Soviet Agent Seeks Asylum After Geneva Disappearance
The State Department said Yuri I. Nossenko, a 36 year old KGB officer, has requested political asylum in the United States. He disappeared from Geneva last week while listed as part of the Soviet delegation at the disarmament conference. Soviet officials doubt an accident and hint he defected.
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Bowdoin Quis Whis Knows the Answers But Flunks Anyhow
Bowdoin College confirms Charles A. Mills, a Bowdoin television quiz team member, was dismissed for failing two subjects. Mills, a sophomore, was part of the team that won five College Bowl contests, earning Bowdoin about $14,000 in scholarship funds. The department honored the students with ceremonies, named them honorary Brunswick citizens, and Gov. John Reed saluted them.
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Massachusetts Court holds redistricting law unchangeable
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that the state legislature cannot amend a reapportionment act last year. It said the Constitution requires House apportionment every ten years based on the census year ending in five, and since 1964 reapportionment complied, there is no basis to amend.
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Mrs Smith on Feminism in NH Presidential Push
Maine Senator Margaret Chase Smith launched a three day tour in New Hampshire to gain votes for the presidential primary. She spoke of gender equality, warned against the Bay of Pigs invasion in Cuba, and urged Khrushchev to prove peace with actions including tearing down the Berlin Wall.
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New Hampshire
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U S Steel Cited in 4 State Price Rig Case
United States Steel Corp and five Minnesota firms were indicted by a federal grand jury in Minneapolis for conspiring to allocate customers and rig bids in the sale of fabricated structural steel in North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin and Minnesota. The panel says weekly meetings from 1849 to 1961 fixed jobs among defendants with non competitive pricing. Potential penalties include up to one year in prison and fines up to 50000 per individual or corporation.
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United States Steel Corp
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St. Paul
Curb on Porno Mag Sales Sparks Legislation Debate
In Boston a bill to bar selling explicit magazines to minors drew mixed views. Rev William H Roche backed the move as a protective step while police supported it, opponents including Ervin Gaines of the ACLU and Louis Schreiber argued it was unconstitutional or overly broad. If enacted, fines up to 1000 dollars would apply.
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Providence Buses Runing Again After Strike
Normal service resumed on United Transit routes in northeastern Rhode Island ending a 15 day bus outage the first mass transit strike in the state in over 44 years.
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New England Governors to Meet on Rails and Racing
Six New England states plan a Boston meeting to address freight and passenger railroad problems. Connecticut Governor Dempsey and others discussed subsidies for the bankrupt New Haven line and a racing conference to review date conflicts. A Kennedy tribute is planned for the regional exhibition at the world’s fair.
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John F. Kennedy
Governor backs Moreland liquor reform plan Albany endorsement urged
Governor Rockefeller endorsed the Moreland Act Commission recommendations for liquor law reform. Proposals include ending retail price fixing and the three year phaseout of the package-store license moratorium while preserving enforcement and temperance goals. Judge Walsh said the panel could extend a year to study enforcement if the legislature agrees.
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Moreland Act Commission
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Moreland Commission
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Medicare Is Locked In Committee
Washington AP Johnson health plan for the elderly under Social Security stalled in the House Ways and Means Committee. Supporters and opponents see little chance of passage without a Mills compromise. A separate five year extension of federal hospital aid shows brighter prospects, with Rep. Carl Albert predicting enactment this year.
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Wilbur D. Mills
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State liquor authorities and others face conduct questions
Fragmentary text notes scrutiny of arbitrary conduct by the State Liquor Authority and others charged with enforcing alcohol laws. The brief hints at investigations or inquiries into administrative actions and compliance issues affecting licensing and governance.
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State Liquor Authority
Berkshire Eagle Subscription Rates by Carrier and Mail
Rates listed for carrier and mail delivery with zone pricing. Includes monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. Notices: subscribers by mail must notify address changes to avoid service interruption. Second class postage paid at Pittsfield Massachusetts.
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