Saco Appeal Cases Heard Before York County Court
Two actions against the City of Saco Zoning Appeals Board proceeded in York County Superior Court. Paul and Rachel Trudeau appeal a board decision to revoke a private club permit for their Main Street property, while the city seeks an injunction to stop ongoing club operations. Witnesses and legal arguments covered ordinance validity, alleged devaluation of Trudeau property, and compliance of the 1958 city council action.
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Alfred
City of
Saco
Trudeaus
Clarence Holt
Ancil Clay
Leon Knight
Trudeau
Atty
Joseph E. Harvey
Zoning Appeals Board
Byron Dolby
Saco Appeals Board
Hickey
Allie
Iaw
George E. Brickates
Vivian Hickey
Belliveau
Holt
T.A. Fitanides
Auguste Laverriere
Pool Road
Boucher
Gerald Boldue
William Donahue
Maine
Voters Fail to Rescind Action in Sanford Referendum
In Sanford, opposition to undo the December 8 town meeting decision to unify Sanford and Springvale fire companies failed. The referendum went 1,025 to 316 against the proposal, but turnout did not meet the 20 percent threshold of 8,519 registered voters required to rescind the action.
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Sanford
Springvale
Three Men Sought After Brink’s Truck Hold Up
Police chase three gunmen who bound two priests at Divine Savior church rectory in Norridge and fled with the Brink’s armored truck haul. A guard was injured and the scene mirrored a December Paterson NJ robbery. An inventory will determine the exact amount stolen.
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Chicago
Brink's, Inc
Paterson
N.J
Norridge
Divine Savior Church
Brink
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Joseph W. Tottingham
George Gruber
Divine Savior
Robert Johnston
Alsip
Walter Morris
Johnston
Richard Burke
Father
National
Roger Donlon
Viet Nam
Saugerties
N.Y
Pasadena
Calif
U N General Assembly Agrees To Wind Up Without Showdown
The United Nations General Assembly plans to finish yearend business without a clash over Soviet voting rights. A private poll of 115 delegations will determine the vacant Security Council seat, to be conducted by Assembly President Alex Quaison-Lackey. The main issues were the council election and post January spending authorization.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations General Assembly
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
Assembly
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Ghana
Security Council
U.N. Assembly
Giuseppe Saragat
Italy
UN Security Council Race Narrowed Between Jordan and Mali
Afternoon events focused on filling four vacant seats. Jordan and Mali compete for the Morocco seat while the Netherlands Uruguay and Malaysia run unopposed. An informal plan, with support from Jordan Mali the Soviet Union the United States and others, would use secret ballots to pick candidates. If one side nears two thirds the other withdraws. near parity could lead to a term split. Diplomatic sources noted no progress on Article 19 voting rights issues and Thant may seek voluntary contributions to UN finances.
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United States
Soviet Union
U.N
U Thant
Assembly
U. N
Quaison Lackey
Jordan
Mali
Thant
Netherlands
Norway
Uruguay
Brazil
Malaysia
Czechoslovakia
Morocco
Johnson meets with Rusk Bundy on world events and budget
President Johnson holds talks with Secretary of State Rusk and Assistant Bundy at the LBJ Ranch to review global developments and the State Department budget. Ambassadors shifts are expected starting January with names to vacant posts as McGhee and Bruce may be involved.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Dean Rusk
McGeorge Bundy
State Department
Rusk
Bundy
Washington
George McGhee
U.S
Bonn
West Germany
McGhee
David K. Bruce
Lona
Biddeford Council Approves Zoning Ordinance 7-1
Biddeford City Council passed a zoning ordinance 7-1 after a two year study by the planning board with James E. Sewell Co. as consultants. Opponent was Councilman-at-large Gilbert Boucher. Mayor Pomerleau limited debate to ensure public input and hearings.
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Biddeford
Gilbert Boucher
James E. Sewell Co
Old Town
Willie W. Pomerleau
News At A Glance From The Associated Press
Secretary of State Dean Rusk meets with President Johnson in Texas to discuss world developments. A doctor who watches the President predicts he will handle White House stresses, while officials and their wives await his talent search for a new cabinet.
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Dean Rusk
Johnson
Texas
White House
National Guard
United States
Egypt
John W. McCormack
Calif floods trigger massive airlift to northern California
A large force works to clear flood debris and deliver aid after West’s Christmas week floods. An airlift ferries food and repair gear to isolated communities along the Klamath and Salmon rivers, while temperatures and snow hinder helicopter deliveries. Civil Defense says 400 to 500 people are cut off since December 21, with 14 children reported in need of urgent help near Oak Bottom. Disaster declarations extend across parts of California, Oregon, Washington, with federal aid and low interest disaster loans to follow.
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San Francisco
California
Klamath
Salmon
Yreka
Calif
Oregon
Yreka Civil Defense
Bill Sowle
Oak Bottom
Washington
Idaho
Nevada
Edmund G. Brown
Frank Dryden
Office of Emergency Planning
Johnson
National Guard Integrated Across All States and D.C.
Washington AP report notes all 50 states plus District of Columbia and Puerto Rico now integrate the National Guard. Maj. Gen. Winston P. Wilson says all membership restrictions based on race religion or origin are eliminated, while acknowledging only token integration had occurred in some areas. Governors Wallace of Alabama and Johnson of Mississippi brought their states into line by late 1963.
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Washington
National Guard
Alabama
Mississippi
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Winston P. Wilson
Associated Press
Wilson
National Guard Bureau
Air Guard
Arkansas
Francis S. Greenlief
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
George C. Wallace
Paul Johnson
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Electrolux
Joseph Durfee
Main ST
Turners
Kesslen Shoe Co
Kennebunk, Maine
U. N. Assembly
Quaison-Lackey
LBJ
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Lbj Ranch
Congress
State of the Union
Internal Revenue
Sheldon B. Cohen
Internal Revenue Service
Frederick Lewis Deming
Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
The
Treasury
Mitchell Rogovin
Cohen
Bertrand Harding
IRS
Harding
Mortimer Caplin
Deming
Des Moines
Washington University
St. Louis
Minneapolis Bank
Robert V. Roosa
J. Cohen
Washington, D.C
John Gibson
Butler’s
Martin J. Rielly
Alan Jasper
Wide Radio Station
Harry Wooster
George Brickates
Dryden
Regis Couture
St. Francis College
Peru
Father Couture
Iquitos
Amazon River
Yvonne Couture
Main Street
Committee On Equal Opportunity In the Armed Forces
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