High Court To Reconsider Genovese Conviction
The Supreme Court ordered reconsideration of Vito Genovese’s narcotics law conviction in a 6-3 decision. Genovese, 66, long cited as Cosa Nostra kingpin, is serving 15 years at Leavenworth. The case returns to the New York circuit for review after the Campbell decision raised evidentiary issues.
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Negro Leader Criticizes Aiken on Civil Rights in Vermont
Dr. Alfred Haynes, president of the Vermont NAACP chapter, denounces Sen. George D. Aiken for opposing including Mrs Murphy's boarding house in civil rights legislation. Haynes argues that when a business serves the public a Negro should be protected, noting Aiken’s stance on small businesses and public accommodations.
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Rockefeller Meets Vermont GOP Leaders In Woodstock
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller held a closed session in Woodstock with 34 Vermont GOP leaders to discuss his presidential bid. Lt. Gov. Ralph Foote was absent citing no invitation and other duties. Several key supporters and officials attended, with no commitment reported.
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Presidential Timbers Show Differences in Candidates Grain
In Washington two leading 1964 hopefuls Gov Nelson Rockefeller and Sen Barry Goldwater diverge on key issues yet unite on strategy urging a two front challenge to President Kennedy. They respond to identical questions on policy and campaign aims.
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State Uses Air Surveillance for Forest Fire Watch
The Vermont Forests and Parks Department expands air patrols with CAC at Bennington Municipal Airport as Rich Sawyer flies 14 routes over Bennington and Windham Counties. No smoke was seen on the latest circuit, and observers stress reporting fires to authorities with grid-based flight maps.
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Forest Service Staff Gets Handi Talkies
Forest Service staff in Manchester remain ready as Vermont woods face maximum fire danger. District Ranger Sidney B. Davis notes the burning index at 110 and danger index at 119 during a Sunday mid afternoon, far exceeding standard limits.
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Norton forest fire alarms Vermont officials
A Norton Vermont forest fire burned about one acre amid limited access and heavy slash debris. Forester Albert Gottlieb noted firefighting challenges as crews await new radios and standby hours, with two other one acre fires reported nearby in Addison and Chittenden.
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Drought Worsens Across U S Amid Ginny Storm Threat
The drought belt from Texas to New England remains dry with fires burning across forests and fields. Water shortages hit cities as Hurricane Ginny lingers offshore. Maine New Hampshire Vermont face critical aridity while Florida California and Rio Grande regions report favorable growing conditions.
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Campaign Page Highlights and Local News Capsule
Inside James Marlowe reviews the 1964 campaign page while Manchester posts rifle safety guidance and a dog in a cruiser helps locate its master. Burr and Burton Seminary nets first football win in a 1914 upset over Woodstock. Shaftsbury School Board and Supt Wagner address religion in classrooms.
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