Officials Probe Into Human Bones Found in Old Orchard Beach
Police chief John Clark said investigators will question former tenants of the attic over an Old Orchard street bowling alley after a suitcase packed with human bones was found there. The remains include a partial skull, severed limbs, and vertebrae.
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Old Orchard Beach
John Clark
York County
Richard Dutremble
Robert Hinkle
Orchard Street
John Margone
Margone
Bob Fenderson
Uarters
Orchard Treet
Ocean Avenue
Clark
Michael M. P. Magaudda
Old Orchard St
Harvard Medical School
Clark and Dutremble Were Deputy Sheriff Burleigh Richards
Haines Gibson
Lloyd LaFountain
Biddeford
Rusk Heads to Moscow for Limited Nuclear Test Ban Pact
Secretary of State Dean Rusk leaves for Moscow to sign the limited nuclear test ban treaty and pursue East West talks. The ceremony is set for Monday in Kremlin’s St Catherine Hall with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and British officials.
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Ain
Lord Hailsham
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rusk
Moscow
Soviet Union
Lord Home
Gromyko
Kremlin
St. Catherine Hall
Khrushchev
Black Sea
Maine Astronaut Honored By Reed
Gov. Reed honors Maj. Robert A. Rushworth in Augusta at a State House ceremony naming him Maine’s only astronaut. The Madison native, U Maine graduate and WWII veteran described his flight record including X 15 rocket plane missions and the 54 mile altitude warrant for astronaut wings.
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Augusta
America
Robert A. Rushworth
Reed
Rushworth
State House
Madison
University of Maine
Maine
Madison High School
Army Air Corps
State University
Maine Air National Guard
Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Test Center
Ohio
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Curtis Lemay
Pentagon
Kennedy Push To Nuclear Treaty
President Kennedy announced the United States will continue underground nuclear tests. He said subterranean testing will proceed though banned in the atmosphere space and under water agreements. Senators Jackson Mansfield and Dirksen weighed how underground tests affect ratification and national security. Kennedy urged a wait and see stance but warned action will come eventually.
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Kennedy
United States
Senate
Soviet Union
Britain
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Europe as a Puzzle of Peace In Historic Perspective
A concise column likens Europe to a jigsaw puzzle missing a peace piece, tracing patterns of conflict and reconciliation through history. It reflects on enduring tensions, diplomatic shifts, and the quest for lasting stability across nations and eras.
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Europe
Copr
Gen
Fea, Corp
Red China blasts Soviet pact talk as Albania backs Peking
Tokyo AP reports Red China labels Soviet leaders freaks and monsters for approving the nuclear test ban treaty. Albania allied with China condemns Khrushchev as capitulating to imperialists while Moscow accuses Chou En lai of acting in bad faith dating to 1959.
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Tokyo
Red China
Moscow
Chou En-lai
Albania
Peking
Khrushchev
United States
Britain
Peking People's Daily
Chinese Communist Party
Soviet Union
U.S
Quoddy Project Sees New Disclosures and Support
Secretary Udall touted the Passamaquoddy St John power plan as modern and reliable, likening it to a 1963 jet airliner versus 1933 craft. Army engineers begin test borings at Dickey to locate hydroelectric sites for up to 15 years of phased construction pending Congress authorization.
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Passamaquoddy - St. John
Stewart L. Udall
Maine
New England
United States
Army _s
Dickey
St. Johniver
Quoddy
Army Engineers
Congress
Army Corps of
Udall
Kennedy signals continued underground tests to back treaty push
President Kennedy announces United States will continue underground nuclear testing which may aid Senate approval of the test ban treaty. Secretary of State Rusk leaves for Moscow tonight to sign the pact and seek East-West accords.
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Kennedy
U.S
Senate
Rusk
Moscow
Stephen Ward
London
Chicago
Night of racial unrest in Chicago South Side district
Police reports describe a fourth night of demonstrations as residents protested the presence of three Negro families. About 41 people were arrested, including 20 juveniles, after stone pelting injured two, and police for hours tried to disperse crowds near Morgan streets between 56th and 57th.
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Chicago
South Side
Morgan Streets
56Th
Dr Stephen Ward Clings To Life In London Hospital
Word from St Stephen's Hospital says Stephen Ward remains critically ill and unconscious after a massive drug overdose followed by pneumonia. Ward has been in a coma since Wednesday while a jury found him guilty of profiting from prostitution. his companion Julie Gulliver warns of retribution as Ward's condition stays perilous.
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Stephen Ward
St Stephen's Hospital
Ward
Julie Gulliver
Daily Companion
Stephen
Society
Old Bailey
Christine Keeler
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice- Davies
St. Stephen's Hospital
William Mayne Butcher
Bright
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Liao Chengchih
China Peace Committee
Liao
Chou
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Izvestia
World Communist Movement
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Richard A. Hertzler
Secretary of the Army
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Maine Water Improvement Commission
Raeburn Macdonald
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Earle Rumery
Saco River
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Saco-Lowell Shops
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Handy
George R. Bridge
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Maremont Corporation
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