Katanga Bombing By Indian Swedish Jets
Indian bombers and Swedish jets attacked Elisabethville Katanga amid a UN threat. The raid targeted a troop district near Kenya township where the army headquarters was believed located. Wreckage and damage to a local police building were reported as Tshombe urged full war and UN forces to leave.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
Prince Leopoldeen
Kenya Township
Lido
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
Tshombe
U.N
American Globemaster
Notre Dame Hospital elects new officers at annual meeting
At Notre Dame Hospital board meeting last night the slate led by Francis P. Murphy was elected with Charlemagne Fournier as president Paul Casavant as vice president and Rev Sister Annunciata as secretary Alma Casteau retires after a term as president The session covered reports from Sister Annunciata and building committee head Arthur Peloquin and noted painting of kitchens corridors and a new administrative office The 1962 budget was approved and anniversary projects completed Occupancy exceeded 65 percent in November and service department use rose under new leadership
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Notre Dame Hospital Board of
Paul Casavant
Charlemagne Fournier
Lewis H. Cutler
Notre Dame Hospital Board of Directors
Francis P. Murphy
H. Lewis Cutler
Sr. Annunciata
Alma Casteau
Casteau
Sister Annunciata
Arthur Peloquin
Peloquin
Leo Simensky
Murphy
Fournier
Custeau
Arthur Dube
Noe Bibeau
Albert Deshaies
Cutler. Simensky
Casavant
Atty
Harold Carroll
J. R. Varochelle
Henry P Ross
Leo P. Taillon
Sister Aube
Vezina
Cutler Father
Dube
White New Head of York County Automobile Dealers
Walter White of White Buick Biddeford elected head of York County Automobile Dealers Association at a dinner at Wonderbar Steakhouse. Chur chill Cressey and Clayton W Cartmill named vice president and secretary treasurer respectively. Open house planned for Washington's Birthday. Cressey to lead. Meeting set for week of January 8 in Sanford with Sanford dealers hosting.
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Walter White
White Buick Company
Biddeford
York County Aobile Dealers Association
Wonderbar
Churchill Cressey
Snowdon Motor Company
Kennebunk
Clayton W. Cartmill
White
Meaney Grows Stronger In Unions
Meaney secured a new two year term as AFL CIO leader at the convention. He strengthened authority over the 12.5 million member federation and won a tougher disputes settlement system to handle interunion conflicts and race bias. He eased tensions with Randolph, set up a civil rights department, and kept the Teamsters out until Hoffa is deposed and corruption cleaned up. Meany was re elected president at $45000 a year.
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Organized Labor
Labor
Meany
Afl-Cio
Buldling Trades and Industrial Unions
America
A. Philip Randolph
Sleeping Car Porters Brotherhood
Randolph
James R. Hoffa
How To Get Out of Doing It Yourself Books Loom
A quip notes that someone will soon author a popular guide titled How To Get Out of Doing It Yourself, predicting a profitable niche. The line hints at avoidance of home projects and practical humor about self-help trends.
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Gen
Fea, Corp
Unseasonable Cold Grips Most Of Nation
Unseasonable cold holds the country from the Rockies to New England as a long cold snap continues. Temperatures fell to zero and below in ten states Wednesday morning, with North Dakota and Nebraska reporting subzero readings while South Dakota rose to single digits above. Teens prevail from the Rockies to the Appalachians and northern Maine, as the Midwest air mass shifts across the Ohio and Tennessee valleys prompting cold wave advisories from the Carolinas to New York and Connecticut.
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Associated Press
Rockies
New England
Midwest
North Dakota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Dickinson
Minot
Appalachians
Maine
Ohio
Tennessee
Carolinas
New York State
Connecticut
Federal Civil Defense plan Would fund shelters in institutions
The proposed CD program to Congress costs about 700 million dollars and would provide incentive payments for constructing fallout shelters in schools hospitals and public welfare institutions. It plans to shelter about 20 million people next fiscal year with projects eligible after January.
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Washington
Congress
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Gilpatric
Loot From Store Break Recovered
Biddeford police recovered loot from a store break at Rol and's Variety on South Street in Biddeford. Chief Edgar Sevigny said items taken overnight were found in Kennebunkport woods by hunters the next day. Recovered goods included gum, doughnuts, candy bars, cigars, cigarettes, dough mix, and beer. The spree was the last in a series at the store.
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Roland
South Street
Biddeford
Kennebunkport
Edgar Sevigny
Kennebunkport Voice
Pro Continueo
New Manager Named for Kennebunk Town Hall
Robert York, 51, town manager of Brownville, will become Kennebunk town manager early next year. He was chosen by the Board of Selectmen Wednesday night to replace Fred G. Staples, who resigned October 3 to take Lexington, Massachusetts, post.
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Kennebunk
Robert York
Brownville
York
Board of Selectmen
Fred G. Staples
Lexington
Mass
Muskie Denies Governor Run Rumors At Waterville News Conference
Senator Muskie flatly said there is no plan to run for Maine governor next year at a Waterville news conference. He avoided pick between a Senate seat or governorship, suggested districting considerations may have influenced gerrymandering views, and critiqued regional air service, trade policy, and his own orderly market quota idea.
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Waterville
Muskie
Maine
New England
Northeast Airlines
Kennedy
Catholic Study Contends Church School Aid Legal
A Catholic agency released a legal study arguing federal grants to aid secular teaching in parochial schools would be constitutional. It states church schools meet state standards for 13 percent of U S pupil enrollment and notes a long history of government support for church education while opposing President Kennedy on the issue.
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Catholic Study
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
The
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Catholic Bishops of the
United States
Supreme Court
Caracas Roundup Police Crack Down on Kennedy Foes
Police in Caracas rounded up about 50 agitators during President Kennedy's visit weekend. Authorities said four crude bombs planted by terrorists caused minor injuries to two people, prompting reinforced garrison security and possible extra troops to ensure safety. Authorities and officials from Venezuela and the United States sought to avoid a repeat of past violence during high level visits.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Antonio Briceno Linares
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Grandm a Moses Dies at 101 in New York State
Hoosick Falls resident Grandma Moses, the famed primitive artist who rose to world renown after starting painting in her late 70s, died at 3:15 p.m. at the Hoosick Falls Health Center. She had suffered a chronic heart ailment and had been in an oxygen tent most of the day. She had hoped to live to 200 and remained spirited to the end despite confinement.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Grandma Moses
Grandma
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Clayton Shaw
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Christm
St. Louis
Lebrecque
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Roger Sevigny
Gordon Pendleton
Deering High School
Portland
Robert Cote
Charles Dumas
Paul Sullivan
Lucien Gagnon
Page Nine
Biddeford City Building
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Santa Claus
Flora Poirier
Dora Soucy
Blanche Small
Jeannette Curro
Alden Racine
Poirier
Alma Beaudoin
Almeria Proulx
Mary Gagne
Lucianna Roy
Marie Boisvert
Moses
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