Navy Orders Collision Inquiry
The Pentagon forms a Navy investigative board to determine the cause of the Pacific collision between the destroyer USS Evans and the Australian carrier Melbourne. No fault is speculated as the scene is inspected. 73 missing and 200 survivors are reported from Evans.
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J. H W. King Jr
Pentagon
Evans
Melbourne
Frank E. Evans
Manila
USS
Kearsarge
Southeast Asian Treaty Organization
Navy
U.S
Cam Ranh Bay
Saigon
Radio Australia
Sin
Lis
South China Sea
Rules Body Picks Over Sargent Plan
Boston lawmakers faced stiff questioning at a Rules Committee hearing on Gov. Sargent’s sweeping government reorganization proposal. The plan would fold about 170 agencies into nine secretaries, aiming to save up to 190 million dollars, though witnesses questioned guaranteed savings.
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Rules
Sargent Plan
Boston
Sargent
Legislaure
Committee On Rules
Senate
Maurice A. Donahue
Holyoke
House
David M. Bartley
Donald R. Dwight
Robert Casselman
Office of Program and Planning Coordination
Leverett Saltonstall
Dwight
Luva
Casselman
Msgr Marshall Retires From St Marys Pastorate After 52 Years
The Rev. Msgr. Eugene F. Marshall, D.D., retires as active priest and pastor after over 52 years in the priesthood. He will become pastor emeritus at St. Mary's Church in Pittsfield where he has served 27 years. A successor for the Morningside church is expected to be named soon. The former pastor has been a vocal figure in civic and church matters, including a contentious stand with the CIO during 1946 49 over General Electric workers union representation.
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Eugene F. Marshall
D.D
Christopher J. Weldon
Springfield
Msgr
Marshall
St. Mary’s Church
Weldon
Siorth
Morningside Church
Pittsfield
Dalton voters reject regional school plan by large margin
Dalton ballots backed by about 1,286 against and 710 for a $3.7 million regional school project, flanking six other towns that had already approved it. Hinsdale votes next, while officials plan to modify and possibly pay piecemeal to ease tax impact, with double sessions considered for Dalton Junior High.
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Dalton
Central Berkshire
Becket
Cummington
Peru
Washington
Windsor
Hinsdale
Martin J. Cooney
Dalton Junior High
Wahiahah Regional High School
Dalton Selectmen
John W. Bartels
Center School
Bartels
Cranerille
Wahconah
Cooney
Kittredge
Mogul Father and Liberal Son Clash Across Generations
New York profile contrasts GM investor Charles Mott a conservative Republican with his son Stewart a liberal donor and activist. The elder worries about law and order while the 31 year old backs McCarthy Rockefeller Lindsay and antiwar and social causes. The piece notes their strained relationship from years of disagreement.
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New York
Charles $. Mott
General Motors
Stewart R. Mott
Eugene J. McCarthy
Nelson Rockefeller
John Lindsay
Stewart Mott
van the Green
Central Park
Matt
Volkswagen
Father
Park Ave
Mayflower Hotel
Central Park West
61St Street
Stewart
Shalom
Flint
Mich
C. §. Mott Foundation
Columbia University
Spectemur Agenda, Inc
Mott
Mr. Flint
Sisyphus
Detroit
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
Burger Nominated Chief Justice Faces Protests Outside
Washington AP The Senate Judiciary Committee heard to day the nomination of Warren Burger as chief justice while outside Reies Lopez Tijerina of Albuquerque NM led a protest line calling for his arrest for alleged civil rights violations. Burger, a DC Circuit judge, faced questions on ethics outside income and his Mayo Foundation trusteeship.
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Washington
Warren E. Burger
Senate Judiciary Committee
United States
Reies Lopez Tijerina
Albuquerque
N.M
Tijerina
Burger
Abe Forlas
Senate
Supreme Court
Federal Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Joseph D. Tydings
D-Md
Judiciary Committee
Fortas
Tydings
Mayo Foundation
Maryland
Burgers
House kills Pittsfield library referendum bill
Boston The House rejected a bill to allow Pittsfield a special June 18 election on a public library referendum. The vote was 148 to 55. Debate centered on home rule versus bargain, with supporters urging respect for City Council and mayoral sentiment and opponents warning of city costs despite a federal grant. A motion to reconsider failed 151 to 55.
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Boston
Pittsfield
William
Ritterman
Joel S. Greenberg
Thomas C. Wojikowski
When Your Best Score Is 120 Give It Up
After two years of trying the best score this advertiser could muster was 120 with “preferred fies.” He did better with his ad and sold the clubs after the second call. Call 499-0100 and use can Eagle classified. You’ll scare rout well.
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Gapore
Kearsoree
James E. Kyes
Everett J. Larson
Cmdr
A. S. McLemore
Robert Marden
OPPC
Msgr. Marshall
St. Mary’s
International Union of Electrical Workers
CIO
United Electrical Workers Union For Control
General Electric Co
John H. Callahan
Gal- Jahan
Seléctiom
Gernard Weintraub
New York Times News Service
Charles S. Mott
Frank Matrango
North Adams
Sidney Q. Curtiss
Sheffield
Greenberg
Anthony J. McBride
Adams
Kitterman
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