Activities Reviewed For Saco Industrial Park
A review of the year’s activities at the Saco Industrial Park was presented by President Charles R. Cote at the annual stockholders meeting in Saco City Hall. Discussion covered Lyn-Flex location, rail and sewage facilities, amended building size to 98 000 square feet, a $630 000 loan guarantee, and fundraising shortfall of $20 000. Nearly 100 workers are employed, with a goal of 200 soon, and more than $800 000 has been spent on park development since inception.
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Saco Industrial Corporation
Saco City Hall
Bernard C. Brown
Charles R. Cote
Clifford A. Purvis
Robert C. Spears
Harry P. Gar
Saco
Cote
Lyn-Flex
Cole
Saco-Lowell
MIBA
Sheridan Corporation
Canal National Bank of
Saco & Biddeford Savings Institution
Waterboro Man Paroled in Murder Case Sees Limited Clemency
Ernest H. McCormick of Waterboro received commutation from life to a 15 years to life sentence, making him eligible for parole after seven more years. Gov. Reed and the Executive Council also pardoned other offenders while denying clemency in a separate murder case. The action follows testimony about provocation and alleged threats, with family opposition noted in McCormick's case.
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Augusta AP
Ernest H. McCormick
Waterboro
Reed
Executive Council
McCormick
Blanche
Council
Auburn
Republican leaders at odds over UN funding and elder care plan
Washington AP reports Republican leaders Dirksen and Halleck face internal friction as conservatives challenge Kennedy UN financing and Miller’s push for a GOP substitute. liberal Republicans back the UN loan plan while Halleck resists Bow’s private insurance approach for elderly care, signaling split support on major policy items.
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Kennedy
United Nations
Halleck
William E. Miller
New York
Miller
Dirksen
U.N
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
A-Iowa
GOP
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
House
Frank Bow
Ohio
Walker Brands Rusk as Bent On Selling Out Nation
Edwin A. Walker former Army major general testifies that Secretary of State Dean Rusk is connected to a secret apparatus bent on selling out the nation. He also names Walt Rostow as influential in the same hidden group that supposedly followed a soft line on communism. Walker spoke under question by Senator Bartlett as he pressed charges of shadowy forces allied with communism. He says he was removed from command in Germany and defamed for his anti-communist stance and later resigned last fall in a bitter attack on his superiors.
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Washington
Edwin A. Walker
Army
Dean Rusk
Walker
Walt Whitman Rostow
State Department
E. L. Bartlett
Alaska
Bartlett
Senate Armed Services
Kennedy
Germany
Woman Ready For Excommunication in New Orleans
Mrs. B. J. Gaillot, 41, leader of Save Our Nation, says she will accept excommunication unless Archbishop Joseph F. Rummel presents scripture supporting racial segregation. The case ties to desegregation in New Orleans Catholic schools and a federal court order ending segregation in early grades. Gaillot demands a Bible-based discussion and plans to meet the archbishop.
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New Orleaans
New Orleans
B. J. Gaillot
Save Our Nation, Inc
Joseph Francis Rummel
Gaillot
Rummel
Garland Attacks Bill on Aged Care as Superior
Rep. Peter A. Garland of Maine argues his medical care for the aged bill is superior to the administration plan. He says it would pay doctor bills and protect all turning 65, while the King-Anderson measure would cover only Railroad Retirement and Social Security recipients, raise Social Security taxes, and not pay doctor bills. Garland introduced his bill last week, asserting it would be financed within the federal budget.
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Washington
Peter A. Garland
Maine
Garland
Kennedy
House
Castro brands Ecuador leader a drunken coward
Fidel Castro in a televised address accused Ecuadorian President Carlos Arosemena of drunkenness and cowardice and warned he could end up detained in an embassy or worse, comparing him to Argentina’s Frondizi. He claimed Arosemena faced military pressure after breaking relations with Cuba.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Ecuador
Carlos Arosemena
Arturo Franizi
Arosemena
Castro
Cuba
National Congress of
Kennedy urges $500 million aid for mass transit reforms
President Kennedy proposed a $500 million first installment over three years to boost mass transportation in congested cities. He urged Congress to begin reforms including ending minimum rate regulations for passengers and bulk commodities, and suggested possible bargain fares to lure riders from cars. The plan emphasizes private transport with aggressive competition and innovation.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Government Department of Transportation
Conference Scheduled for Augustin Gov Reed Press Briefing
Gov Reed will hold his next regular news conference at 3 p.m. next Wednesday in his office. Press secretary Reginald B Bowden announced the plan today.
Small Fry Shares Night at Madison Square Garden Circus
AP writer recalls visiting Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey at MSG. A six year old narrator describes the side show with a dwarf clown, Sonia the lioness, a monkey count, sword swallowing, a glass balance act, a dancing horse, upside down trapeze acts, a cannon ride, and fearless clowns. He notes the crowd, danger, and his favorite clowns.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Sonia
Melvin
Lody
Ringling Bros. and
Barnum & Bailey
Seat Belts Shown Effective In Wisconsin Deaths
A Wisconsin study cites two near fatal cases where belt use saved a life and shows only one of 376 traffic victims in six months wore a seat belt. Since the belt law for new cars last October, 70,000 1962 models sold as 1,338,876 passenger cars exist. reports lack consistent belt data. News groups urged adding belt usage to fatal-accident stories.
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Milwaukees
Wisconsin
State Motor Vehicle Department
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Sumner
James
Drake
Ife
Charlie
Republi
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Fea. Corp
Biddeford
Texasburgers Lobster
Elks Home
Portland Road
Emerson
Main Street
Rusk
Henriette of Jesus
Madeleine Desrochers
Jacqueline Gonneville
Georgette Lambert
Cecile Agnes
Story
Bill
Frondizi
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Buenos Aires
Small Fry
Peter Ambro, JR
Henrietta Leith Ambro
Wisconsin Associated Press Radio-Tv Association
The
Wisconsin Associated Press Association
Ap-Member
Eclairs
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Elm Street
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