Muskie visit anchors York County party Field Days clash
In Goodwins Mills Democrats and Republicans staged all day Field Days. More than 125 Democrats welcomed U S Senator Edmund S Muskie with leaders including William Hathaway Jerome Plante and Edward Selick. A Biddeford event drew 200 plus attendees with a greased pig highlight. Muskie warned the 1964 national campaign would be the toughest the party faced.
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York County
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Fred Deschambeault
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Antibiotics May Slow Growth in Humans, Expert Says
California biologist Dr. Edward G. Pollock warned that prolonged use of some antibiotics may retard human growth, citing evidence of growth-inhibiting effects in plants and animals. He spoke at the AIBS meeting in Amherst and suggested potential agricultural uses, but noted possible harm to children and adolescents.
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California
Edward G. Pollock
San Fernando Valley State College
Northridge
Calif
American Institute of Biological Science
AIBS
Universiy
Massachusetts
Rescue Drill Echoes Above as Miners Near Surface
Hazleton PA AP rescue crews heard the escape drill as trapped miners David Fellin Henry Throne and Lou Bova near ascent with a 65 ton rig reaching 263 feet of a drilling operation. Fellin and Throne, in a shaft chamber, responded to surface questions while rescuers prepared final steps and vessel placements amid a cautious pace to avoid cave ins. A separate Old Orchard Beach report notes a $700 burglary at Palace Amusement Co office, with $600 in change and $100 in bills stolen from an unlocked safe and two suspects being investigated.
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Henry Throne
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Irving Jalbert
John Clark
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Lodge Talks With Diem Amid Saigon Unrest
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge met President Ngo Dinh Diem in Saigon after a deadly student revolt. early talks to define U S stance on the internal crisis followed a civil crackdown that saw Buddhist opposition and students rounded up, with injuries reported among demonstrators.
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Diem
Viet Nam
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Fall Fashions Glow At Paris Shows In Fur Emphasis
Paris fashion week showcases diverse fall and winter trends with mufled-up silhouettes and high collars. Designers favor fur trims on suits, roomy overcoats, and bold fabrics as couture moves toward the American market at reduced prices.
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Conservatdors
Couture
Today's Chuckle A closed mouth gathers no feet
A lighthearted cartoon style caption notes that silence prevents foot in mouth moments, playing on the old proverb about cautious speech and missteps. The item applies a punny twist suitable for a brief humor feature in a midcentury newspaper page.
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Captain Voltz Captured in Korea Faces Uncertain Return
Suzanne Voltz, wife of Capt. Carleton W. Voltz, reports 101 days of captivity in North Korea after a helicopter attack. The couple awaits word as UN and North Korean talks stall, with Voltz and Capt. Ben W. Stutts held since May 17 on a border patrol mission. Suzanne recalls nightmares and hopes for a resolution, amid tensions and possible negotiations.
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Mich
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North Korea
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Florence
Ala
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
Chang Chung-hwan
Carleton W. ‘Voltz
Medical Sleuths Uncover Rare Blood Type Mystery
In Woonsocket Rhode Island Mrs Margaret Cournoyer faced routine hernia and gall bladder surgery but doctors learned her blood is exceptionally rare. Only four people worldwide share her kind, making transfusion hazardous. After delays and extensive testing a compatible donor from a New York woman was found, novelties traced back to 1930.
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R.I
Margaret Cournoyer
New England Medical Center
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Slatersville, R.I
Cournoyer
New York
Trapped miners near escape as drill enlarges hole
A giant drill works to widen an escape hole for three miners David Fellin and Henry Throne. They may be rescued tonight while Louis Bova's status remains unclear as events unfold in Vietnam and Washington by AP.
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Associated Press
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Louis Bova
Henry Cabot Lodge
Diem
Washington
August traffic deaths post all time high
Maine equalled the August record of 32 traffic deaths with a week remaining in August. The Maine Highway Safety Committee said the previous peak was 32 in 1941. Through Sunday this month the figure stands at 119, below last year’s 128 and the all time high of 217 in 1935.
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Maine Highway Safety Committee
Marchers Prepare For Demonstration
Washington faces a civil rights march expected to draw over 100000 people to the National Mall and Lincoln Memorial as they petition for redress of grievances. The piece contrasts Washington’s monuments and beauty with rising crime, segregation, and racial tension amid shifting demographics and limited local governance.
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Jefferson Memorial
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