Milk Firm Cies Service Factor In Price Issue
Cumberland Farms Northern argues minimum prices should allow competition on service during a Maine Milk Commission hearing. Dealer spokesmen push for differentials by delivery method, container costs cited by Oakhurst Dairy to counter claims paper cartons are more costly. Cumberland seeks lower store sale minimums and questions the constitutionality of the price fixing process. remarks reference a Sept 26 order later set aside by the Maine Supreme Court.
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Eisenhower Signal Seen in 1964 GOP Nominee Search
Washington reports that post Kennedy upheaval spurs Eisenhower to consider aiding a moderate Republican for 1964. While denying desire to be kingmaker, associates say he may back a candidate able to win, with Goldwater Rockefeller and Nixon as other potential figures.
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Rights Bill Petition Sparks Bipartisan Tension
Washington AP report describes House leaders pursuing a discharge petition to force the civil rights bill from the Rules Committee. Republicans oppose the tactic, while civil rights leaders press rapid action with a 70 plus organizations coalition and a trip to President Kennedy's grave.
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Why Women Start Wearing Neckties This Christmas
A humorous quip suggests women adopting neckties would level fashion power at Christmas. The joke riffs on gender roles and playful payback, reflecting light social humor typical of the era.
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Fea
Corp
Pope Paul VI orders vast liturgy reform and Holy Land visit
Pope Paul VI decreed wide reform of Catholic worship allowing modern languages in the Mass and sacraments and called bishops to share in governing. He announced an unprecedented Holy Land pilgrimage next month, hoping to advance Christian unity. The council adjourned to September as commissions revise pending documents.
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Ruby Trial Is Delayed By Eight-Week Postponement
National attention centers on the Kennedy assassination case as Jack Ruby’s murder trial is pushed back to February 3 after an eight week delay. New OSwald information surfaces as IRS liens seek $20,880 from Ruby, clouding his property. Missing answers linger about Bernard Weissman and William Burley who fled town after questions on the assassination surfaced.
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Donovan
Internal Revenue Service
Dean Roberts
Airlift of Caribou Cut Short
Wintry weather forced the Navy to abandon plans to airlift six more Canadian caribou to a Katahdin plateau. Two jets waited as conditions improved while officials planned to move the animals by ground to join the herd below the summit. An earlier snowstorm had already ended Operation Caribou after 18 caribou were carried to the plateau. one died in transit.
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Historic Home Greet Mrs Kennedy At Georgetown Residence
Washington AP The Georgetown home of former First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy will welcome her Friday in a three story red brick house at 3038 N St owned by Undersecretary Harriman and his wife who now reside in a hotel. The decor features Picasso and Matisse engravings French English and Chinese lacquer furniture Lowestoft china and a grand art collection. A long terrace garden and pool overlook boxwood magnolias and Iranian rugs in the entrance. Built about 1800 the same era as 1600 Pennsylvania Ave the house ties to the Kennedys era in Georgetown. The Harrimans bought the house last spring succeeding William Scranton. President Johnson’s occupancy timeline remains unclear.
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Portland Man Shot By Chief In Family Crisis
Portland Police Chief Leon T. Webber shot and wounded 22-year-old John Harrington during a confrontation in his estranged wife Lillian’s apartment after Harrington allegedly held a gun on her. Harrington, in fair condition, was wounded in the upper chest as he twisted away from his wife. Suzanne Sweetser, 26, was also wounded in a shoulder and leg but not seriously. A guard was placed over Harrington at the hospital and no charges were immediately filed.
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Leon T. Webber
John Harrington
Webber
Harrington
Lillian
Suzanne Sweetser
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