Arundel Women’s Republican club installs officers
Frank E. Hancock York state attorney general addressed the Arundel Women’s Republican club in Kennebunk speaking against the Governor’s Council and supporting gradual county government elimination. He urged appointing state officials for probate court, county clerks, and registers of deeds as a cost saving measure. The ceremony merged with the Mothers club dinner and featured a roster of club officers and guests.
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Saco
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Myrtis Peterson
Ruth Smith
Kennebunkport
Lucille Dewey
Sanford
Ruth Crosby
Kennebunk
Leona Palmer
Old Orchard Beach
Marion T. Fuller
Cecelia Descoteaux
Biddeford
Ulbricht predicts spread of communism to Western Hemisphere
East German leader Walter Ulbricht warned at the sixth Communist party congress in Berlin that communism will flourish in Cuba and extend into the Western Hemisphere with Khrushchev listening. He praised Khrushchev for averting nuclear war during the Cuban crisis and urged peaceful border settlements with China and India.
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Cold Wave Grips Midwest as Arctic Air Seals Nation
Sub zero temperatures sweep 11 states from Montana to Indiana with Maine and the Midwest hit hardest. Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan report record lows and gusty winds worsen the chill. Snowfalls and crop damage extend to New York Buffalo and Florida remains unusually warm elsewhere. A national conference on religion and race in Chicago voices unity against racism across Catholic Protestant and Jewish communities.
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Lawmakers Dream Up Quirky Holidays and Reforms
In the opening hours of the 88th Congress, about 2,000 bills were introduced touching many topics from Social Security record use to locate runaway parents to proposals for holidays on Monday and new observances such as Grandmother's Day and Shut-Ins Day. Representative Multer leads with 173 bills. Rep Stratton backs Monday holidays for major observances. Rep Beckworth worries about higher postal rates impacting elderly pensioners.
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Department of Arciculture
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Abraham J. Multer
D-N.y
Samuel S. Stratton
D-N.v
Lindley Beckworth
D-Tex
Tshombe Capitulates End to Katanga Secession
Katanga President Moise Tshombe announced readiness to end Katanga's secession and cooperate with the United Nations. He appealed for amnesty for himself and followers as U.N. troops move freely in the province amid tension in Leopoldville and Kolwezi.
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Moise Tshombe
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Congo
Robert K. A. Gardiner
Ghana
Derek Riches
Riches
South African Press Association
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Joseph Vubu
Adoula
Elisabethville
Union Miniere Mining Co
Union Miniere
Central Goveernment
Diehard
Biddeford Mayor Praises Snow Cleanup Efforts
Mayor Willie Pomerleau told downtown Biddeford business owners that recent snow removal has improved the streets and sidewalks. He noted a legal requirement to clear sidewalks by noon after storms and to spread abrasive material, warning fines for noncompliance.
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Willie Pomerleau
Pomerleau
New Cotton Program Backed by Kennedy Aides
The National Cotton Advisory Council reaffirmed support for a new plan to subsidize cotton to roughly world prices to help U S manufacturers compete with cheaper foreign textiles. Dr Alexander Nunn will present the plan to a House Agriculture subcommittee. projected cost exceeds the current program by about 150 to 200 million dollars. Some farm groups oppose it, but top Agriculture Department officials back the initiative.
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Alexander Nunn
Birmingham
Ala
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Wave Finishes Year's Sea Duty
Lt. Charlene Suneson, the first Wave line officer in U S Navy history, completed a year aboard the transport General Mann and is reassigned ashore at the old recruiting office in Columbus. The Navy spokesman said no further sea duty is planned for Wave officers.
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Congress Seen Backing Tax Cut Amid Budget Debate
Congress signals support for President Kennedy's three year tax cut plan totaling 13.5 billion with 3.5 billion in revenue edits. Many lawmakers want details after the State of the Union while debates loom on spending cuts and depletion allowances. Byrd cautions the nation faces a wide deficit as a $99 billion budget is released.
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