Soviet Union Rejected U N Fund Proposal in Pooled Talks
The Soviet Union reportedly rejected General Assembly President Quaison-Lackey of Ghana's plan to create a voluntary fund to cover U N peacekeeping debts. U S Secretary Rusk and Foreign Minister Gromyko were to discuss the crisis at a luncheon, with African Asian and South American delegates partly opposing the plan.
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Rights Act ruling marks Supreme Court decision on public accommodations
The Supreme Court unanimously upheld the Civil Rights Act of 1964 section banning segregation in hotels, restaurants, and other public venues. The ruling frees thousands charged under outdated state prosecutions and signals strong federal support for desegregation, while NATO ministers discussed security in Paris.
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Biddeford Voters to Name City Government Monday
Biddeford voters will stream to the polls Monday to elect a city government for 1965. Mayor Willie W. Pomerleau seeks a third term against Edward F Gaulin. A close race is forecast with turnout seen high and party unity claimed by Democrats who oppose the Gaulin ticket in Ward 4. Polls 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Siloam Hall Pool Road Ward 2 and other listed locations.
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New Panama Canal Plan Unveiled
President Johnson announces a new sea level Atlantic Pacific canal to replace the Panama passage within 10 to 15 years. Talks with Panama Colombia Nicaragua and possibly Costa Rica will seek sites and a new treaty to end the old canal rights while preserving U S interests. Estimated costs range from 750 million to about double that, with four potential routes including two in Panama and routes in Colombia and Nicaragua.
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Maine 1964 general election tops portraits and tragedy
The Maine year in review highlights Sen. Margaret Chase Smith becoming the first woman nominated for president by a major party, a deadly February crash in Machias, and Democratic gains including control of the legislature and Muskie’s reelection. Johnson drew large crowds in Portland while local races and state issues showed mixed outcomes including House and refinery-related tensions.
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Stanley R. Tupper
Kenneth M. Curtis
Chuckle Perfectionist Sends Pains to Others
A lighthearted note defines a chuckle perfectionist as one who takes great pains and distributes them to others. The quirky motto credits WRR Gen Fea Corp and marks it as a playful trademark.
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