TV Network Head Says Controversial Film Out
Washington AP ABC president Oliver Treyz says the network should have canceled the Bus Stop episode A Lion Walks among Them featuring Fabian as a psychopathic youth Sponsors dropped it and 25 ABC affiliates refused to air it FCC hearings resumed with more testimony from ABC executives Treyz said the show was a borderline case during Senate juvenile delinquency hearings
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Washington
Fabian
Oliver Treyz
American Broadcasting Co
Federal Communications Commission
ABC
Treyz
FCC
Senate
Newton Minow
National
Souiation OF Broadcasters
SEC Studies Market Effects Of Publicity Campaigns
The SEC is examining whether publicity campaigns funded by public companies manipulated stock prices. Investigators also questioned New York lenders financing stock trades as part of a broader probe into market practices. Officials caution the agency would act if firms circulated false or misleading press releases to move prices.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Rickover cites U.S. education gaps at Newton Chamber
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover says American schools fall short due to reduced class time and high tuition barriers. He compares U.S. education unfavorably to abroad and the Soviet Union, noting Russia's higher output of engineers and scientists. The Newton Chamber awarded Sen. Leverett Saltonstall for meritorious service to Newton.
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Newton
Mass
Hyman G. Rickover
Soviet Union
Rickover
Russia
Conine Chamber
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Elderly Folk To Get Care at Livonia Home for Aging
In Livonia Michigan a new home for the aged under construction will include a day care center. Sister Elvira, assistant administrator of St Marys Home for the Aging, says elderly visitors can stop in for the day to eat, enjoy recreation, therapy, and companionship.
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Livonia
Mich.p
Elvira
St. Mary's Home For the
Accident Victim In Poor Condition After Biddeford Collision
A 74 year old Biddeford man Joseph E St Onge was reported in poor condition at Maine Medical Center Portland after being struck by a truck on West Street Biddeford. The driver David Hall 25 said fog reduced visibility and could not avoid the man. St Onge suffered head injuries and was moved from Webber Hospital to Portland hospital. Biddeford Fire Department ambulance escorted by police.
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Biddeford
Maine Medical Center
Portland
West Street
Joseph E. St. Onge
Herring Revenue
St. Onge
David Hall
Congress Street
Hall
Webber Hospital
Portland Hospital
Noted Doctor To Speak On Mental Health At Sweetser Home
Dr. William E. Schumacher director of the state Department of Mental Health and Corrections will speak at 7 30 p m Thursday during the February session at Sweetser Children's Home in Saco Guest Night will feature area clerical legal and service club representatives The talk will be followed by an informal discussion and a report on a regional mental health survey led by AAUW members Schumacher with a long career in psychiatry and naval service was appointed bureau director on September 1 1960 He is married with two sons and is certified in psychiatry neurology and mental hospital administration.
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William E. Schumacher
Mental Health Bureau
State Department of Mental Health and Corrections
Sweetser Children’s Home
Saco
AAUW
Schumacher
Westwood
N.J
Baldwin
N.Y.) High School
Dartmouth College
University of Vermont Medical School
U.S. Naval Hospital
New Orleans
Bridgeport
Columbia University
American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
American Psychiatric Association
Bureau of Mental Health
Past Noble Grands Meet In Saco Home
The Saco Past Noble Grands association met at Mrs. Eleanor Kennedy’s home in Saco. Miss Herberta Harriman presided, with report that Mrs. Lottie Kingsbury was ill. The next meeting is March 5 at Mrs. Helen Bowie’s home in Saco with Mrs. Mary McVicar assisting. Refreshments were served from a Valentine decorated table. Attendees included Mrs. Carrie Emery, Mrs. Parnell Burrill, and several others.
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Saco Past Noble Grands Association
Eleanor Kennedy
Old Orchard Road
Saco
Herberta Harriman
Sunshine Committee
Lottie Kingsbury
Parnell Burrill
Charlotte Potter
Helen Bowie
Portland Road
Mardi Gras Ball Planned March 6 for St Andre Auxiliary
The Catholic Women of Most Holy Trinity Church Saco raise funds for a new parish hall at a Mardi Gras ball planned March 6 in St Joseph parish hall Biddeford. Proceeds support the home and hospital expansion. Rev Sister Elizabeth of France named honorary chair. Tickets sold by members with costumes optional.
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Catholic Women's Club
Most Holy Trinity Church
Saco
Notre Dame de Lourdes School
James Lombard
Maine
Council of Catholic Women
St. Michael Church
South Berwick
Edmund Choroszy
Carmen Clow
Irene Tarazewich
Donalda Brady
Choroszy
Gerard Cameron
Anne Colpitts
Noella Binette
James Fennell
Theresa Colpitts
Eleye Twomey
Ethel Bedard
Lombard
Harriet Hobbins
Thomas Winston
Anne Dineen
Germaine Camire
Mary Richard
Leonard Burke
Edmund Fearon
John Mazeiko
Brady
St. Andre Home and Hospital
St. Joseph Parish Hall
Biddeford
The
Home Hospital
John P. Emond
Sister Elizabeth
France
Home
Armand EK. Reay
Raymond C. Audie
Marc I. Simard
Albert W. Cookson
Roland Rioux
Emond
Lucien Doyon
Anna Cartier
Aline Cartier
Marie Jeanne Pelletier
Rose Fournier
Arthur Bibeau
George Simard
George Paradis
Alice Chabot
Reay
Beach Board Seeks AG Ruling on Fontaine Civil Service Status
Old Orchard Beach officials decide to obtain an Attorney General's opinion on whether Paul Fontaine can serve as a Civil Service commissioner while also participating in town meeting. The MMA advised that joining town meeting may forfeit his civil service seat, leaving action to the selectmen. Joseph J. Mullen named chief assessor. An article requesting $6,608.33 for town meeting March was approved without comment.
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Old Orchard Beach
Cardiology Course At Beth Israel Draws Doctors
Dr. Leopold A. Viger of Biddeford and 11 other physicians from nine states and three foreign countries enrolled in a three month post doctoral cardiology course at Beth Israel hospital Boston. The program, sponsored by Courses for Graduates Harvard Medical School, covers diagnostic methods for heart disorders. Dr. Louis Wolff directs the course, an associate clinical professor at Harvard Medical School and head of the hospital’s electrocardiographic laboratory.
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Leopold A. Viger
Elm Street
Biddeford
Beth Israel Hospital
Boston
Harevard Medical School
Louis Wolff
Harvard Medical School
Present teachers' salary schedule in town proceed
The town maintains the present teachers' salary schedule. The sewer department comes under Town Manager Percival Wardwell. Firemen gain authorization to install red lights on private vehicles. Star Print of Arundel wins contract to print the annual town warrant.
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Percival Wardwell
Star Print Company of
Arundel
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