Sumner S. Clark Named Railroad Vice President
Sumner S. Clark of Portland was elected vice president of the Maine Central Railroad Company at a board meeting in New York. A former Portland City Council member and chair, he has served as assistant to the railroad president since 1955 and previously held multiple legal and governance roles.
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Edward W. Wheeler
Brunswick
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E. Spencer Miller
Saco
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University of Maine
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Atlantic and Pacific
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Wayneflete School
Maine Savings and Loan Association
The
Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Hunting Victim Dies At Lewiston Hospital
Theodore Gammon, 31, a Turner hunter shot in the side on November 30, the last day of the deer season, died Wednesday in a Lewiston hospital. A Fish & Game spokesman said the bullet’s source had not been determined. The death marked the eighth of the deer season.
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Fish & Game Department
Saco GOP airs appointive offices meeting focus
The Saco Republican City Committee held a meeting in the Saco Municipal Court Room to discuss candidates for appointive offices. Each ward was polled for interested individuals and the committee unanimously thanked City of Saco voters for overwhelming support in the recent election. Chairman Earle Emens presided.
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Republican Party
Earle Emens
Portland Family Named in Local Notices
American Maine and Cumberland County Bar Associations the Masonic bodies the State Street Congregational Church and a former director of the Greater Portland Chamber of Commerce. Mr and Mrs Clark and their daughters Deborah and Suellen reside at 5 Clifford St Portland.
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Greater
Lodge Gains Ground in Massachusetts GOP Presidential Poll
A Massachusetts Republican Central Committee survey after President Kennedy's assassination shows Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge as the party’s strongest nominee, with 16 of 24 votes surpassing Goldwater. Nixon trails, while several members cite Lodge’s foreign affairs experience and Johnson-era shift as reasons for support. One member still backs Goldwater.
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Viet Nam
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Lyndon) Johnson
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Rockefeller
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Methuen
Nixon
Paul S. Morgan
Daniel E. McLean
Beverly
Barbara Gilson
Young Republican Clubs
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Jack Molesworth
Coast Guard Cutter Heads To Aid Disabled Trawler Necan
PORTLAND AP The coast guard cutter Acushnet based in Portland will rendezvous with the disabled trawler Necan of Portland about 220 miles south of Newfoundland on Saturday. The Necan reported engine trouble but no immediate danger.
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Newfoundland
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Taylor Arrives In Pakistan On Peace Mission
Gen Maxwell D Taylor chair of the U S Joint Chiefs of Staff arrives in Karachi to soothe Pakistan U S relations after Indian talks. He plans meetings with Pakistan's Ayub Khan and officials, tours the Himalayas route between New Delhi and Karachi, and addresses concerns over U S arms to India. He notes frank discussions with Nehru and Indian leaders. Government moves to fund welfare aid studies with 33 450 dollars for the Health Welfare Department to meet federal requirements.
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Taylor
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Indian Ocean
Augusta
John Reed
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Health & Welfare Department
Dean H. Fisher
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