UN Sardine Debate Sparks Worldwide Controversy
The UN FAO plans a World Scientific Meeting on the Prolony of the Sardine in September, restricting species to Sardinia Sardinops and Sardinella. Maine Sardine Council leader Calvin Stinson, Sr. denounces the exclusion of herring and calls for a broader, world-wide conference.
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United Nations
Food and Agriculture Organization
Unesco
EPE
WAG
WMO
FAO
Kone
Rome
Sardinia
Calvin Stinson
Maine Sardine Council
B. R. Sen
Stinson
Encyclopaedia Brittanica
Defense In The Air International Air Travel And Defense
The article argues that commercial jet travel enhances national defense by expanding the civil air fleet. It highlights Pan American World Airways with 65,000 miles of overseas routes and overseas stations, noting it operates without subsidies while MATS costs the government about $325 million yearly for overseas flights. The piece claims the American air fleet could move 7,600 troops or 1,750,000 pounds of cargo daily, a capability requiring about $85 million annually in operating costs for equivalents, making international airlines vital to defense.
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William H. Hessler
Cincinnati, Ohio
Enquirer
U.S
Pan American World Airways
Pan American
MATS
Military Air Transport Service
van American
American International Airlines
Liberty Still Requires Eternal Vigilance Says Hoover
FBI Director J Adgog Hoover warns the nation faces a dual menace from both a communist conspiracy within and abroad and a criminal conspiracy that threatens statutory and constitutional safeguards. He emphasizes the need to maintain liberty in the nuclear age through constant vigilance.
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FBI
J. Adggar Hoover
Max Ascoli on Berlin and nuclear deterrence in The Reporter
Max Ascoli argues that Khrushchev’s Berlin gambit might aim to exploit missile superiority, but both superpowers retain mutual capacity for total annihilation. He warns that immense destructive power nullifies threats, and attrition diplomacy becomes ineffective when warfare is universally devastating.
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Max Ascoli
Khrushchev
Berlin
Germany
Russia
Georgetown Church Services and Community Gatherings
Rev Ernest Roberts leads Sunday service at First Baptist Georgetown using Chronicles text on faith as action and mentions upcoming pulpit replacement by Rev Franklin Keilwetter Aug 2. Organ Fund campaign continues with committee appointed. life saving courses announced. local socials include square dances and fundraising auctions.
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First Baptist Church
David
Roberts
Franklin Keilwetter
Georgetown
Organ Fund
Farr Hagan
Clayton Heald
tMfarold Brown
Five Islands Congregation Hears Revival Call
Rev Ernest Roberts preached on II Chronicles 29 1 11 and urged personal revival through Christ. Bible school drew a full house, and prayer meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m at the church.
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Christ
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Bay Point Residents and Visitors Share Summer Weekend
George Renaud of Bath spent the weekend at his cottage. Wanda Gilman celebrated her sixth birthday July 15 with a party for eight friends. A Coast Guard seaman began a 25 day Iceland cruise. Airman Stewart Barnett finished training and left Virginia Beach. Families from Chicago to Auburn vacation at cottages and visit relatives. Mrs. Swift and daughter stay two weeks at the Swift cottage while Mrs. Swift reports from Iran.
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Sagadahoc Bay
Frank Ozella
George Nichols
Five Islands Inn
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Kittery
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Jamaica Plain
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Lakehurst
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Crackdale
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Dedham
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Needham
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Arthur Gilman
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Buckley
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Missing sailor's body found in Sasanoa River
The body of Skin diver Robert A. McDonald 34 of Farmingdale was found on the rocks along the west Sasanoa River by Bath fisherman Donald Stewart. He had been missing since Saturday while diving for an outboard motor. Medical Examiner ruled accidental drowning. McDonald was on 30 day leave from Newport Naval Station and visiting Woolwich relatives. Survived by his mother and three brothers.
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Farmingdale
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Donald Stewart
Bath Iron Works
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Sheriff's Department
Joseph Smith
Loring D. Small
Upper Hell Gate
Norma McDonald
Rotarians Discuss Housing Near Industrial Plant Communities
The address stresses essential community facilities for harmony between industry and residents. It argues industry workers from the local area aid integration, while importing specialists risk forming isolated cliques. Welcoming new residents via active churches, schools, and civic groups fosters belonging and social vitality.
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Drake
Estelle F. Ledyard 82 Bath Widow Noted Church Founder
Estelle Franks Ledyard, 82, widow of Owen J. Ledyard, died Sunday at Bath Memorial Hospital. A Bath resident for most of life, she helped found the League of Central Congregational Church and served on the Old Ladies' Home board. Born in Blue Hill to Alendal and Sophronia Franks, she was a 1896 Bath High School graduate and once cashiered at D. T. Percy & Sons. Two Bath nieces, Merritt A. Mitchell and Frank A. Giv en, survive.
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Estelle Franks Ledyard
Owen J. Ledyard
Bath Memorial Hospital
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Mrs. Mary E. Cotreau Dies at 84 in Bath Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Cotreau, 84, longtime Bath resident, died Wednesday at Bath Memorial Hospital after decades as a guest at the Old Folks Home. Born in Nova Scotia in 1874, she lived previously in Boston and leaves two daughters, three grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. She was a parishioner of St. Mary’s and member of St. Mary’s Sodality.
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Mary E. Cotreau
Mary Elizabeth Cotreau
Bath
Bath Memorial Hospital
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
St. Mary's Sodality
Albert DiCesare
John H. Creamer
Roselle Park
N. J
Funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth Cotreau Held at St Marys
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Cotreau were conducted at 9 a m Saturday at St Marys Roman Catholic church. Bearers were Francis Lully Ernest Robichaud and John Bourque Jr Burial was in the family lot at Oak Grove.
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Elizabeth Cotreau
St. Mary's
Francis Lully
Ernest Robichaud
John Bourque, Jr
Oak Grove
Parking sale closing delays and new Bath parking lot
The Bath Parking District delayed final sale closing until this week. Construction started on a second Bath parking lot a private lot. Workmen began razing the old Roy's Market building to clear space for customer parking. Mr and Mrs Wayne Spicer and daughter Susan of Akron Ohio visited Mrs Lucille Stilphen of 75 Russell Street.
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Wayne Spicer
Susan
Akron, O
Lucille Stilphen
Russell Street
Old established industry deserves careful consideration
The speaker notes a corporation's 109 years in business and argues for supporting existing operations as the bread and butter of the community. New industry may be glamorous, but the long-standing grist mill down the river has provided steady employment and tax revenue year after year.
Crossword Clue Solutions From The Telegraph Puzzle
A list of numbered clues and answers for a crossword style page. Entries include foot, riddles, cost, edible bird, bulb, assumed name, underwater detection apparatus, a ball, ingress, charges for services, grows old, and nautical term for below. The puzzle spans DOWN and ACROSS entries with brief definitions.
Cryptoquote puzzle and sample quotation notes
A cryptogram puzzle sample from King Ventures Syndicate Inc features encoded text with a key where letters stand for others. The quotation shown is ACCORDING AS THE MAN IS SO MUST YOU HUMOUR HIM TERENCE.
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King Ventures Syndicate. Inc
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