Saco Lowell OK to Manufacture Mufflers
U S Federal court in Chicago voided a consent decree that barred Saco Lowell from producing mufflers. Maremont ownership allows Saco Lowell to start muffler manufacture if orders come in. The plant began layoffs, with 40 employees released in the last week, the first since 22 months.
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U. S
Chicago
Maremont
Saco
Lowell
Saco-Lowel
Edward A. Robson
Saco-Lowell
US to Pressure Cuba as Soviet Troop Count Remains
Washington said the United States will push stronger pressure on Cuba while noting an estimated 16 000 to 17 000 Soviet personnel remain in the island. Officials recalibrated troop counts and said most are advisers and technicians, with about 4 000 linked to missiles and bombers having left. The move follows the formal end of talks between the United States and Soviet Union and aims to avert war through economic and psychological measures rather than invasion.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
U.S
Soviet Union
Adlai E. Stevenson
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
U.N
U Thant
Kennedy
U. S
Columbus
Ohio
Tupper To Have Saco Quarters For York County Residents
Congressman Stanley R. Tupper announced office accommodations at 258 Main Street Saco for York County residents to discuss federal problems with him or his executive secretary Stanley Hanson Atty Mary A Bradbury offered use of her offices without charge for convenience and Tupper praised her public spirited gesture He will maintain offices in Augusta and continue the arrangement on Page Two.
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Stanley R. Tupper
Main Street
Saco
York County
Stanley Hanson
Tupper
Mary A. Bradbury
Miss Bradbury
Augusta
Mona Lisa Makes Cultural Stir in Washington
In Washington Mona Lisa day draws crowds as President Kennedy brings the 450 year old masterpiece from Palm Beach. Guards in closed circuits protect the portrait before it is hung in the National Gallery of Art as the public nears opening day with likely record attendance and extended gallery hours.
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Washington
Capital
Mona
Leonardo da Vinci
Leonardo
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Teenage Daughter Locks Some Families Into Housing
A comic feature notes that a popular teenage daughter prevents some families from owning a home, satirically linking youth influence to housing outcomes. The piece references general social behavior without naming individuals or places.
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Gen
Fea, Corp
Marden Names Members as Democrats Share Posts
Senate President Robert A. Marden names committee chairs and assigns members as the Maine legislature begins its second week of sessions. Perrin Edmunds heads Appropriations with J Hollis Wyman returning to Taxation, while Democrats hold seats on several panels.
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Marden
Augusta
Senate
Robert A. Marden
Waterville
Perrin Edmunds
Fort Fairfield
Appropriations
J. Hollis Wyman
Milbridge
House
David J. Kenneldy
Edmunds
Repaoe
Eerith Him
Ore
Joseph Mohbell
Raug
L. Robert Porteous
Smouth
Ralph D. Brooks Jr
Yarmouth
Frederick W. Whittaker
R-Bangor
Clyde A. Hichborn
R-Medford
Ralph W. Farris Jr
R-Gardiner
William Ie
Calais
Harold S. Pike
Waterford
Brown
Hichborn
Brooks
Samuel A. Hinds
South Portland
William R. Cole
Liberty
Ralph M. Lovell
Sanford
Carl M. Stilphen
Rockland
Harvey Johnson
Smithfield
Wendell R. Atherton
Holden
Loren E. Kimball
Northeast Harbor
Norman K. Ferguson
Hanover
Samuel W. Philbrick
Bangor
Margaret Sprout
Bristol
Robert L. Cram
Cumberland
Whittaker
Wyman
Boardman
Ida M. Harrington
Patten
Budget Slash Likely as Kennedy Proposes 99 Billion Budget
Washington politicians on the House Appropriations Committee sharpen their cuts as they prepare to receive a 99 billion dollar fiscal year 1964 budget from President Kennedy. They aim to trim up to 10 billion, with defense taking about 50 billion, while seeking nondefense reductions without harming essential programs.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
Clarence Cannon
D.mo
Cannon
Ben F. Jensen
Iowa
Jensen
Tshombe Returns to U.N.-Occupied Katanga Capital
Moise Tshombe arrived in Elisabethville after traveling from Kipushi and Kolwezi amid a U.N. security campaign. His secessionist movement showed signs of strain as Swedish U.N. forces tightened control in the north, with Katangan authorities warning against further trouble.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Tshombe
Kaniama
One-Cent Stamp Popular Again In Postal Hike
The one-cent stamp surged back as the new rates require five cents for first class and eight cents for air mail. Cities report spike in sales with Syracuse posting over 500,000 and Baltimore about three million one-cent stamps as mailers rush to meet the deadline.
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Associated Press
Syracuse
M.Y
Baltimore
Washington
Louis Caplan
Lincoln, Neb
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