Saco Democrats Name Charles Cote for Mayor in Caucus
The Saco Democratic caucus endorsed Mayor Charles R. Cote for reelection calling for a business like city run while promising no promises. Other wards nominated aldermen wardens and clerks with Alcide Deschambeault narrowly beating Donald Perrin 34 to 30 for Ward 5.
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Saco
Thomas E. Winston
Charles R. Cote
Louis R. Soucy
Adrien Petit
George Deprey
Leo Tardif
Gerard Vermette
Philip Glaude
Wieden
Theresa Hamner
Louis Soucy
Robert Mondor
Ernest Chenard
Joseph Kenneally
Daniel Pendleton
Thomas Simpson
Alcide Deschambeault
Robert P Morris
Clarence Roy
Harry A. Warren
Alerman
Rita Rouillard
Solomon Mercier
Robert Fenderson
Newton Sanborn
Euphemia Ladd
Donald Perrin
Charles Mistos
Genera
Thomas Paraday
Hilary Mahaney
Robert Jones
Ruth Nolette
Mahaney
Cote
Paraday
Judge Mahaney
Glen Yarborough
City Committee
Roland Belisle
Roland Tardif
Romeo Dumont
Maurice Arsenault
Pauline Bilodeau
Louise Glaude
Charles Gilpatrick
Clayton Gallant
Frank Jones
Robert Monder
Frank Benson
Charles Cote
Clifford Purvis
Daniel Pendlton
Donald McCone
Glenn Yarborough
Phylis Deschambeault
Adam Songillo
Camille L. V. Bedard
Timothy Crowley
Harry Warren
John Bright
Clyde Wells
Carl Murphy
Erwin C. Warren
Roland Bedard
Sam Robinson
Carl Mansur
Raymond Chicoine
Fast action in bankruptcy case nets quick sale
Portland Bankruptcy Referee Richard E. Pou cited the Atlantis Hotel Co in a learned example urging quick action after a March filing listing $68 debtors. The hotel cottage and land sold for just under $66,800 to new owners Wescott and partner, aiming to save a summer season. Continued on Page Six.
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Atlantis Hotel Co
Richard E. Pou
Poulos
Wescott
Chuckle Caption About Trouble Starts As Fun
A humorous note reads trouble often begins as fun and lighthearted mischief. The caption credits Gen Fea Corp and highlights a playful observations about consequences.
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Fea. Corp
Cuban Catholic Schools Face Govt Squeeze in Cuba
Havana AP report says Catholic Church leaders fear Fidel Castro's government will push private schools out of operation. The University of Villanueva may be forced to halt, with possible required indoctrination courses rejected by Catholic institutions. About 2,000 private schools exist in Cuba, 275 Catholic.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
University of
Order of Saint Augustine
Sweeping Change In Toll Call Service Is Planned
NEW YORK AP A sweeping change in long distance telephone service is being readied for the near future. It would extend the local calling concept to unlimited long distance calls at a flat monthly rate. AT&T is developing a six zone system and hopes to file with the FCC in two weeks. A subscriber could pay a fixed fee to call within one or more zones unlimited three-minute calls. Overtime calls would be charged by time. Whether this would lower bills remains uncertain.
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New York
Bell System
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Federal Communications Commission
At&t
Chicago
Kennedy Names Williams To High Government Post
President Kennedy selected Governor G. Mennen Williams of Michigan as assistant secretary of state for African affairs. The appointment, second in importance to the secretary, marks Williams first major role outside the White House staff. Williams will resign as Michigan governor after six terms, as Kennedy affirmed Africa faces vast challenges amid illiteracy and malnutrition while fighting a Communist offensive.
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John F. Kennedy
G. Mennen Williams
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Kennedy
White House
Georgetown
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Robert A. Lovett
Defense
Connecticut
Abream A. Ribicoff
Stuart L. Udall
D-Ariz
Gov. Williams
Africa
General Assembly
United Nations
Soviets Launch Third Space Ship With Animal Passengers
Moscow reports a third Soviet space ship carrying two dog passengers was launched for research purposes. Tass noted the craft weighs five tons and that no return plan was disclosed. This follows earlier missions including Laika, the first dog in space, and mirrors the scale of prior August and May flights as both nations expand orbital activity.
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Tass
Earth
al- Laika
Tassirs
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
United States
Biddeford Republicans Unveil Six Point Platform
Biddeford Republican City committee chair Willlie W. Pomerleau announced a six plank platform for the upcoming municipal election. The platform aims to guide candidates in education taxes city government police parking and industry. Notable nominees include Atty. John F Xaphes mayor George Hut chins Cecelia Descoteaux Joseph Cook Albert Proulx Wylie W. Pomerleau and Kenneth H Williams with the last Biddeford Republican contest dated 1957.
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Willie W. Pomerieau
Republican City Committee
Pomerleau
Biddefora
State Industrial Commission
Congress
FBI
Downttown
Atty
John F. Xaphes
George E. Hutchins
Board of Police
Cecelia M. Descoteaux
Board of Education
Joseph Cook
Albert Proulx
Wylie W. Pomerleau
Kenneth H. Williams
U S Rocket Fragment Falls Near Holguin Cuba
Eastern Cuba reports fragments of a U S space rocket weighing up to 40 pounds falling on a hillside about 10 miles from Holguin after a Cape Canaveral launch. Cuban officials say debris caused loud explosions and alarm. the rocket was destroyed in flight and marked as made in the United States.
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Cuba
Holguin
U. S
Jolquin
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Revolucion
United States
Frél Castro
United Nations
Organization of American States
Castro
U. S. State Department
U. S. Atlantic
Heavier Arms And Aid Burdens Likely
Washington AP report on the President's Commission on National Goals urging heavier burdens of armament and foreign aid in the 1960s. It calls for strength against the Soviet Union while seeking peaceful solutions, international control of nuclear weapons, and disarmament as the ultimate goal. The plan favors a substantial boost in foreign aid, equitable among free nations, and a gradual tariff reduction with a rise in foreign investment to spur growth in developing countries.
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Commission On National Goals
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
Commission
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