Biddeford and Saco Compete for York County District Court
Chief district court official in Maine says a decision on the eastern York County district court site will soon be made between Biddeford and Saco with Chapman to approve. Opening planned for 1965 with Sanford and Kittery also hosting courts, while Saco eyes the former Dyer Library building as a courthouse and outlines renovation and funding terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Chapman
Cape Elizabeth
State of Maine
County Court House
Portland
District Court
York Coun
Biddeford
Saco
Maine
York County
John H. Reed
J. Edward Whelan
Camille Bedard
Supreme Judicial Court of
Sanford
Kittery
South Berwick
York Court
Bangor
Simon Spill
Willie Pomer
William Pomerleau
Dyer Library
Main Street
City Hall
Whelan
Financial writer Dr. Harry C. France vacationing in Kennebunkport
Dr. Harry C. France, 73, renowned financial columnist and lecturer, is vacationing with his wife at a Kennebunkport resort hotel for three weeks. Born in 1890 on a New York farm, he built a world‑class career, founded the Town Hall Investment Forum in New York City, and writes for 145 newspapers. Continued on Page Eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
Harry C. France
Biddeford - Saco
France
Richmondville
N. Y
Town Hall Investment Forum
New York City
Final Effort To Rescue Trapped Miners Underway
A massive rescue operation continues as miners remain trapped. Officials report grim conditions inside the mine while emergency teams deploy rescue equipment and coordinate with local authorities to reach the trapped workers.
Rescue Efforts Intensify to Free Miners in Hazleton Shaft
Rescue workers push to widen the 12 inch escape hole 331 feet underground where David Fellin 58 and Henry Throne 28 have been trapped for 11 days as pressure remains high on recovering a third miner Louis Bova 42 believed 25 feet away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fellin
Henry Throne
H. B. Charmbury
Pennsylvania
Louis Bova
Fellin
Charmbury
Bova
Throne
Senate coppering aid fight questions fate of measure
Senate Republican leader Dirksen hints the Senate may sustain the 585 million foreign aid cut passed by the House. President Kennedy calls the reduction short sighted and partisan. Union foes threaten action as talks stall. Civil rights marchers in Washington rely on religious groups. In Vietnam, Buddhist leaders arrest and student protests shape anti Diem movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Everett Dirksen
House
Kennedy
Congress
Washington
York County farm incomes rise per capita in 1962
New York based analysis shows York County farmers had higher per capita receipts than most U S regions in 1962 totaling 9 75 million dollars in gross farm receipts and 3 750 per person with gains from more efficient, highly mechanized operations and a larger output despite reduced acreage. 80 percent of marketed receipts came from livestock poultry and dairy sales with 10 percent from crops.
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New York
York County
United States
Standard Rate and Data Service
Department of Agriculture
Senate may uphold cut in foreign aid voted by House
Senate Republican leader Dirksen predicted the Senate may sustain a $585 million foreign aid cut passed by the House. President Kennedy denounced the move as partisan and urged a compromise as House Republicans and conservative Democrats push to trim the $4.1 billion authorization. Kennedy appealed for bipartisan reconsideration to avoid undermining aid goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Kennedy
White House
Dirksen
Seeding Hurricane Is Failure Beulah Weather Study
Puerto Rico report finds cloud seeding near Beulah had no immediate effect. Nine hurricane hunter flights and silver iodide around the center were part of Navy Weather Bureau research aimed at easing the storm. Beulah slowly strengthened and was not expected to reach the U S mainland as it moved east of the Bahamas.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Robert Simpson
Navy
Weather Bureau
Miami
U.S
Atlantic
Bahamas
Religious Leaders Lead Civil Rights March in Washington
Ten march chairmen include Mathew Altmann Eugene Blake Joachim Prinz and Martin Luther King. Clergy from Catholic Protestant and Jewish groups will join the demonstration from the Washington Monument to the Lincoln Memorial with 30000 to 40000 Protestant churchmen expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mathew Altmann
National Catholic Conference For Interracial Justice
Eugene Carson Blake
Commission On
Race and Religion
National Council of Churches
Joachim Prinz
American Jewish Congress
Martin Luther King
Kennedy
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Patrick O'Boyle
Lawrence J. Shehan
Thomas H
Vietnamese Students Lead Capital Protests Against Diem Regime
Vietnamese students in Saigon led a growing anti government campaign under martial law calling for a general student strike. Demonstrations at Saigon University and Hue followed Buddhist protests and featured Vu Van Mau as a hero while police, troops and secret police monitored the events.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon University
Hue
Vu van Mau
Law Faculty
Science
Mau
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State of
Tary
Ocean Park Association
Adelbert M. Jakeman
Story
Saco Vie
Sire
Fea, Corp
Old Orchard Beach
Clement P. Wight Agency—Realtors
W. Grand Ave
Kiwanis
Elks Home
Portland Road
Financial Writer
Senate Commerce Committee
John O. Pastore
R.J
Commerce Committee
Pastore
Arbitration Board
Hazleton, Pa
Ana
THE
Associated Press
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Dwight D. Eisen
Malcolm MacLeod
Raeburn Macdonald
Maine Water Improvement Commission
Laurence Kraynick
Whitman and
Howard
May
Fice
Boston
Care Agency Realtors
Kennebunk
U. S
Hollis
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