Saco Republicans Win Fourth Term for Mayor Garland in Saco
Saco voters reelect Mayor Peter A. Garland to a fourth consecutive year, giving Republicans a 61 vote majority on the city council. New alders join veterans, with Alcide Deschambeault as the lone Democrat on the council and results reflecting ward by ward turnout and a 3,402 total vote. Garland thanked supporters and pledged continued city program progress amid economic reverses.
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Saco
Peter A. Garland
Garland
Joseph J. Stirm
Sylvia Crescer
Walter R. Lamb, Jr
Joseph A. Grondin
Brendan. V. Twomey
Ward
Antonio A. Lamontagne
Lawrence E. Rowe
Earle W. Emens
Warren E. Peterson
John J. Harvey
Alcide H. Deschambeault
Stirling
Joseph Stirling
Indian Chief Apologizes To Mikoyan After Detroit Visit
Durand Michigan AP Chief White Bird representing 4000 Chippewa Indians apologizes to Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan for eggs thrown at him during a Detroit visit. He recalls historical kindness and notes native guests were once treated as uncivilized savages. He thanks Mikoyan for his conduct during the stay.
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Durand
Mich
White Bird
Michigan
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Detroit
America
Noyes Elected Director of Westbrook Trust Co
Albert S. Noyes former state banking commissioner was elected a director of the Westbrook Trust Co on Monday Noyes left his state job over a year ago to become executive vice president at the firm
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Westbrook
Albert S. Noyes
Westbrook Trust Co
Noyes
Chuckle on pedestrians knowing fuel still remains
A lighthearted quip defines a pedestrian as a man who believes several gallons linger in the tank even when the gauge reads empty. The line carries a classic, period-appropriate comic tone from the Gen. Fea. Corp. archive.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Status Of Tannery Is Sought
Local officials planned a day in Augusta to press Gov. Clauson and state officials for a decision on issuing a operating license to the Saco Tanning corporation. The group sought clarity on license status and the $150,000 filtering plant requirements, with no decision yet from the attorney general.
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Clinton Clauson
Saco Tanning Corporation
Clement Deschambault
Leo Brown
Ralph Binette
Michael Schoonjans
Albert Cookson
Arthur Peloquin
Augusta
Clauson
Department of Economic Development, Water Improvement Commission
Deschambault
Brown
Ate
WIC
Dulles Critiques Soviet Berlin Plans and Berlin Policy
Secretary of State Dulles calls Soviet proposals for Germany brutal and dangerous. He asserts the United States and allies will keep Germany tied to the Western World while hinting that unification could occur without free elections. Dulles plans a firm line in talks with Mikoyan, who will meet Eisenhower after.
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Washington
Dulles
Germany
Europe
United States
Anastas Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Eisenhower
U.S
Eisenhower Budget Slated for 7 Billion With Surplus Hints
President Eisenhower outlined a seven billion dollar budget for the next fiscal year, suggesting roughly one hundred million dollars in savings. House GOP Leader Halleck signaled potential tax cuts within two to three years if the new Congress supports the administration's spending and programs. Senate GOP Leader Dirksen termed the approach acceptable, with current year deficits around twelve billion dollars and the plan to present the budget to Congress next Monday. A separate Biddeford civil defense meeting heard about radioactivity fallout and methods to combat it with Lt. Denzil Crowe Jr., the base chemical and radiological officer at Pease AFB, as guest speaker.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
White House
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Congressional
Dirksen
Halleck
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
ATCD
Biddeford Civil Defense Unit
Amvets Hall
Alfred Street
Denzil H. Crowe, Jr
Pease Air Force _Base
Newington
N. H
C. D
Rita Sevigny
Biddeford
Quinn resigns as Braves GM for Phillies post
Milwaukee executive John Quinn resigned today as general manager of the Milwaukee Braves and accepted a similar post with the Philadelphia Phillies. Phillies general manager Roy Haney reportedly was fired and will become assistant general manager of the New York Yankees.
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Milwaukee
John Quinn
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Roy Haney
New York Yankees
Police And Pickets Await Mikoyans New York Visit
Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan will arrive in New York for a two day visit amid heavy security. About 500 police will guard his dinners and receptions while picket lines from Hungarian former political prisoners and captive European nations form protests. He flies in from Los Angeles to lunch with Wall Street bankers, an event described as social rather than financial.
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New York
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Pean Nations
Los Angeles
Wall Street
Smith Reelected Maine Delegation Chair in Unanimous Vote
In Washington the Maine congressional delegation, primarily Democratic, re elected Republican Senator Margaret Chase Smith as chairman with unanimous support. Senator Edmund Muskie and Representative James Oliver praised her leadership and nonpartisan approach as the group planned continued regular, cooperative work.
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Washington
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Edmund S Muskie
Smith Hadeen
Muskie
James C. Oliver
Senator Smith
Frank M. Coffin
Fury in Aurora as Mayor Loses Fight to City Inspector
In Aurora Illinois Mayor Paul Egan aged 58 was defeated in a brief hallway brawl by Man Halbesma, city building inspector and sergeant at arms. Egan suffered a jaw cut and facial bruises, with back pain reported. The clash erupted during a heated council meeting over firing Police Chief Donald Curran. Halbesma, acting on commission orders, removed the mayor from the chamber after a gavel‑banging dispute.
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Aurora, III
Paul Egan
Aurora
St. Charles Hos
Feat
Egan
J. D. Rossman
Herman M. Halbesma
Halbesma
Donald Curran
French Designer Praises American Clothes In New York Show
Madame Yvonne Minassian of Dior lauds American fashion as wearable and affordable. She notes Paris designs focused on style while Americans craft trends. cites Fogarty and Rosenstein shows with prices from 40 dollars. She praises American know how in adapting rather than copying.
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Associated Press
New York
America
Mme
Yvonne Minassian
House of Dior
Paris
Yvonne
Anne Fogarty
Nettie Rosenstein
Wilson Folmar
House of
Edward Abbott
Fogarty
Barden Is Committed To Hospital
Hubert Barden, 26, of Gorham, secretly indicted on assault with intent to kill and a sodomy charge involving Vernon Dunn, surrendered in York County Superior Court and pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. His attorney sought commitment for observation at Augusta State Hospital, granted until further order. A civil case began with Murphy's Music Store suing Aime P. Nadeau of Biddeford for damages to their truck from a December 7, 1957, accident. John Sheehan Sr. testified prior to the collision.
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Hubert Barden
Gorham
Vernon Dunn
Buxton
Dunn
York County Superior Court
Alfred
Barden
Robert G. Pelletier
Sanford
State Hospital
Augusta
Armand A. Ducfresne, Jr
John W. Sheehan, Sr
John W. Sheehan, Jr
Murphy's Music Store
Biddeford
Aime P. Nadeau
John Sheehan
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