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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1963

Page

6

Youth Held on Murder Charge After Cape Cod Teen Brawl

James P. Collins, 19, of Connecticut, is held without bail in Barnstable on a murder charge for the fatal beating of 17 year old Stephen C. Gilligan during a Sunday melee at a rented Yar mouth cottage. Gilligan died en route to hospital after a table leg was used as a weapon. The incident followed a drinking bout among teens. six others involved as Labor Day weekend ends. Gilligan, son of Joseph E. Gilligan, was visiting Cape Cod as football season approach.

Barnstable Mass James P. Collins Wethersfield Conn Stephen C. Gilligan West Newton Collins Barnstable District Court Henry L. Murphy Gilligan Yarmouth Theodore Reynolds Reynolds Cape Cod Hospital Joseph E. Gilligan Cape Cod

Liberal Democrats Break With Junta in South Korea

Liberal Democrats refuse merger with Gen. Chung Hee Park's party for the October presidential vote. They elect Yo-Chan Song to the party council, fueling speculation he could win the nomination. Song is an outspoken critic awaiting trial on multiple charges.

Seoul Korea Liberal Democratic Party South Korea Chung Hee Park Liberal Democrats Park Democratic Republican Party Yo-Chan Tiger) Song Song

East German Prize Writer Defects to West Germany

Hamburg AP report says Prof. Hans Mayer, East German national prize winner and prominent liberal intellectual, defects to West Germany during a lecture tour. He will not return to Leipzig University where he taught 15 years, after falling from regime favor. Mayer, 56, won the 1935 national prize for works on literature and is closely connected to leading Eastern writers.

Hamburg Germany Hans Mayer West Germany Mayer Leipzig University

Indonesia protests Malaya plan to form Malaysia

Indonesia files a strong protest over Malaya's move to create Malaysia on September 16 accusing it of a reckless unilateral act contravening Manila summit agreements The note says the decision blocks the UN survey in Sarawak and North Borneo to gauge if people want merger with Malaya and Singapore.

Jakarta Indonesia Foreign Ministry Malaya Malaysia Manila U.N British Borneo Sarawak North Borneo Singapore Philippines

Teen Driver Education Cuts Accidents, Study Finds

Chicago report notes that teens who completed formal driving education have fewer crashes than those without. The National Commission on Safety Education calls for at least 30 hours of classroom work and six hours of behind the wheel practice. Over half of U S high schools now offer such courses.

Chicago UPI National Commission On Safety Education

Folcroft Group Vows Passive Resistance Over Negro Family

About 1,000 residents met at the Folcroft Swim Club to pledge passive demonstrations and boycotts against any business serving the Baker family who moved into Delmar development under state police guard. Authorities kept strict security as the mob violence prompted damage to the Bakers’ row house on Labor Day.

Folcroft, Pa Folcroft Horace Sarah Baker Delmar Development

Reds Twit Britain About Hong Kong

The Soviet Union criticizes Britain over Hong Kong, urging China to act against imperialism. Izvestia accuses Chinese leaders of hypocrisy for complaining about oppression while ignoring Hong Kong's sufferings on its doorstep.

Reds Britain Hong Kong Moscow Soviet Union Red China Peking Izvestia

Spy acquittal ends British nuclear research role

Dr. Giuseppe Martelli, an Italian-born scientist, was acquitted of preparing to spy for the Soviet Union and will be barred from renewing his contract with Britain's Atomic Energy Authority. His current British contract, set to expire September 30, will not be renewed.

London Giuseppe Martelli Soviet Union Britain British Atomic Energy Authority Martelli

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