Peabody Pushes TV Appeal to Reorganize DPW
Governor Endicott Peabody argued on WNAC-TV for a DPW reorganization to save a $150 million construction plan and federal highway funds. Senate President Powers backed the move, noting the governor’s authority to appoint a five-member commission and assign divisions within the state’s top spending agency.
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Boston
Endicott Peabody
Public Works Department
Wnac-Tv
Senate
John E. Powers
Peabody
Ricciardi
State Pay Raises Nearing Approval in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Senate moved near-final approval on a bill to grant 10 percent pay raises to 40,000 state employees, with retroactive effect to July 1 and an estimated $23 million cost. Earlier, Gov. Peabody signed laws boosting pay for superior and land court judges, district attorneys, and assistants.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Senate
House
Peabody
Goldwater Attacks Kennedy Policies as Disastrous
Sen. Barry Goldwater in San Antonio labeled President Kennedy's foreign policy the most disastrous in U S history. He condemned the administration for retreating from global leadership, warning that weakness at home would invite disaster and comparing policy to being “waltzed in Berlin and cross-eyed in Paris.”
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San Antonio
Tex
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy
United States
Arizona Republican
Goldwater
Borslin
Paris
Cuba
Election Data For Voters in Tuesday Primary
A half page with sample ballot capsule biographies of all contested candidates voting hours and polling places for Tuesday's municipal primary election.
Williams Raises Tuition At Williams College
Williams College will raise tuition from 1400 to 1600 for next academic year 1965 while keeping the 100 consolidated fee. A trustees letter to undergraduates and admitted students notes costs will still cover about half of education with gifts and endowment funding covering the rest. President Sawyer says rising costs require increases to maintain faculty salaries and facilities.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Board of
Williams
Joh E. Sawyer
Berbers and Algerian Army Clash in Open Battle
In Algiers region, Berber rebels and Algerian army fight with ground given and units withdrawing under heavy fire. Rebel chief Hocine Ait Ahmed urges a nationwide war against President Ahmed Ben Bella as sniping and mountain fighting continue near Michelet and Fort National in the Kabylie mountains.
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Algiers
Hocine Ait Ahmed
Ahmed Ben Bella
Fort National
Kabylie
Air Alamed
Michelet
Ait Ahmed
Ben Bella
Ali Ahmed
U S and Reds Swap Four Spies in Moscow Washington Trade
The United States freed two Americans Walter Ciszek and Marvin Makinto n after their 23 year imprisonment in the Soviet Union in exchange for two Soviet personnel Ivan Egorov and his wife Aleksandra. The swap occurred amid ongoing U S Soviet talks and follows the 1961 Powers Abel exchange. Also left behind were Robert Balteh and Joy Ann Baltet accused in a six year conspiracy to relay data on U S rocket sites and naval installations.
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New York
United States
Walter Ciszek
Soviet Union
Idlewild
Ivan D. Egorov
United Nations
Aleksandra
Washington
Powers
Francis Gary Powers
Rudolf Abel
James B. Donovan
Fidel Castro
Moscow
Kennedy
Andrei A. Gromyko
Egorov
U.S
Robert K. Balteh
Joy Ann Baltet
Joy Ann Garber
Baltehs
Duly 2
Kigorovs
Soviet Blockade Halts U.S. Convoy Near Berlin
Soviet forces kept a blockade on a U.S. Army supply convoy into Berlin with about a dozen armored personnel carriers and 100 armed troops, defying U.S. protests as the standoff continued over the handling of American military personnel.
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Berlin
U.S
Home emerges as key candidate in Britain power struggle
In Blackpool, a powerful Conservative bloc pushes Foreign Secretary Lord Home into the race to succeed Harold Macmillan. Ex-ministers plot to block Richard Butler and Tan Hailsham. Home seen as dark horse likely to gain a top post. The party’s annual conference features Home’s favorable windup speech and Maudling’s somber economic address.
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Blackpool
England
Lord Home
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Munday
Richard A. Butler
Tan Hailsham
Dark Horse
Isul
Buller
Macmillan
Birmingham Teens Indicted in Virgil Ware Killing
Two white 16 year olds, Michael Joe Farley and Larry Joe Sims, were indicted for first degree murder in the shooting of Virgil Ware during racial disorders after the 15 September church bombing. Bond set at 10000 remains. Police officer Jack Parker was not indicted in the shooting of six year old John Robinson, with coroner noting possible accidental discharge during police action.
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Birmingham
Ala
Michael Joe Farley
Larry Joe Sims
Jefferson
Jack Parker
Johm Robinson
Polien
Robinson
JO. Buller
Parker
Wats
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Ivan D, Egorov
Aleksandra Egorov
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Reginald Maudling
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