Kennedy matriarch funeral held in Boston
The Kennedy family paid tribute to Mrs. John F. Fitzgerald 98, matriarch of the clan, as the funeral in Boston drew relatives including grandchildren such as John F. Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy and Edward M. Kennedy. Burial followed at St Joseph’s Cemetery West Roxbury with Rev John F. Fitzgerald to sing Mass. She was born Josephine Mary Hannon in Acton and married to Honey Fitz, a former Boston mayor.
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American Leaders Outline Europe Ally Talks at Luncheon
The article notes an on page one luncheon with 200 businessmen where Henry Cabot Lodge discussed upcoming missions to praise European allies regarding the Southeast Asian situation. He told newsmen on Monday it is safe to proceed with the plan.
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Negro Leader Warns Against Racial Violence
Dr. Martin Luther King at UMass warns that militant leadership in America’s Negro community would sabotage equal rights. He says violence may win temporarily, can't yield lasting peace, and criticizes Goldwater’s civil rights stance. He urges a vast domestic Marshall plan to fight unemployment and education gaps.
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Three Fires Reported At Beach In Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach reports three fires in quick succession. Firemen extinguished a rubbish dump blaze behind the Town barn using 50 feet of hose. A second blaze burned railroad ties near the Waves Motel on First Street with a booster deployed. A third fire involved a car owned by Millard Palmer on Ocean Avenue, extinguished with fog from firemen.
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Ho Chi Minh Not Free Agent Says Defense View
Ho Chi Minh argued that North Viet Nam could not act alone and would not have attacked U S destroyers without clearance from Red China. He stressed the need for alignment with Beijing to justify action and to avoid unilateral aggression claims.
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This Stunter Used His Wits
Hollywood stuntman Irv Berniker faced a real mountain lion in his Santa Monica Mountains backyard. He said he would not tangle with the animal and alerted police, who reported the lion escaped into the hills.
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Last Of Noted Triplets Dies In Bay State
Framingham Mass AP Mrs Anna Faith McDonnell last of the Faith Hope and Charity triplets died at 97 in Cushing Hospital for the Elderly She outlived sisters Nellie Hope Daniels Nora Charity Murphy who died earlier The triplets were North Brookfield natives and later lived in Marlboro They celebrated their 95th birthday together She left three sons Harold Wellesley George Chicago and Joseph Palmdale Calif
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North Brookfield
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Marlboro
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Harold
Wellesley
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Chicago
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Palmdale
Calif
Employment claims rise in Biddeford area report
Figures released by the Biddeford office of the Maine Employment Security Commission show 498 claims filed last week compared with 496 a year ago. The office notes age claims were 526 versus 469 the previous year, per Manager Francis Coughlin.
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Cabins Operator Is Freed Under Bail
Howard Armstrong a 64 year old Harrison man was released on 500 bail after being charged with operating cabins without a state health license. His case was continued for one week in Biddeford Municipal Court before Associate Judge Gerald C Nason with no plea entered.
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Huberts pleads guilty in Saco Court to stop sign charge
Galen E. Huberts, 44, of 31 Atlantic Ave Old Orchard Beach, appeared before Associate Judge William F. Wilson Jr. in Saco Municipal Court and pleaded guilty to passing a stop sign, receiving a $10 fine.
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Winners Named At Old Orchard Beach Art Festival
Judges from Maine and New Hampshire selected prize winners at the seventh annual Art Festival by the Old Orchard Beach Art Association at Jordan Hall Ocean Park. First prizes went to Gerald Grinnell Avon Conn for Stone Silo and Maurice Day of Damariscotta for Smoke Houses on the Bay. Second prizes went to Mrs Raymond S Oakes Portland for Daisies Breakfast and Ethel Wight Old Orchard Beach for Peabody Pen. Third prizes went to Marguerite Starkey York for Autumn Bouquet and Gertrude Hopkins Springvale for Miss Astor. Honorable mentions were Elizabeth Wilson Ocean Park for Covered Bridge and Gertrude Eastman Old Orchard Beach for My Street. A popular vote award will be given after Friday from attendees.
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Leader Foresees Record Steel Output in 1964
NEW YORK AP Thomas F Patton chairman of the American Iron and Steel Institute said today 1964 steel production may approach 120 million tons a record high He noted the figure had circulated in trade circles and was the first time a top industry leader cited it Patton also board chairman of Republic Steel Corp predicted ingot output could reach 117 million in matching the 1955 record The remarks accompany plans for Century Two observances beginning Sept 14 to commemorate the first commercial steel heat in 1864 A Century Two symbol will be created from samples from 150 plants in the United States Canada and Latin America into a single stainless steel ingot
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Embroidery Show Will Be Presented in Kennebunk
A public exhibition of Jacobean embroidery by Margaret A. Fisher and students at The Brick Store Museum will take place Thursday and Friday, August 13 and 14, in Sparhawk Hall Kennebunk. The event runs 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with demonstrations by Fisher assisted by local residents Sidney Crawford Clyde Dwinell Roy Miles William Riley and Milton Shaw from 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. daily.
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Kittery
Milton M. Shaw
Goose Rocks Beach
Cyprus cease-fire sought as UN calls for halt
The U N Security Council backed a US British resolution demanding a cease fire in Cyprus with four abstentions. Turkey promised to halt bombing but would keep reconnaissance flights until UN forces enforce the armistice and pre August fifth positions. Makarios pledged to honor the cease-fire as Greek Cypriots stopped fighting. reporters saw widespread destruction and villagers fleeing toward wooded hills.
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Dear Abby Modesty Irony and Advice About Waiting
Dear Abby answers readers on modesty and health myths noting a husband fears nurses caring for him due to his views. The column offers guidance urging medical care and debunking excuses. Additional letters cover grief timing for callers and plans to confirm invitations, plus a light aside on topless swimsuits.
Stage Is Prepared For A Possible Showdown
In Atlanta civil rights groups prepared for action as restaurant owner Lester Maddox and the Pickrick face possible closure if forced to integrate. Justice Hugo Black refused stay requests on the civil rights act ruling, leaving Maddox to decide next steps while Moreton Rolleston signaled willingness to comply with court orders.
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Hugo L. Black
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Lester Maddox
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Moreton Rolleston
The
Heart of Atlanta Motel Corp
Temporary Italian President Merzagora Shocks Coalition
Rome AP Cesare Merzagora has become acting president of Italy, potentially vexing Premier Aldo Moro’s center left government. The 65 year old former Senate president, unaffiliated, can veto Decrees, complicating Moro’s plan to confront economic slump. Segni’s condition shows improvement per medical bulletin.
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Guards Needed In Saco Says Police Chief Kerry
Police Chief Raymond Kerry announced two crossings guard openings in Saco. Applicants must be 21 to 45 and residents of Saco. Job is three hours daily, 38 weeks yearly, pay five 15? per week with four weeks paid leave and observed holidays and bad weather days. Applications obtainable at the police station.
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