Pay Raises For Judges Win Out In Massachusetts
Boston reports the House and Senate agreed on raises for probate and district court judges with salaries pegged at 17 000 to 19 000 yearly based on county size. Additional increases set Governor 35 000, attorney general 20 000, and other state posts, while district attorneys gain 3 000.
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Boston
Hoase
Senate
Dukes
Nantucket
House
Ways and Means Committee
William D. Fleming
Worcester
Fleming
F. Anthony Hanlon
Berkshire Probate Court
Frank W. Cimini
Pittsfield
Peabody
Supreme Judical Court
Dist. Athy
Matthew J. Ryan Jr
Springfield
Hampden
Berkshire
September Coldest Here in 25 Years
The area recorded its coldest September in 25 years. Weather Bureau official George J. Bulparelli noted multiple record lows, including a Sept. 24 low of 23 degrees, surpassing the prior 24 degree mark. Pittsfield averaged 54.1 for September, below the 58.1 norm, while precipitation totaled 2.73 inches, down from average.
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Weather Bureau
U. S. Weather Bureau
George J. Bulparelli
Pittsfield
New Manager Named At Lee Paper Mills
Kimbery Clark announces changes in Lee Paper Mills top management. Samuel N Seager acting general manager named general manager succeeding George B Mintz who moves to executive VP and GM Kimberley Clark of Mexico. Milton J Gordon named assistant general manager. W Thomas Bonn remains assistant to the GM. Gordon joined in 1941. Mintz headed the mill since 1930. Gordon and his family reside on Richmond Avenue.
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Schweitzer
Smith Paper Co. Mills
Mexico
Milton J. Gordon
W. Thomas Bonn
Seagar
Harvard Business School
Lee
William Schweitzer
New Jersey
Mr. Seager
Stockbridge
Under Mountain Road
Lenox
Mr. Gordon
Lee Mills
Columbia
Gordon
Richmond Avenue
Desegregation Efforts Stir Cambridge Race Tensions
In Cambridge Maryland a town of 12 000 wrestles with a civil rights amendment to desegregate public accommodations. Moderates from both races back the measure while opposition argues it threatens private property rights. Gloria Richardson leads the Negro side in protests, urging turnout as guards remain nearby to prevent renewed violence. The article frames a critical test for a new pattern of race relations and the risk of renewed unrest.
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Cambridge
Eastern Shore
Deep South
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Burke Marshall
Washington
Robert Kennedy
Edward Walter
America Legion
Edward Power
American Yearbook Co
Calvin W. Mowbray
Charles E. Cornish
Dorchester County Business and Citizens Association
William Wise
Wise
Texas
Gloria
Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee
Freedom Riders
Manny St. Clair
Cambridge First Committee
Red Disarmament Plan Gets Nod From Briton
British Foreign Secretary Lord Home voiced guarded approval of the Soviet proposal for an 18 nation disarmament summit before June 30. He warned that clear directives must be drafted in advance, including no dissemination of nuclear weapon details, observers to deter surprise, and progress toward abolishing nuclear delivery vehicles. His government would join preliminary discussions leading to such a meeting as described by Mr. Gromyko.
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United Nations, N.Y
Lord Home
Soviet Union
Home
U.N. General Assembly
Gromyko
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations Organization
West
United Nations
Khrushchev
United States
Russia
Red China
Grom Tyko
Dean Rusk
Nort Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Grozhyko
Rusk
U.N
U Thant
Leaders Press Tax and Civil Rights in Congress
Washington AP reports leaders push both the tax cut and civil rights bills toward enactment this session. McCormack and Mansfield say no path urging passage of one without the other, while Byrd schedules hearings on the tax measure as Steele hints at broader Senate timing.
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Washington
Kenne
Mansdy
Nojfield
Congress
Harr
F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Mike Mansfield
Montana
McCormack
Mansfield
House
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Algerian Army Defectors Rally to Rebel Leaders
Algerian army units began defecting to rebels led by Col Mon and Ou El Hadj in Kabylie. Reports say many noncommissioned officers deserted as convoys moved toward the mountains, while Ou El Hadj urged officers to join his force. Ben Bella government made no immediate comment as Berber unrest grows near Algiers. Morocco was accused of backing the revolt, with Ben Bella framing the threat as a mobilization of Algerian masses.
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Algiers
APJ
Mon
Ou el Hadj
Ahmed Ben Bella
Tisi J Quzou
Kabylie
Imen
Tizt Ouzou
Mountaious
Ber Bella
Ben Bella
Algiers Forum
Ite
Morocco
Tizi Ouzau
Bella
Associated Presse
Peabody Signs Self Raise Bill For City Councils
In Boston Gov. Endicott Peabody signed a law letting city councils set their own salaries along with mayors and city managers without referendum. The act takes effect in 90 days and ends the prior requirement to submit increases to voters.
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Boston
Endicott Peabody
Hula Dancer Pays Off After Giants Pennant Bet
Sylvia Von Rueden, a Hawaii native, performs a hula on Grant Avenue in San Francisco to honor a pennant bet placed on the Giants. The scene unfolds in Chinatown amid crowds as she delivers the payoff for the lost wager with a festive display.
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San Francisco
Sylvia von Rueden
Hawaii
Grant Avenue
Chinatown
Giants
Miss von Rueden
Grandparents Charged With Kidnapping
Lee-Murray and Victoria Coleman of South Burlington Vermont face kidnapping charges for allegedly taking Bruce Coleman 54 from his South Lee Elementary playground. They were arraigned as fugitives, freed on $1500 bail, case continued 30 days. Bruce’s mother pursued recovery as a statewide search for the child and grandparents unfolded with police involvement and welfare office custody.
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Lee — Murray
Victoria Coleman
South Burlington
Bruce Coleman
South Lee
Vermont
Bruce
Elma
Feam) Coleman
Coleman
Asst. Dist. Atty
Clement A. Ferris
Colemans
Lee
Arthur L.welcome
the Eagle
Mr. Welcome
Brazee
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Hanlon
Supreme Court
Lee Paper Mills
George B. Mintz
Samuel N. Seager
Ghanshen
Phillip Savage
NAACP
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Gloria Richardson
Marshall
Maui
Pty Bey
Byrd
Jsnoriy
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Barry
Al‘giers
Litte
Son
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