Chrysler unveils diverse 1965 lineup at four day preview
New York AP Chrysler Corp. presents its most varied model range yet as it kicks off a four day preview of 1965 cars. President Townsend notes a central price range aimed at broad buyers, with 130 models across nine series and over 300 million spent on development and styling. Townsend says Chrysler aims to avoid catering only to the young or middle aged and will build cars for everybody. His tenure since 1961 has helped lift market share to 13.9 percent in early 1965.
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New York
Chrysler Corp
Igen A. Townsend
Chrya ‘Ownseslor
Townsend
Chrysler
Dodge
Safe Thief in Miami Steals Levinson’s Seat Blots
Dr. Melvin Levinson reports a thief in Miami again stealing his seat blots, following a prior incident in recent months. The repeated theft targets his equipment, with no injuries reported and no suspects named at this time.
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Miami
Melvin Levinson
Levinson
Towns Question River Pollution Plan Across Two States
Augusta officials join Gov Reed in considering a U S Public Health Service plan to build a $16 million sewer system and $9 million dredging project to tackle Presumpscot and Spurwink River pollution. Key concerns focus on treatment adequacy, safety of recreational areas, funding sources, and the project’s impact on two towns in Maine.
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Augusta
Gov. Reed
Ee Ee
U.S
S. Warren Co
Westbrook
Wendall A. Whitten
Scarborough
Spurwink
Selectman
Joseph J. Johnson
Cape Elizabeth
Claudette Lambert Honored At Green Lantern Party
A bridal party for Miss Claudette Lambert at 5 Forest Street Biddeford was hosted by her mother Mrs Irenee Lambert at the Green Lantern Club on Green Street Biddeford. The celebration precedes Claudette Lambert’s forthcoming marriage to Marcel Blais son of Mr and Mrs Gerard Blais of 111 May Street Biddeford. Numerous relatives and friends attended, with a long list of names noted as attending or unable to attend.
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Claudette Lambert
Forest St
Biddeford
Irenee Lambert
Green Lantern Club
Green Streeet
Lambert
Marcel Blais
Gerard Blais
May
von Aue
Ernest Theroux
Henry John
Rachel i\Theroux
Arthur Ferland
Pauline Ferland
Maurice Picard
Priscilla Picard
Albertine Boissonneault
Laurette Blais
Raymond Lambert
Robert Guay
Alphee Lambert
Juliette Boulanger
Emile Boucher
Eugenie Morin
Annette Dubois
Gerald Morin
Pauline Clark
William Daigle
Robert Hanna
Real Saucier
Patricia Lambert
Rita Lambert
Rosaire Cote
Priscille Laverriere
Rachel Cadorette
Lucien Guay
Doris Lambert
Diana Lamberte
Celina Lamberte
William Frost
Maurice Lamarre
Joseph Neault
Mathilda Lamarre
Fern Lambert
Gerald Lambert
Marcel Moreau
Leandre Morin
Denise Paquette
Paulette ‘Ruel
Florence Poirier
Jeannette Darcis
Gerard Paquette
Therese Lessard
Delianne Lambert
Claire Landry
Priscille Landry
Roland Landry
Diana Moulin
Emma Mercier
Rita Hevey
Ronald Verrier
Robert Ruel
Rochester
N. H
Yvonne LeBlond
Jeannine LeBlond
Cecile LeBlond
van Lena
Lorraine Poissant
Pauline Cote
Hector Dansereau
Leo Bedard
Edward Houle
William Piper
Roger Lambert
Doris Laliberte
George Nicholates
Priscilla Paul
Priscille Boliduc
Lorraine Dutil
Gertrude Corriveau
Paul Garneau
Muriel Perron
Edward Paquette
Edmond Gonneville
Conrad Lafortunes
Paul Moulin
Suit Is Filed For Custody Of Four Children
Margaretta Rockefeller filed suit in Westchester County State Supreme Court seeking custody of her four children by a prior marriage. Dr. James S. Murphy, the ex-husband, asks dismissal and wants the couple’s daughter Melinda returned to him. A hearing was set for today in chambers. papers were sealed. The children are James B. 13, Margaret Ita 11, and Carol 8, with Melinda the 9? year old.
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White Plains
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaretta
James S. Murphy
New York City
Melinda
State Supreme Court
Westchester County
James B
Margaret
Ita
Carol
Murphy
Idaho
Rockefeller
Happy Murphy
Nelson A. J
Televised Debate Killed By Senate Action On Bill
Washington AP reports Senate Democrats blocked a bill to suspend equal time rules for a presidential radio television debate with Barry Goldwater. The 44 to 41 vote to table came amid Democratic leadership discussions with President Johnson. The piece notes earlier context from 1960 and references opposition bloc of Democrats and Republicans.
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Senate
Washington
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Pastore
Goldwater
Saeetee
White House
Contract Talks Continue At Two Maine Towns
Union and management representatives met in Rumford and an AC Lawrence Leather mill to avert strikes after workers approved walkouts. Rumford voters 1258 to 268 supported action as 2300 production and maintenance workers stayed on the job post contract expiry June 30. Lawrence tannery vote 156 to 8. about 300 workers face a Thursday contract expiry. Both sides rejected offers. Rumford sought 22 cents an hour over three years, Lawrence about 5 cents an hour over two years.
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Associated Press
Maine
Oxford Paper Co
Rumford
A. C. Lawrence Leather Co
A. C. Lawrence Tannery
Oxford
A. C. Lawrence
Afl-Cio
Theta
North America
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