Country Warned By Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said disarmament experts are studying how Communist China might be brought into proposed disarmament schemes. He warned against excessive optimism about Viet Nam relations and stressed hard work ahead. He urged candid public disclosure and a stronger United Nations, while noting Congo leadership bears primary responsibility for peace and unity.
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Dean Rusk
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State Department
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Joseph) Kasavubu
Bishop Is Put From Diocese in Haiti Turmoil
In Gonaives Haiti the Roman Catholic bishop Msgr Robert, aged 50, was ordered from his diocese after demonstrators looted the bishopric warehouse. He was escorted 70 miles to Port au Prince by the local military commander who cited risk of fire and maintenance of order. The government of President Francois Duvalier has clashed with church leaders for months, with Archbishop Poirier expelled last November and seven other clergy removed on similar charges or alleged plots against the regime.
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State Fire Ravages Maine Leave Several Dead
Winter fires in Maine took lives and caused extensive damage. Blanche Pinette died when her Eagle Lake home burned. Donald McCann, 29, former Rumford policeman, perished in a Mexico trailer fire. A large barn at Norridgewock burned for $40,000 in losses, with 450 tons of hay and farm machinery inside. Two elderly women were rescued from their burning home.
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van Buren
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Rumford
Norridgewock
Richard Sampson Sr
Skowhegan
Professor on bike case sparks Evanston legal clash
Evanston chemistry professor Malcolm Dole, famed for 27 years of riding a bicycle to Northwestern University, faces a traffic violation hearing for riding in streets zoned for motor vehicles. He contends the zoning restricts a minority and vows to fight, supported by colleagues.
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Evanston Municipal Court
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Astronomy’ ‘Department
Tuesday Luncheon Specials at the Wonderbar
A luncheon menu lists Old Fashioned Lamb Stew or Baked Chicken Pie with flaky crust for 75 cents. Bread, butter, vegetables, beg cocktails served from 1 PM to 4 PM at The Wonderbar.
Notice to Advertisers for Dollar Days Edition
Copy for Wednesday's Dollar Days Edition must be received by the journal no later than noon Tuesday. Copy received after that time will be accepted conditionally only.
Kennedy Attacks Gold Flow
President Kennedy outlines recommendations to stem gold outflow and reduce the foreign exchange deficit. Proposals include strengthening international monetary institutions to boost reserves, IMF usage to cover deficits, amending laws to allow special interest rates for foreign dollar holdings, maintaining the order against holding gold abroad, and pursuing Senate approval on the measures.
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Kennedy
International Monetary Fund
United States
Senate
Sun Warms South Maine as cold persists in north
Bright sunshine and milder afternoon temps eased the chill across southern Maine with highs 25 to 30 while northern areas stayed 20 to 25. Below zero nights remained in Aroostook County with Caribou at 2 below and Old Town at 3 below. Overnight readings ranged from Greenville zero to Portland 17 above.
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Old Town
Penobscot County
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Limestone
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Brunswick
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Millinocket
Augusta
Solons Eye Taxes Biddeford Civil Service Bill Presented
Maine legislators enter the sixth week as a tax study by Princeton professor Dr. John F. Sly weighs revenue options including raising the sales tax from 3 to 4 percent. Gov Reed seeks $14.9 million more in two years. A Biddeford bill to create a Civil Service commission for fire department appointments is also before the House, aiming to appoint from an eligible list with three unpaid commissioners and city council confirmation.
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Maine
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Princeton University
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Janary
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Massive Antitrust Case Reaches Climax in Court
In Philadelphia AP reports a major electrical antitrust case, called among the largest in U.S. history, nears a climax in District Court with sentencing today and Tuesday. Judge Ganey presides over 29 manufacturers and 45 employers facing fines up to 50,000 per indictment and possible jail terms. The government says the conspiracy stifled competition under the Sherman Act, with defendants including Westinghouse and General Electric.
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U.S. District Court
J. Cullen Ganey
United States
Westinghouse
General Electric
America
Northeast Storm Leaves Devastation Across Regions
A historic weekend blizzard paralyzed the Northeast with up to 40 inches buried in places like Cortland New York and New England. Winds to 75 mph created huge drifts, knocked out utilities, and halted air rail and bus travel as officials raced to restore services and safety.
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Catholic Bishop Opposes New Hampshire Abortion Bill
The Most Rev. Ernest J. Primeau, bishop of Manchester, spoke against House Bill 77 proposing medical interruption of pregnancy. He called abortion immoral and said immorality cannot be removed by civil law, addressing the diocesan Confraternity of Christian Christian Cohrine.
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Ernest J. Primeau
Christian Cochrine
New Hampshire Medical Society
Textile Leader Calls Realistic Import Plan in Senate Hearing
Washington AP New England manufacturer Seabury Stanton president Berkshire Hathaway and Northern Textile Association chairman tells Senate subcommittee that realistic textile import quotas are vital to save the industry and jobs. He warns that government inaction threatens future mill investments and the sector’s survival.
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