Maine House Reverses on School Bus Bill Amendment
The Maine House returned the school bus measure to the Senate with a two thirds voting requirement for local bus service to private and parochial schools. Rep C Martin Berman warned the change could kill the bill, noting no prior public vote supports such a standard.
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Brunswick
Jerome G. Plante
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Pepperell Textile Vocational School Graduation May 6
Pepperell Manufacturing textile vocational school will graduate May 6 at Pepperell hall. Graduation certificates will be given to those completing courses and a two year apprentice program. The event, with a Pepperell Foreman's Club dinner, honors staff, instructors, and workers from the plant.
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Reny
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Main
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State Department of Education
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J. Stanley Murdock
Joseph W. Cummings
Maurice C. E. Roux
Meneter
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Lincoln Dunlap
Leo Cyr
James F. Smith
Stephen Kaler
James W. Devine
Bureau of Apprenticeship
U. S. Department of Labor
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Gerard Beaudoin
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Donald Palmitessa
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Kenneth Murphy
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Glendon Murphy
John Hudson
Paul LaRose
Paul Deshaies
Psychiatrist Recieves Postcard From Former Patient
A psychiatrist reports receiving a postcard from a former patient reading Having a wonderful time Why The message is attributed to Copt General Fea Corp and raises professional boundary concerns.
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Doctor Balks At Night Calls
VAN BUREN Dr Oneil Lab, county medical examiner since 1953, resigns saying he did not go to medical school to perform alcohol-blood content tests for state troopers. He hand-delivered his reason to the Bangor Daily News while Gov Reed receives the resignation. County Atty Ferris Freme notes police may have pressed him. such tests are not part of a medical examiner's duties.
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Sedgwick Man Held on Rape Charge in Blue Hill Case
Joseph W. Perkins, 29, of Sedgwick was ordered held on $20,000 bond for the grand jury on a charge of raping a 7 year old girl in Blue Hill Tuesday. He pleaded innocent in municipal court Wednesday.
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Joseph W. Perkins
Grand
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Castro Profess es Mercy For Rebels
Fidel Castro addressed nearly 1,000 captured rebel invaders on Cuban television in Havana Sports Palace. A brief gunfire incident interrupted the marathon harangue, after which Castro urged calm and directed prisoners to hand over weapons. He defended the socialist government while denying immediate firing squad, and the event capped a five day captive parade with prisoners naming themselves before TV viewers.
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Prosecution Presents Eichmann Case Evidence From 1938
In Jerusalem AP reports Kennedy father of President Kennedy warned in 1938 that the outlook for Jews in Germany was very bad. Bar'or opened the record with Kennedy cable about refugees and efforts to ease their plight. Documents microfilmed from Nazi papers were introduced. No new witnesses testified in the first hours.
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Adolf Eichmann
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Ya’akov Bar
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Joachim von Ribbentrop
Henri Bonnet
Washington
Bar’or
Alemandria
Way Is Cleared For Saco Sewage Plant
The U S Public Health Service approved the construction contract for a sewage treatment plant at Bear Brook in Saco. The $90,000 project funds come from federal state and local matching money, with the city, state, and federal governments contributing 45 000 18 000 and 27 000 respectively. Low bidder Samuel Aceto and company of Portland quoted 77 200 for the job.
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US Public Health Service
Bear Brook
Saco
Clifford A. Purvis
Coffin and Richardson
Purvis
Goose Fare Brook
Samuel Aceto
Laotian government presses for cease fire amid Laos unrest
The Laotian government called for a noon Friday cease-fire amid fears resistance to rebel attacks may crumble. Rebels captured Muong Sai near Luang Prabang as royal forces face morale decline and continued U.S. arms airlifts. A cease-fire looms, but rebels resist a fixed date while a Canada Poland Britain trio debates rebel territory access.
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Luang Prabang
Pathe Laos
U.S. Air Force
Washington
Laos
New Delhi
Canada
Poland
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