Bennington candidates debate reapportionment and taxes
Bennington County candidates for the two state senate seats and Bennington town representative spoke at a League of Women Voters forum at the County Courthouse attended by about 40. Key topics included reapportionment, a ski lift ticket tax, and annual legislative sessions.
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Reid Lefevre
Bennington County
Bennington
Lefevre
Earl J. Harris
Senate
Allan B. Angney Jr
Hagerman
Bennington League of Women Voters
Robert M. Wilson
North Bennington
Manchester
Arlington
Joseph J. Caracciola
George van Santvoord
State's Largest Paper Supports Goldwater
Burlington Free Press editorial endorses Barry Goldwater for president with call to fiscal responsibility and global leadership. Democratic Senate hopeful Frederick J. Fayette proposes a $6 billion annual state-directed treasury transfer with no strings attached to boost health and education.
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Burlington
UPI
Senate
Frederick J. Fayette
Fayette
Brattleboro
American Russian trio win 1964 Nobel Physics Prize
The 1964 Nobel Prize in physics was awarded to Charles Townes of MIT and to Nikolai Basov and Aleksander Prokhorov of the Soviet Union for fundamental work in quantum electronics. Townes will get half of the $52,500 prize. Basov and Prokhorov share the other half.
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Stockholm
Sweden
UPI
Charles Townes
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nikolai Basov
Aleksander Prokhorov
Swedish Academy of Science
Townes
MIT
Basov
Prokhorov
Bennington invited to join Gesell child project pilot
Bennington Schools were invited by the Gesell Institute of Child Development to participate in a three year pilot program in child placement. Trustees of the Bennington Graded School District heard the news from district guidance director George Sleeman after his Gesell workshop trip funded by the Ford Foundation.
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Bennington
Gesell Institute of Child Development
George Sleeman
Gesell Institute
New Haven
Conn
Ford Foundation
Cooperative Project For
Sleeman
Vermont
Greater
Frances Ig
North Bennington
Dr. Dy
Kremlin Launches New Assault After Khrushchev Ouster
Moscow reports say Kremlin rulers launched a fresh attack on Nikita Khrushchev, citing Defense Minister Rodion Malinovsky’s role in his removal. Kommunistac cused Khrushchev of one man rule, while Soviet French and Italian Communist delegations ended talks or prepared joint communiques. Kosygin met Britain’s Douglas Jay as Gomulka calls for better Moscow Peking ties indicating a tactful Kremlin shift amid leadership changes.
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Moscow
UPI
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Rodion Malinovsky
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Kommunist
Paris
Malinovsky
Presidium
Leonid Brezhnev
Tin Miners Army Clash in Bolivia
In Bolivia soldiers fired on miners near Oruro after a march toward the city. Authorities cite seven dead and 35 wounded, miners claim 30 killed. violence marks a week of clashes linked to opposition to President Victor Paz Estenssoro. University students and miners press plans for a “march of liberty” amid fears of more bloodshed. Bishop Andres Kennedy had earlier mediated hostage disputes with the government.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
UPI
Oruro
Huanuni
Radio Huanuni
Sora Sora
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Lib
Erty
Andres Kennedy
Kennedy
Kosygin To Johnson Lets Work for Peace
UPI dispatch reports Soviet Premier Kosygin sent Johnson a message promising ongoing westward cooperation for peace. Johnson hailed the reply as heartening and warned against the dangers of communism and nuclear arms. He spoke at the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City and planned to campaign in Wichita and Philadelphia.
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Salt Lake City, Utah
UPI
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Tabernacle
Utah
David O. McKay
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Salt Lake City
Wichita
Kane
Philadelphia
Nikita
Khrushchev
Russia
Moscow
Inside Hoff for Governor editorial page
A row of editorial notes and candidate interviews outlines the race for governor with profiles and statements from Mrs. Anna Thompson of Pow nal. The page hints at policy contrasts and regional concerns shaping voter choices.
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Hoff
Anna Thompson
Pownal
Sargent Child
Dorset
Allan Apeny
Arlington
Hanoi claims U.S. ships shelled coast of North Vietnam
North Vietnam charged that U S planes bombed a Cha Lo frontier post and U S naval craft, allegedly sailing from South Vietnam, shelled coastal areas in Quang Binh Province. The broadcast said the attacks occurred Wednesday, with a second strike 13 hours later.
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Tokyo
UPI
North Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
United States
Laos
Cha Lo Frontier Post
South Viet Nam
Democratic Republic of
North
Viet Nam
Quang Binh
Thieves Steal Safe From Brooklyn Pool Parlor
In Brooklyn criminals lifted a $700 safe from a pool parlor on Wednesday. The getaway vehicle became stuck, and police found the safe wedged halfway through the door of a compact station wagon left behind with the robbers fleeing.
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New York
UPI
Brooklyn
Goldwater’s Pennsylvania Swing Attacks Johnson Over Smear Tactics
UPI reports Barry Goldwater campaigned in Pennsylvania accusing President Johnson of smear tactics and warned of an upset victory on Election Day. He criticized social security changes and the Medicare plan, urging Democrats to denounce the Communist party. In Lewistown crowds reached 3000 as Goldwater spoke of a nationwide push by disgusted Americans toward his bid.
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Goldwater
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Lewistown
U.S
Communist Party
Congress
Harrisburg
Oshkosh
Wis
Joseph R. McCarthy
GOP
Worker
Daily Worker
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