Kozloff Case Dismissed and Pilot License Lost
Mrs Leah Kozloff 33 of Heath road Saco faced assault with a dangerous weapon charges after allegedly firing three rifle shots at her brother in laws plane. The Saco Municipal Court dismissed the case this morning for insufficient evidence amid related testimony about plane damage and a prior reckless flying verdict against Walter Kozloff.
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Leah Kozloff
Heath Road
Saco
Hilary Mahaney
Inlaw
Walter Kozloff
Walter
South Portland
Grace
United Fruit Executive Foresees Castro Fall
BOSTON AP United Fruit Co executive vice president Louis Sisto warned Castro will face a reckoning after Cuba expropriated about 40 million dollars in United Fruit properties. He called the move a potential tipping point and criticized the likely U.S. government response while noting the firm owned two sugar mills an industrial railroad and two ships in Cuba.
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Boston
Castro
United Fruit Co
U.S
Louis
Sisto
United Fruit
Nit-Wits
Cuban Militia Takes Over U.S. Property in Cuba
In Havana armed Cuban militiamen seized control of most American owned property after nationalization. Castro’s government backed by the Soviet Union vowed to reject any OAS resolution criticizing Soviet ties. Prime Minister Castro spoke as Raul Roa defended Cuba against international interference. He announced $770 million in American property was seized before a crowd of about 50 000 at a youth congress rally.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
Castro
Soviet Union
Raul Roa
Organization of American States
Latin American Youth Congress
Kneel-In Campaign Reaches Atlanta Churches
Negro college students launched a coordinated kneel-in at six white Protestant churches in Atlanta, supplementing six months of sit-ins. About 25 students, with white allies, attended First Baptist Druid Hills First Presbyterian St Mark Methodist Grace Methodist and the Cathedral of St Philip. No major incidents occurred as some were admitted after talks while others listened from foyers or outside during services. Led by Rev Martin Luther King Jr the group noted clergy and lay support as a sign Southerners may welcome church involvement to resolve race issues.
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Atlanta
South
Georgia
First Baptist
Druid Hills
Chuckle Joke About Tired Dogs At Night
A lighthearted quip notes that dog tiredness at night can come from growling all day. The verse cites Copr. Gen. Fea. Corp. as copyright.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Eisenhower Tells Congress US Military Power Is Tops
U N security council pleas for Belgian Congo withdrawal create tense backdrop as Dag Hammarskjold warns of peace or war. Eisenhower informs Congress that America’s military power is second to none and ready to be strengthened with new funds. He cites Soviet truculence, the Cuba issue, and ongoing disarmament talks, detailing deployments, bomber retention, and Polaris program expansion.
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Eisenhower
Congress
United Nations, N.Y
AP U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Katanga
U. N. Security Council
Katag
U.N
Security Ee
Fae
Patrice Lumumba
Washington
United States
Geneva
Central
Africa
Cuba
Senate
House
U. S
Strategic Air Command
George Washington
America
Noted Surgeon George FE Young Dies at 71
Dr. George F. E. Young, a pioneer in lung surgery and former chief surgeon at the Central Maine Sanatorium in Fairfield, died yesterday at a summer cottage. The Young Medical and Surgical Center at the sanatorium was dedicated to him in 1955.
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George FE. Young
Central Maine
Fairfield
Young Medical and Surgical Center
Biddeford Weekends Bumper of Five Auto Accidents
Five weekend automobile crashes mar Biddeford on Route One and Elm Cutts Street. Doris Toulouse, 28, Montreal drove a sedan into Peter Tito, 37 of East Hartford with extensive front and rear damage but no injuries. Norman Gagne, 22, Biddeford was hit by Marjorie Warren, 67, East Boston. Marie Alexander of East Boston received a bruised arm. Warren’s station wagon sustained about 200 dollars damage and Gagne's car about 100 dollars. Police Alfred Guilmette and Alfred Le doux investigated. Joseph H Chabot, 23, of 25 Granite Street was involved in another Saturday crash.
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Biddeford
Doris Toulouse
Montreal
P.Q
Peter G. Tito
East Hartford
Conn
Ralph Hubert
Toulouse
Tilo
Norman
Gagne
West Street
Marjorie C. Warren
East Boston
Elm Cutts Street
Marie Alexander
Boston
Miss Alexander
Warren
Alfred Guilmette
Alfred Ledoux
Joseph H. Chabot
Granite Street
End of 37th Eucharistic Congress in Munich
The Catholic Church wrapped up its 37th world Eucharistic Congress in Munich with three clear aims. It urged relief for the hungry and homeless, called for Christian unity and healing past rifts, and urged believers to unite against atheistic communism. Pope John XXIII prayed for humanity’s protection from death and spiritual ruin. About a million and a half listened as delegates from most nations attended, excluding Communist countries.
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Munich
Germany
John XXIII
Congress
Theresa's Meadows
Biddeford Explorer Post 305 Honors At Court Of Honor
Explorer Post 305 held a court of honor and awards at the Boy Scout hall on Mason Street Biddeford. Front row featured John Hill and Marie Lunetta with a Star Scouting badge for her son, while Mrs Madeliene Davenport accepted the press award for the Biddeford Saco Journal. Back row included Joseph McCarthy and C Millard Neal presenting a 50th anniversary Scouting book. Absentia awards went to Dr Leandre R Charest Raymond Wakefield and David E Dexter.
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Biddeford
Explorer Post
Boy Scout Hall
Mason Street
Explorer
John Hill
Marie Lunetta
Madeliene Davenport
Biddeford-Saco Journal
Wendall Lund
Lawrence Villandry
Visor
Albert Quellette
Joseph McCarthy
C. Millard Neal
Bruce Nunan
Patrick Lunetta
John Colombe
Leandre R. Charest
Raymond C. Wakefield
David E. Dexter
Portland Press Herald
Seven Die In Week End Accidents
The Associated Press reports seven deaths from drowning and highway crashes over the weekend. Maine toll reached 88 for the year with an early morning crash on U.S. Route 1 near Searsport killing 46 year old Rena Smith of Stockton Springs. Also killed were 51 year old Justin A. Francis in Perry and 14 year old Shirley Pelletier of Madawaska who died from injuries in Grand Falls hospital after Hamlin incident. Elmer P. Gagnon of Madawaska is named among the injured victims.
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Associated Press
Searsport
Rena Smith
Stockton Springs
Maine
Justin A. Francis
Perry
Shirley Pelletier
Madawaska
Grand Falls
N.B
Hamlin
Elmer P. Gagnon
Pelletier
Mercury program on schedule despite Atlas failure
NASA official Dr. Abe Silverstein said Project Mercury remains essentially on time with suborbital flights planned this year and orbital missions next year. He noted no major problems, despite reports of delays, and cited successful capsule operations during a July 29 Atlas launch attempt that ended in failure.
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Washington
Space Agency
Abe Silverstein
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Silverstein
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Mercury
Earth
Redstone
Homer Joe Stewart
NASA
National Rocket Club
Stewart
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Kozloff
Flyer
Kennebunk Inn
Edward McDuffey
Highland Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
McDuffey
Mary Smillie
Ste. Ann Church
Manchester
N. H
Bagley
SWIFT
Hunt’s
WED
Stamps
Dag
Ferdinand Bourque
St. John Hall
Adams Street
St. Andre Church
Clifford Street
Bates Manufacturing Company
Kesslen Shoe Co
Kennebunk, Maine
Edward
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