Home Economics teachers meet for area session in Saco
In Saco at C. K. Burns school area teachers lead a post noon session with co chairs Mrs. Esther Emmons and Mrs. Lenora McMackin. Mrs. Louise Fettlinger outlines the states program and aims to revise units in management with three study groups to meet at Thornton academy Sanford High and Falmouth High.
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Southwestern Maine
C. K. Burns
Saco
Ruth Putney
Gorham High School
Linda Blood
Gorham
University of Maine
Barbara Meredith
Thornton Academy
Farmington State
Teachers College
Doris Bachellor
Barbara Hamilton
Farmington State Teachers College
Burns School
Esther Emmons
Maine
C. K. Burns School
Lenora McMackin
Scarborough High School
Emmons
Louise F. Fettinger
State Department
Sanford High School
Falmouth High School
Kennedy Challenges Heckling Students in Indonesia
U S Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy faced both cheers and boos in Jogjakarta as he urged students to voice disagreements publicly. He pressed for a peaceful settlement on West New Guinea, stressing that U S policy should be negotiated, while noting ties to both Indonesia and the Netherlands. Kennedy and President Sukarno planned further talks during his Java Bali tour.
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Jogjakarta
Indonesia
Robert F. Kennedy
Gadjah Mada _ University
U.S
Kennedy
West New Guinea
United States
Pacific
Holland
Kennedy Party
Subandrio
Sukarno
Java
Bali
Missing Professor Revealed as Rockford Factory Worker
Verne Hansen 45, a paint factory laborer in Rockford Illinois, identified by routine FBI fingerprint check as former Syracuse University chemistry professor Dr Carl Vernon Holmberg who disappeared in 1955. Holmberg, a Idaho native and father of three, was last heard from in Syracuse on May 11 1955. his wife later remarried and moved to California.
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Rockford, Ill
Verne Hansen
Carl Vernon Holmberg
Syracuse University
Hansen
Holmberg
Sandpoint
Idaho
Syracuse
Rockford Paint Manufacturing Co
Elgin
Rockford
Dorothy
California
Carl
Lee
Richard
Holmerg
Gordon Babcock
Menlo Park
Caveman Blames Weather Change on Bows and Arrows
A comic strip caption shows one cave man joking that weather worsened after humans began using bows and arrows. The gag hinges on a playful anachronism about technological progress altering climate legends. Copr. Gen. Fea. Corp.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Garland Chided By Maynard
In Nobleboro Gov. Reed touts Republican gains and Lincoln era precepts at a Lincoln Day dinner. In Portland Thomas L. Maynard, seeking the Democratic nomination in Maine's First District, attacks Rep. Garland for opposing government planning and for voting against laws to aid the needy, accusing him of seeking to eliminate the halt and the blind.
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Associated Press
Reed
Lincoln
Nobleboro
Portland
Peter 4. Garland
R. iMaine
Thomas L. Maynard
Garland
Young GOP Set to Convene in Portland April 6
Maine Young Republican Clubs plan a statewide convention in Portland on April 6 with activities and leadership discussions among local chapters and state organizers.
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Portland
Maine
Weather Delays Mount Over 10th Glenn Orbit Attempt
Weather delays push NASA toward another postponement of John H. Glenn Jr.'s orbital flight from Cape Canaveral. A 54 mph gale in the central Atlantic forced the ninth postponement, with Friday’s outlook ragged and a Saturday forecast seen as likely a lost cause. NASA will decide at midnight about proceeding, while extended delays threaten to push the mission beyond Friday. The storm raises 18-foot seas and recovery concerns, and low Cape Canaveral clouds may hinder liftoff before a high cloud front arrives.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Central Atlantic
United States
Weather Bureau
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Walter C. Williams
Glenn
Bermuda
Cape
Paul Haney
NASA
Summit Meeting Opens Steel Industry Labor Talks
Top negotiators met in Pittsburgh to start a new labor contract for the steel industry. United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald and U.S. Steel chief negotiator R. Conrad Cooper led sessions with aides as unions and producers pressed toward an early, noninflationary agreement before June 30. About 500 mill managers and 500 local union officials attended the opener.
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Pittsburgh
Basic Steel Industry
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
Cooper
McDonald
Ward
Industry Union Human Relations Committee
White House
Kennedy praises White House restoration as link to history
President Kennedy endorses Mrs. Kennedy's White House refurbishing tour arguing it brings Americans closer to the people who lived there. He says seeing Grant's table Lincoln's bed and Monroe's chair makes history feel alive and hopes future first ladies keep the home central to American life.
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White House
Kennedy
NBC
ABC
CBS
Union Seeks New Pact At Pepperell Manufacturing Plant
Textile Workers Union of America reports termination of current contract and negotiation push for Pepperell Manufacturing workers in Biddeford. TWUA policy committee and Local 305 will prepare proposed changes on wages benefits and job security ahead of a contract expiring April 15.
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Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Victor Canzano
Cotton and Rayon
Textile Workers Union of America
Afl-Cio
Canzano
Biddeford
New York City
Michael Schoonjans
TWUA
New England
Mid-Atlantic
State Attorney General Reviews Biddeford Complaint
Maine Attorney General Frank E. Hancock said he received a complaint concerning Biddeford referred by the State Police and has taken it under advisement to assess its validity. State Police Chief Robert Marx confirmed he handed the complaint to Hancock. both declined further comment.
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Frank E. Hancock
Biddeford
Maine
Hancock
Robert Marx
Sardine pack extension falls short in Maine
The Maine Sardine Council says the extended packing season has been a disappointment with only 6,500 cases packed since December 1, far below the normal season’s 675,000 cases and well short of the customary 2 million-plus.
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Augusta
Maine
Flood cleanup under way as wet weather spreads nationwide
Heavy rain sleet and snow flood wide areas with Northeast storms easing. Idaho, Nevada, and Wyoming report millions in damage while governors seek federal aid. Kingston and Albany report heavy snow as schools close and travel remains hazardous. More than a foot of snow falls in New York regions and cold absent elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Idaho
Nevada
Wyoming
New York State
Kingston
N.Y
Providence
R.I
Albany
Ohio Valley
Appalachians
New England
Plains
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
Pacific Coast
Oregon
California
Red Bluff
Calif
San Francisco
South
Robert E. Smylie
Kennedy
Textile States Urge Quick Action On Cotton Import Fee
Washington AP report says textile states push for an equalization import fee on cotton to aid U S cotton program. Rep Dorn states a Tariff Commission hearing should impose a duty equal to the export subsidy. about 125 Congressmen represented. The issue centers on subsidies and imports affecting prices and domestic processing.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
W. J. Bryan Dorn
D-S. C
Dorn
Tariff Commission
Kennedy
United States
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Knights of Columbus Hall
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Kevin Kidd
OFM
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Biddeford High School
Biddeford-Saco
David Twomey
Camille Bolduc
Linwood Davis
Rene Roy, Sr
King Lion
Paul Murphy
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