Manchester man killed in Vermont Route 11 crash
Edeas J. Arel 58 of Holyoke Mass was killed in a single vehicle crash at 3 30 am one mile east of Manchester Center Vermont Routes 11 and 30 The 1958 Chrysler left the road after hitting a soft shoulder skidded 700 feet uprooted a six inch basswood tree and struck a milk shed before stopping Arel employed at Equinox House in Manchester Village was pronounced dead at the scene by Medical Examiner Dr Clif ford Harwood The crash is under investigation by Vermont State Police with Manchester Police Chief Dana Thompson assisting
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Edeas J. Arel
Holyoke
Mass
Manchester
Arel
Massachusetts
Manchester Center
Vermont
Clifford Harwood
Shaftsbury
Crysler
Red Doors Country Inn
Atty
John A. Burgess
Brewster’s
Central
Vermont Public Service
Milford W. Ramey
Cpl
Gordon J. Mooney
Dana Thompson
Ben Bella Arrives in Havana For Cuba Visit
Algerian Premier Ahmed Ben Bella is welcomed by thousands of Cubans on arrival in Havana from Washington where he discussed global issues with President Kennedy. He may mediate US Cuba tensions while meeting Castro for at least 48 hours.
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Havana
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Washington
Cuba
Kennedy
Ben Bella
United States
Hoy
Fidel Castro
Castro
White House
U.S
Guerrillas Shoot Down U S Spotter Plane and Fighter
In the central highlands of South Viet Nam Communist guerrillas downed a U S spotter plane and a U S Air Force T28 fighter. Three Americans aboard the spotter plane were killed. The pilot of the fighter was injured lightly as his body ejected. The episode marks the first clear instance of U S combat aircraft against Viet Cong forces in Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
U S Detonation Test Fails Fourth Time In Five Trials
U S officials report a fourth failure in five high altitude nuclear tests from Johnston Island as the Thor booster malfunctions. Debris lands in the ocean after range safety destroys the missile. no detonation or danger reported. Scientists say tests will be rescheduled using Nike Hercules and a special booster.
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U.S
Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
Atomic Energy Commission
Johnston
Sand Island
AEC
Perfect Weather for World Series Game in San Francisco
Blue skies and mild temperatures forecast for game seven of the World Series between the New York Yankees and the San Francisco Giants. The Weather Bureau expects a high of 73 to 78 with winds from 10 to 20 miles an hour.
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San Francisco
New York Yankees
San Francisco Giants
Local candidates to be heard at Bennington meeting
Tonight at 7 30 in the Bennington County Court House the League of Women Voters hosts a public meeting for Bennington town representative hopefuls Joseph J. Caracciola Republican and Alfred La Tour Democrat and state senate candidates Eugene V. Clark Republican Reid LeFevre Republican and George Van Santvoord Democrat. A 10 minute speaking slot per candidate precedes a 2 minute closing and a question period.
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Bennington
Vermont Senate
Bennington County Court House
League of Women Voters
Sesson
Stephen H. Gilman
Crescent Boulevard
Ann Noyes
League
Voter Information Service Committee
Joseph J. Caracciola
Alfred LaTour
Eugene V. Clark
Reid LeFevre
Manchester
George van Santvoord
Deepest Oklahoma well ends as a dry hole at 24 002 feet
Tulsa based drilling team reached 24 002 feet but the deepest oil well drilled in Oklahoma produced no returns. The project yielded no oil or gas and the driller earned no reward for the effort.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Voters Reject Union District and School Merger in Two Towns
In Arlington 456 to 87 voted against joining Benton Union School District No. 14 and 424 to 117 opposed Arlington Sunderland merger. Sunderland 148 to 26 rejected the union and 156 to 17 voted against merging elementary schools. Voters fear tax hikes and district plans, with implications for aging facilities and tuition transfers.
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Arlington
Sunderland
Bennington Union
Fisher
Arlington Memorial High School
Vermont
Burr and
Burton Seminary
Manchester
Soviet ships track U S and Russian rocket tests in Pacific
Three Soviet instrument ships Sibir Sudan and Sakhalin neared a zone 450 miles from both U S nuclear test area and Soviet rocket target. A U S high altitude test at Johnston Island failed when Thor warhead destroyed. Pentagon noted ships around Johnston Island area and potential radar tracking at Kwajalein.
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Washington
Pacific
U.S
Defense Department
Johnston Island
Moscow
Pentagon
United States
Soviet Union
Hawaii
mid-Pacific
Kwajalein Atoll
Form of Economic Bondage in Vermont Apple Crew
Migrant workers at Southern Vermont Orchards face alleged economic coercion under a contract crew led by Mr and Mrs Sharpe. Charles Sharpe and crewbookkeeper Robert Walker deny charges of Social Security mischarges and price gouging, while Arthur Schultzer, injured and hospitalized, alleges a system of dependency that trims earnings from $80-$90 promised to about $35-$50 actual for apples. He contrasts this with independently hired laborers who control their own transport, arguing the Sharpe setup keeps workers in servitude via transportation reliance and centralized pay handling.
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Charles Sharpe
Center
Southern Vermont
Erwin W. Meyer
Hagerman
Vermont
Arthur Schultzer
East Orange
N.J
Schultzer
Sharpe
Robert
Slick) Walker
Sharpes
Walker
Maryland
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Erwin L.windy Meyer
Southern Vermont Orchards
N. J
Rutland Rail Abandonment Delayed By Union Petition
Rutland city officials delay final decision on appealing the ICC abandonment order as the Railway Labor Executives Association petitions the ICC for reconsideration citing newly discovered evidence. Mayor John J. Daley and City Attorney Richard F. Sullivan seek to await ICC response before acting before the Oct. 22 deadline.
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Rutland
Rutland Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rutland City
Richard F. Sullivan
Donald W. Fisher
Railway Labor Executives Association
Brotherhoods
Sullivan
John J. Daley
Mountain Lion Spotted Near Goffstown by Driver
Henry Wagner reports seeing a large mountain lion while driving to work at daybreak in Goffstown New Hampshire. Police Chief Earl Dubois says Wagner described a creature the size of a German shepherd with a long tail and a catlike head that dashed into the woods.
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Goffstown
N.H
Henry Wagner
Earl Dubois
Wagner
Eisenhower attacks Kennedy on foreign policy in Boston
In Boston at a GOP birthday dinner for Eisenhower, 5,000 Republicans heard the former president denounce Kennedy’s foreign policy critique as a dreary departure from fact. He defended eight years of U S policy, questioned recent claims, and promised more remarks on foreign affairs later. The event honored Eisenhower’s 72nd birthday.
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Boston
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Commonwealth Armory
New England
Republican Party
Court May Fine Barnett for Meredith Obstruction
The Justice Department seeks a $100,000 fine against Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett for his role in blocking James Meredith's enrollment at the University of Mississippi. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals may rule later this week. Barnett and Lt. Gov. Paul B. Johnson Jr. were found in contempt but face no sanctions yet.
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New Orleans
Justice Department
Ross Barnett
James H. Meredith
U.S. Circuit Court of Apeals
Atlanta
Montgomery
Ala
Mississippi
Barnett
Paul B. Johnson Jr
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Johnson
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