Goldberg Steps Into Met Opera Labor Dispute
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg entered the Metropolitan Opera wage dispute that led to the cancellation of the 1961 62 season. He spoke with union leaders and planned talks with Met officials as two star singers sent a cable to Washington. Mayor Wagner arranged meetings with union officials amid demands for a $248 weekly base pay, $78 above last season, which the Met said was unaffordable.
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New York
Arthur J. Goldberg
Metropolitan Opera Company
Goldberg
Dallas
Met
Leontyne Price
Rise Stevens
Washington
Robert F. Wagner
al Manutti
The
American Federation of Musicians
Opera
Credit Bureau Manager Attends Princeton Institute
Vincent Jefferson of Credit Bureau Inc in Sanford returned from the Princeton Management Institute in Princeton New Jersey. The annual institute was jointly sponsored by Princeton University the Associated Credit Bureaus of the Northeast and the Associated Credit Bureaus of America to train credit bureau and collection service managers in personnel advertising public relations and financial management. A featured open forum gathered managers from Maine and 16 surrounding states to exchange ideas on improving services. Instructors included Prof Timothy W Costello and Prof James F Clyne of New York University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Jefferson
Credit Bureau, Inc
Sanford
Princeton Management Institute
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Associated Credit Bureaus of
Northeast
Associated Credit Bureaus of America
Futher
Jefferson
Maine
Princeton Institute
Timothy W. Costello
James F. Clyne
New York University
Berry topping suggestion with sour cream and brown sugar
A brief note recommending serving berries with sour cream and brown sugar as an alternative to the common cream and granulated sugar pairing. It suggests trying this variation for a different flavor profile.
Moore Speaks on Coin Collecting to Beach Kiwanis
Richard Moore of the First National Bank Biddeford spoke at Old Orchard Beach Kiwanis on coin collecting as hobby and investment. July dime receipts for the Underprivileged Children's Fund totaled 329.60. The eighth annual Kiwanis auction is set for August 9 at Ocean Park Recreation Building with Benjamin Currier as auctioneer.
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Richard Moore
First National Bank
Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
Kiwanis Club
American Legion Hall
School Street
Roland Mewer
Board of Selectmen
Ocean Park
Benjamin Currier
Roger Tousignant
Edward C. Jackson
Robert Reid
Nunzi Napolitano
Harold Hinds
Portland
Charles Schwartz
Scotia
N.Y
Hartley Grandy
Concord
N.H
Robert Frazer
Winchester
Ont
Harry Tabor
Everett
Mass
BAR Holdings Income Drops
Bangor and Aroostook Corp parent company for Bangor and Aroostook Railroad reports consolidated earnings of 1.40 per share for the first six months ending June 30. Rail portion totals 1.32 per share, compared with 1.89 in the same period of 1960, per the Goal Credit Corp. parent figures.
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Bangor
Bangor and Aroostook Corp
Bangor and Aroostook
Goal Credit Corp
Brooklyn man fined for speeding in Old Orchard Beach
Gabriel Cahebar, 21, of Brooklyn New York, was fined 20 dollars by Trial Justice Wesley Mewer in Old Orchard Beach Justice court after police charged him with speeding 45 mph in a 25 mph zone on Saco avenue last night.
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Gabriel Cahebar
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wesley Mewer
Old Orchard Beach Trial
Old Orchard Beach
Cahebar
Saco Avenue
Lerner Sees Double Race As American Goal of the Future
Max Lerner told University of Maine summer students that a double race exists today, the weapons race and the intelligence race. He urged building elan and a creative democratic elite from all groups to ensure equal opportunity, leadership across sectors, and better global influence through educated young ambassadors.
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Orono
Max Lerner
University of Maine
New York Post
Kennedy
Berlin
Ner
Army Prepares To Beef Up Three Divisions
The Army says it will beef up three training divisions to fighting strength and add them to the 14 combat divisions on active duty. Ft Carson, Colorado, will be opened Sept 7 as a training facility capable of handling 16 000 men at one time to support basic training for the 1st Infantry Division at Ft Riley Kansas the 2nd Infantry at Ft Benning Georgia and the 2nd Armored Division at Ft Hood Texas. The three divisions have been used for training and are currently at less than half the strength needed for combat readiness.
Auction At N Saco Church To Benefit Organ Fund
A sale sponsored by the Ladies Union Circle will take place Saturday August 12 at 10 am on the North Saco Congregational church grounds. Phineas Reserve serves as auctioneer to raise funds for the church organ. Mrs Osborne Parks chairs the event with aides Mrs Sumner Horn and Mrs Arthur Fogg soliciting. Mrs Everett Huston runs the sandwich bar. donations of articles are welcomed.
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North Saco Congregational Church
Ladies Union Circle
Phineas Reserve
Organ
Osborne Parks
Parks
Sumner Horn
Arthur Fogg
Everett Huston
Spud Pickers Sought for Maine Harvest Plan
Maine and Canadian officials plan an August meeting in Montreal to recruit about 7 000 Canadian potato pickers for roughly 23 000 domestic workers. Some 145 000 acres in Aroostook County are set to be harvested starting mid September. Lerner’s Summer Arts Festival ends Thursday with a Kroll Quartet concert. all programs open to teachers students and the public.
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Augusta
Maine
Montreal
Maine Employment Security Commission
Aroostook
Lerner
Kroll Quartet
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