Combined election and installation at Saco lodge meeting
At the Saco lodge F and AM annual meeting in Saco Masonic hall new officers were installed. Richard Braley was named worshipful master with Carleton Pendleton senior warden and Millard Tripp Jr. junior warden. visitors from Augusta Limington Cornish Parsonsfield and Biddeford attended. A lobster stew supper followed the ceremonies.
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Saco Lodge
Saco Masonic Hall
Carleton Pendleton
Richard Braley
Millard Tripp, Jr
Robert W. Moody
Howard L. Cushman
Harry Nielson
Edgar H. Pellerin
Robert Hooper
Robert A. Petterson
Ryler
Urbain Roberge, Jr
Richard FE. Clark
Charles West
Parsonfield
Donald R. Fogg
Archie Evans
18Th Masonic District
Howard Cushman
Robert Moody
Augusta
Limington
Cornish
Parsonsfield
Biddeford
Medical Aid For Aged Tops Kennedy Agenda
Senator Humphrey predicts President Kennedy will push hard for a medical aid program for the elderly financed through Social Security and pilot it through Congress. He cautions Congress may resist broader civil rights and education proposals while noting executive actions can strengthen voting rights and civil rights laws.
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Washington
Robert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Kennedy
Congress
Humphrey
Senate
John M. Bailey
Minnesota
Robert F. Kennedy
Government Big Enough to Give All and Take All
A satirical quip criticizes a large government by noting it can provide everything yet take everything you have. It attributes the line to Copr. Gen. Fea. Corp. and frames it as a caution about expansive state power.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Wells High Well Wells Evacuated After Morning Bomb Hoax
Nearly 900 students at Wells High, Junior High, and Wells Elementary were evacuated after anonymous calls threatened a bomb at Wells High. Principal Wells received two calls. State Police aided by Wells police and local officers searched the campuses. No bomb was found and investigators pursue the caller.
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Wells
Wells High School
Wells Elementary
Russell K. Noyes
Robert W. Johnson
Elmer C. Hutchins
Hutchins
Harold Scribner
Sherwood Baston
Robert Nichols
Noyes
Tshombe Blames UN Intervention for Katanga Strife
Elisabethville Katanga President Moise Tshombe accused the United Nations of odious aggression during a provincial assembly speech on ending Katanga's secession. He argued UN intervention worsened relations with Kinshasa and called for a cease fire to halt killings.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
Congo
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
Assembly
Tshombe
U.S
New York
Balubakat Party
Joseph Kasavubu
Kamina
U.N
Balubakat
Cyrille Adoula
Last-Ditch Fight Called as Algeria Turmoil Widens
Tension escalates in Algiers as Secret Army Organization urges general mobilization of European settlers in a bid to resist decolonization. Attacks kill 37 in three days, raising total deaths to at least 60 and fueling widespread terror across major Algerian cities.
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Algiers
Algeria
de Gaulle
France
Crippled Plane Lands Safely at Otis Air Force Base
A Super constellation with 19 crew and six tons of radar gear returned safely to Otis AFB after two engines failed at 11,000 feet during a night Atlantic flight. Capt. Lloyd G. Grandy and Capt. Robert E. Simon steered the transport home with escort from two RAF aircraft, guided by Radar towers off Chatham and Nantucket.
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Atr Force Base
Mass
Otis Air Force Base
Lloyd G. Grandy
Hermon
N.Y
Robert E. Simon
Hamburg
Military Air Transport Service
Air Force
Otis
Texas
Chatham
Nantucket
Vatican Accepts Cuban Ambassador Amid Excommunications
Vatican sources say Fidel Castro’s regime will appoint Luis Amado Blanco y Fernandez, a Spanish-born dentist and journalist, as Cuban ambassador to the Holy See. The Cuban Foreign Ministry announced Blanco y Fernandez would depart Havana for Rome on January 9, despite excommunications tied to the regime.
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Dor
Vatican
Luis Amado Blanco Y Fernandez
Castro
Havana
Blanco Y Fernandez
Ist
Holy See
Vatican Secretariat of State
Cuba
Eduardo Boaz ‘Masvidal
Dino Staffa
Hungary Puts On/ A TV Satire Gently Mocking Regime
In Budapest a 42 hour televised revue lampoons government failings to about two million viewers. Cameras highlight leaders in the front row as a soft breeze of reform appears post Moscow party congress. A plumber jokes about new apartments and workers mock the idea of work amid machinery and collective farming.
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Budapest
Hungary
Moscow
Cold Wave Warning Extends Across States From Rockies To Plains
The Associated Press reports snow and rain dampening northern regions from Idaho to the northern Appalachians as cold air moves in from the Rockies to the Midwest and New England. Low readings include 4 below in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, with 50s in parts of the West and Gulf Coast. The Weather Bureau issued cold wave warnings for the Dakotas, Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa, and parts of Maine New Hampshire and Vermont, while daytime temperatures are forecast to reach 60s in northern sections and 70s in southern areas.
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Associated Press
Idaho
Appalachians
Rockies
Midwest
New England
Florida
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Montana
Texas
Great Lakes Region
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Maine
Gulf Coast
California
Miami
Key West
Weather Bureau
Dakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Vermont
New Hampshire
Atlantic Coast States
Warren's Furniture Plans Major Expansion in Biddeford
Warren's Furniture in Biddeford announces expansion after purchasing adjacent Central Maine Power space on Route 1. The remodel will merge sites, double the area by adding the former Polackwich Dress shop, extend into year end or early 1963, and likely double the sales staff with a broader furniture line.
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Warren's Furniture Company
Biddeford
Richard Levy
Levy
Main Street Company
Central Maine Power Company
Route 1
Warren's
Central Maine
Polackwich Dress
U2 Pilot Survives 40,000-Foot Plunge Into Swamp
Air Force Captain Charles Stratton ejected from a U2 during a training flight from Laughlin AFB to Birmingham. He woke after a six hour tree rescue and nine hours in a cypress, reporting an electrical malfunction and an explosion as the plane fell. wreckage lay submerged in Pearl River swamplands near the Louisiana Mississippi border.
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Biloxi
Miss
Charles Stratton
Air Force
Pearl River
Louisiana
Mississippi
Stratton
Keesler Air Force Base
Ment
Laughlin Air Force Base
del Rio
Tex
Birmingham
Ala
Relief Operations Start As Congo Flood Recedes
The Congo River flood waters recede and large relief efforts begin to repair damage from the worst flood on record. Matadi port remains cut off by the rampant river, halting all shipping as the U.N. flood relief director expects easing by the weekend and river traffic to resume.
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Congo
Leopoldville
the Congo
Congo River
U.N. Command
Matadi
Atlantic
Alessandro Corradini
U.N
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