Western Attaches Withdrawn From Soviet Embassy
Four Western military attaches accused by the Soviet Union of spying are withdrawn from their Moscow posts due to two months of Soviet travel restrictions. The Americans are Col. George A. Aubrey, Lt. Col. Karl R. Liever, and Maj. James A F Smith, and the British attach is Lt. Cmdr. Nigel N. Laville. The moves follow alleged searches and confiscations in Khabarovsk and violations of diplomatic immunity cited by Washington and London.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Khabarovsk
Washington
London
Siberia
Hre
Red Square
George A. Aubrey
Annapolis
Karl R. Liever
Osmond
Neb
Army
Air Force
James A.F. Smith
Meers
Oklo
Nigel N. Laville
Guard Units To Take Reserves In Maine
Maine Adjutant General Edwin W. Heywood says Army reservists wishing to stay on active duty will be welcomed into the state's National Guard. The statement follows Defense Department plans to eliminate some Army Reserve units and merge others with the National Guard. Heywood, president of the Adjutant Generals Association of the U.S., said the objective is to assist reservists who want to join the Army National Guard.
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Portland
Maine
Edwin W. Heywood
Heywood
Defense Department
National Guard
Adjutant Generals Association of the
U.S
Army National Guard
Chuckle Engineers Tie Horn Blasts to Car Wheel Squares
The Chuckle Engineers estimate that the blasts from car horns in a traffic jam equal the sum of the squares at the wheels. This quirky calculation appears under TM WRR Gen Fea Corp branding.
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WRR Gen
Fea. Corp
Thieves Break At Biddeford Hardware Store
Thieves net over $700 in a break at McKenney and Heard Co. hardware store 292 Main St. in Biddeford. Entry was gained by smashing a rear door glass and prying the safe open with a wrecking bar. a check of safes turned up no other touched items. Police linked a separate attempted entry at S and H Green Stamps store in Biddeford Shopping Plaza.
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McKenney and Heard Co
Main St
Biddeford
S and H Green Stamps
McKenney and Heard
Cabiinet
Roy MacNaughton
Edgar Sevigny
George Friary
Adelbert Morin Jr
Raymond Warner
S and H
Graham St
Supreme Court rulings affirm Civil Rights Act public rights
The Supreme Court upheld the 1964 Civil Rights Act public accommodations section in the Heart of Atlanta Motel case and applied it to a Birmingham Alabama restaurant. Justice Tom C. Clark led the opinion, affirming Congress’s commerce power to prohibit racial discrimination in places of public accommodation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Heart of Atlanta
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
Tom C. Clark
Moreton Rolleston Jr
Motel Corporation
U.S. District Court
Johnson
District Court
Rolleston
Congress
Archibald Cox
Cox
Georgia
Clark
High Tribunal
iClark
Rusk meets French leaders ahead of NATO talks
In Paris U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk begins courtesy calls with Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville and Prime Minister Georges Pompidou ahead of NATO ministerial meetings. He says no progress on differences, defends NATO unity and reiterates U S commitment to West Berlin and nuclear forces in Europe. He notes France’s opposition to the multilateral nuclear fleet known as MLF.
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Paris
U.S
Dean Rusk
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Rusk
Maurice Couve de Murville
Rus
Schroeder
Couve de Murville
Patrick Gordon Walker
Germany
Berlin
de Gaulle
United States
Western Europe
NATO
West Berlin
Europe
Saco City Election Sees Heavy Early Voter Turnout
In Saco four wards report higher than usual turnout in the municipal election as polls open at 1 pm and close at 7 pm. Voters select a mayoral winner, a three year school committee member, seven aldermen, and ward officials. Democratic and Republican candidates campaign from Elm and Main streets as turnout drives labor.
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Saco
Biddeford
Paul E. Reay
Harold P. Waight
Main Street
GOP
Elm Street
Gilman E. Seaver
Pauline E. Larochelle
Fernand M. Precourt
Henry J.smart
Charles F. Gilpatric Jr
Joseph T.curran
Donald J. Guay
Richard P. Murray
Ernest E. Whitten
Gerard Cassette
Robert H. Knox
Theodore Poirier
Ralph H. Meserve
Gilberte Roy
John Anagnostis
Bryce Milne
Goldwater rules out a 1968 White House bid
In a U S News and World Report interview Senator Barry Goldwater rejected another presidential run and said he would be a working party member. He pointed to Nixon Hatfield Romney and Scranton as possible contenders while noting Eisenhower would have beaten Johnson. He blamed campaign fear and GOP missteps for his loss and said he might seek the Senate next.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Mark O. Hatfield
George Romney
William W. Scranton
Nixon
GOP
National Party
White House
Goldwater
U.S. News & World Report
Dean Burch
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arizona
Romney
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Senate
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York Lodge
A. F
A. M
Kennebunk Masonic Hall
Richard C. Russell
Charles R. Fuller
Springvale
Marvin H. Budd
Henry J. Milne
Waterboro
G. William Jennison
J. Russell Yates
Cranston W. Folley
Foster Moore Jr
William G. West
Robert E. Sprague
George P. Pulkkinen
John W. York
Walter C. Goodrich
Tyler
Leonard L. Angell
Robert Sprague
Budd
Edward Whicher
Richard Russell
Edward
Swift
Tangerines
Margarine Windbrook Quarters
Peg
MLF
West Germany
Friends of Marie Joseph Academy
St. Andre’s Hall
Brad Parker
Stella Lamirande
Paul Dorais
Leo Mercier
Johnny Trull
Lane Cedar Chest
Meet
Ted” Gaulin
Democratic
Elm and
Main Streets
Leonard Drapeau
Gaulin
Big Vote
Saco City
Barry
Roger S. Labbe
Youland’s Jewelry Store
Arthur
Bacon Street
Green’s Shoe Store
Biddeford-Saco Lions Club
Archie's
Alfred Street
White Star
Prospect Street
Landry's
Pool Street
Daly Bros
Five Points
Western Avenue
Chris
RCA Victor
Tmas Special TV
Scout
Jim’s TV
Spring Street
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