Muskie and McIntyre press Portsmouth Kittery yard efficiency
Senators Muskie and McIntyre urged Defense Secretary McNamara to recognize the Portsmouth Kittery Naval Shipyard efforts to raise efficiency and keep the SS 660 submarine award. They warned against reassigning the project, citing Kennedy's intent and cost reductions already achieved with the yard and its workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Tom Mcintyre
D. NH
Defense
McNamara
Portsmouth-Kittery Naval Shipyard
Sens
Muskie
McIntyre
Navy Department
Portsmouth
Kittery
Portsmouth-Kittery Yard
Kennedy
Portsmouth Kittery
Victoria Falls Size Comparison
Victoria Falls in Africa rises to about 355 feet and spans a width nearly twice that of Niagara Falls, making it one of the world’s largest cataracts by both height and breadth.
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Victoria Falls
Africa
Niagara Falls
District Deputy Grand Master Feted At Wells
Ogunquit district deputy grand master of the 19th Masonic District Donald S Paine was honored at Ocean Lodge Wells with a special program at Masonic Hall San ford Road Wells. Paine, past master of Ocean Lodge, ends his two year term at upcoming Grand Lodge sessions. Maurice L Fenderson led the program with about 75 members and guests present. A chicken pie supper was provided by Priscilla Chapter Order of the Eastern Star led by Mrs Raymond W Rand. A special lodge meeting is set for May 6 at 7 30 p.m. to confer the Master Mason degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Donald S. Paine
Ogunquit
Masonic
Ocean Lodge
A.F
A.M
Ince Masonic
Sanford Road
Paine
Grand Lodge
Maurice L. Fenderson
Priscilla Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Raymond W. Rand
Biddeford Firemen Answer Two Cails
Biddeford firefighters were called yesterday to Franklin Street for an automobile fire. A 1957 Buick owned by Lucien Gagne caught fire from the carburator backfiring and was quickly extinguished. No damages were estimated. An overflowing oil burner at 245 Hill Street required a response at 2 10 p.m. Nothing was used. The 1% story wooding dwelling is owned by Mrs James Callahan. Pheasants are essentially seed waters.
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Biddeford
Franklin Street
Lucien Gagne
245 Hill St
James Callahan
Review Of Book Continued By Lydia Circle
Lydia Circle of Saco United Baptist Church Women met yesterday at the home of Mrs. Isabelle Perkins Ferry Road Saco where dessert was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Dorothy Phillips The business session was conducted by Mrs. Ethel Whitten circle leader who also dedicated the Love Gift certificate A chapter of the current study book was reviewed by Mrs Verna Taylor followed by a general discussion It was announced the next meeting will be held at the Wardwell Home Attending were Mrs Rhoda Kimball Mrs Nellie Rhodes Mrs Edna Sulis Mrs Elizabeth Wilson the Misses Ruth and Georgia Severance Mrs Taylor Mrs Whitten Mrs Phillips and the hostess Mrs Perkins
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Lydia Circle
Saco
Nellie Rhodes
Edna Sulis
Elizabeth Wilson
Ruth
Georgia Severance
Taylor
Whitten
Phillips
Perkins
Camp Ellis Fire Auxiliary Sets Meeting For Next Week
Camp Ellis Volunteer Firemen Auxiliary announced plans for future entertainment and welcomed suggestions at an upcoming meeting. The session, opened by President Mrs Christine Peterson, included a prayer and flag salute. Attendees listed include Mrs Ruth Cote Mrs Ruby Bouchard Sun Shine Chair Ruth Stackpole and others.
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Camp Ellis
Christine Peterson
Ruth Cote
Ruby Bouchard
Sunshine
Ruth Stackpole
Carole St. Ours
Cynthia Lemay
Susan Gagnon
Stackpole
Lillian Morris
Eleanor Shaffer
Lillian Gagnon
Cote
Bouchard
Peterson
Memorial Day plans and upcoming council meetings in York County
Delegates Poissant and Roland St Michel attended a Veterans Council meeting at the AMVETS hall Biddeford to finalize Memorial Day parade plans. Announcements listed May 2 York County Council at Alfred, May 12 joint York Cumberland meeting at Westbrook for deceased member lists, May 15 district officers at Biddeford, May 16 a Boyle tribute at Jefferson Hotel, and May 17 a Maine executive committee meeting at Waterville. Commander Royal Sheltra led last night’s session and a buffet was provided by George Boutin and Nelson Bergeron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pece One
First District
Biddeford
Jet-smooth Luxury Chevrolet on the highway performer
A Chevrolet Impala Convertible ad highlights a suspension system with husky coil springs and double-action shocks, 700 sound deadeners, Body by Fisher, wide foam seats, deep carpeting, seven engines, and four transmissions. It promotes Trade N Travel Time at Chevrolet dealers with road maps and a promise of smooth highway performance.
