Girls Attend Troop 27 Event With Leaders
Nancy Hammond and twenty more names lead a group from Troop 27 in attendance alongside Mrs Wayne B Hutchins. The accompanying Troop 27 members include Jocelyn Loignon Frances Barrett Patricia Caudoin Fanchon Carey Charlotte Carroll Doris Cote Denise Doyon Dorothy Gravel Marjorie Kelleher Patricia Kelleher Carlotte Dupont Jane Langevin Priscilla Morin Peggy Ouellette Jean Pelletier Mary Reilly Mary Lou Robert Bonnie Remar Joan Sczymecki and Susan Wakefield with Mrs Norman J Reilly and Mrs J Raymond Kelleher assisting.
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Jean Cotsinas
Diane Demers
Patricia Griffin
Christine Hackett
Susan Hall
Diane Lapierre
Paula Ledoux
Jeanne Lizette
Selina Marcille
Constance Olson
Elizabeth Perkins
Priscilla Pierce
Carol Roy
Cora Stevens
Jo-Ann Stansberry
Carol Sevigny
Carolyn Whelan
Carol Violette
Laurette Descoteaux
Wayne B. Hutchins
Jocelyn Loignon
Frances Barrett
Patricia Caudoin
Fanchon Carey
Charlotte Carroll
Doris Cote
Denise Doyon
Dorothy Gravel
Marjorie Kelleher
Patricia Kelleher
Carlotte Dupont
Jane Langevin
Priscilla Morin
Peggy Ouellette
Jean Pelletier
Mary Reilly
Mary Lou Robert
Bonnie Remar
Joan Sczymecki
Susan Wakefield
Norman J. Reilly
J. Raymond Kelleher
Rebels abandon Caracas stronghold flee toward Colombian border
Rebels opposing President Betancourt abandon the Bolivar Regiment headquarters in San Cristobal and retreat toward the Colombian border as government tanks close in. The pursuit follows air force threats to machinegun the barracks and border guards report repulsing some units near Rubio. The border lies 24 miles away through the Andes. leader Gen Jesus Maria Castro Leon’s whereabouts are unknown.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Bolivar Regiment
San Cristobal
Tachira
Betancourt
Bolivar
Rubio
Andes
Jesus Maria Castro Leon
Annual Confusion Time Will Start Next Week
The Associated Press reports about 50 percent of the nation’s clocks will jump ahead one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday for Daylight Saving Time, with about 91 million Americans gaining an extra daylight hour. Most will switch back to Standard Time in late October, though some areas back near September and a few stay on Daylight Time year round. Hawaii and Alaska will remain on Standard Time during summer. Time differences in states with mixed observances create daily scheduling problems for workers and residents Across Texas Kansas Colorado New Mexico Arizona Utah and Oklahoma no change is needed.
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Associated Press
Hawaii
Alaska
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Oklahoma
Southern Negroes Press Integration Demonstrations Across South
The Associated Press reports sit-down demonstrations spread from Nashville to Beaumont and other cities as police clash with protesters. Z Alexander Looby’s home bombed the night before as King urges end to segregation. in Beaumont Negro students protest lunch counters while Marshall sees 57 students convicted or fined, with appeals planned.
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Associated Press
Looby
Beaumont
Tex
South
Fisk University
Nashville
Tenn
Negro College
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
W. P. Donoho
King
Z. Alexander Looby
Lamar Tech College
Marshall
Florence
S.C
Foes Demand New Korean Elections After Riots
In Seoul, Syngman Rhee faces renewed demands for presidential elections as opposition leader Vice President John M. Chang and the Democratic party reject the cabinet resignations as insufficient. Riots left at least 147 dead, hundreds wounded, and martial law imposed as troops patrol major cities. U.S. Ambassador McConaughy urged greater democracy in talks with Rhee.
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Korea
Syngman Rhee
Gt Nagel
John M. Chang
Democratic Party
Rhee
Chang
Lee
U.S
Walter P. McConaughy
Rescuers Renew Mountain Search on Long Peak
Estes Park Colorado rescuers renewed their search for two University of Colorado students missing on Long Peak after coed Jane Bendixon 18 sought help with frostbitten feet and facial cuts. She said the trio faced a snowstorm and dug a snow cave above timber line. Willmon 23 Jones 18 were last seen after they were blinded by the storm and split up to seek aid. Bendixon is recovering at a Boulder health center.
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Colo
University At Boulder
David L. Jones
Webster Groves
Prince D. Willmon
Fort Smith
Ark
University of Colorado
Bendixon
Timberline
Willmon
Jones
Miss Bendixon
Davenport
Iowa
N. L. Sutherland
Allens Park
Democrats Eye Strong Civil Rights Bill for 1980 Platform
New England's Chester Bowles was named platform committee chair to push a strong civil rights plank at the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles. Calvin W. Rawlings will chair the credentials committee, with Camille F. Gravel as co-chairman. Democratic Chairman Paul Butler said civil rights will be a major issue, and Bowles' appointment was welcomed by presidential hopefuls.
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Los Angeles
New England
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Utah
Calvin W. Rawlings
Camille F. Gravel
Louisiana
Gravel
Paul Butler
Connecticut
India
New Officers Elected for Kennebunk VFW Auxiliary
The Kennebunk Memorial VFW auxiliary installed new officers at Fletcher Street Hall. Edith Horne became president with Doris Lindquist as junior vice president and Flora Lindquist as chaplain. Present were Phyllis Lindquist and Bernice Sampson as color bearers and other officers. several members were absent. An April 28 15th anniversary observance was accepted, with plans for a rummage sale on May 21 and a birthday gift for Doris Lindquist.
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Kennebunk Memorial Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fletcher Street
Edith Horne
Doris Lindquist
Flora Lindquist
Bernice Sampson
Priscilla Smith
Phyllis Lindquist
Orilla Wakefield
Catherine Ambrose
Louisa Winston
Pauline Dickerson
Molly Smith
Dorothy Labbe
Ruby Bouvier
Betty Foley
Ambrose
Dickerson
Lindquist
Conclave Head Predicts Maine Backing Kennedy On First Ballot
The Maine Democratic convention chair Robert J. Milliken predicted Maine delegates will back Senator John F. Kennedy on the first ballot in Los Angeles. If Kennedy fails, Milliken said Maine could switch to Senator Stuart Symington. Senator Hubert Humphrey will speak at the opening. about 2,200 delegates and alternates are expected.
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Portland
Maine
Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Robert J.milliken
Missouri
Stuart Symington
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Milliken
Kennedy
James C. Oliver
Edwin H. Pert
Bath
Mass
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
America
Humphrey
Symington
Press Must Aid In Breaking Of Secrecy Barriers
Washington AP The president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors urged the press to boost performance to win public trust in breaking secrecy barriers. J R Wiggins of the Washington Post reported gains in ASNE’s effort against news suppression and urged stronger organization and industry action. The convention featured Democratic hopefuls Kennedy Humphrey Symington and Stevenson panelists with British and Canadian peers. Nixon and Morton spoke on sessions for Republicans.
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American Society of Newspaper Editors
J. R. Wiggins
Washington Post
ASNE
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