Hoff Outlines Results of Talks With Fairbanks-Morse Officials
Governor Hoff reports five conclusions from talks with Fairbanks-Morse officials about the St Johnsbury plant. The plant is described as antiquated and under consideration for consolidation of weighing operations. No definite relocation yet but study continues. Union and management failed to extend the current contract and plan new negotiations Oct 4.
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Hoff
Fairbanks-Morse
Montpelier
Phillip H. Hoff
Fairbanks-Morse and Company
St. Johnsbury
New York
Fairbanks - Morse
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Fairbanks- Morse
Hugh J. Harley
Union
John Johnson
Mobster Valachi Testifies Ahead of Public Hearing
Mobster Joseph Valachi, 60, arrives at the Senate for a private session with the Investigations subcommittee to discuss the nationwide crime syndicate. A public hearing is scheduled for Friday as authorities seek to learn more about La Cosa Nostra and its leaders.
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Senate
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Valachi
U.S
Underworld
la Cosa Nostra
Robert Kennedy
Washington
Cosa Nosta
Tax Bill Now in Senate Faces Dubious Prospects
The House passed Kennedy's 11 billion tax cut by 271 to 155, a major victory for the administration. Senate action is uncertain as Byrd plans closed door briefings and hearings may be delayed, with hopes of passage in 1963 for earlier withholding changes.
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Senate
Washington
House
Kennedy
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
U.S
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Finance Committee
Byrd
Congressional
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Senate Democratic
Inside Winhall drivers petition for access road fixes
A town meeting reports drivers petitioning for repairs to an access road in Winhall. The note appears on Page 7 with local concerns about road safety and municipal response. Democratic caucuses and Bendi Boosters items follow on subsequent pages.
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Winhall
Birmingham Probes Bombing as Kennedy Team Visits
Investigators in Birmingham pursue leads on a treacherous decoy bombing that lured people onto the street, followed by a second shrapnel blast. Former Army secretary Royall and coach Blaik, sent by President Kennedy to ease racial tensions, meet with white and Negro leaders and plan further talks.
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Birmingham
Ala
Army
Kenneth C. Royall
Earl Blaik
Royall
Blaik
Kennedy
Royal
Dominican Republic Coup Ends Bosch Presidency
Rightist military leaders seized control in Santo Domingo after deposing President Juan Bosch, accusing him of aiding communism and provoking crisis. Bosch, 54, was rumored exiled to Puerto Rico while his family and allies faced uncertain fate. The United States suspended relations and aid, denouncing the coup as a setback to hemispheric democracy.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Haiti
Bosch
Puerto Rico
Luis Munoz Marin
San Juan
San Ysidro
Munoz Marin
United States
State Department
Washington
Enriquillo del Rosario
Trujillo
Rafael Trujillo
Elby Vinas Roman
Edith Threatens Puerto Rico and Hispaniola Pose Direct Jamaica Hit
Hurricane Edith tracked west northwest threatening Puerto Rico the Dominican Republic and Haiti with high tides. Forecasters warned of potential direct impact on Jamaica as the storm maintained its dangerous course.
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Miami, Fla
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Jamaica
Macmillan to Fight Denning Report on Profumo Affair
London reports indicate Prime Minister Macmillan will wage an all out battle with Labour and the Liberal Party over Lord Denning's Profumo inquiry finding ministers failed to address the romance between John Profumo and Christine Keeler. Denning found no breach of national security but said Profumo's conduct created reasonable belief of adultery.
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London
Macmillan
Labor Party
Lord Denning
Denning
Britain
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Harold Wilson
Profumo
Miss Keeler
Goldwater Declines UNH Visit Plans
Sen. Barry Goldwater will not visit the University of New Hampshire, stating his current plans focus on re election to the U.S. Senate. He cited a full schedule and a need to coordinate with his campaign manager before making commitments for next year. Norris Cotton plans to run in the March 10 Republican primary as a Goldwater delegate.
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Sharon T. Powers
University Republican Club
Sen
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Goldwater
Miss Powers
University
Republican Club
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Hugh Gregg
Stolen Manuscripts From National Archives Recovered in NY Case
The National Archives items including Civil War era letters were traced to dealer Charles Hamilton in New York after a woman with nine aliases sold them. The FBI intervened and the letters, dating 1821 to 1866, were set to be returned to Washington amid a wider theft investigation.
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New York
National Archives
New York Times
Charles Hamilton
East 53Rd Street
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Hamilton
FBI
Robert Bahmer
Ulysses S. Grant
Andrew Johnson
Andrew Jackson
John C. Calhoun
Jackson
Big Noise No Buyer In Wheat Deal
In Washington officials say no Soviet move has been made to buy wheat and the big buyer, Czechoslovakia, has only approached the United States. President Kennedy asked two House committees to discuss the matter with Cabinet members, amid reports from trade sources that Communists may seek up to 200 million bushels. Senator Humphrey and Senator Aiken spoke on the matter, reflecting farm interests and trade rumors.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
United States
Agriculture and
State Department
Kennedy
House
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
George T. Aiken
R-Vt
Kennedy Seeks Water Support on Western Tour
President Kennedy campaigns in the Rocky Mountain region stressing water resource projects and a shift from Eisenhower era no new starts. He cites plans to approve 211 new water projects and 182 watershed projects costing about four billion dollars while defending the nuclear test ban treaty.
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Great Falls
Mont
Kennedy
Rocky Mountain
Billings
Grand Teton National Park
Wyoming
Grand Teton
Washington
Utah
Powers Re-Elected Democratic Chairman In Bennington
More than 100 Bennington Democrats filled the county courthouse to re-elect Lawrence F. Powers of North Bennington as chairman of the town Democratic committee over Raymond P. Betit of 118 Imperial Ave. Powers won 60 votes to 41. The caucus also re-elected other officers and named 15 delegates to the Bennington County Democratic Committee.
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Bennington Town
Democratic Committee
Carmel A. Babcock
Lawrence F. Powers
Ruby M. van Stantvoord
Michael J. Hogan Jr
Bennington County
Bennington
North Bennington
Raymond P. Betit
Imperial Ave
Powers
Betit
Power
Grandview St
Union St
Ruby M. van Santvoord
Shadowbrook Road
Sanford Buxbaum
Robert E. Cummings Sr
Richard A. Corcoran
Gloria Gil
McCall St
Marion Cummings
Washington Ave
Earl J. Harris
Robert Keough
Stephen L. Vince
Alfred T
Stafford Votes Tax Cut and Favors Economy
Rep. Robert T. Stafford of Vermont backs President Kennedy's $11 billion tax cut plan becoming one of 48 Republicans to support the bill. He vows to oppose unnecessary federal spending and criticizes current tax rates as regressive and confiscatory.
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Washington
Robert T. Stafford
R- Vt
Kennedy
Stafford
Congress
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Joseph Valachi
Capitol
Page
Bendi Boosters
Juan D. Bosch
University of N.H
Rockies
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