Manhunt ends as cop killer nabbed on Maine potato farm
FBI and state police captured Peter Ladette 26, a parolee from Cambridge, Mass., near Hodgdon Maine after he was found working on a potato farm. He carried a 9 mm pistol and surrendered quietly. The case ties to the Malden patrolman Edward Callahan shooting during a supermarket holdup. Two others were jailed, and a liver transplant case at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital was noted.
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Hodgdon
Maine
Peter J. Ladertoy
Cambridge
Mass
Malden
FBI
Ladette
Massachusetts
Edward C. Callahan
Massachusetts General Hospital
Lawrence Guerra
Watertown
Lacette
Louis
Mari
Lyn Maillet
Elizabeth McDonough
Newton
Peter Ladette
Marilyn Maillet
Peter
Erwin Rhoda
Rhoda
Callahan
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Peter Bent Brigham
Mrs Bridges and Sen Cotton Named to Goldwater Drive
In Laconia the Laconia Citizen front editorial says Sen Norris Cotton and Mrs Doloris Bridges will co chair the Goldwater campaign in New Hampshire. The piece notes Mrs Bridges widow of Styles Bridges and her push as a delegate candidate pledged to Barry Goldwater. Kennedy plans to address the UN General Assembly and fly to New York tonight.
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Laconia
N.H
Laconia Citizen
Norris Cotton
Doloris Bridges
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Bridges
Styles Bridges
Senate
Citizen
Senator Goldwater
Washington
Kennedy
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Carlyle Hotel
Missing Girl Found Strangled in Everett Mass
Eight year old Mary D Albenzio, missing since yesterday, was found dead in the Everett dump. Police say she was strangled with a shoe string. Last seen near 47 Heath Street around 5 p m. A man was reportedly seen with her before she disappeared. An all night search of the dump led to the discovery.
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Everett
Mass
Mary D’albenzio
Petrino D’albenzio
Heath St
Liver Transfer Highlight Promises Advances in Surgery
A Page 3 Banner report outlines a liver transfer case showing potential breakthroughs in transplant techniques. Details emphasize surgical steps, recovery prospects, and implications for future patient access and organ donation policies.
Hoff Vows Aid to Keep Fairbanks-Morse Plant Open
Governor Hoff stated the state will assist in keeping the Fairbanks-Morse plant in St. Johnsbury operating. He met with company officials after reports suggested possible closure, noting the facility employs several hundred workers and is financially viable despite an old building.
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Hoff
Fairbanks-Morse
Fairbanks - Morse
Edwin F. Rousch
St. Johnsbury
Industrial Building Authority
Vermont
Local
234, Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Montpelier Sends Gifts To Fischer Quintuplets
Montpelier and Reddy Company ship a package of Montpelier made goods to Mr and Mrs Fischer in Aberdeen South Carolina. The box includes diaper pins feeding spoons blanket rings and plastic training cups along with congratulations and best wishes from local residents.
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Montpelier
Fischer
Aberdeen
S.C
Solon Gray
Reddy Co
Andrew Fischer
Indonesia Apologizes To Britain After Embassy Riot
Indonesia expressed regret over the mob burning and looting of the British Embassy and other property in Jakarta. Troops restored order after a 10 000 strong protest against the British backed Federation of Malaysia while British families prepared to leave. Sukarno's government issued a conciliatory statement denouncing the violence and urging protection for British subjects.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Washington
Federation of
Malaysia
Sukarno
Lord Home
Train Bus Crash Spurs Questions
Salinas California AP reports mounting investigations and public outcry over Tuesday's railroad crossing crash that killed 28 Mexican migrant workers. The incident raises questions about the bracero program as probes begin at federal and state levels. Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez calls for defeating a bill extending bracero labor imports for one year.
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Salinas
Calif
Henry B. Gonzalez
D-Tex
Congress Congressman Sees Pressure in Airline Case
Rep. William L. Springer accuses possible undue pressures on the Civil Aeronautics Board to reverse its Northeast Airlines ruling. He urges Congress to probe Justice Department actions and others involved. Despite his critique, complaints about the CAB decision continue.
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Washington
Illinois
Civil Aeronautics Board
Northeast Airlines
William L. Springer
Congress
Justice Department
CAB
Aeronautics Board
Northeast
New York-Miami
Senate Commerce
New York
Springer
Senate
House
House Legislative Oversight Committee
Riot at Parkside High in Jackson as youths clash with police
A mob of Negro teenagers stoned helmeted officers at Jackson Michigan's Parkside High during a flare up over the new $3 million school. Police arrested ten students, including a white girl, for disorderly conduct as about 100 to 150 Negro adults gathered nearby with minor injuries reported.
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Jackson, Mich
Roscoe Gray
Parkside High School
Sembly
Jackson
Michigan
Alabama
Bennington Plans Move Forward In Municipal Strategy
Inside coverage notes Bennington’s push on planning and redevelopment. Editorial discusses the approach and local governance steps as the town seeks to shape future development.
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Bennington
Medical Society President Opposes Mandatory Child-Beating Reports
Dr. J. B. McGill of the Vermont Medical Society questions a proposed law forcing doctors to notify police of suspected child abuse. He argues enforcement would be hard and defamation suits by parents named by doctors could rise. The governor’s committee on children and youth studies rapid child protection, noting some doctors may hesitate to report.
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Governor’s Committee On Children and Youth
Vermont
Kennedy pushes 11 billion dollar tax cut plan
President Kennedy urges national support for a proposed 11 billion dollar across the board tax cut aimed at boosting the economy and preventing a recession. He cites past recessions, notes House Ways and Means Committee approval, and warns that Senate action may lag. Republican responses demand equal time to counter.
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United States
Kennedy
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy Sues For Grassroots Backing On Tax Bill
President Kennedy urged national radio and television audiences to support the $11 billion tax reduction as essential to the economy and freedoms. He warned the measure faced delay in the House and Senate, calling for swift passage without Republican spending curbs. William E. Miller quickly demanded equal airtime to respond.
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Washington
Kennedy
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
State of the Union
House
Senate
William E. Miller
Kennedy to meet Birmingham leaders on race tension
White House announced President Kennedy will meet Thursday with Rev. Martin Luther King Jr and six other Negro leaders to discuss Birmingham Alabama racial conditions. Pierre Salinger said the group includes five Birmingham residents who plan to report on city conditions after the church bombing that killed four children.
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Washington
Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Pierre Salinger
White House
Salinger
Migrant Barn Upgrades Halt Relocation Plans in Vermont
A Vermont inspection found migrant quarters at Southern Vermont Orchards still deficient after a 48 hour notice. Improvements include outside privies fire extinguishers and cleaner grounds but more work remains such as running water shower and refrigeration. Some workers have moved to the upgraded barn while an older building will be condemned.
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Pownal
Atty
R. Marshall Witten
Roderick J. Humphreys
Vermont
Humphreys
Erwin W. Meyer
Meyer
Witten
Huphreys
Franklin P. Jones
Pownall
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Harold White
Gov
George Romney
Elven Duvall
Jackson School
Wilmington
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Cardinals
St. Louis
Medical Society
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