield
Dallas
Tex
U S Grants Colombia 1 Million for Rebuilding
Teodoro Moscoso Alliance for Progress coordinator says the United States Agency for International Development approved a 1 million dollar grant to Colombia to rebuild schools and hospitals destroyed in last July's earthquakes.
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Colombia
Teodoro Moscoso
Alliance For Progress
U. S
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