Seismic network eyed for Vermont city site
Boston College observers seek to expand their ten station seismic network with four proposed additions including Rutland Vermont and Moodus Connecticut. The system already links Berlin New Hampshire and towns in Maine and detects quarry blasts and distant earthquakes, with remote stations feeding data to Weston.
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Weston, Mass
Boston College
Daniel Linehan
S.J
Boston College Observatory
Berlin
N.H
Caribou
Maine
Milo
Machias
Weston
Polio Clinics Open in Northeast Kingdom Amid Quebec Outbreak
Oral immunization clinics start in Orleans and Essex counties with more than 50 000 free doses circulated by the U S Public Health Service for residents aged 2 to 40. Health officials prioritize border communities as Quebec reports 63 polio cases since August 10 and seven deaths, including cases in Sherbrooke and Stanstead.
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Newport
Orleans
Essex Counties
Sherbrook
Stanstead
Que
Vermont
U.S. Public Health Service
Northeast Kingdom
Deane F. Mosher
Quebec
Sherbrooke
Gamby and Andre discuss divorce in Zurich meeting
In Zurich, Gamby Porumbeanu and his Swiss attorney Eugene Curti held a cordial, overhour session on separation and divorce from Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu. Curti handed back keys to the hillside villa as Gamble remains at large with their two children, Gheorghe Mihail, two, and Grigorea, nine months.
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Gamble Benedict
Andre Porumbeanne
Zurich
Switzerland
Andrei Porumbeanu
Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu
Eugene Curti
Porumbeanu
Curti
Gamble
Gheorghe Mihail
Grigorea
Air Force ends search for winged spacecraft
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP The Air Force called off a search for the United States first winged spacecraft after a 19 hour hunt with the chance of recovery deemed remote The 1100 pound payload reportedly functioned and sent data on pressures and temperatures. A second launch is planned for December.
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United States
Atlantic Ocean
First Princess At Radcliffe Enrolls at Radcliffe College
Christina Bernadotte, a 20 year old Swedish royal princess, becomes the first princess enrolled at Radcliffe College in Cambridge Massachusetts. She registered with 15 forms listing Royal Palace Stockholm as her residence and arrived with four dorm mates led by Anne J d'Harnoncourt.
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Radcliffe College
Women’s College
Christina Bernadotte
Christina
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Stockholm
Holmes Hall
Fay House
Antonia Johnson
Anne J. d’Harnoncourt
Quiet Registration For Alabama Negro Coed At Univ Of Alabama
Vivian Malone, 21, registered for the fall term at the University of Alabama with little incident, walking past National Guardsmen to the desk while James Hood did not appear. Gov. Wallace sparked a guarded federal response last June, but no new violence occurred during this registration period.
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Ala
University of Alabama
Vivian Malone
Miss Malone
Foster Auditorium
National
James A. Hood
Gadsden
Hood
George Wallace
Kennedy
Alabama National Guard
Hoffa Endorses Rockefeller as Kennedy Opponent Sparks Reactions
James R. Hoffa, head of the Teamsters, said Rockefeller could win the 1964 Republican nomination and praised his New York retraining laws. He indicated conditional support and warned he would tell union members about Rockefeller’s platform while opposing Kennedy and Goldwater.
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International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Rockefeller
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Chicago
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Stanley Lever
Columbia Broadcasting System
New York
Levey
Russians Won't Side With China In Border Rift
Moscow cautions Beijing that good neighborly relations depend on respecting borders. Pravda editorial criticizes China for not negotiating with India and hints Moscow will honor frontiers, insisting disputes be settled by peaceful means.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red China
Peking
India
Communist Party
Pravda
Bias in Fraternities Still Strong Across Nation
NAACP officials discuss plans to integrate fraternities and sororities while noting few campuses have racial clauses in charters. The AP survey finds limited Negro membership, with some all Negro sororities and fraternities and local splits from national groups to avoid discrimination.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Chester Lewis
Wichita, Kan
NAACP
Laplois Ashford
The
Associated Press
Quints' Story Proven False Says Father Dionne
Oliva Dionne challenged a McCall's article in which the Dionne quintuplets described a harsh home life. He defended his and Mrs. Dionne's parenting, noting the girls spent early years in a government nursery before returning to their father after the Dafoe custody dispute.
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Ont
Dionne
Oliva Dionne
Quints
Five Sisters
James Brough
McCall’s Magazine
Allan Dafoe
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