Candidates Clash at Bennington Meeting in Vermont Campaign
A nearly 400 strong crowd heard six candidates debate policies at Bennington High School. U S Senator George Aiken and U S Representative Robert Stafford spoke for Republicans alongside their Democratic rivals Harold Raynolds and Philip Hoff. Governor Keyser and Lt Governor Foote offered stakes, while Democratic Senate hopeful W Robert Johnson missed the event due to a auto mishap and Frederic Delany, already deceased, remains on the ballot per state rules.
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Bennington High School
Vermont
League of Women Voters
Bennington Jaycees
Greater
U.S
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Robert T. Stafford
Rvt
Harold
Ron) Raynolds
Pomfret
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Philip H. Hoff
Burlington
Ralph Foote
Middlebury
U.S. Senate
W. Robert Johnson
Brattleboro
Bennington
Frederic Delany
Rutland
Democratic
Congress Cuba and Domestic Policies Cited by Stafford Raynolds
U S Rep Robert Stafford and Democrat Harold Raynolds debate Cuba policy and federal role in government spending on a Vermont campaign platform. Stafford defends Kennedy action in Cuba while Raynolds accuses him of falsifying positions and calls for stronger defense and balanced budgets.
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Stafford
Raynolds
U.S
Robert T. Stafford
R-Vt
Harold
Ron) Raynolds
Kennedy
Teddy Roosevelt
William H. Meyer
United States
Governor Hoff vs Keyser clash over Vermont debt and costs
At a Vermont gubernatorial forum in Bennington Hoff and Keyser debated state finances with Hoff claiming a $769 000 deficit under cash accounting and Keyser arguing $700 000 in accruals are owed. They disagreed on the cost of Hoff's program and revenue gains, while Keyser touted his administration’s accomplishments and backed a four year term for governor.
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Vermont
Keyser
Tax Authority Proposal Mirrors Fed Powers, Says Harvard Economist
Harvard economist Alvin H. Hansen argues for a fiscal authority with broad tax policy powers akin to the Federal Reserve Board. He presented the idea in the NYU magazine Challenge.
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Economic Magazine
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Thant Castro prepare second Havana talks on missiles
U Thant and Fidel Castro to meet for a second Havana session aimed at securing UN verification of Moscow's missile removals from Cuba. Progress remains unreported after a two hour session as US demands and Cuban guarantees anchor the dispute.
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Fidel Castro
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Thant
Castro
United States
Guantanamo
U S Orbits Firefly Satellite Named Anna 1B
Cape Canaveral reports the 355 pound Anna 1B satellite reached a 700 mile high orbit after a Thor Able-Star launch at 3 08 a m. The mission aims to refine world maps and provide guiding data for future lunar missions. Signals are clear and the launch directed northeast toward the Soviet Union. The nickname Firefly refers to Xenon lights used for photometric tracking.
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Fla
Anna
Defense Department
Ethiopia
Soviet Union
Army
Navy
Air Force
NASA
Dem Hint That Ike Go Home Sparks GOP Ire
Washington AP reports a Democratic spokesman suggested Gen Dwight D Eisenhower consider cancelling future campaign appearances amid Cuba crisis commentary. Senator Hartke criticized Eisenhowers remarks as implying the crisis differs from others, risking foreign interpretation of Kennedy's missile quarantine action.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Hartke
White House
Kennedy
Association Seeks 3000 Dollar GBA Planning Fund Drive
The Greater Bennington Association faces a 3000 dollar deficit for 1962 and plans a one day drive next Wednesday to recruit new members and collect pledges. If unsuccessful, the GBA may close its office on November 15.
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Greater Bennington Association
GBA
Breard H. Hawks
Hawks
Blockade Fleet Repositions In Cuban Waters
The Navy moved its Cuban blockade fleet to a tighter patrol area well inside the former 600 to 700 mile outer boundary. The quarantine fleet remains on station though the blockade is suspended for two days starting at dawn Tuesday as U N Secretary General Thant seeks to lift tensions before talks with Fidel Castro in Havana.
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U.S
Thant
Castro
Cuba
Havana
Washington
Bermuda
Virgin Islands
U Thant
U.N
Fidel Castro
White House
Justice Department warns Ole Miss on Halloween disturbances
Deputy Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach arrived in Oxford as rioting continued following the recent desegregation clashes. He warned that anyone arrested for future disturbances would face contempt charges in federal court, as federal marshals accompany James H. Meredith and campus security.
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Miss
Justice Department
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Nicholas Katzenbach
Washington
Meredith
L. L. Love
Katzenbach
Tom S. Hines
Edwin O. Guthman
Robert F. Kennedy
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