Kennedy McCormack Debate Sees New Debate Challenge
In Holyoke Massachusetts Ed ward M Kennedy and Edward J McCormack Jr state attorney general clash in their second face to face debate for the Democratic U S Senate nomination Kennedy rejects personal attacks and McCormack calls for at least five more debates across the state with a Boston windup both men emphasize running on their own names and public records.
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Holyoke
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Edward Moore
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Edward Ted Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack
Mass
Holyoke War Memorial Auditorium
U.S. Senate
Mariner 2 Goes Into Sun's Gravitational Orbit
Pasadena reports Mariner 2 becomes a sun shadow 1.6 million miles from Earth as solar gravity overtakes Earth's pull. The 447 pound craft will drift as a sun satellite until it veers past Venus next December 14 at a 9 000 mile distance.
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Pasadena
Calif
Venus
Mariner 2
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Space
Earth
US fears new tension in Berlin amid bitter Soviet note
Washington officials view the Soviet note to the Western powers as a sharp propaganda blast that may signal fresh moves in Berlin. The note calls for a German treaty ending the occupation regime in West Berlin and criticizes Western actions around the wall, raising concerns of Khrushchev seeking a separate East German accord.
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Washington
Berlin
State Department
U.S
Khrushchev
East Germany
West Berlin
West Germany
Soviet Union
Wall
Nuisance Decree Sparks Gas Company Challenge
Vermont Gas Corp officials said they will challenge Bennington Village trustees over a November 1 abatement deadline for the Lincoln Street gas plant. Frank Prideaux argued the board lacks jurisdiction, citing prior state authorities and a history of safe operation with gas produced from naptha oil. The company vows to seek reimbursement for damages if operations suspend.
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Bennington Village
Lincoln Street
Frank Prideaux
Prideaux
Bennington Wgc
Board of Trustees
VGC
Seven States Gas Co
Board of
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Attorney General Advice Figures in Trustees Action
Bennington Village Board of Trustees discussed the Stark Generator and, with Village President James B. Gibney and Village Clerk Hilda Hurley present, read a letter from Vermont Attorney General Charles J. Adams. Adams suggested an injunction process if the generator is a nuisance, guiding the trustees to label it a nuisance and order abatement.
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Bennington
James B. Gibney
Hilda Hurley
Vermont
Charles J. Adams
Kirby
Paterson
Adams
Write-In Vote for Lefevre on Democratic Ticket Seen
Incumbent State Senator Reid Lefevre of Manchester contemplates a Democratic write-in bid while running as a Republican for one of the county two state senate seats. Only George Van Santvoord has filed on the Democratic side. The three way race with Eugene V. Clark is expected to be close as Lefevre weighs cross filing and cross ticket dynamics.
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Cuba
Kennedy
Berlin Wall
McCormack
Lefevre
Reid Lefevre
Manchester
Senate
Eugene V. Clark
Bennington
GBA Tours Bennington Post Office for Facility Survey
The Greater Bennington Association visited the Bennington post office to survey facilities and suggest needs for improvement. Directors Armand Lampron and Alfred Hertz sent by the GBA planned to report findings, citing federal delays on major improvements and crowded work areas at the South Street site.
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Alfred Hertz
Monument Avenue
Bernard F. Ryan
Parcel Post
Hertz
Greater Bennington Association
Post Office Committee
Ryan
Main Street
GBA
Edmunds
Bennington
Stanley Pekalski
Loca
Donad C. Hicks
Armand Lampron
West Road
Lampron
Hicks
Post Office
South Street
Vermont Youth Shot in Georgia Voter Drive
Federal agents monitored a voter registration meeting in Sasser near Albany after gunfire hit houses in the area. John Chatfield of Bradford Vermont, 20, was wounded when a house in Dawson was struck. Earlier, four Negro residences near Leesburg were attacked as registration efforts intensified.
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Georgia
Sasser
FBI
John Chatfield
Bradford
Dawson
Leesburg
Integrated Group
Chatfield
South Texas home builds basement chapel shelter
Beeville Texas near San Antonio reports the South Texas Children's Home has completed a basement chapel that could serve as a fallout shelter. The refuge would house more than 150 children and staff for two weeks in a nuclear attack scenario.
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Beeville, Tex
Soblen Takes Barbiturates Before Deportation Flight
Dr. Robert A. Soblen, a 61 year old psychiatrist and wartime spy, attempted suicide with barbiturates minutes before boarding a Pan American jet bound for New York to serve a life sentence. He was rushed to Hillingdon Hospital near London Airport in serious condition.
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London
Robert A. Soblen
United States
British Home Office
Soblen
Hillingdon Hospital
Home Office
New York
Brixton
U.S
Soviet Union
Britain
Home
Henry Brooke
Ali
Czechoslovakia
Kennedy
Justice Department
Washington
Soviet Space Flop Count Tied to US Mariner 2 Rivalry
U.S. space officials report the Soviet Union failed in five of six Mars and Venus launch attempts, with the sixth turning into a long foul. They note two recent failures two weeks apart as they tried to beat or match America’s Mariner 2 launch toward Venus, including a breakup in space on August 25.
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Soviet Union
Mars
Venus
U.S
America
Mariner
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