Death Of Beach Man Ruled From Natural Causes
Felix Michaud 60 of Milliken Mills road Old Orchard Beach died of a cerebral hemorrhage. York County Medical Examiner Leopold A. Viger preliminary examination indicated natural causes. Autopsy performed at Webber Hospital. Michaud found about 150 feet from his house. He lived alone. Police say he was dressed in trousers and one shoe.
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Felix Michaud
Milliken Mills
Old Orchard Beach
Portland
Michaud
Old Orchard
York County
Leopold A. Viger
Webber Hospital
Morichaud
Godfrey Cancerous Lung Tumor Operation Reportedly Underway
New York AP reports Arthur Godfrey underwent surgery after doctors disclosed his chest tumor is malignant. The operation began early and included removing part of a left lung while officials stated his condition remained excellent.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Radio-Tv Star
Godfrey
God- Columbia Pres
Seos Hemes
World peace hailed as Liu Shao-chi presides in Tokyo
Reports from AP datelined Tokyo Perth Oran and London recount Liu Shao-chi presiding at his first diplomatic event after being named president. Diplomatic figures from recognizing nations greeted him and mutual peace and friendship were emphasized. In Perth an Indian Ocean collision left eight injured and eight dead aboard the Farmand after a tanker explosion. De Gaulle in Oran said only he can solve Algeria’s future through a total evolution, while in London a Moscow broadcast claimed Chinese peasants domesticated and killed a snowman in Kansu.
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Liu
Mondry
Peiping Radio
Red China
Perth
Australia
Farmand
Indian Ocean
Fremantle
Oran
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Pierre Lefont
Echo Oran
France
de Gaulle
London
Kansu
Moscow Radio
Asia
Pamir
Central Asia
Top Honor Students Announced At Wells High School
Wells High announces top honor students. Merna Darling, Keren Bridges, and William Ireland lead with four year averages above 90. Seven more students exceed 85 four-year average. Graduation set for June 5. Baccalaureate May 31 at Wells Second Congregational Church.
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Wells High School
Norman F. Holder
Merna Darling
Karen Bridges
William Ireland
Keren Bridges
Darling
John Darling
Depot Road
Wells
Miss Bridges
Russell C. Bridges
Ocean View Avenue
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital School of Nursing
Ireland
Russell Ireland
Shore Road
Ogunquit
University of Maine
Janice Ward
Mary Adams
Richard Burden
Jon Holder
William Spiller
Frances Clough
Emerson Rhodes
Wells Second Congregational Church
Net income for March falls at Bangor & Aroostook Railroad
The Bangor and Aroostook Railroad reports March net income of 98203 dollars versus 205639 dollars the previous year. Freight revenue drops to 1548323 dollars, 20 percent below last year’s 1909148 dollars, driven mainly by a 35 percent cut in potato loadings.
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Bangor
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad
Maine Senate Rejects Two Minimum Wage Bills in Tie Break
The Maine Senate rejected two minimum wage proposals, one for $1 and one for 80 cents, in a 15-15 tie decided by Senate President John Reed. Democrats backed the measure before a later mistaken vote by Sen. James Coffin led to a request for reconsideration.
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Maine Senate
Reed
Augusta
Maine
Senate
John Reed
Peter MacDonald
Rumford
Labor Committee
Alton Lesard
Lewiston
Bath
James Coffin
Freeport
Heel Cofin
Western Big Four ministers unveil Geneva package plan
Foreign ministers from Paris V and the Western Big Four announced complete agreement on a package plan to present at the Geneva conference next month. They closed their session abruptly, and a final communique offered no specifics of the plan.
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Paris V
Biddeford Hosts Mexico Band For Exchange Concert
Biddeford high school welcomes the Mexico high school band for a two day exchange program ending with a joint concert and dance at Biddeford High School gym. Host families provide meals and overnight accommodations. Horace Killam directs rehearsals and concert with Mrs. Anna M. Crouse.
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Biddeford
Mexico High School
Biddeford Band
Mexico
Plate
Anna M. Crouse
William
Debt trimming bill roils Maine GOP caucus debate
AUGUSTA AP House Republicans caucus again over appropriations linking to Senate GOP and Governor Clauson. A plan to cut 5to 10 million from the 104.4 million current services bill faces opposition. Woodcock warns highway projects would be slashed. Stanley proposes shifting costs from general fund to curb spending. Clauson calls the plan Unrealistic and highway funding would be disrupted.
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Augusta
House
Senate Gop
Appropriations
Clauson
Allan Woodcock
Bangor
Robert G. Wade
Auburn
James S. Stanley
Th Appropriations Committee
Woodcock
Kennebunk Red Cross elects new chapter officers
The Kennebunk Red Cross chapter held its annual meeting at the Kennebunk Unitarian church. Elliott Green was named chairman with Thomas Regan Jr. as vice chairman, Theodore Kingsbury treasurer, and Lucinda Lord secretary. New directors include Mrs. Charles Cole and others. Major Ethel Theilmann to lead a May home nursing class. Guest speaker was Donald Huard of the Portland chapter.
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Kennebunk
American Red Cross
Kennebunk Unitarian Church
Elliott Green
Thomas J. Regan, Jr
Theodore O. Kingsbury
Lucinda Lord
Lester J. Hathaway
Charles Cole
Chester Cram
Edward Winston
George Noiles
Sidney Dymkoski
Charles Dessow
Miss Lord
Thomas W. Mars
Robert T. Davis
David W. Emmons
Arty Regan
Robert Dowd
Joanne Larssen
Red Cross
Maddeleine Bartlett
The
Theodore Kingsbury
Davis
Coon Hound Likely To Repeat Folly
OWASSO Oklahoma AP Little Richard a lively coon hound freed from a rocky tomb after six days of digging by 200 volunteers using dynamite and jackhammers. Veterinarian Dr John Collins said the dog has every chance to recover and may again chase coons in the same rocky bluff crevice. Larry Wilson, the owner, noted the dog’s fond reunion as Little Richard whimpered in his arms.
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Owasso
Okla
Little ‘Richard
Little Richard
Larry Wilson
John Collins
Tulsa
Collins
Wilson
Coon
Textron Net Income Surges in First Quarter
Providence R I Textron reports first quarter net income 14 times last year’s. This year’s figure 4,589,345 vs 321,315 a year ago. Earnings 1.01 a share up from .03 on fewer shares in 1958.
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Providence
R. L
Textron
Diversified Industrial Corporation
Delaware Passes Whipping Measure
Delaware lawmakers move to make whipping mandatory for robbery. First offense 20 to 40 lashes, each later conviction at least 30. House approved Senate version 22-3. Gov Boggs undecided on signing, which would mark the first mandatory whipping law in state history. Robbery current penalty ranges from a $500 fine to 3 to 25 years in prison.
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Dover
Del
Delaware
House
Senate
J. Caleb Boggs
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Ima
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Japanese Foreign Office Today
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San Francisco
All-Japan Dockworkers Union
Goldblatt
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Fea. Corp
Main Street
Roosters
the Farm
Alfred Street
Saco
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Camp Ellis
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Ruth Wormwood
Unitarian Church
Elliot Green
Horace Killam
Virgil Hinckley
Biddeford High School
Sabina Regina
Thomas Deans
Robert Clarke
Janis Hodgdon
James Reilly
St. Louis High School
Bonny Eagle Lake
Robert Cote
Emile LeBlond
Raymond Gagnon
Bernard Villandry
GOP
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Jerry’s Meat Mart
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