Mother Says Son Is Murderer In Saugus Killing
Mrs Grace Bonfiglio recalls a nervous son Stephen Dobson 17 amid charges for the March 26 dawn killing of Philip DeViaminck 22 at a Saugus gas station. Dobson and James F Horn Bray 18 held for an April 18 hearing. pleas of innocence entered.
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Boston
Newburyport
Grace Bonfiglio
Stephen Dobson
Esterday
Saugus
Dobson
Philip DeViaminck
DeViemninck
James F. Hornbray
Lynn District Court
Thousands Rally To Aid Sgt. York Tax Debt Help
The nation pours donations to fund Sgt Alvin Yorks $25,000 federal tax debt relief. From $1 to $1,000 gifts arrive alongside pennies and notes from Americans of all ages and walks. Prominent supporters include Sam Rayburn and Douglas Dillon while many 82nd Division veterans recall Yorks WWI heroism in the Argonne.
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Gordon Brown
Sgt. York
Washington
Alvin York
Capitol Hill
Joe L. Evins
D-Tenn
York Tax Fund Campaign
Sam Rayburn
D-Ten
Denver
Bobby Lamie
Kankakee
Ill
York
Washington, D.C
Sargant York
Michael G. Parker
Bronx
N.Y
Rayburn
the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
William Randolph Hearst
Will Clayton
Philip Graham
Washington Post
Abe Plough
Memphis
Tennessee
John J. Pershing
Schools Open On Saturday in Biddeford
Biddeford public schools will hold a Saturday morning makeup session from 8 to 11 30 for all pupils except Junior high, due to winter cancellations. Parochial pupils won’t have Saturday sessions. Junior high building used for high school classes. sessions must total at least 180 days.
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Biddeford
Pag Larrabee
Toay
Larrabee
Kennedy Macmillan Parley Focuses On Crisis In Asia
Kennedy and Macmillan focused on Southeast Asia crisis planning for Laos and Viet Nam during their Washington talks. State Department meetings reviewed progress, with leadership optimistic on a Laos cease fire and future settlement talks while differences over Red China UN membership remain a potential issue.
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Kennedy -Macmillan
Asia
Washington
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Southeast Asia
Russia
Red China
Laos
White House
State Department
Potomac River
Kennedy-Macmillan
Honey Fitz
South
Viet Nam
Macmillan
United Nations
United States
Britain
U.N. General Assembly
Water Pollution Bill Is Favored by Maine Officials
Augusta AP The chief engineer of the Water Improvement Commission urged revision of Maine pollution laws to curb odors from wastes along river banks. Raeburn MacDonald told the Resources Committee the bill would let the commission act against deposits creating a stench without violating water classifications. Proponents call for cleaning tidal waters near Phippsburg West Bath Georgetown and Arrowsick and upgrading Kennebec River classifications. MacDonald and supporters said sewerage facilities would be municipal only if a sewerage district forms or people install septic tanks.
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Augusta
Water Improvement Commission
Raeburn MacDonald
Rex John L. Baxter Jr
R-Pittsfield
MacDonald
Edward W. Atwood
Portland
Associated Industries of
Maine
Dana W. Childs
Maine League of Women Voter
Phippsburg
West Bath
Georgetown
Arrowsick
Kennebec
T. Tarpy Schulten
R-Woolwich
Mrs. Childs
Shirley E. Pratt
Roland Patterson
Catholic School Aid Plan Framed by NY Attorney
Lawrence X. Cusack, editor of Fordham University Law Reviews, proposes four constitutional methods to provide federal aid to students in parochial and private schools. He filed the statement in Washington for Francis Spellman, noting Kennedy’s stance excludes aid to parochial schools. Suggestions include child-focused aid, parent tuition reimbursements, long-term church student loans, and support for nonreligious facilities or secular teachers.
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New York
Archdiocese of
Lawrence X. Cusack
Fordham University Law Reviews
Francis Caroline Spellman
Washington
House Committee On Education and Labor
Kennedy
Cusack
Curious Flock To Biddeford Death Car
Scarborough AP report describes a red 312 HP car with triple carburetors blasting from U S 1 into a tidal flat. Two of five youths died, others survived, crowds flocked to view the wreck, police note no brake marks and speculate on the high speed before the Dunstan River tragedy near Biddeford.
