Fine print in VP's speech on Berlin unity and power
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson urges West Berliners to face reality over unification while the Allies keep East Germany and East Berlin in a limbo. The piece notes the reluctance to risk war with the Soviet Union and the irony of Western recognition of East German authorities through practical dealings.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington (Ap
Lyndon B. Johnson
Berlin
East Germany
Germany
East Berlin
West Berlin
West
Adenauer
Khrushchev
Moscow
Rusk
Soviet Union
Jand
Johnson
Local Holstein cows set outstanding production records
The Holstein-Friesian Association of America announced record official production by Holstein cows in the area. Colantha Pauline, owned by Gerard G. Cassette, produced 14 330 pounds of milk and 550 pounds butterfat in 305 days, while Shaws Tidy Fern Jewel, owned by Paul H. Fournier, yielded 19 937 pounds milk and 851 pounds butterfat in 362 days. The University of Maine, with the national Holstein organization, supervised weighing and testing as part of herd testing programs ensuring continuing lactation and lifetime records.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Colantha Pauline
Gerard G. Cassette
Saco
Shaws Tidy Fern Jewel
Paul H. Fournier
University of Maine
National Holstein Organization
Gore Seeks Halt to Steel Price Increase
Senator Gore urged President Kennedy and federal agencies to use all powers to stop a steel price rise planned for October. He warned a $5 per ton increase could trigger inflation and proposed options from breaking up large steel firms to imposing utility-like price controls if needed. He called for moral persuasion first and noted October wages tied to the contract would affect costs.
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Washington
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Kennedy
Gore
Senate
Freda Georges Marriage Announced in Long Island Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Georges of Biddeford announce the wedding of their daughter Freda to Theodore Katsanakos son of Mrs. Michael Katsanakos of Vetheon Greece and the late Michael Katsanakos. The ceremony was July 16 at St Demetrios church Long Island New York officiated by Rev D Frangos and Rev T Chelpon. Attendants were Miss Mary Georges and George Kotteras. A small reception followed at Oyster Bay. Mrs Katsanakos is a graduate of Farmington State Teachers College and her husband a graduate of schools in Greece. He plans to study electronics in New York this fall and the couple reside in New York City.
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Andrew Georges
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Freda
Theodore Katsanakos
Michael Katsanakos
Vetheon
Greece
St. Demetrios Church
Long Island
N. Y
D. Frangos
T. Chelpon
Mary Georges
George Kotteras
Oyster Bay
Social Club Outing at Hills Beach near Saco
Members of the Saco Democratic Social club enjoyed water sports and beach games at Hills Beach. They held a luncheon at the Hills Beach cottage of Police and Fire Commissioner Frank Jones. A brief business session followed with plans for a summer camp at former Alderman Leo Paul’s site.
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Saco Democratic Social Club
Hills Beach
Frank Jones
Saco
Leo Paul
U M Puts 306 Grads In Jobs As Teachers
The University of Maine Placement Bureau reports 306 June graduates placed in teaching jobs. Of these, 220 went to Maine districts and 86 to out of state schools, including positions in Alaska and New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts and Connecticut. The bureau logged 7,077 calls for teachers in the year ending June 30, with starting salaries around 4200 in Maine and 4600 elsewhere. the 1961 graduates ranged from 3800 to 5000 dollars.
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University of Maine
Maine
Alaska
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Thelma H. Dement
U.S. and Japan Open Talks on Cotton Textile Exports
TOKYO reports that the United States and Japan opened discussions on Japan's cotton textile export quotas to the U.S. Japan seeks about a 30 percent increase over its self imposed limits. The talks aim to address trade tensions over textile exports and market access.
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Tokyo
United States
Japan
Corriveau in September Luncheon Committee Members
Serving on the luncheon committee are Mrs. Phyllis Deschambeault Mrs. Viola Wells Mrs. Dorothy Buckley Mrs. Edward Pelletier Mrs. Charles Glaude and Mrs. Charles Gilpatric with Corriveau scheduled for September events.
Group of experts arrives but aims not to cut Japanese quota
Warren M Christopher leads an all member team of American experts on a mission not seeking to reduce Japan s quota. Details of their first encounter remain undisclosed. In Kennebunkport, farm properties on Old Cape Road and Chestnut Street were sold to buyers from New York City and Bristol Pennsylvania, with Jon Milligan company handling the transactions.
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Warren M_ .Christopher
Gray Carter
Greenwich
Jon Milligan Company
Kennebunk and
Kennebunkport
Property of Mrs Mary Chisholm Sold on Green Street
The property of Mrs Mary Chisholm on Green Street Kennebunkport has been sold to Dr.
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Mary Chisholm
Green Street
Kennebunkport
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