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Fisher
Biscaynes
Chevrolet
Schedule announced for Maine Writers Conference 1963
The twenty fourth State of Maine Writers Conference will run August 25 through 28 in Ocean Park. Guests include Prof David McCord of Boston Harvard poet and essayist, with 11 am readings by George Abbe Loring Williams and David O Woodbury. Workshops feature Marion Allen Elston Ingalls Doris Marston Mildred Thomas Lewis Turco Joanne Williamson. The annual movie on Thursday will be Wuthering Heights.
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Ocean Park
Boston
George Abbe
Russell Sage College
Loring Williams
Cleveland
Ohio
la Conference
David O. Woodbury
Ogunquit
Reader’s Digest
Sheldon Christian
Brunswick
William E. Harris
Lunenburg Mass
Christian
Marion C
Sam”) Allen
Lawrence
Kans
Elston P. Ingalls
Biddeford Saco
Doris Ricker Marston
Cape Neddick
Mildred M. Thomas
Lewis Turco
Maine
Joanne Williamson
Kennebunkport
Wuthering Heights
Samuel Goldwyn
Emily Bronte
Adelbert M. Jakeman
Sue McConkey
Alfred
Jessie S.cole
Springvale
George S. Graffam l
Whitefield
Charles Todd
Orr's Island
Kitty Parsons
Rockport
Mass
Iaa Ladd Brown
Bangor
Lillian L. Munroe
Jamaica Plain
Charles Rawlings
Damariscotta Mills
Richard H. Recchia
Crises Foreseen in Chinese Communist Leadership say Experts
Declassified studies by Powell and Lewis, made available through the Library of Congress, analyze potential leadership crises in China. Powell predicts Mao’s death or retirement within a decade and two leadership crises as aging leaders must be replaced, while Lewis notes tensions between aging elites and younger members, foreseeing a possible 10 to 15 year continuity with a gradual shift rather than a sharp break.
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Library of Congress
Hughes
Associated Press
State Department
Ralph L. Powell
American University
John Wilson Lewis
Cornell University
Powell
China
Mao Tse-tung
Communist Party
Central Committee
Mao
Lewis
Gowns of 1800 Era Modeled by Local Women
Gowns of the 1800 period will be shown under Mrs. Carl Deis at a Women’s Fellowship meeting of Saco First Parish Congregational Church. The event in Fellowship Hall Beach Street starts 7 30 p.m. Tuesday with models including Mrs. Bou tet, Mrs. Fogg, Mrs. Mailman, and others. The soloist is Mrs. Harrison and commentator is J Alan Jasper. Refreshments by Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Anderson, and Miss Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Deis
Women’s Fellowship
Saco First Parish
Supreme Court Prayer Ban Attacked in House Hearings
Rep. Robert L. F. Sikes urged a constitutional amendment to reverse the high court ruling on school prayers. He said religion should be in public schools and places, calling the issue part of protecting America’s religious presence. Hearings featured many backers while few supported the court's decisions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
House
America
Robert L. F. Sikes
D. Fla
House Judiciary Committee
Sikes
John W. Davis
D-Ga
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Bible Baptist Church Saco Plans Mission Meetings
Bible Baptist Church at 146 Ferry Road Saco opens a week of missionary meetings from Sunday April 26 through May 3. Rev. William Duncan and Rev. Dennis Grudda headline the Sunday services with other missionaries to Japan Ivory Coast and the Philippines featured later in the week. Colored slides from each field will be shown and the public may attend all programs.
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The
Bible Baptist Church
Ferry Road
Saco
William Duncan
Japan
Far East
Dennis Grudda
Ivory Coast
Africa
George Huttenlock
William Simmons
Philippine Islands
Mr. Duncan
Huttenlock
Carll J. Grathwohl
Biddeford City Dump Extends Weekday and Saturday Hours
Biddeford's city dump will operate 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday, replacing the previous 5 p.m. closing. Saturday hours extend from noon to 5 p.m. with an attendant on site to guide residents disposing of junk cars and parts, per street commissioner Arthur Pratt.
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Biddeford
Arthur Pratt
Pratt
School Board Weighs Prayer Bible Note Amid Parental Objections
A school board considers allowing a prayer or Bible passage that some parents find objectionable. The issue centers on including religious elements in school activities and the balance between tradition and parental concerns.
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Raymond Dube
Delorge Baking Co
Young School
Sandra Allen
Pauline Cecchetti
Debra Fearon
Elsie Lombard
Chris Shildroth
Richard Marden
Daniel Lamarre
Robert Gelinas
Maurice Bernard
Evelyn Burrows
Paulette Ingalls
Lucienne
Beauty Salon
Bradley St
Lydia
Poissant
ED & Frank Chevrolet, Inc
Alfred Street
Yemen
San’a
David C. Woodbury
Red
Kennebunk Unitarian Church
Bolduc Paint CO
Alfred St
CHIC
Gertrude Ferland
ST. Francis College
Pool Road
P. S
W. W
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Remar’s
Main Street
Biddeford City
Superior Auto Parts, Inc
Texaco
Harry Marcus
Simon Spill
Clifford L. Swan Co
Middle Street
Portland
Jackson and
Mapes
Kennebunk
Rte
Carl M
Ethel M. Reed
Scarbero, Maine
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