Court Fight Resumes on Track Bond
In Boston, two motions seek possession of a $100000 bond tied to Hancock Raceway stock litigation. Charles R. Carson requests bond return, claiming it was proceeds from stock sale to Salvatore Rizzo. Furcolo heirs alleged Carson acted as a straw buyer. judge previously dismissed that claim. Abrams seeks special master to pro rate track creditors.
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Boston
Hancock Raceway
Suffolk Superior Court
Charles R. Carson
Springfield
Carson
Salvatore Rizzo
Scarsdale
N.Y
Hancock Raceways
Charles Furcolo
Foster Furcolo
Frank E. Smith
Furcolo
Atty
Joseph B. Abrams
Rizzo
Abrams
U.S. Aide Presses Pakistan Over Cold War Ties
Undersecretary of State George Ball urged President Ayub Khan to stay aligned with the West and resist China while promising U.S. protection against aggression. Pakistan fears Indian attack and resentment over U.S. arms to India persist, complicating ties and loyalty to defense pacts. Ball returns to Washington after three days of talks.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
George Ball
Mohammed Ayub Khan
China
U.S
Ball
Ayub
United States
India
Kennedy
Central Treaty Organization
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Washington
Fire Destroys Home Of Fire in S. Pownal
A father of three teenage children stands amid the smoking ruins on Northwest Hill Road after a fire gutted the home of Mr and Mrs Daniel Pratt in South Pownal. The fire reportedly followed a lapse in fire insurance about two weeks earlier.
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South Pownal
Pownal
Daniel Pratt
Northwest Hill Road
Pratt
Tingerman
Hoosie River
Training Bill Wins Senate Approval
The Senate approved a Kennedy civil rights era training bill that would cover full federal funding for unemployment job training under the Manpower Training Act in fiscal 1965 starting July 1 1964. The measure shifts funds without state matching and moves to the House for action.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Congress
House
Town Meeting Seeks Planning Funds for Bennington Area
Warning posted for a special Bennington town meeting on Sept 17 seeking state and federal funding for a 25500 planning program for the town and three villages. Local share up to 8500 would be matched two to one by federal funds. no local spending unless approved.
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Bennington
Planning Commission
Commission
Joint Planning Commission
State Armory
Vice President to Address Montpelier Leaders Johnson
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson will speak to a nonpartisan Montpelier group of community leaders on October 25 and deliver a major policy address in Burlington that evening at a Jefferson Johnson dinner. A Johnson rally will be held in Burlington with his wife attending separate events with Mrs Hoff. The visit follows Hoff inviting Johnson at the Miami Beach Governors Conference.
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Montpelier
Philip H. Hoff
Lyndon B. Johnson
Burlington
Johnson
Hoff
Vermont
Miami Beach
Fla
Wallace Moves to Halt Birmingham Integration Amid Riots
Alabama Gov. George Wallace announced that Birmingham schools due for federal integration would be closed after a night of violence. A bomb damaged Arthur Shores home, a Black civil rights leader, and a fatal shooting occurred as riot squads faced rioters and police.
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Birmingham
Ala
George C. Wallace
City Board of Education
Arthur Shores
John L. Coley
Hoff Announces Deal For 140-Mile Stretch
Gov. Philip Hoff announced the completion of a lease agreement with Jay Wulfson to operate the 140 mile Burlington White Creek line through Rutland Middlebury and Bennington to White Creek New York Wulfson plans to form the Vermont Railway Corp and may generate up to 600000 in annual revenues Hoff noted interim service from Delaware & Hudson and Central Vermont Railway as talks continue and said formal lease documents will be signed Friday
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Montpelier
Philip H. Hoff
New Jersey
Jay Wulfson
Burlington
White Creek
N.Y
Rutland
Hoff
Wulfson
Middlebury
Bennington
Vermont Railway Corp
Delaware & Hudson
Central Vermont Railway
Rutland Railway
You
Middletown
New Railway
Burlington - White Creek
Rutland Corporation
Rail line lease between Wulfson and state faces price talks
Negotiations over a 1.9 million salvage value stall a lease deal for a Rutland to Burlington rail section. The plan: a 10 year lease with up to three 10 year renewals, with the state can terminate if operations fail. Wulfson forms a 500000 stock corporation to run minimum daily service and allows other operators into Rutland yards. Local players include Steamtown operator and Dow Chemical unit planning a connecting service. Boston and Maine links to White Creek.
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Wulfson
Rutland
Burlington
White Creek
Bellows Falls
F. Nelson Blount
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston and Maine
Whites Block N C Negroes At Drive-in
About 1000 white protesters surrounded a segregated drive in restaurant in High Point North Carolina and blocked service to a group of Negro customers. Rev. B Elton Cox was struck by a white man and the assailant was arrested. Desegregation activity nationwide remained mostly peaceful with isolated incidents.
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Birmingham
Alabama
High Point
N.C
B. Elton Cox
Congress of Racial Equality
Charleston
S.C
Charleston High
Englewood
N.J
Malverne
N.Y
Chicago
Board of Education
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S. Pownal
Williamstown
Mass
National Safety Council
Jersey
Roy M. Cohn
New York
Sen. McCarthy
Manhattan
Murray FE. Gottesman
Wallace
Dynamite Hill
West End
Ramsay High Schools
Montgomery
City Board of Education of
Ramsay
Graymont
North Little Rock
Steven Fitts
Arkansas
McAlmont School
The
Associated Press
Jack Spratt
Hot Springs, Ark
William Sellers
Garland County
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