Rockefeller and Goldwater assail Kennedy policy in two cities
Gov Nelson Rockefeller told the Indiana State Bar Association that federal power threatens liberty and local initiative by bypassing state governments. Sen Barry Goldwater, speaking in San Antonio, denounced Kennedy foreign policy as the most disastrous in US history and urged a tougher stance on the Communist world.
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French Lick
Ind
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Indiana State Bar Association
San Antonio
Tex
Barry Goldwater
United States
Arizona Republican
Goldwater
Two Teens Indicted in Birmingham Race Murders
In Birmingham Alabama Michael Lee Farley and Larry Joe Sims both 16 were indicted for first degree murder in the shooting death of Virgil Ware 13 during post church bombing disorders. Bond remains at 10 000 dollars.
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Birmingham
Ala
Michael Lee Farley
Larry Joe Sims
Jefferson
Birmingham) County
Virgil Ware
Jack Parker
John Robinson
Robinson
Vermont Colleges Win Federal Loan for Dorms and Dining
The Community Facilities Administration announced a 2.85 million dollar loan to Vermont State Colleges to finance housing and dining facilities. Castleton State College will get two residence halls for 150 men and 150 women plus a 400-seat dining hall. Johnson State College plans a 100 male and 50 female dorm with a 600 thousand dollar cost. Lyndon State College funds a dorm for 75 men and 75 women plus a 200-seat dining hall at 750 thousand dollars.
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Washington
Vermont State Colleges
Community Facilities Administration
Castleton State College
Johnson State College
Lyndon State College
Aiken Wins In Fight On Truck Rates
Senator George D. Aiken says an ICC order canceling proposed increases on southern textile shipments into Vermont Maine and New Hampshire will be issued soon. He notes the cancelation would shield Vermont retailers from higher freight costs and that the proposed rise would have raised charges on less than truckload and truckload shipments.
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Washington
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Vermont
Maine
New Hampshire
ICC
Aiken
Commission
New England
Danville
Bennington
Atlanta
Massena
N.Y
Greenville
S.C
Berlin convoy standoff heightens Cold War tensions
In Berlin a U S Army supply convoy faced a Soviet block as 161 American soldiers and 12 armored vehicles were halted at Babelsberg. Soviet troops with tanks demanded a head count. the curb was resisted. High level U S government and allied meetings followed the incident.
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Berlin
U.S
Red Wall
East Berlin
Marienborn
West Germany
Babelsberg
Potsdam
Dean Rusk
Washington
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Kennedy
West Berlin
Bonn
U.N. General Assembly Condemns South Africa
The United Nations General Assembly condemned South Africa for apartheid with 111 nations voting. It called for blanket release of jailed anti‑apartheid protesters and for the end of trials of African nationalists charged with plotting armed revolt.
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United Nations
N.Y
South Africa
U.N. General Assembly
Home poised to lead Tory race as Macmillan fails health
In Blackpool a powerful Tory bloc backs Foreign Secretary Lord Home to succeed ill Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. Deputy PM Richard Butler remains front runner though. Home’s windup speech at the conference could decide the leadership within a week. The party worries the ongoing contest harms electability ahead of next year’s general vote.
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Macmillan
Blackpool
England
Har
Britain
Richard A. Butler
Lord Hailsham
Butler
Home
Dark Horse
Gene Teel
Reginald Maudeling
Conservative Party
Hailsham
Korea Pays More U S Sells for Less
The United States protested South Korea bought 5 million worth of grain from Canada and Australia after Washington sent over one million tons on generous terms. Kim Hak yol, vice chairman of Korea’s Economic Planning Board, called the display embarrassing. Korean buyers sourced 40 000 tons Canadian wheat 25 000 tons Canadian barley and 10 000 13 000 tons Australian wheat through Mitsubishi and Mitsui on easy credit, undermining U S aid aims to conserve Korea’s foreign exchange.
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United States
South Korea
Canada
Australia
America
Kim Hakyol
The
South
Korean Economic Planning Board
U.S
Agriculture and
State Department
Kim
Agriculture Ministry
Agriculture Department
Mitsubishi
Mitsui
U.S. Soviets Trade Two Spies for Two Americans
The United States swapped two accused Soviet spies for two Americans freed from the Soviet Union. Rev. Walter Ciszek and Marvin Makinen were returned to New York, while Ivan Egorov and his wife Aleksandra departed for home after their release. An arrest-linked six year conspiracy involving Robert Baltch and Joy Ann Baltch remained uncovered.
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New York
United States
Walter Ciszek
Soviet Union
Siberia
Marvin W. Makinen
Ashburnham
Mass
Kiev
Idlewild
Ivan D. Egorov
United Nations
Aleksandra
Egorov
Moscow
U.S
Bus Driver Dies In Readsboro Road Incident
A 66 year old school bus driver William J Kilbride of North Hill Readsboro died Friday afternoon after his bus left Vermont 8 100 striking guard rails. Police say death due to natural causes per Medical Examiner Dr Milton Wolf. Bus was empty except for Kilbride en route to pick up Readsboro students.
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Readsboro
Kilbride
Milton Wolf
Wilmington
Inside Mt Anthony Union Board Draws Up Timetable
Coverage notes timetable setup by the Inside Mt Anthony Union Board directors for upcoming actions. Additional brief mentions banner plans for a new women’s page feature and Roy Marsden’s description of a coon hunt. Full decision text appears in the Corcoran trailer case on cited pages.
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Mt. Anthony
Corcoran Trailer
Woman Receives Monkey Kidney Transplant in New Orleans
Tulane University surgeons report a young woman received a monkey kidney three days ago. She is conscious and resting comfortably after the first operation of its kind. The immune response remains the major barrier to success, with no quick results expected.
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New Orleans
Tulane University
Keith Reemtsma
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