Rutland Railway Chief Denies Asset Play claims
William S. Ginsburg president of the Rutland Railway called a Business Week report on abandonment inaccurate and lacking details. He said no deals are pending with the New York Central or any municipality and no contracts would be in force after abandonment.
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Rutland Railway
National
Business Week
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Rutland
Norwood
Malone Junction
N.Y
New York Central
Brotherhoods
Ginsburg
Francis J. Esposito
Joint Operating Committee
Four Brotherhoods
Esposito
Vermont
Czech Diplomat Slays Wife Then Kills Self After Chase
In Manhattan a 40 year old Czech diplomat Karel Zizka shot his wife Vera 40 in their apartment then fled in a black Cadillac. Police pursued through New Jersey and Pennsylvania, ending when Zizka crashed near Easton, was shot by trooper Cpl. John Uditis, and died in hospital.
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Pennsylvania
Easton
Self
New York
Manhattan
Karel Zizka
Vera
Upepr
Madison Avenue
Zizka
Jersey
State Line
John Uditis
Crew Leader Defends Migrant Crew Practices Amid Complaints
Mrs. Charles Sharpe, leader of a Southern Vermont apple-picking crew, counters charges by former member Arthur Schultzer that her operation trades in intoxicants, overcharges for meals, and misrecords deductions. A statement signed by 34 of 38 crew members asserts she provides a fair deal and defends her management practices.
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Charles Sharpe
Vermont
Banner
Arthur Schultzer
East Orange
N. J
Schultzer
Hattie Privett
Robert Williams
Richard Jackson
George Knight
Willie Brown
Monteze Robinson
John Ross
Paul Spencer
Rosa Brinkley
Charles Lee Gay
Emory Dixon
Carl Thornton
James Lockwood
Florine Lockwood
Rev A. Burns
John Henry
Wilson
Eugene Rodguez
Irene Brown
James L. Washington
Willie Williams
Santa Alicia
Santo Martinez
Jake Byrd
Business Council Session Follows Easing of Loans
At Hot Springs Virginia the Business Council opened a weekend series of closed meetings with Kennedy administration officials. A panel forecast sluggish business activity into next year while Federal Reserve action will ease credit by cutting reserve requirements for banks. Some members favor tax cuts to boost demand and rapid growth while others see steady gains for nine months or more.
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Hot Springs
Business Council
Roger M. Blough
United States Steel Corp
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Walter W. Heller
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
CBS
Capitol Cloakroom
Heller
Kennedy
Powell's Endorsement Boosts King in New Hampshire Governor Race
Democratic candidate John W. King gains momentum as Republican Gov. Wesley Powell endorses King, while Pillsbury defends recreation funding and Wyman criticizes Cuba embargo policy. King calls for $10 million state aid bond issue to support education. Muskie set to appear at rallies in Manchester and Hooksett.
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Dover
N.H
Wesley Powell
John W. King
King
J. Oliva Hunt
Powell
John Pillsbury
New Hampshire
Pillsbury
Portsmouth
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Manchester
Hooksett
U S schedules untried missile in nuclear test
The United States plans a Pacific high altitude nuclear test using an untried missile. Government scientists have replaced Thor with either a Nike-Hercules rocket or a Sergeant motor vehicle, kept secret until tests conclude. Joint Task Force 8 cites Thor malfunctions due to attached hardware. Test to start at 2 30 a m EST Saturday after a prior Thor failure.
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Honoi.usa
United States
Pacific
Johnston Island
Joint Task Force 8
No Threat to N E Boston From Hurricane Ella
The Boston Weather Bureau said Hurricane Ella off the Carolina coast poses no threat to New England at the present time.
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Boston
Ella
Carolina
New England
Boston Weather Bureau
Keyser to Appoint Burgess' Successor
Gov. F. Ray Keyser Jr. will appoint a successor next week for Bennington County State's Atty. John A. Burgess whose resignation takes effect at midnight Saturday. Burgess had planned to enter private practice in Montpelier and set November 5 as his resignation date. He said closing his Bennington private practice and moving to Montpelier required the change.
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Montpelier
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Bennington County
John A. Burgess
Burgess
Bennington
Ranger 5 Moon Shot Fails From Power Loss And Radiation
Pasadena’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory reports Ranger 5 ran out of electrical power eight hours after liftoff from Cape Canaveral. The solar panels failed possibly due to radiation from recent high altitude nuclear blasts, preventing course correction and camera operation. The $16 million mission would have captured lunar pictures and deployed a quake-measuring device before missing the moon by about 300 miles. The failure follows a string of Ranger program failures dating back to Ranger 1 and 2, with total losses over $150 million. The sixth Ranger launch is likely delayed as investigators review the sequence of mishaps.
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Calif
United States
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Moon
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pacific
Earth
Ranger 5
Ranger 4
Ranger 3
Rangers 1
Pioneer
Able
Ranger
Paterson Muffs Details On PASNY Vermont Dispute
Public Service Commissioner John D. Paterson refused to disclose specifics after a meeting he convened in Montpelier with representatives from Vermont’s 29 public utilities. He said the session updated officials on the ongoing fight with PASNY over energy allotments and possible court action remains on the table if inequities in the contract persist.
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Montpelier
John D. Paterson
Paterson
Vermont
New York Power Authority
PASNY
Robert Moses
Defeat Seen for Bid Of China for U.N.
United Nations faced a pivotal General Assembly session as Red China sought a U.N. seat. The Soviet Union will lead debate demanding Peiping take the seat now held by Nationalist China, with the United States set to urge rejection of Peiping as an aggressor with troops in India and subversive actions abroad.
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United Nations
N.Y
China
U.N
General Assembly
United States
Peiping
Soviet Union
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
India
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Soviets Ramp Up Cuban Aid With 40 Shiploads Monthly
U S sources say the Soviet bloc shipped about 40 cargo ships to Cuba in the past month, more than a shipload daily, to bolster Fidel Castro. The move marks a sharp rise from earlier phases and follows estimates of overall aid costing Moscow over 1 million dollars daily. Weighing curbs, the White House proposed a U S quarantine on Cuban shipping to raise the cost of the buildup, facing opposition from foreign shippers. No Soviet warships were seen at Cuban ports amid heightened surveillance.
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Washington
Soviet Bloc
Cuba
U.S
Caribbean
Fidel Castro
Edwin M. Martin
Castro
White House
Havana
Cuban
Moscow
Berlin talks fail to show path to summit meeting
Washington reports no change in positions in Berlin dispute after 3 sessions between President Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and later talks with Dean Rusk. No perceptible progress toward an accord, no new proposals, and Khrushchev's U.S. visit remains uncertain though possible for UN talks next month. Gromyko said Soviet peace treaty stance unchanged as Kennedy predicts a possible later crisis over supply lines to West Berlin.
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Washington
Berlin
Kennedy
Andrei A. Gromyko
White House
Gromyko
Dean Rusk
State Department
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Khrushchev
United States
United Nations
New York
Khruschev
East Germany
Rusk
Alabama Honors Indicted Salon Seeks Washington Role
Rep. Frank W. Boykin of Alabama announced he will serve as Alabama’s Washington emissary at a Mobile banquet honoring him with a Mobile Citizens Award. The event followed his arrest on a federal conspiracy and conflict of interest indictment in Baltimore. He posted $10,000 bond and declared his innocence.
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Mobile
Ala
Frank W. Boykin
D-Ala
Alabama
Washington
Baltimore
Boykin
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