Saco Voters Face Municipal Election Monday
Saco residents vote Monday to elect a mayor seven aldermen and three school board members. Incumbent Mayor Peter A. Garland faces Joseph J. Stirling in a quiet campaign with polls open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Eleven candidates compete for school and alderman seats across seven wards.
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Saco
Saco Gop
Peter A. Garland
Garland Manufacturing Company
Joseph J. Stirling
York Mills
Saco Board of Assessors
Garland
Republican School Board
Stirling
Sylvia Chelder
Walter R. Lamb, Jr
Joseph A. Grondin
Birger T. Johnson
Edith H. Ward
Charles F. Gilpatric, Jr
Integration Ordered At Little Rock
A federal judge ordered the Little Rock School Board to move forward within their official powers to implement the citys integration plan for closed high schools. The board must report within 30 days on affirmative steps taken to comply with the order and stop actions hindering integration.
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Little Rock
Ark
U. S
John E. Moller
Miller
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Orval E. Faubus
Horace Mann High
Faubus
Teeth Delay Tour As Pianist Cancels Dates
Texas pianist Van Cil burn postpones concerts in Tucson after a local dentist confirms dental treatment interrupted the tour. The unnamed dentist said the procedure was necessary and completed.
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Tucson
Ariz
van Cilburn
Texas
Compromise Forces Win Filibuster Strength Test
The Senate opened the filibuster debate with a 60 to 36 vote in support of Johnson's compromise to curb filibusters. Senator Douglas offered a 50-vote or 98-member majority alternative after 15 days. The measure would require two thirds of those present and voting to end talkfests.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
Senate
Johnson
Paul H. Douglas
Ill
Douglas
Larger House Offered After Maternity Clothes Query
A real estate office rejects maternity clothes sales but offers a larger house instead in a lighthearted exchange. The caption credits Capr. Gen. Fea. Corp.
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Moedam
Capr. Gen. Fea. Corp
Freud the Artist Fined for Careless Driving in London
London magistrate fined artist Lucien Michael Freud 14 for careless driving. The 28 year old grandson of Sigmund Freud faced his 16th motoring conviction as the judge quipped about his name. In Moscow another note says space flight applicants include youths from Norway to Peru and adults from multiple nations.
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London
Freud Lucien Michael Freud
Sigmund Freud
Frank Powell
Mikoyan Visits Detroit Chicago Draw Little Local Protest
Moscow papers highlight Anastas Mikoyan's U S tour focusing on Tass reports of his schedule and omit demonstrations. East European papers also skip egg throwing and chants, while satellite papers cast the trip as a triumphal tour with capitalists courting him.
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Moscow
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Detroit
Chicago
Tass
Mikoyan
East Europe
Communists Miss First Odd Day Silence at Quemoys
News reports from Formosa note that on Friday the Chinese Communist forces did not attack Quemoy, marking the first time they abstained on an odd-numbered day according to AP dispatches.
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Taipei
Formosa
Soviets Propose German Peace Conference Soon
In Moscow the Soviet Union proposed a German peace conference in Prague or Warsaw within two months and a Big Three draft of a peace treaty. Tass said the note also sought to settle the Berlin question and was sent in reply to Western rejections. The West refused talks with East Germany. the embassy declined immediate comment until reports reached Washington.
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Soviet Union
Prague
Arsaw
Andern
Berlin
Tass
Britain
France
West Berlin
Warsaw
Germany
German Democratic Republic
East Germany
Federal Agence
West Germany
Europe
U.S.A
India
Gotes
West
U.S
Osman
Washington
Indictments Highlight Sodomy and Break In Cases As Grand Jury Returns
Secret indictments reveal charges of sodomy and assault with intent to kill in Buxton and Biddeford. Other cases include breaking and entering with larceny and forged checks in Wells, Hollis, and West Buxton. Bail set at $1,000 to $2,500 for day to day appearances as five indictments remain sealed. Civil trials start Monday with Maine Bar meeting on January 22 guiding court schedule.
