California Democrats Split Over Senate Race
California Democratic infighting widens as Pierre Salinger joins the U S Senate race against incumbent Engle ally Alan Cranston. Gov Brown backs Cranston while Ben Bradley leads Salinger campaign, and party figures accuse each other of power plays. Engle, 52, seeks re election after brain surgery last year amid questions about fitness.
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Sacramento
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lOld Friends
U.S. Senate
Ben Bradley
Democratic State Central Committee
Edmund G. Brown
Pierre Salinger
White House
Brown
Alan Cranston
Senair Engle
Bradley
Cranston
Ranston
Salinger
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Tom C. Carvey
California Socratic Council
Jesse Unruh
Carvey
Unruh
Sen. Engle
Wernane
Engle
Northern
California
Jerome R. Waldie
D-Antioch
Army Unit Takes Indian into Custody
Military police at Fort Devens Mass detain a 400 pound Indian statue in bronze with a granite base after it is found on a road near the post. The MPs are unsure how the statue arrived there.
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FT. Devens
Mass
Silent LBJ faces GOP in leadership clash
The piece recalls President Johnson's handling of Panama and international affairs and contrasts it with past cordial ties with Senate Minority Leader Dirksen. It ends with a quirky note about Shrove Tuesday pancake races in England, where housewives flip pancakes along a long S shaped course for a trophy.
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Johnson
Panama
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Dirksen
Senate
Stem
Stern
Congress
Liberal
Kant
Olney
England
Dessert Bridge Club Returns and Local Meetings
The Tuesday afternoon Desert Bridge Club met at Mrs. Herbert Bean's home on Atlantic Ave with Mrs. Donald Jones scoring high as she returns after illness. Mrs. Arthur Dickson also returns from a Florida trip. St Johns Auxiliary Guild holds a food sale Saturday starting at noon at Zahares G.A. store Heath Street. The Women’s Society of Christian Service of Washington Avenue Methodist Church meets Thursday at 2 p.m. in the church vestry. Old Orchard Beach Women’s Civic Group meets Thursday at 7:45 p.m. in the high school cafeteria.
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Herbert Bean
Atlantic Ave
Donald Jones
Arthur Dickson
Florida
St. John’s Auxiliary Guild
Zahares 1
Heath Street
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Washington Avenue Methodist Church
Old Orchard Beach
Airman Loses Arm In Mishap At Loring AFB
LIMESTONE AP A 21 year old Air Force jet engine repairman lost an arm when pulled toward a KC135 engine at 90 percent power during routine maintenance. Airman 2 C Albert Raymond underwent surgery at the base hospital and was to be flown to Chelsea Naval Hospital when stable. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Raymond of Bristol Connecticut.
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Limestone
Air Force
Loring Air Force Base
Airman
Albert Raymond
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Mass
Raymond
Lloyd Raymond
Bristol, Conn
Dodgers Star Koufax Thanks Faithful Dodgers Nine Years
New York AP reports Sandy Koufax praises the Dodgers for backing him, saying a pitcher shines when supported with runs. He recalls his early years and notes his time sitting during three seasons with the Brooklyn club while reflecting on his winter banquet tour remarks.
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NEW York (Ap
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Dodger
Brooklyn
MacArthur Inches Back From Surgery At Walter Reed
General Douglas MacArthur remains critically ill at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after emergent operations for esophageal bleeding and gallbladder removal earlier in March. Doctors report slight kidney function improvement, ongoing life support, and no malignant tissue found, with age not cited as a major factor.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Officers Named By Vegetable Growers
West Kennebunk John Crosby of Wells was elected president of the York County Vegetable Growers Association at the annual meeting at Alewife Grange Hall. Elected officers include Bishop Hutchins of Kennebunkport as vice president Verne Gobbs of Springvale as treasurer and Conrad Griffin of Waterboro as secretary. The association voted to donate $50 to the county 4-H Club program to promote 4-H vegetable gardening projects.
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West Kennebunk
John Crosby
Wells
York County
Vegetable Growers Association
Alewive Grange Hall
Bishop Hutchins
Kennebunkport
Verne Obbs
Springvale
Conrad Griffin
Waterboro
Spacecraft Test In Atmosphere Stated Monday
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The space agency plans to rocket a Project Fire space craft downward into the atmosphere next Monday to provide data on what happens to space crafts when they re enter the atmosphere at 25277 miles per hour. This is slightly higher than the velocity the Apollo ship will attain when returning astronauts from the moon. An Atlas rocket is to boost the 200 pound Firecraft to an altitude of 521 miles. Then a small Antares solid fuel rocket will ram the payload back through the atmosphere. NASA Tuesday postponed for at least a week next Wednesday's scheduled orbital test flight of a high energy Atlas Centaur rocket. Officials said ground testing of the ejection system of second stage insulation had not been completed.
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Space Agency
Apollo
Moon
Atlas
Antares
NASA
School Board At Beach Will Meet Tonight
The superintending school committee will meet tonight at the High School at 7 30. The meeting follows the town council request for a joint session to settle a 37000 reduction in the board's annual appropriation. Donald Shorey said the council does not expect to attend tonight's meeting.
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Old Orchard
Liquor Sales Rise With New Portland-Area Stores
Augusta AP reports that opening new liquor stores in areas with existing outlets raises total sales. State Liquor Commission Administrator Frank Robie notes sales in Greater Portland jumped nearly $100,000 after new shops in Falmouth and Scarborough. Convenience appears key.