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Morabito
John H. Fleming
Roger Sicard
Raymond St. Ours
Biddeford
Dunstan
Rags To Riches Saga Of C Of C Head
Richard Wagner, named 34th president of the U S Chamber of Commerce, reflects on his rise from a 14 year old bank runner to chief executive. He will balance duties May 2 starting a one year term with leading Champlin Oil as chairman and CEO. His career spanned Continental Illinois Bank, Chicago Corp, and Champlin acquisition in 1954.
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Washington
Richard Wagner
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Wagner
Chamber
Champlin Oil and Refining Co
Chicago
Champlin
Loop
Horatio Alger
Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Co
Chicago Corp
Champlin Company
Thieves Have Big Appetite at Paddock Diner Heist
A hungry gang broke into the Paddock Diner near Gorham Raceways early today and stole food and goods including five dozen eggs, bacon, pork chops, ham, steak, coffee, cigarettes, cigars, and a radio. Owner Carl Libby reported the loot totaling substantial value.
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Gorham
Gorham Raceways
Carl Libby
Saco United Baptist Churchwomen Elect Officers
At the April meeting of Saco United Baptist Churchwomen the officers were installed by retiring leaders. New officers include Everett Ladd as president Adel bert Jakeman Sr as vice president missions Whylie Brown as vice president of missions Stanley Bennett as vice president of Christian training Loyal Grant as vice president of business and professional women Ossian Johnson as secretary treasurer and publicity H W Lamson as program chairman Harold Smith as hospitality chairman Geraldine Fenderson as literature chairman Richard Doe as Love Gift chairman and Roy Watson as White Cross chairman. Reports on midwinter conference and circle work were given and dues approved. Donations were made to Home Mission literature and the Mather school at Beaufort S C. A pot luck followed with 25 attending and Miss Bina Sawyer will speak May 3 at the church vestry.
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Saco United Baptist
Harold Smith
Geraldine Fenderson
Richard Doe
Roy Watson
White Cross
Doe
Augusta
Watson
Ladd
H. W. Lamson
Harley Scammon
Lawrence Tripp
Houstis Sulis
Lydia Circle
Mather
Beaufort
S. C
Bina Sawyer
Dr Finch and Carole Sob spared after murder verdict
In Los Angeles a jury convicts Dr R Bernard Finch and his mistress Carole Tregoff of murdering Barbara Jean Finch, sentencing them to life in prison after a prolonged trial. They sobbed at the verdict as authorities note parole eligibility after seven years if prison records allow. The case, a major headline since July 19, 1959, ends with a costly, extended legal battle.
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Los Angeles
Finch
West Covina
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Carole
California
Barbara Jean Finch
Total of 601 Executed By Castro Edict
Havana reports two more executions, raising the unofficial total to 601 since January 1, 1959. Separate military tribunals condemned 24 others to prison for counterrevolutionary charges. A fire at the Hershey sugar mill east of Havana was blamed on saboteurs, and authorities said two counterrevolutionary bands in Oriente Province were smashed with seven insurgents captured, allegedly supplied by the Guantanamo Bay naval base.
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Havana
la Cabana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Hershey Mill
Oriente
U. S
Guantanamo Bay
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Saco City Hall
Nicholas P. Scontras
Atty
Charles W. Smith
Richard J. Stride
Charles R. Cote
Robert C. Spears
Leon H. Libby
Eliot Fink
Thomas Armstrong
Lloyd M. Anderson
Peter Boucouvalas
George Butler
Charles W. Fenderson
Harry P. Garland
E. Frank Reed
Story
Boy Scout Explorer Post
Roger Lemay
Robert DeSilva
Frank DeSilva
James Belanger
Harold
Steve
Lynn
Copr Gen
Fea Corp
RCA Victor
Main Street
Rags To Riches
C of C
Kennebunk High School
Madison
Glee Club
Elizabeth Welch
Sandra Root
Marie Campbell
Alexander Economos
Allen Thompson
Robert Dargis
Henry Kingsbury
Eunice Fitton
Kennebunk
Saco United Baptist Churchwomen
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