Havana Incident Probed by U S Government
The United States probes whether the Havana shelling violates the Neutrality Act as the State Department holds the Miami based Students Revolutionary Directorate responsible for Friday night’s raid on Miramar. Juan Manuel Salvat says the group used a PT boat and a 31 foot cruiser in a seven minute attack.
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Biddeford Couple Wed Fifty Years
Golden Wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Baptiste Gervais marked a Sunday open house at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Alice and Juliette Violette, on Sheltra avenue Biddeford. Daughters Mrs. Juliette Violette and Mrs. Ida Cyr hosted with seasonal bouquets and gold and white motifs. Music by a four-piece orchestra accompanied a buffet supper, cake cutting, corsages and gifts. Guests from Fort Kent Eagle Lake Monson and other communities attended.
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John Baptiste Gervais
Alice Violette
Sheltra Avenue
Biddeford
Juliette Violette
Ida Cyr
California
Joseph LaFercere
Docitte Caron
Eddie Babin
Fort Kent
Augustin Roy Eagle Lake
Patrick Daigle
Monson
Maine highway toll climbs to record for year
Maine State Police Chief Robert Marx said the department will seek 10 extra troopers per year for the next biennium, though not until late 1963. He cited a rising vehicle population and deaths, with 126 deaths so far this year, six more over the weekend, matching the 1936 high, as part of ongoing traffic safety concerns.
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Robert Marx
Marx
Kittery
Lincoln
Aroostook County
Waterville
Raymond McKechnie
Fairfield
Chuckle on Tax Forms Taxes as Math Lesson
A humorous note remarks that filling out an income tax form resembles addition and multiplication while featuring a spoof copyright by Gen. Fea. Corp.
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Total eclipse to draw 50000 visitors to Maine
The Maine Department of Economic Development announced the July 20 1963 total solar eclipse could attract about 50000 visitors. A five member Maine scientists panel was named to advise agencies promoting travel and safety. Maine and Alaska will be the only states with totality and officials expect traffic planning challenges during peak tourism season. The eclipse totals from 5:41 pm to 5:45 pm Eastern Daylight Time.
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Department of Economic Development
Maine
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Cape Cod Mail Robbery Reward Raised to 50000
Postmaster General J Edward Day told a House panel he has increased the Cape Cod mail robbery reward to 50000 dollars and ordered the entire appropriated amount posted for the case. He noted a prior 2000 dollar reward and cited misinterpretations of state police coverage as a factor. He added postal workers had previously run currencies from banks on the same route, believing police cruisers would monitor them, though checks showed no cruisers along the route at any time.
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J. Edward Day
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Day
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Mariner 2 mission seeks Venus flyby amid early trajectory hiccup
Venus bound Mariner 2 blasted from Cape Canaveral aboard an Atlas Agena B rocket with an early off course pulse. Ground crew plan to fire a 50 pound midcourse motor eight days after launch to correct path and bring the craft closer to Venus than initial data projected.
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Fla
Venus
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National Aeronautic and Space Administration
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Six Children Die In Home Fire At Clovis Calif
Ben and Betty Funk lose six children Den nis 9 Howard 8 Charlotte 7 Shirley 6 John 3 and Deborah 21 months in a Fresno suburb blaze. Father and neighbors fought flames with windows broken, but relief efforts failed as Deputy Coroner Walter Sechler notes suffocation as the cause. Fire Chief Riley warns window smashing may have worsened the fire.
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Ben
Betty Funk
Fresno
W. E. Riley
Dennis
Howard
Charlotte
Shirley
John
Deborah
Walter
Sechler
Funk
Esire
Politicians Watch Economic Figures in Campaign Talks
Washington voters face conflicting Democratic and Republican readings of September business barometer data. Democrats trumpet prosperity while noting Kennedy’s caveat that growth remains slow. Republicans claim the economy lags population and Western Europe. The divide persists as Kennedy and Eisenhower campaign in October, with party leaders staging rallies and TV remarks to shape voter sentiment. Sen Clair Engle and party figures push the prosperity narrative, while Sen John J Williams warns of ongoing recession risks if policy slows further.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Europe
Clair Engle
D-Calif
California
French Lick
Ind
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R-Del., Told Sen. Kenneth B. Keating, R
Congress Buckling Down To Job Ahead
Washington lawmakers push through a busy week with 22 House bills on the calendar and a $900 million public works measure awaiting action. The Senate faces a likely clash over a House tax revision, while the House moves to vote on a poll tax repeal for federal elections, a constitutional amendment needing two thirds in both chambers and ratification by three fourths of the states. Also on deck are bills on rural elderly housing, bank mergers, internal security measures, and a national communications satellite system.
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Senate Finance Committee
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