Polish minister blasts Adenauer and US over Cuba policy
At the United Nations Adam Rapacki charged the United States with dangerous Cuba policy and labeled West Germany as a stubborn cold war force. He defended socialist neighbor relations while urging a peace treaty for Germany and a demilitarized West Berlin as a free city.
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United Nations, N.Y
Adam Rapacki
United States
Cuba
West
U.N. General Assembly
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Rapacki
East Germany
West Berlin
Stafford Cancels Vermont Appearances for Duties
Rep. Robert T. Stafford said he is canceling 18 public appearances and 9 speeches in Vermont next week due to Congressional duties. His office noted he plans to open his re election campaign, while the House has not yet acted on foreign aid the Trade Expansion Act postal rate increases or postal worker pay boosts.
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Montpelier
Robert T. Stafford
Vermont
Stafford
House
Storm-damaged Bennington streets strain utilities
Gales hit Bennington and surrounding area causing widespread power and phone outages. CVPS and telephone crews labored through Friday to restore service as lines and stations remained down in Arlington Bennington Manchester Dorset while Rupert powered normally. Wind gusts reached 60 mph on County Street and a large elm cut power lines heightening danger.
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Ford
Dennis S. Woodward
Beech St
Woodward
Central Vermont Public Service Co
Bennington Village
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
CVPS
Harry G. Marshall
New England
Paul W. Bohne
U. S
Harwood Hill
Vermont
Bennington
Shaftsbury
East Arlington
Pownal
Earl Alderman
Earl's
County Street
East Main Street
James B. Gibney
Donald Greenslet
Greenslet
Gibney
Safford St
Hagerman
Survivors Recount Atlantic Plane Disaster Shore Arrival
27 survivors reached land after a Sunday Atlantic plane crash aboard the Swiss ship Celerina. They received medical checks and new clothes while awaiting word on Captain John D. Murray and the fate of 16 listed missing crew and passengers.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Celerina
Air Force
South Ruislip
England
John D. Murray
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Holiday in the Hills Promotes Rural Vermont Lighting
In Granby and Victory Vermont the Holiday in the Hills festival highlights a push to bring electricity to the remote Northeast Kingdom. Organizers plan a Sunday church service lit by power funded and arranged by George Dale before his June death. With costs exceeding $100,000 for power lines, the event raises awareness while showcasing crafts and food to about 3,000 attendees last year.
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Granby
Vermont
Victory
Kangaroo Defendant Clowns Court On Traffic Night
In Miami a traffic offender nicknamed for hopping across the courtroom paid a $10 fine after humorously claiming he acted like a kangaroo if in a kangaroo court. Judge Gerald J. Klein admonished him on court dignity before releasing him.
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Miami
Fla
Gerald J. Klein
Yemen Rebellion Faces Royalist Push In Sana
Rebels seize Sana a six officer cabinet formed under Col Abdullah Sallal and a three man Presidency Council. royalist tribes move toward the capital as Prince Hassan returns from London to claim the throne amid reports of Nasser backed plot and competing royal factions.
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Aden
Yemen
Sana Friday
Red Sea
U.N
Prince Hassan
London
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Free Yemeni Movement
Cairo
Hassan
Sana_ radio
Abdullah Sallal
Yemen Army
Mohammad Aly Osman
U.A.R
Mohammad Al-Badr
Vermont Dev Dept Chief Refutes Hoff Charge On Jobs
Vermont's Development Department chairman Roland Seward told the Bennington Rotary Club that the state gained 2,400 jobs in the past year, rebutting Philip Hoff's claim of a 1,000 job loss. He cited $30 million ski season, 15 percent rise in tourism inquiries, and 3 percent rise in summer lodging. He outlined 20 year goals and budget plans to expand promotion, publicity, and staffing.
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Vermont
Development Department
Philip Hoff
Roland Seward
VDD
Department of Employment Security
Hoff
Seward
Bennington
Rutland Area
Rhode Island
New England
Fighter Group's Six Aces Fail To Answer Roll
At a reunion the roll called the six top aces of the 4th Fighter Group with no answer. Four of the aces died in postwar incidents. one survives in Paris with Maj. James A. Goodson. The fallen include Maj. John T. Godfrey who died in 1958 at 36, Maj. Don S. Gentile in a plane crash, Maj. Duane Beeson of brain tumor, and Maj. Fred Glover in a 1956 crop-dusting crash near Hazelhurst.
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Goldsboro
N.C
Ralph K. Hofer
Salem
Mass
Budapest
James A. Goodson
New York
Paris
U. S
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Here
Gene Price
The
Goldsboro News-Argus
John T. Godfrey
Woonsocket
R.I
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Don S. Gentile
Piqua
Ohio
Goodson
Duane Beeson
Boise
Idaho
Fred Glover
Asheboro
Hazelhurst
Amherst College Receives 3.5 Million Gift for Frost Library
An anonymous alumnus donates 3.5 million to Amherst College for a new library named after poet Robert Frost. The gift is the largest from an alumnus and supports a 17 million capital drive funding faculty pay financial aid dormitory classrooms and space expansion.
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Amherst
Mass
Amherst College
Robert Frost
Calvin H. Plimpton
Plimpton
Mississippi Governor Held in Contempt Over Ole Miss Desegregation
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held Gov. Ross Barnett in civil contempt for blocking James Meredith's enrollment at the University of Mississippi. He was given until 11 a.m. Tuesday to purge, or face $10,000 daily fines and possible custody by the U.S. attorney general. The court's ruling demanded cessation of resistance to federal desegregation orders and maintaining campus order.
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New Orleans
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
University of Mississippi
U.S
Ole Miss
James H. Meredith
Barnett
Walter Gewin
Tuscaloosa
Fla
Griffin Bell
Atlanta
Warren L. Jones
Jacksonville
Meredith
Department of Justice
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Justice Department
Elbert Tuttle
Marshals Ready for Mississippi showdown over Meredith
A reinforced U.S. marshal force plus 110 Ft. Campbell Army engineers and 100 border patrolmen arrived near Oxford Mississippi as tensions rise over James Meredith's enrollment at the University of Mississippi. Officials say troops will not directly handle the admission move but are poised for action if needed.
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Memphis
Oxford
Miss
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Army
Justice Department
Meredith
Naval Air Base
Ft. Campbell
Texas
California
Mississippi
U.S
San Francisco
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Back Woods
Nasser
Soviets
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Crown Price
Middle East
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