Second Firm Acting Hurlbut Clean Up of River Poised
Hurlbut Papers, a Mead Corp unit with two mills in South Lee, plans to take necessary steps within the next 12 months to abate its river waste. Dr. Edwin Flinn, GM, says a final report from two years of analysis will be submitted to the state Health Department.
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LEE Hurlbut Papers
Mead Corp
South Lee
Housatonic River
Hurlbut
Edwin
Flinn
The
Eagle
Peter J. Schweitzer Mills
Columbia and
Fagie Mills
Willy and Laurel Mills
Dr. Flinn
Butler Hailsham Maudling Vie For Tory Premiership
Britain's Conservative Party faces a three man race to succeed Harold Macmillan. Richard Butler leads followed by Lord Hailsham with Reginald Maudling the dark horse addressing 4000 delegates at the Blackpool conference. Macmillan’s illness leaves the field unsettled as party factions jockey for influence and future leadership.
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Blackpool
England
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Richard A. Butler, Jr
Lord Hailsham
House of Lords
Dark Horse
Reginald Maudling
Maudling
High Command
Commons
Butler
Macmillan
Williams Trustees Kick Off Campaign With Pledges
Williams College trustees have started a three year anniversary fund drive with total pledges of 1 011 000 toward a 14 million goal. The 16 trustees span the continent from Boston to Palo Alto and include Ferdinand K Thun president of Berkshire Knitting Co Reading Pa as the senior pledged member. Alfred E Driscoll a trustee and former governor of New Jersey serves campaign chairman with Massachusetts trustees William E Park Boston and Talcott M Banks Jr Cambridge along with President John E Sawyer a 1939 graduate.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Boston
Palo Alto
Ferdinand K. Thun
Berkshire Knitting Co
Reading
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey
Massachusetts
William E. Park
Talcott M. Banks Jr
Cambridge
John E. Sawyer
Vermont Joins N.H. Shuts Woods
Showers were forecast across New England but little relief was expected for parched woodlands. The Weather Bureau said rainfall would be light and not ease the prolonged dry spell, keeping forest fire danger high in Central Massachusetts, southern New Hampshire, and Vermont. Governor Hoff banned access to Vermont woodlands, the worst fire threat in 15 years, with similar orders already in New Hampshire. Maine officials warned against smoking in woods and may restrict activity if conditions worsen.
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Boston
New England
U.S
Weather Bureau
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Philip Hoff
John W. King
Maine
Austin H. Wilkins
Sixteen States Drought Stricken
Drought conditions aggravated by hot autumn weather parch areas in at least 16 states from Texas to New Hampshire. An Associated Press survey shows rainfall deficits since 1963 causing water shortages and fire risk as municipalities report restrictions. both surface sources and deep wells are affected.
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Chicago
Texas
New Hampshire
Associated Press
Rockies
St Johns Vote Blocks Peabody On Public Works Reform
Sen Edmund R St John Jr cast the deciding vote as Gov Peabody failed to win Senate approval for DPW reorganization. A 20 19 substitute bill cleared, after earlier defeats, with Parker absent Illness and St Johns later break tying vote. The plan would shift control to the governor and replace the three man DPW commission with a five man board.
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St. John’s
Peabody On Public Works
Dept
Boston
Edmund R. St. John Jr
Adams
Deabody
John J. Parker
Taunton
Parker
Senate
John ©. Powers
Peabody
DPW
Long
Sen. St. John
St. John
Ways and Means Committee
Ricciardi
John D. Warner
George C. Toumpouras
Five Day Forecast From Weekend Cool. Warm Tuesday Wednesday
Five day outlook shows temperatures near 49 degrees on average for the period. Cooler conditions expected this weekend with a warm trend returning by Tuesday and Wednesday. Scattered showers are forecast for Wednesday.
Red Army Blockade Halts U.S. Convoy on Autobahn
About 100 Soviet troops blocked a U.S. Army supply convoy from Berlin on the autobahn near Babelsberg. A second convoy of 100 armed soldiers stood nearby, ready to assist. The incident marked the worst auto highway confrontation in years amid East West tensions.
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Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
Babelsberg
Moon Flight Ban Stymies Joint U S Moon Project
The House approved a 5.1 billion space agency appropriation but barred any use of funds for a joint manned lunar mission with Russia. Rep Thomas Pelly led the restriction, backed by Republicans and Southern Democrats, with 125 to 110 vote.
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Washington
National Space Agency
Russia
Kennedy
United Nations
United States
Thomas M. Pelly
IR Wash
Pelly
Senate
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
Thomas’ Committee
Louis G. Wyman
R-N.h
Wyman
New Englander
Algeria Expels Four Foreign Newsmen
In Algiers Algeria expelled four foreign correspondents including Alain Raymond of United Press International who was ordered to depart tonight. Andrew Boroweicz of Associated Press Christian Guy of the Paris newspaper Aurore and Jacques Menachem a correspondent for several foreign publications also received expulsion orders.
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Algiers
API
Algeria
Alain Raymond
United Press International
Andrew Boroweicz
Associated Press
Christian Guy
Paris
Aurore
Jacques Menachem
Trench
Soviet Economy Admits Lag Behind U S Output
Moscow report in Moskovskaya Pravda acknowledges the Soviet economy trails the United States in productivity. Industrial workers are said to be 2 to 24 percent as productive as American workers. The piece, echoing Premier Khrushchev, also predicts the Ing will be wiped out within ten years.
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Moscow
United States
Moskovskaya Pravda
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Ing
Lasting Coexistence Seen By Lord Home
Blackpool England AP Foreign Secretary Lord Home predicted a prospect of genuine and lasting coexistence between Western Allies and the Russians. He cautioned that complete understanding is not yet reached and Allies must stay vigilant until it is. He urged cultivating contacts with the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe and seeking political agreements to narrow differences. He stressed keeping the United States allied with Britain as essential to security and balance of power.
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Blackpool
England
Lord Home
Home
Soviet Union
Europe
United States
Britain
Rusk protests Soviet delay of Berlin West Germany convoys
Secretary of State Dean Rusk summoned Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin to protest the latest harassment of American troops on the Autobahn linking West Berlin with the West. The 18 vehicle 61 man convoy was delayed 16 hours at the West German checkpoint and halted again near West Berlin as President Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko held talks in Washington.
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U.S
Marienborn
Berlin
Babelsberg
West Berlin
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Siay
West Germany
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Rusk
West
Kennedy
Andrei Gromyko
Kennedy Gromyko near accord on two minor issues
President Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister An der Gromyko held a two hour White House session to ease East West tensions. They agreed to start technical talks for a commercial aviation agreement and press for a UN resolution urging no nuclear weapons in space orbit. Both sides signaled no major concessions on Berlin or other friction points. Khrushchev praised the nuclear test ban and hinted at pulling West troops from Berlin while Moscow said most Cuban combat forces had left.
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Washington
Kennedy
Russia
Berlin
Germany
White House
Ander Gromyko
Gromyko
Kremlin
Cuba
Moscow
UPS
Nikita
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Andrei Gronmyke
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Hailsham
House of Commons
N.H
Hammond
Charles A. Bishee Jr
Chesterfield
George D. Hammond
Westfield
James J.long
Woburn
Bishee
Japan
Reds
Ma- Newborn
Albert Thomas
D-Tax
Appropriations
Pravda
Dobrynin
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