14 Jan 1963
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1963
Page
1
A Census Bureau survey tied to the 1962 Census of Governments shows York County's net local property tax base at 140,745,000 on a 1962 roll. It equates to 1,406 in taxable property per person, reflecting a 30 percent rise since 1957 amid new construction and growth in residential and commercial activity.
Mediators backed by leaders met with nine publishers as the costly strike by printers nears its 37th day. Mass meetings showed broad support for the stoppage while criticizing Harold Medina. Both sides nudged offers. printers asked 18 dollars weekly raise, publishers about 10 dollars.
Washington AP report outlines a three sided clash over curbing filibusters. Liberals push a majority rule to halt debate within 15 days of a petition with 5 of 100 senators needed, while a 19 senator Southern bloc led by Russell resists any change insisting the gag rule masks broader bills. conference with Republicans expected but no party stance anticipated.
Cartier files a bill in the 101st Legislature to reform Biddeford caucus rules. The proposal would allow independent candidates on ballots via petition, reorder ballots by surnames, and shift caucus timing to give two weeks after the caucus before the general election. Kennedy unveils a $13.5 billion income tax cut staged through 1965.
The Edwards division of iMarement in Saco won a U S Army Weapons Command contract to produce about 18 000 operating rods for the M 14 rifle worth roughly 125 000 The award from Rock Island Arsenal aims to stabilize local employment The plant will begin muffler assembly next week after an order from Maremont Corp for 5 000 to 10 000 mufflers weekly, extending through summer.
A humorous note describes a traffic light trick to help pedestrians cross half way safely. The item labels the idea as coprime to formal traffic rules and hints at a light hearted feature.
The Associated Press notes a broad freeze across the nation with continued cold and snow. Deaths linked to exposure fires and accidents surpass forty, property losses reach millions, and citrus crops face risk in Texas California and Arizona. Smudging by farmers begins as travel slows and driving remains hazardous nationwide.
CHICAGO AP Some 700 clergymen and laymen gather for the National Conference on Religion and Race a four day meeting of Protestant Roman Catholic and Jewish leaders. They aim to draft a statement of conscience and a program of action to combat racial prejudice and its roots. Rabbi Marc H Tanebaum of Elmhurst N Y chairs the program committee saying religious leaders mean business.
The aerial exodus of Cuban refugees to Miami has halted with no plans to resume. Red Cross says no more ransom-supply flights to Cuba. Pan Am suspended Miami Havana service and won’t restart an unprofitable route. The DC6B carried medicines as part of a $53 million ransom for Bay of Pigs prisoners. The American Cross will ship supplies by ocean freighter. The Shirley Lykes loads 6,500 tons, stops at Port Everglades to pick up 1,000 more for Havana.
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