Kennebunkport Youth Is Killed In Traffic Mishap
Local teen William Legere 17 of Kennebunkport dies at Maine Medical Center after an auto crash on Route 9 between Goose Rocks Beach and Cape Porpoise. Passenger Allan Evelyn 17 treated for injuries. State Trooper reports Legere lost control, vehicle rolled. Also another early morning crash in Arundel injures 18 year old Dennis Carlow. Legere born Portland 1945 and graduated in June.
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Kennebunkport
William Legere
John Legere
Grand View Ave
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Goose Rocks Beach
Cape Porpoise
Allan Evelyn
Kennebunk
Webber Hospital
Fred Trumbull
Legere
Lawrence Pray
Raymond Nash
Log Cabin
Arundel
Dennis C. Carlow
Houston
Kennebunk Fire Department
Carlow
Fair
Strikes Rumors Sweep Saigon Amid Buddhist Crackdown
In Saigon a quiet capital buzzed with rumors of general strikes and street clashes as U S Ambassador Lodge arrived to press to Diem the U S stance on the crackdown. Dissents within Diem’s circle grew as Foreign Minister Mau reportedly resigned and shaved his head to seek a pilgrimage.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Vu van Mau
India
Injunction Sought Against Saco Tanning Corp Over River Waste
Maine Assistant Attorney General Wayne Hollingsworth filed a complaint in York County court seeking a temporary and permanent injunction against Saco Tanning Corp to stop dumping waste into the Saco River. Justice Cecil Siddall to hear the case at 10 am Friday. Boat owners report stringy material fouling boats and shorelines, hurting Rumery’s Boat Yard and others along the Biddeford bank.
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Maine
Wayne Hollingsworth
Cecil J. Siddall
York County
Alfred
Saco Tanning Corp
Saco River
Corporation
Justice Siddall
Saco Tanning Corporation
Water Improvement Commission
Attorney General's Office
Earl Rumery
Rumery
Biddeford
Pool Station To Be Closed In Major Coast Guard Reorg
The Coast Guard announced a 10 year plan to reorganize Maine coastal stations including the deactivation of life boat stations at Cape Elizabeth Fletcher's Neck Biddeford Pool Burnt Island Kennebec and Moose Peak in Jonesport. Except for Jonesport their search and rescue would move to the South Portland Coast Guard Base with staff expanded.
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Portland
Coast Guard
Maine
Cape Elizabeth
Fletcher's Neck
Biddeford Pool
Burnt Island
Kennebec
Moose Peake
Jonesport
South Portland
Work Continues On Railroad Bill Amid Looming Strike
Washington AP reports the Senate Commerce Committee will vote on a railroad work rules bill amid a looming strike. President Kennedy proposed sending the four year rail jobs dispute to the Interstate Commerce Commission for two year rules, or arbitration with panels including management and unions. Magnuson says a bill will reach the Senate floor Monday and pass, while House passage could be tougher.
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Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Magnuson
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Senate
House
Teacher Turnover In New England Schools
The second part of a series outlines how New England districts face teacher turnover amid retirements and recruitment. While adequate supply exists overall, Maine Vermont Connecticut and Rhode Island show recruitment pressures. States push toward master’s degrees or equivalent training to raise qualifications and salaries rise with advanced credentials.
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New England
Niew
Associated Press
Boston
Maine
Vermont
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New York
Long Island
Westichester
New Hampshire
Hanover
New Hamp
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Fritz L. Welschendorf
Norwalk
Conn
Maine Turnpike
Scarborough
Welschendorf
Hazleton
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Navy
Louis Bova
South Viet Nam
Dalat
Gen. Tea, Corp
Electrolux
Joseph Durfee
Old Orchard Beach
Clement P. Wight Agency—Realtors
W. Grand Ave
Main Street
Saco
Mickey Martelle
Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Belinda Cowgill
Shawn Bucklin
Diane Barden
Sally Clark
Jane McMillan
Becky Clark
Deborah Bedard
Paula Bedard
Pennsylvania
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