Goldwater Calls for Cuba Attack on New Hampshire Trail
On the campaign trail in Wilton Goldwater urged a U S attack on Cuba proposing a government in exile to be trained and equipped. He claimed U S patience was exhausted and warned of more violence amid civil rights clashes. Rockefeller countered labeling him rash and irresponsible and warned of war if Cuba action continues.
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New Hampshire
Barry Goldwater
United States
Cuba
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Wilton
Fidel Castro
Rockefeller
Concord
Johnson
Kennedy- Johnson
Snow Cover Diminishes After Heat and Rain in Berkshire
Central Berkshire's 10 inch snow blanket nearly disappeared overnight as temperatures rose into the 50s, with light rain and fog aiding melt. Forecaster George J. Bulgarelli notes last month's powdery snows were easily dissipated by a four day warm spell. woods still hold substantial snow in Pittsfield State Forest, with drifting piles remaining and light snow flurries possible tonight as temperatures drop back.
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George J. Bulgarelli
The
Weather Bureau
Hel
Pittsfield State Forest
First Robin Is Chicken in Colonie Backyard
In Albany area the first spring robin in suburban Colonie, nicknamed Chicken, has been cared for by Mr and Mrs Thomas Oliveri. They found the baby bird half dead last August in their yard and raised it in their seven room home. The bird prefers television roast beef and indoor fires and now stays inside.
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Albany
N.Y
Colonie
Thomas Oliveri
Maple Research Urged by Sen Aiken
Sen George D Aiken urged a 180000 federal appropriation to establish a National Maple Production Research Center at the University of Vermont. He tied it to ongoing 74000 annual Forest Service maple research and said the project would aid farmers in 13 maple producing states including Vermont New York Ohio Pennsylvania Wisconsin Michigan Massachusetts New Hampshire Maryland Maine Minnesota Indiana and West Virginia.
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Washington
University of Vermont
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
U.S. Forest Service
Aiken
Vermont
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Michigan
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maryland
Maine
Minnesota
Indiana
West Virginia
Catholics May Vote For Divorced And Remarried Candidates
Boston UPI reports Most Rev Thomas J Riley auxiliary bishop of Boston says Catholics may conscientiously vote for divorced and remarried candidates. He notes personal character matters but favors competent officials even with moral deficiencies if they have ability. When equal, one with known moral standards should be preferred.
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Boston
UPI
Thomas J. Riley
Riley
New Hampshire
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Malaysian Talks Fail Second Time In Bangkok
In Bangkok Malaysia Indonesia and the Philippines failed to settle the withdrawal of Indonesian guerrillas from Malaysian Borneo. Philippine Foreign Secretary Salvador P Lopez, acting as middleman between Indonesia’s Subandrio and Malaysia’s Abdul Razak, announced no agreement was reached after a day of talks.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Malaysia
Indonesia
Phillippines
Barneo
Philippine
Salvador P. Lopez
Subandrio
Abdul Razak
Blips traced to Iowa youths kite flights
Harmless radar blips on a FAA screen near Moline were traced to West Branch Iowa children flying kites. The incidents prompted no danger or official actions.
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Moline
UPI
Federal Aviation Agency
West Branch
Iowa
Rowe Atom Plant Open For World Inspection
Yankee Atomic confirms Rowe Nuclear Plant will open all records to international inspection in Geneva. Public access has existed since 1960 for visuals, now includes fuel data and reactor details. Keenan says aim is to prove peaceful use of nuclear material and deter diversion to weapons.
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Yankee Atomic Electric Co
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U.S
Rowe
Charles H. Keenan
Boston
Yankee Atomic
Geneva
Rowe Plant
Keenan
Yankee
Russia
Slingshot Replacing The Colt .45
WHEATLAND Wye AP The weapon of modern day cowboys says Bob Lukens has become the slingshot. He sells them by the hundreds to stockmen and cowboys who find them useful in flushing cattle and horses from brush. Cowboys also use them for tranquilizing darts and subduing rattlesnakes.
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Wheatland
Wye
Bob Lukens
Lukens
U S to Put Rowe Reactor Under IAEA Safeguards
The United States announced it will place the Rowe nuclear reactor in Massachusetts under IAEA inspection to deter misuse of civil reactors for weapons. Other governments, including the Soviet Union, are urged to follow. Smaller U S reactors at Brookhaven and Piqua are already under IAEA inspection to aid safeguards.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Adrian S. Fisher
Rowe
Mass
International Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA
Fisher
Brookhaven
N.Y
Piqua
Ohio
Hydrogen Fusion Use For Peace Reported
NEW YORK AP reports a small scale lab device at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, the DCX-2, shows hydrogen fusion could yield usable power. Abel says the machine reaches six billion degrees and higher densities, suggesting a peaceful path to thermonuclear energy if engineering challenges are solved.
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New York
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Abel
Peaceful
New York Herald Tribune
Earl Abell
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Vermont House defeats bill to set up state sweepstakes
MONTPELIER AP The Vermont House overwhelmingly defeated a bill to establish a state operated sweepstakes. The roll call was 213 to 22 against the measure.
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Montpelier
Vermont
DPU Drops Water Rate Set for Greenridge Park
The state Department of Public Utilities orders a 20 dollar flat annual rate for each Greenridge Park Dalton household and a 10 dollar annual charge for outside water connections. The change, a 25 percent drop from prior July 1 rates, applies as the company files a new schedule. A DPU hearing in Dalton last August preceded the decision.
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Boston
State Department of Public Abillities
New Junction Water Co
Greenridge Park
Dalton
CPA
DPA
DPU
Roy C. Papalia
Watertown
David M. Brackmann
Newton
State Regulatory Agency
Hoffa Convicted of Jury Tampering in Tennessee
James R Hoffa president of the Teamsters faced a guilty verdict on jury tampering charges. The Chattanooga ruling follows a history of legal battles and potential appeals as Hoffa vows to fight on while awaiting sentencing.
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Hoffa
Chattanooga, Tenn
James R. Hofta
Teamsters International Union
UPI
Chicago
The
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Chattanooga
Nashville, Tenn
Wilson
Nashville
Larry Campbell
Detroit
Thomas E. Parks
Ewing King
Nashville Teamsters
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Campbell
Parks
King
Nicholas J. Tweel
Huntington
W.va
Allen Dorfman
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Chatttanooga Federal Court
Associated Press
Tardy President Delays Funeral For Mrs Wagner
President Johnson diverted to Newark due to fog delaying the funeral of Mrs. Robert F. Wagner. Mayor Wagner, his sons, and his mother-in-law awaited at a funeral home as the presidential party sped through rain to Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. Johnson arrived about 15 minutes late.
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Robert F. Wagner
Johnson
Newark
New Jersey
John F. Kennedy
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
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