New Bill Would Avert Grudges By Judges
Washington AP reports publisher William Loeb of the Manchester Union Leader urged a federal appeals disqualification mechanism at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing. He cited experiences with hostile judges in mass antitrust cases and urged passage to protect litigants rights. Committee chair Eastland pressed for approval though unsure of Senate fate before adjournment. Senator Norris Cotton endorsed the measure as needed protection for due process.
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Haverhill
Mass
James O. Eastland
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Federal Court of Appeals
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
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Classifieds offer affordable exposure for buyers and sellers. Small listings connect readers with products services and opportunities quickly. Local shoppers spot bargains or opportunities through concise notices in community pages.
Putnam lashes out at Democrats in Maine politics
Cape Elizabeth AP Roger Putnam the new Republican state chairman criticized Democrats in Washington including Sen. Edmund Muskie. He blamed tariff policies for harming woolen textile and poultry plants while praising Republicans such as Congressman Clifford G. McIntire for relief and Maine job preservation.
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Edmund S. Muskie
Roger Putnam
Cumberland County
Clifford G. McIntire
Maine
Truce and Turkish Attack Stand Joined by Greece
Greek Cypriot authorities rejected 20 bottles of a plasma supply after three spoiled units from a 23 bottle shipment. Diplomats in Nicosia, Athens, Istanbul, Geneva, London, Washington and the UN pursued lines to leverage the cease fire toward a broader agreement. Spyros Kyprianou returned to Nicosia after talks with the Greek Cabinet and said any Turkish attack would be faced jointly with Greece standing by Cyprus.
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Japanese restaurants supply disposable chopsticks in sealed envelopes
Britannica notes that Japanese restaurants provide patrons with disposable chopsticks sealed in sanitary envelopes to ensure hygiene and convenience.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Deep Freeze For Avocados
California avocado cooperative Calavo announces test market frozen avocados in plastic bags. The program starts next month in New York Chicago and Dallas ensuring flavor and texture remain same.
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Calif
California
New York
Chicago
Dallas
More Educational Aid Is Necessary Hathaway States
CHESTERVILLE AP A Democratic candidate for Congress William D. Hathaway of Auburn and state chairman told Franklin County Fish and Game Association that federal aid to education can ease Maine municipal taxation. He urged dollars for schools books and teachers alongside sewers water lines and highways.
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Maine
William D. Hathaway
Auburn
Franklin County Fish and Game Association
West Berlin wall anniversary sparks protests and hopes for peace
The text notes how West Berliners mark the wall's third anniversary amid Cold War tensions. Communist press defends the wall as defense against fascist invasion while urging against Brandt's peace appeal. Earlier, a second anniversary clash saw police face 1,500 rioters at crossing points. Thousands joined family reunions in East Berlin last Christmas.
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Goldwater edges toward unity amid mixed signals at Hershey
Goldwater sought party unity after denouncing damaging statements by society founder Robert Welch while insisting the group itself is not on a subversive list. Rockefeller urged assurance to Republicans nationwide, but New York Governor Rockefeller hinted reservations remain and Romney returned to Lansing with no clear endorsement. Scranton hosted the Hershey meeting, calling the outcome very good, while Reed of Maine shifted from opposition to tentative backing as unity drive advances with only a few reluctant lawmakers remaining.
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Robert Welch
Rockefeller
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Lansing
Hershey
Arizona
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Maine
Kenneth B. Keating
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Compromise Reached On Amendment Reapportionment
Washington AP reports a compromise on a reapportionment amendment aims to clear the way for passage of a foreign aid authorization bill. Dirksen and Mansfield introduced the plan to delay court ordered state legislative reapportionment for up to four years to allow action on a constitutional alternative. The move seeks to avert derailment ahead of the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City.
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Mike Mansfield
Justice Department
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Supreme Court
Leaders view Goldwater unity as stride for party solidarity
Washington Senate leaders finalize a compromise on a reapportionment amendment and aim to clear the way for action on the foreign aid authorization bill. Goldwater accuses Johnson of blocking a campaign issue as party cohesion faces test amid national debates. International reverberations loom over Cyprus peace prospects and a Berlin Wall tribute marks a grim anniversary.
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West Berlin
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Kennedy Silent on Senate Bid Aboard Maine Cruise
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy resumed a Maine coastal cruise with wife and friends aboard the 55-foot sloop Palawan. He declined comment on reports he will run for the Senate from New York as the party left Blue Hill harbor after arriving from North Haven.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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New York Times
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Hills Beach Vehicle Stolen Report in Biddeford
Biddeford police report a black 1961 Pontiac Tempest stolen overnight from near the Hills Beach residence of Maurice Provencher. The vehicle is described as the missing car belonging to Provencher.
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Maurice Provencher
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Mrs. Warren Tops at Kennebunkport Flower Show
In the seventh annual Kennebunkport Flower Show Mrs. Chester Warren won the grand prize for best entry. Over 400 attendees voted to award the Richard Knott Award to Mrs. Edward Wentworth while Miss Ellen Warren served as ribbons opener and judge alongsideMrs. Betty Jane Haywood and Mrs. James Eastwood.
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Hugh Googins
Carleton Miller
Chester Warren Jr
Warner Cameron
C. Winslow Lewis
Ralph Stephan
Chief Assessor Attends Maine Appraisal School at Bowdoin
Byron F. Dolby, Chief Assessor, is attending the Assessors Appraisal School at Bowdoin College in Brunswick. The session began Monday and ends tomorrow. The state program, conducted annually for Maine assessors under the State Tax Assessor, trains in new procedures. Dolby will return to duties Monday and is the sole representative from Saco.
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Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Maine
Dolby
Saco
Syndicate Escape From Winson Green Prison
The Syndicate fled Winson Green Prison Birmingham with 7.28 million pounds and only 840 thousand recovered. An inquiry was opened by Secretary Henry Brooke into the escape led by the Freedom Fixers. They reportedly used a mail train book as payment, arriving at 3 am to scale the wall with a ladder and bypass guards before overpowering officer Bill Nicholls.
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Birmingham
Wilson
Henry Brooke
Freedom Fixers
Bill Nicholls
Kennedy Sees Rapid Recovery From Plane Crash
Surgeon team at New England Baptist Hospital reports Senator Edward M Kennedy is healing well from a June plane crash with no surgery needed. He will spend about six months in a Stryker frame, then brace and rehab, with possible return to normal activity and perhaps skiing in the future.
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New England Baptist Hospital
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George Hammond
Joan
Sen. Kennedy
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Ture
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Lahey
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