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Augusta
State Liquor Commission
Frank Robie
Portland
Falmouth
Scarborough
Robie
Boston Symphony Chamber Group Sees White House Audience
A 36 member Boston Symphony Chamber group entertained about 250 youths from foreign embassies at the White House. Hostesses Lynda Bird and Luci Baines Johnson attended as President and Mrs. Johnson were in Texas. The ensemble conducted by Erich Leinsdorf performed Strauss from Der Rosenkavalier.
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Washington
Boston Symphony Orchestra
White House
Lynda Bird
Luci Baines Johnson
Johnson
Boston
Erich Leinsdorf
Richard Strauss
der Burger Als Edelmann
Luci
Texas
Constitution Hall
National Symphony Orchestra
Trial Justice Court Reopens At Beach
Trial Justice Wesley M Mewer heard the first 1964 case as term extended for a year. Francis X Sullivan of Old Orchard Beach pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle after license suspension for an incident on March 28 on Smithwheel Road, given a suspended $50 fine and one year probation. Three of five family heads have not completed high school per the Population Reference Bureau.
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Old Orchard Beach
Trial Justice Court
Wesley M. Mewer
Mewer
York County
Francis X. Sullivan
Smithwheel Road
Population Reference Bureau
Kennebunk Youth Enlists In US Army
U S Army Recruiting Office announced that Leon R Yeitz of 57 Brown St Kennebunk has enlisted under the army chose your branch program He is a Monticello NY High School graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Peter Yeitz of Huntington NY Yeitz works at Savon Shoe in Kennebunk and chose the administrative branch for schooling after basic training
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U. S. Army
Leon R. Yeitz
Brown St
Kennebunk
Army
Monticello
N. Y
Peter Yeitz
Huntington
Long Island
Yeitz
Savon Shoe
Biddeford Youth Fined in Saco Court Over Brakes
In Saco Municipal Court Anthony A. Gulli 17 of Biddeford pleaded guilty to driving a vehicle with inadequate brakes after an March 30 Main Street accident that damaged two cars. Gulli fined 15 dollars and his license suspended 10 days. Three juveniles received suspended sentences and probation for unauthorized vehicle use. Norman C. Spaulding 21 of Saco pleaded guilty to driving without a license and was fined 10 dollars with payment continued April 3.
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Saco
Anthony A. Gulli
South St
Biddeford
Adelaide E. Wilson
Wilson
Webber Hospital
Norman C. Spaulding
Temple St
Lcense
Pepperell Square
Spaulding
Union Meeting Scheduled Sunday at Union Hall
Local 305 to hold Sunday 11 am meeting of all members at Union Hall to hear a progress report on negotiations with Pepperell Mfg Co. The gathering aims to prepare for any developments affecting workers, according to area director Michael Schoonjans.
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Pepperell Mfg. Co
Michael Schoonjans
Miss Helen Guignard Honored At Shower
Miss Helen Guignard of Biddeford was guest of honor at a shower hosted by Mrs. Robert Mitchell and Mrs. Gregory West at 388 Alfred St. The gifts were opened and refreshments served. Attendees included Miss Aurore Cookson and many Guignard relatives and friends.
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Helen Guignard
Biddeford
Robert Mitchell
Gregory West
Laurence Barnes
Alfred St
Miss Guignard
Frederick W. West
Aurore Cookson
George Mahoney
Elizabeth Hersey
Rene Guignard
Wilfred E. Grenier Sr
Raymond Boucher
Soloman Mercier
Raymond Mercier
Alfred Mercier
Elie Boucher
Id Macomber
George Bergeron
Barbara Bergeron
George Bergeron Jr
Grace Noel
Arthur King
Gilbert Bergeron
R. L. Jacobson
Laurence J. Barnes
Mitchell
West
Albert W. Cookson
Elizabeth Cookson
Hartley B. Carson
Florida Guignard
Philip L. Cartier
Albert Guignard
Roland Vachon
Leo Gui
New Home Building Permit Issued in Saco Area
Byron F. Dolby, Saco building inspector, issued two building permits today. Avery J. Paine of Westbrook received a permit to construct a single family house on Burnham Road in Saco. The cost has not been disclosed.
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Byron F. Dolby
Saco
Avery J. Paine
Westbrook
Burnham Road
Kiwanis Club Members Present Program at Supper Meeting
Four Saco and Biddeford Kiwanis members spoke at the Wonderbar Steak House last night. Atty Marcel Viger Paul Casavant Lloyd Anderson and Raymond Bonang presented talks on law journalism insurance and personnel management. Lester Austin was elected second vice president to fill a vacancy. Rich ard Reay was absent. The gathering included invocation by Casavant, singing led by Viger, and a bowling evening.
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Saco and Biddeford
Lodge Attacked By Rockefeller And Goldwater
Campaigning in the West Republican hopefuls Nelson Rockefeller and Barry Goldwater criticized Henry Cabot Lodge, ambassador to South Vietnam, calling for him to explain his New Hampshire loss. Rockefeller warned Lodge cannot repeat a write-in win in Oregon May 15 without active campaigning. Goldwater urged support for the GOP nominee, saying any Republican is preferable to the current administration.
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Associated Press
West
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
Eugene
Ore
Lodge
Oregon
South Viet Nam
U.S
New York
Goldwater
San Francisco
Arizona
Real estate permit issued for Mercier office space
Armand J. Mercier was granted a permit to provide office space for his realty business at 41 Thornton Ave. Internal construction is estimated at 2500.
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Armand J. Mercier
Thornton Ave
Doan's Pills Offer Relief for Backache and Irritation
Nagging backache headache and muscle pains from exertion stress or poor eating can bring discomfort and mild bladder irritation. Doan's Pills relieve pain soothe irritation and mildly diurese through the kidneys promising relief used for over 60 years.
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Dean
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