Norwich Cadets clash with students in Vermont College riot
In Montpelier police and more than 300 Norwich University Cadets fought with Vermont College students during a party raid. Police fired warning rounds and tear gas as a crowd of about 2,000 watched. Col. Lewis F. E. Perry promised discipline for ring leaders and possible expulsion, while officers were knocked down amid chaotic scenes.
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Montpelier
Norwich University
Vermont College
Lewis FE. Perry
Norwich
Monpelier
Perry
Equal Pay Principle Is Given Approval
Congress approved the principle that women should be paid the same wages as men for equal work and it nears law. The measure, backed by Edith Green and Pat McNamara, would end sex discrimination in pay for about 27 million workers under the Fair Labor Standards Act.诺
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Congress
Esther Peterson
House
Senate
Edith Green
D-Ore
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Kenon
Kennedy
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Green
Congress backs equal pay for women across jobs
AP News At Glance notes Congress endorses equal pay for women for equal work, with passage unlikely. International reports the Vatican council fate tied to Pope John’s health. NATO ministers reveal a joint North American European nuclear strike force. National highlights President Kennedy birthday salute as the Democratic party receives presents.
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Washington
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Pope John
NATO
Ottawa
Kennedy
Democratic Party
NATO plans four point program to boost nuclear power group
Ottawa report states NATO ministers draft communique outlines a four point plan to strengthen nuclear capabilities. It cites assignment of Britain’s submarine forces to Europe, creation of a nuclear affairs center near Paris, integration of NATO members in Allied commands, and broader sharing of nuclear information. The text notes concerns over Cuba and Laos threats and reaffirms Berlin defense pledges.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council of Ministers
NATO
Cuba
Laos
Atlantic Pact
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Britain
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Europe
Lemnitzer
Paris
Arey
Mene
Neb
Strategic ‘Air Command
France
Permanent Council of the Alliance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Biddeford Legion Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Tighe-Beau doin-Farley Post American Legion in Biddeford elected Royal N. Sheltra as commander Adrien Poissant first vice commander Edmond Pinard second vice commander Oliva Bolduc adjutant Roland St Michel finance and service officer Robert BouCher chaplain and Robert LaBelle sergeant at arms. Installation set for June 13 at 8 p.m. at the Biddeford Legion home. Delegates to the state convention were Sheltra Boucher and Come Lebel with alternates Hanusek Bolduc and Alfred Prejean.
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American Legion
Post
Elm Street
Biddeford
Royal N. Sheltra
Adrien Poissant
Edmond Pinard
Robert LaBelle
Oliva Bolduc
Roland St. Michel
Robert Boucher
Biddeford Legion
Bar Harbor
Sheltra
Boucher
Come Lebel
Joseph Hanusek
Alfred Prejean
King Brothers Circus
Nanos Named Merchandise Manager at Butler's Downstairs
Michael Nanos of Biddeford has been appointed as the new merchandise manager for Butler's Downstairs Department replacing Je Cookson who retired after 22 years. Nanos formerly bought for the Men's and Boys' Department from 1949 to 1960 and has since held roles including manager of Benoit's Biddeford Store. He and his wife Rollande Lessard have one daughter Pamela Ann and he has long been active in Biddeford Little League.
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Michael Nanos
Pool St
Biddeford
Butler
Je* Cookson
Nanes
Biddeford High School
Rollande Lessard
Pamela Ann
Nanos
St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church
Little League
Benoit
Senate Rejects Thaanum Bill on Maine Unemployment Law
Maine Senate voted 19 to 8 to indefinitely postpone the Thaanum Bill to revise unemployment security. The measure would raise maximum benefits from 34 to 40 dollars and limit weeks, while disqualifying about 8,000 seasonal workers. House non-concurrence follows.
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Augusta
State Senate
Maine
Pope John XXIII Improves as Nine Day Retreat Opens
Pope John XXIII showed steady energy gains and did light work before starting a nine day spiritual retreat in preparation for Pentecost. Vatican officials cautioned against predicting full recovery as concerns linger about the Ecumenical Council's timetable and possible postponement if his health worsens.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
Angelo Dell'Acqua
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Military revamping nears completion at Pentagon
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara nears final completion of a vast military revamping affecting administration, organization, and command. Navy consolidation lags. tensions exist among generals and admirals, with Anderson not seeking a second term and LeMay granted a shortened tenure as Air Force chief. Kennedy predicts ongoing disputes amid calls for eventual service merger.
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Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
McNamara
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Pentagon
Kennedy
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