Rumery Firm Builds Cruisers in Biddeford Yard
Rumery plans a boatyard on Cleaves street Biddeford after buying land and three buildings from Central Maine Power. He will employ about 15 craftsmen within two years to build the 28 foot Arun del cabin cruiser designed by Walter McInnis for four sleepers. The largest building will house construction with storage in two two story sheds. A 400 foot dock will service boats in fair weather as work begins on Arun del and expansion proceeds.
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Cleaves Street
Biddeford
Central Maine Power Co
Earle R. Rumery
Marblehead Boat Yard Company
Rumery
Arundel
Boston
Marblehead
Rumerys
Fortunes Rocks
Central Maine Power Company
Elm Street
Hugh Marshall
Biddeford and
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Reuther backs flexible work week over 35 hours
UAW leader Walter Reuther urged a flexible weekly standard tied to unemployment levels instead of a strict 35-hour week. He proposed automatic reductions in the work week with a payroll tax funding a national equalization fund to maintain 40-hour pay during downturns, aiming for full employment without mass leisure.
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Norman Walker
Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Walter Reuther
Afl-Cio
Reuther
Auto Workers Union
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Kennedy pushes tax cut as Congress wary of deficits
President Kennedy intensifies a public push for tax reduction after strategists flag political trouble. He argued for a $10 billion cut or more, aiming to win over wary voters while the Ways and Means Committee prepares a bill amid an expected $11.9 billion deficit next year. The economy's health and constituent opinions will shape the outcome.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
U.S
House
Ways and Means Committee
American Bankers Association
Old Orchard Beach to Open Long Town Meeting Warrant
Beach voters face a 126 article town warrant at the annual meeting to consider items from street lights and fire trucks to school budget cuts and pay scales for officials. The budget committee and town council differ on aid for dependent children and other items as they prepare for the Monday night session.
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Old Orchard Beach
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
William C. Foster
George Macovescu
Berlin
Cuba
Foster
Macovescu
Involvement in Bay of Pigs and Cuba tensions grows
Senate leader Mansfield acknowledged that during the 1961 Cuban invasion several Americans volunteered to fly combat missions and four were killed. Dirksen cited evidence of the fliers while Castro denounced US actions and the State Department called Cuba's denial propaganda.
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Mansfield
Cuba
Castro
Washington
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Bay of Pigs
U.S
Dirksen
Fidel Castro
Birmingham
Ala
Miami Springs
Fla
Double Check Corp
Miami
Alex E. Carlson
Caribbean
Riley W. Shamburger
Thomas Willard Ray
Leo F. Baker
Wade Carroll Gray
Mardi Gras Madness In New Orleans Frenzy On Parade
Mardi Gras crowds fill New Orleans with five hundred thousand revelers under masking rules issued by Mayor Schiro. Weather calls for cool, showers as revelry dominates the day in a city famed for its wild celebration.
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New Orleans
Victor Schiro
Oscar contenders feature Davis Hepburn in top actress race
AP reports two veteran stars Bette Davis and Katharine Hepburn dominate the best actress category at the 35th Academy Awards with Davis seeking a third Oscar. Supporting contenders include Anne Bancroft Geraldine Page and Lee Remick. In the best actor lineup Gregory Peck Jack Lemmon Marcello Mastroianni Burt Lancaster and Peter O'Toole are led by Peck and Lemmon as favorites.
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James Bacon
Hollywood AP
Hollywood
Bette Davis
Katharine Hepburn
Gregory Peck
Jack Lemmon
Miss Davis
Baby Jane
Bette
Anne Bancroft
Helen Keller
Geraldine Page
Lee Remick
Burt Lancaster
Alcatraz
Peter O'Toole
New England Governors Seek NASA Electronics Center
Six New England governors push to attract a NASA electronics research center to the region with a projected cost of about 50 million and 2000 jobs. The Greater Boston area is eyed for location though final decision pending. The governors also task a committee to assess economic impact and back a railroad merger plan favorable to New Haven and Boston & Maine.
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Boston
New England
National Aeronautics and Space Agency Electronics Research Center
Gly Reccurees Saars
Congress
Ealt
Greater
Boston & Maine Ilroad
New Haven
Pennsylvania-New York Central
Eastern
Boston &Maine
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Lewiston
Maurice Vaillancourt
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Augusta
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Rumery Firm
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George W. Cornell
New York
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Patrick C. Rodgers
Switzerland
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Ohio
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John XXIII
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Edward Kennedy
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