Selectmen Debate Plant Truck Use and PMH Suit
Bennington selectmen heard concerns about Plant Superintendent Paul A. Kelley using the sewer treatment plant pickup truck for personal business. Chairman Daigneault urged keeping the truck at the plant after hours and on weekends, while others favored allowing emergency access. final action was tabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Kelley
Bennington
Clayton Daigneault
Kelley
Daigneault
Alma Langlois
Selectmen
Eldred
van Santvoord
Robert
Chute Saves Pilot In Jet Takeoff Crash
An F-102 Delta Dagger from the 76th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron crashed on takeoff at Westover Air Force Base Massachusetts. Captain Elton Borecky 28 parachuted to safety. no injuries reported and only aircraft damage. The incident is under investigation.
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Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Elton Borecky
Borecky
Houston
Tex
Cody St
Denver
Colo
Judy
David
Purdue University
Mississippi U Must Deal With Student Riot Cases
The Justice Department will hand 20 Ole Miss students’ riot involvement to the university for disciplinary action. Records including tapes transcripts and photos will be provided, with potential criminal charges still possible.
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Mississippi U
Oxford
Miss
Justice Department
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
U.S. Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Ole Miss
Katzenbach
Meredith
Arson Slayer Seeks to Affirm Judge's Ruling
Attorneys for Frank Brown appeal to the U S Supreme Court to affirm a federal judge's ruling that Brown was unjustly convicted and sentenced for arson in Brattleboro Vermont. They challenge the appeals court decision denying full review and argue prior criminal record evidence affected the Windham County trial.
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Brattleboro, VI
Frank Brown
U.S. Supreme Court
Brown
Henry Black
Wilder
John S. Burgess
Brattleboro
Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Black
William H. Timbers
New Haven
Conn
Windham County
Given Life
Lyman Streeter
Timbers
Windsor State
Appeals Court
Windham Court
Bay State Stores To Close Friday
Massachusetts retailers will close on Columbus Day as law changes prompt temporary shutdowns. The article notes a loophole allowing manufacturers to obtain permits to operate under special circumstances, with local police empowered to grant such permits for manufacturing needs.
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Bay State
Boston
Massachusetts
Aiken Proposes 2800 Acre Lake in Victory and Granby Vermont
Vermont Senator George D. Aiken releases a federal study proposing a 2,800 acre lake at Victory and Granby in Essex County. The plan would need about 1.8 million dollars in state funds and incur 167 975 dollars yearly upkeep, with projected attractions and a bond option. Government bodies will review the Park Service plan and consider integrating it into state development.
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Montpelier
George D. Aiken
R- Vt
U.S. Park Department
Victory
Granby
Essex County
Aiken
The
Park Service
Victory Dam
Becaus
Connecticut
Vermont
Federal
Keyser
Forests and Parks Board
Water Resources Board
Planning Division
Development Department
California Leads Nation in Stereo FM Stations
California has 31 FM radio stations broadcasting Stereo Multiplex programs far ahead of New York’s count. Texas and Ohio tie for second with 17 stations each, based on the 1963 Stereo Hi Fi Directory.
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New York
UPI
California
Empire State
Texas
Ohio
Photographer Arrested As Kennedy Return Stirs Privacy Guard
In Washington a UPI photographer and courier were briefly detained by airport police after a Secret Service agent claimed off limits access during Jacqueline Kennedy’s return from Newport. Three film rolls were seized then returned at the White House. officials called it a misunderstanding.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
National
Secret Service
White House
Pierre Salinger
Kennedys
Caroline
John Jr
Mims
Steinberger
Courier
Clint Hill
Hill
Edgar Wildy
Wildy
H. F., Fletcher
Federal Aviation Agency
UPI
U S Likely To Pay Cuba Prisoners Release Negotiations
Washington reports indicate Congress may fund a share of the release for 1,113 prisoners from the 1961 invasion as James B. Donovan negotiates with Fidel Castro. Castro seeks 62 million dollars for release while food and medicine could be part of any barter.
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Washington
Congress
New York
James B. Donovan
Fidel Castro
Central Intelligence Agency
Castro
Donovan
Cuba
Cuban Prisoners Committee
Osvaldo Corticos
United Nations
Corticos
State Department
Lincoln White
Vienna Express Crashes Wreck Killing Eleven in Poland
In southern Poland the Warsaw Vienna Express crashed into a derailed Budapest to Warsaw train near Moszczenica. At least 11 dead and more than 50 injured as 16 coaches left the rails on the two international trains. Authorities cautioned the death toll could rise.
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Warsaw
Poland
Vienna
Budapest
Transport Ministry
Lodz
Moszczenica
Katowice
House Readies New Push in Senate Budget Clash
The House prepares a resolution to oppose a Senate emergency funding measure for the Agriculture Department and asserts it alone may originate money bills. If the Senate rejects temporary farm financing, a prolonged session and potential adjournment battle loom. A related $5 billion public works bill and a self employed retirement plan tax relief move toward action, with a possible presidential decision looming.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Agriculture Department
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Capitol Hill
Polaris Sub Fires Two Missiles Within Minutes
An authoritative source reports a Polaris submarine launched two missiles within minutes off the Atlantic tracking range. The tests, near Antigua in the Caribbean, assess accuracy of America’s mobile missile system with nine subs conducting about 50 firings in two years.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Polaris
America
Navy
Air Force
Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic
West Indies
Antigua
Defense Department
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Paradise
Resch
Army
Cyrus R. Vance
Mississippi-Tennessee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Jackie
U.S
U. S
Havana
Miami
Kennedy
Vienna Express
LeRoy R. Johnson
Atlanta
Fulton County
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