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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1959

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New Principal Appointed at St. Andre High School

Rev Sister St. Oliver, founder of Rivier College, named principal of St. Andre High School Biddeford. She will supervise the program without teaching this year and comes from Holyoke where she led Rivier extension courses since 1938. Registration set for Sunday as school opens September 9. Sister Wilfred of Jesus to assist.

Sister St. Oliver Rivier College Nashua N.H St. Andre High School Biddeford Holyoke Mass Coaticook Can Catholic University of America Ste. Hyacinthe Canada Presentation of Mary Academy Hudson N. H Catholic University Washington, D. C Boston College

Mosul revolt leaders executed in Iraq

Five army officers and a civilian were executed today for complicity in the abortive Mosul revolt against Premier Abdel Karim Kassem's regime last March. Trud chides AFL-CIO for snub of Khrushchev during US visit amid praise for rapprochement with the Soviet Union. In Laos, communist rebels wage psychological terror in Luang Prabang province, tossing bodies into the Nam Seng river to terrorize villagers as Pathet Lao units extend toward Pak Seng.

Baghdad Iraq Mosul Abdel Karim Kassem Moscow Trud Today Afl-Cio Nikita Khrushchev United States Trud U. S Soviet Union Vientiane Laos Luang Prabang Defense Ministry Nam Seng Pak Seng Pathet Lao

U S Sabre Jets Move From Etain To Germany

A U.S. Sabre jet group leaves Etain base for a new home in Germany as part of a 200-plane transfer from French bases to Britain and West Germany following President de Gaulle's refusal to permit stockpiling of U S atomic weapons.

Etain France Germany Britain West Germany Charles de Gaulle U. S

Hearing on closing Rail Way Express offices in southern Maine

Augusta Public Utilities Commission set public hearings at 10 a m on September 10 in Portland City Hall to review Railway Express Agency closures in Bath Brunswick Biddeford Freeport Kennebunk Lisbon Falls Old Orchard Beach Sanford Springvale Wells Beach and Yarmouth Junction A hearing also for Old Town on September 8 and closings proposed for Pittsfield Dexter and Corinna with hearings September 9 in Pittsfield The agency faced protests since the closing notice was posted.

Augusta Railway Express Agency Southern Maine Portland Public Utilities Commission PUC Bath Brunswick Biddeford Freeport Kennebunk Lisbon Falls Old Orchard Beach Sanford-Springvale Wells Beach Yarmouth Junction

Television courses offered for Maine and New Hampshire students

Five Maine commercial stations and one New Hampshire educational outlet join Maine Department of Education to present two televised courses for gifted high school students and interested adults. Concepts of Mathematics and Science for the Space Age run 36 weeks from September 14 at 9 a m, with Carnegie credits possible if local boards approve. Stations include WGAN WCSH WLBZ WABI WAGM and WENH-TV at Durham.

Augusta Maine New Hampshire Maine Department of Education Education Department Carnegie Boards of Trustees Portland WGAN WCSH Bangor Wlbznd WABI Presque Isle WAGM WENH-TV_ at Durham

Eisenhower Seeks Western Unity on Trip to Oppose Aggression

President Eisenhower declares aims of his Europe visit include pledging Western unity against aggression and reaffirming America’s devotion to peace with honor and justice. He plans talks in Bonn London and Paris with Adenauer De Gaulle and Macmillan ahead of meetings with Khrushchev and a future U.S. visit to the Soviet Union.

Eisenhower Washington Europe America West Germany Britain France Aar Nikita Kinushchev Soviet Union Adenauer de Gaulle Karushchev Germany Avinnerhower Bonn Konrad Adenauer Harold Macmillan Charles de Gaulle Russia

Saco-Lowell Recalls Forty To Report This Week

Approximately 40 workers will be recalled this week to meet rising workloads on non government contracts at Saco-Lowell. The Edwards plant will also recall staff for operations tied to M 60 machine gun and M 14 rifle gear parts. About 266 workers total will be employed on the gun work, with Edwards plant staffing around 500 today after a low last year.

Edwards

Augusta Paper To Build New Home On Nine Acres

The Daily Kennebec Journal plans to move into a new nine acre building site on Western Avenue near the Maine Turnpike. Negotiations are under way, with construction set to start next spring if economic conditions warrant. The facility would house the newspaper and its commercial printing department.

Augusta Kennebec Journal Jean Gannett Williams Guy Gannett Publishing Co Western Avenue Maine Turnpike Interate Highway

Trapped youths die on Pro ile Mountain ledge

Two climbers Alfred Whipple Jr. and Sidney Crouch perished after 28 hours on a precarious ledge on Pro ile Mountain New Hampshire. Rescue teams struggled through 38 degree cold rain and 50 mile an hour winds as dawn faded.

Franconia N.H Proile Mountain White Mountains Appalachian Mountain Club Alfred Whipple Jr Gales

Double Sessions Out For School At Beach

Old Orchard Beach elementary school double sessions will not be needed after a town meeting vote. The move follows the school committee's decision to close the old high school used for four primary grades and to organize double sessions, prompted by delays in fire protection funds. The selectmen promised immediate $5,000 for repairs, while bonds were postponed pending further town issues.

Old Orchard Beach Selectmen Cecil J. Cutts Jerome Daly Daly

Auburn Man Pleads Innocent in Bank Books Assault Case

An 83 year old Auburn man, John Houghton, was found guilty of assault and battery after a bedroom struggle with his 70 year old wife aimed at accessing her bank books. He received probation and a six month continuance for sentence. The wife testified she was doubled up on a bed and suffers arthritis.

Auburn John Houghton

Tragic slaying of Los Angeles piano student Linda Martin

Linda Martin, 21, a USC piano student and fiancee to G Robert Kinzie, was killed in her fiance’s Hollywood apartment after an intruder slashed her multiple times. Kinzie underwent a three hour lie detector test. detectives remain unsure of his involvement. Neighbors confirmed the desperate cries and the destruction of a glass door as she died seeking help.

Los Angeles Linda Martin Miss Martin Robert Kinzie Hollywood Kinzie University of Southern California Martin Gerald Gertrude Jump Miss Martins John Taylor Glenview Ill

Chapel Services Made Mandatory at MCI

Principal Edward A. Stanley announced that Maine Central Institute will require chapel attendance for all students including Roman Catholics. The policy, longstanding at the private school, requires three to four chapel sessions monthly. The controversy arose last spring when 13 Catholic students were barred from graduation for skipping baccalaureate services. The bishop of Portland had previously urged Catholics to abstain from non Catholic services, a stance he later limited to public schools.

Pittsfield Edward A. Stanley Maine Central Institute Stanley MCI Free Will Baptists Daniel J. Feeney Portland

Year Limit On Gas Tax Voted Down

The Ways and Means Committee rejected Rayburn’s compromise to limit the 1 cent per gallon federal gas tax hike to one year, voting 13 to 12. The panel, by 16 to 9, reaffirmed a 22 month increase as the committee’s stance on highway financing. This was a rebuke of Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas.

Washington House Ways and Means Committee Rayburn Sam Rayburn D-Tex

Norfolk mother reports toddler falls from window during nap

Antionnetta Buchanan put her 2-year-old son Mark to nap in a second story room. While she spoke with a neighbor she heard a thump looked out and found Mark on the sidewalk. He had climbed out the window and suffered only bruises.

Norfolk Antionnetta Buchanan Mark

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