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York County Superior Court
Alfred
Hubert N. Barden
Gorham
George A. J.martin
Arundel
Barden
Vernon Dunn
Buxton
Dunn
Nelson
Joan Barden
George A. Martin
Biddeford
Maine Turnpike
John G. Cleary
Martin
Carl Ross
Joseph Welch
Wells
Isabelle Sargent
Clerk of Courts Office
Maine Bar
Donald Carroll
Greenville
Old Orchard Beach
Richard Stanley Gibbs
Hollis
Panteeakas
Post Office Under Construction at Wells
Under construction at Wells a new 34 by 60 foot post office will feature brick Colonial design with cinder block backing for fire proofing. It will have a recessed front entrance with aluminum doors a modern flat roof and interior plastered walls insulated tile ceiling and asphalt tile floor over concrete. The facility will include a lobby mail room work area employees rest rooms a boiler room and a loading platform with ramp.
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Wells
143 Officers Elected By Saco United Baptist Church
Saco United Baptist Church elected 143 officers at the annual meeting and adopted a 1959 budget of 27980 dollars. General officers include Adelbert Jakeman Sr. as moderator and Lawrence Dolby as assistant moderator, with various clerks, treasurers, and a full slate for deacons trustees and committees.
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Saco United Baptist Church
David B. Howe
Adelbert M. Jakeman
Laurence Dyer
George
Saco United
Charles S. Towle
Ralph M. Stickney
Raymond A. Farley
Erwin Warren
Ernest H. Whitten
Lionel Cartwright
Harley Scammon
Lawrence Dolby
Harold Sanborn
Paul Hill
Philip Sanborn
Everett Ladd
Grace Murphy
Norman Tripp
Roy Watson
Leroy Rowell
Wendell Sawyer
Frank S. Whitten
Emma Lougee
Loyal Grant
Board of
Christian Education
Harry Warren
Harley Scammon, Jr
Clifford Purvis
Robert Taylor
Hilton Lamson
Edward Jackson
A. E. Kingsley
Isabelle Wilbur
Mikoyan predicts bigger post for Molotov in future
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan, touring Chicago, predicts Molotov in a more responsible ambassadorial role though not in policy making. He calls Beria an intriguer and asserts Soviet willingness to resist dictation while seeking equal footing with the United States.
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Chicago
Anastas I. Mikoyan
V. M. Molotov
Midwest
Mikoyan
Molotov
Ambassado
Outer Mongolia
Law Club For Chicago
Civic Opera House
Beria
Soviet Union
United States
Adlai E. Stevenson
De Gaulle Begins Seven Year Term in Fifth Republic
Paris AP report notes Charles de Gaulle starts a seven year presidency under the Fifth Republic. Cabinet reshuffles include Michel Debre becoming premier, while Debre’s justice ministry shapes the constitution to empower the president and curb premier and assembly prerogatives. Possible amnesty moves for Algerian prisoners discussed.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Fifth Republic
Gaulle
Algeria
Michel Debre
de Gaulle
Debre
National Assembly
Castro Sees US Arms Shift as Batista Defeat
Fidel Castro told reporters he remains sympathetic to the American people but condemns U S policy under Batista. He noted U S arms shipments halted during Batista’s defeat and said Washington has changed its stance as Castro’s forces seize tanks from the fallen regime. He also cited executions in eastern Cuba and questioned the legitimacy of trials under Manuel Urrutia.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
U.S
Fulgencio Batista Castro
Washington
Batista
Cmca
Washi
Ofvisional
Manuel Urrunte
Castro
Ofice
Urrutia
South Portland Awaits Record Tankers At Pier 2
About 2.4 million barrels of crude oil are to be unloaded at the Portland Pipe Line Pier 2 as a record number of supertankers congregate. Ten tankers were due Friday to Monday, risking a traffic jam and delays in sailing times.
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South Portland
Portland Pipe Line Corp
Maine may lose up to 750 teachers this year
The National Education Association says Maine could lose as many as 750 teachers by year end. A nationwide survey finds about 121,000 teachers leaving the profession for marriage and family reasons retirement or to switch to other work.
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Washington
National Education Assn
Maine
Democratic Leaders Plan Own Legislative Drive
Democratic congressional leaders vow to push their own policy ahead of Eisenhower proposals. Senate and House members criticize the State of the Union as lacking bold ideas to meet mounting world and domestic problems and outline their own bills on school construction aid and airport funding.
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Washington
Eisenhower
State of the Union
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Humphrey
Senate
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ii
House Economic Committee
House
Sam Rayburn
Dtex
James E. Murray
D-Mont
Sen
A. S
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Monroney
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