Berlin Crisis Deepens As Tit For Tat Escalates
In a tense standoff the United States and its allies shuffle troops and tanks to West Berlin while the USSR tightens the East Berlin rail and border controls. Khrushchev’s warnings and Kennedy’s defenses edge toward a broader clash as Johnson visits to rally West Berlin amid mounting provocations.
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Associated Press
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Berlin
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Soviet Union
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Vienna
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Baptist Official Slated To Speak At Ocean Park
Rev Paul Lee Sturges of the Massachusetts Baptist Convention will preach at Ocean Park Temple Sunday at 10 30 am in an interdenominational service on That One Priority The service includes scripture read by Rev Ralph Seguine Jr and pastoral prayer by Rev Richard Brown An anthem by Temple choir and a Youth Conference choir. The Youth Conference will hold a beach vesper at 5 pm with Rev S Maclean Gilmour as speaker and the 7 30 pm service will include Communion Young people meet at 8 45 pm with W William Crawford as advisor.
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Paul Lee Sturges
Massachusetts Baptist Convention
Temple
Ocean Park
Ralph H. Seguine,Jr
Community Baptist Church
Norwalk
Conn
Richard C. Brown
Immanuel Baptist Church
Rochester
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Emily F. Bond
Harold A. Osgood
Margaret A. Dunbar
Winona Avenue Club
Jordan Hall
Ethel G. Nelson
S. Maclean Gilmour
Norris
Porter Hall
W. William_Crawford
Television Open Road To Sports Heroes
Hollywood profile on how colleges and pro sports feed TV casting. Athletes become actors as scouts seek tall athletic stars for roles in Wagon Train The Rifleman Rip Cord and more. Notable ex players include Scott Miller Chuck Connors Gary Lockwood Berardio Pennell and others.
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Hollywood
University of California
Scott Miller
Miller
Chuck Connors
the Rifleman
Los Angeles Angels
Gary Lockwood
Gary Yutrosek
University of California At
Los Angeles
Joh Berardio
New Breed
Cleveland Indians
Larry Pennell
Rip Cord
Bill Leeka
Frank Gifford
Jack Ging
Wells Fargo
Radar Brings Saco Driver To Biddeford Court
State Troopers brought three cases before Judge Simon Spill in Biddeford Municipal Court this morning. Magloire J. Letourneau, 71, Sanford, pleaded guilty to failing to yield the right of way and was fined 10 dollars. He cut in front of Trooper Parris Melver while moving from Route 11 to Route 1 in Biddeford and was immediately arrested. Henry C. Dumas, 43, of 2 Stockman Avenue, Saco, pleaded guilty to speeding 49 mph in a 45 mph zone and paid 10 dollars after a radar check. A passing-on-grade case against John C. Littlefield, 19, Kennebunkport, was continued until August 31 at his attorney’s request. Trooper McIver was the complainant. JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS ARE WORKERS
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Simon Spill
Biddeford
Magloire J. Letourneau
Sanford
Letourneau
Parris Melver
Route 11
Route 1
Henry C. Dumas
Stockman Avenue
Saco
Robert Janson
John C. Littlefield
Kennebunkport
McIver
New Cancer Treatment Gives Hope To Sufferers
A new infusion method developed by VA doctors concentrates cancer drugs at tumors while protecting the body. Dr. Richard W. Dwight will administer it at Boston VA. Early tests show tumors shrinking and some disappearances for up to 18 months. The technique uses methotrexate with an antidote and includes UV dye testing to confirm targeted delivery. VA hospitals nationwide participate, with many named doctors and locations across the United States.
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Veterans Administration
Boston I VA
Richard W. Dwight
Robert D. Sullivan
Manhattan, N.Y
Marguerite P. Sykes
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
New York City
Dwight
Boston
Lloyd S. Rogers
Syracuse
N.Y
Andrew Gage
Buffalo
Philip Cooper
Bronx
Harry LeVeen
Brooklyn
Fred W. Preston
Chicago, Il
Jerry
Council Chagnon Appoints Wage Revision Group
Council Chagnon appoints a three member wage revision committee at the August meeting. Joseph Roberge Jr Lorenzo Laverriere and Napoleon Nadeau named to the panel with duties outlined by President Napoleon G Roy. Plans were reported for Kennebunkport Sunday observances and tentative September 10 field day. The group approved Little League use of the club hall on September 10 and a donation to Pride Training School. Robert Ruel chaired the lawn party profit readout. A social followed with hospitality provided by the August committee.
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Chagnon
Union St. John the ‘Baptist of America
Joseph Roberge, Jr
Lorenzo Laverriere
Napoleon Nadeau
Napoleon G. Roy
Kennebunkport
Little League
Pride Training School
South Portland
Robert Ruel
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Monique Levasseur at Fremont Club
Guests attending the bridal shower for Miss Monique Levasseur daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Levasseur at the Fremont club included Alexander Delorge and several named ladies. The wedding to Raymond Crepeau is planned for September 2 in Biddeford.
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Fremont Club
Monique Levasseur
Leonard Levesseur
Granite Street
Biddefrod
Alexander Delorge
Albert Simoneau
Jerome Bolduc
Germaine Fecteau
Gabrielle Fecteau
Gabrielle Jacques
Claire Dumont
Mona Vadnais
Simone Crepeau
Claudette Trottier
Miss Levasseur
Raymond Crepeau
Septeber 2
Biddeford
Maine University lands $14K NSF grant for river valley study
The University of Maine has received a 14000 grant from the National Science Foundation to support research into the geologic history of the Kennebec and Penobscot river valleys. Prof. Harold W. Burns Jr., a glacial geologist, directs the project.
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University of Maine
National Science Foundation
Kennebec
Penobscot
Harold W. Burns Jr
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