Three Mrs Kennedys To Watch In Campaign
AP story profiles Joan Kennedy as Ted Kennedy prepares for a Massachusetts Senate bid. It compares Joan to Jackie and Ethel Kennedy, recounts her campaign training with Ethel and the Kennedy sisters, and notes her plan to accompany Ted, balance family life, and engage with voters while remaining affable and noncommittal.
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Joy Miller
Joan Kennedy
Joan
Edward
Ted
Massachusetts
Ethel
Robert Kennedy
Jackie
John F. Kennedy
Europe
Harvard Law School
Joan Bennett
Bronxville
N.Y
Manhattanville
Charles River Square House
Boston
Charlottesville
Vessels Ready To Sail From West Coast
Crews from striking unions sign on to resume West Coast and Hawaii shipping under a Taft Hartley court order sought by President Kennedy. About 60 vessels tied up, some loaded and ready to sail to Honolulu and the Orient. President Wilson expected to depart Monday. Judge Harris set an 80 day cooling off hearing for terms, not to decide if an injunction will issue. The strike idled about 5,000 Sailors Union of the Pacific, Marine Cooks and Stewards, and Marine Firemen members, plus longshoremen.
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San Francisco
West Coast
Hawaii
Kennedy
American President Lines
Wilson
Honolulu
Orient
U.S. Dist
George B. Harris
Justice Department
William Quinn
White House
Harris
Pacific Maritime Association
Sailors Union of the Pacific
Marine Cooks and Stewards
Marine Firemen
Property Sold at 65 67 Pool Street Biddeford to Omer F Gregoire
The two family dwelling with a two car garage and large land lot at 65 67 Pool Street Biddeford changed hands from Paul and Alice Letellier to Omer F Gregoire of Biddeford. The buyer, listed as an investment purchase, contracted through Felix T Sheltra and Sons.
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Pool Street
Biddeford
Paul and
Alice Letellier
Felix T. Sheltra
Purvis Named Into Society
Clifford A. Purvis a practicing public accountant of Saco was recently accepted into membership in the National Society of Public Accountants The executive office is located in Washington The society is a professional organization of accountants in public practice throughout the United States and its possessions It is dedicated to the highest professional standards and each member subscribes to its rules of professional conduct
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Clifford A. Purvis
Saco
National Society of Public Acccountants
Washington
National Society of Public Accountants
United States
Past Presidents Elect Mrs Willey in Saco Meeting
Ruth Willey was elected president of the Past Presidents association of Fred Gurney corps at the home of Mrs. Hazel Emmons in Saco. Willey also became sunshine chair. Phyllis Wright named vice-president. Next session set for May 9 at Mrs Irene Ayer’s home in Saco.
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Ruth Willey
Association of Fred
Gurney Corps
Hazel Emmons
Middle Street
Saco
Emmons
Willey
Sunshine Committee
Phyllis Wright
Irene Ayer
Portland Road
Beatrice Hover
Rose Wilcox
Dorothy Abbott
Gertrude Dennett
Doris Duross
B&M Railroad Sees Deficit Shrink in Early 1962
Boston and Maine President Patrick B McGinnis said January and February reductions cut the railroad deficit sharply and that March could bring over $200,000 in profit. He reported the first quarter 1962 loss should be under $1 million, down from $2,252,000 a year earlier, and predicted a profitable year ahead. He also noted more than $22 million saved from surplus property disposal since the policy began.
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Boston
Patrick B. McGinnis
Boston & Maine Railroad
McGinnis
Steel leaders’ clumsy PR on steel price boost
James Marlow argues steel executives botched their public relations by timing a price increase to collide with President Kennedy's news conference. The move drew Kennedy's sharp rebuke and raised questions about planners' motives and potential congressional scrutiny. It followed a no wage boost contract with union workers, prompting debate on whether the timing was deliberate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Steel
Kennedy
Steelmen
Steel Union
Eagles Hold Initiation Of 23 Members
The Biddeford Saco Fraternal Order of Eagles held a meeting at Birch street hall with over 150 attendees. Twenty three new members were initiated by the local aerie led by President Gerard Hevey, part of a district effort praised by State President Michael Quarry. The group noted upcoming events, including changes to the April 28 supper and a May 12 sirloin steak supper, plus regular Saturday dances and a buffet lunch after the initiation.
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Biddeford-Saco Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Birch Street
Biddeford
Gerard Hevey
Robert Cartier
Louis Gosselin
Joffrey
Remillard
Daniel Pendleton
William Bill Chase
Roland Sylvester
Edward Chelate
Ernest Cote
Lucien Gagnon
Michael Quarry
Biddeford Aerie
Eagles
Quarry
Arthur Costellow
Joseph Viger
Joseph Larose
Aerie Chef
Roger Tardif
William Chase
Ralph Croteau
Bill Curti
Robert Krasko
Philathea Class Plans Spring Fete At Saco Baptist Church
The Philathea class of Saco United Baptist Church named Mrs. Ruby Brown and Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson co chairmen for the spring banquet during April meeting in the parish house. The group, with fourteen members present, voted to give $25 to church Easter mission work and held a social with refreshments.
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Ruby Brown
Elizabeth Wilson
Philathea
Saco United Baptist Church
Lydia Wentzell
Sunshine Committee
Wilson
Jennie Fay
Ethel Goodier
Edna Stacy
Rhoda Kimball
Rabbis Say Right Wing Groups Threaten Democratic Way
The Central Conference of American Rabbis says right wing groups led by the Christian Anti Communist Crusade and the John Birch Society are inimical and dangerous to the American democratic way of life. The reform-leaning executive board opposes their efforts to turn back social progress in their opposition to civil liberties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Veterans Make Pole Dedication Arrangements
Biddeford veterans council met at AMVETS post home to plan a Memorial Day flag pole dedication at St. Joseph cemetery. Libby to command. Sheltra chaplain. Huot Lapointe to handle flag raising. Grindall and a WWI veteran to unveil marker. donor Robert Pinard to present. next meeting at American Legion on Elm Street April 18 at 7 30 p.m.
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Biddeford Veterans Council
Amvets
Alfred Street
Roland St. Michel
Royal Sheltra
American Legion
Paul Lapointe
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Robert Libby
Robert Norton
Disabled American Veterans
David Grindall
Sons of Union Veterans
Roland Huot
St. Joseph Cemetery
Libby
She
Elm Street
Many Reform Goals Shape Postwar Policy Agenda
The proposed agenda centers on a graduated income tax social security unemployment insurance racial integration slum clearance and civil liberties. It frames these as core reforms guiding economic equality urban renewal and personal rights in the postwar era.
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Ted Kennedy
Bibia
Ethel Kennedy
Ethe
California
Patricia
Peter Lawford
Pennsylvania
Jack
Eunice
Sargent Shriver
Suffolk County
Court House
Little Kara
Edward Jr
Italy
Rome
County
Wexford
Martha
Beacon Hill
BIG Savings
THOR
Speedway
Atina Allon
CSA
Price
MODEL
ULCSA
SpeedWay Manufacturing Co
Thor Power Tool Co
Main Street
Purvis
Mrs. Willey
B&m Railroad
Foyer
Bath
X13
Alan Wood Fraser
48Th St
N. Y
By James Marlow
Associated Press News
Journal
Maine
Florsheim
the American Discount
Post Office
Washington and
Federal Streets
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