Reapportionment Bill Cleared By Maine House
The Maine House cleared a reapportionment bill through preliminary stages after a two hour debate and sent it to the Senate. The 91 to 51 vote rejected dividing 15 large municipalities into districts, preserving at large voting. The measure advances despite party splits and aims for emergency enactment by two thirds, with districting still debated among Republicans and Democrats.
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Augusta
Maine’ House
Senate
House
Legislative Committee
David A. Nichols
Administration Pleased With Panama Crisis Break
Washington reports that the Johnson administration welcomed a Panamanian shift toward talks to end the crisis in U S Panama relations. Officials said the United States would not yield control of the canal but would consider treaty revision and other issues as negotiations proceed, with peace restoration as the trigger for any discussion.
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Washington
United States
Johnson
Panama
Edwin M. Martin
Panama Canal Zone
White House
Presimited
Antonio Segni
Italy
Anamanian
Roberto Chiari
U.S
Chiari
Dean Rusk
Attorney General Leaves For Tokyo
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy departs to urge Indonesia's Sukarno to ease Malaysia tensions on a mission from President Johnson. He will visit Manila for talks with Macapagal and then London for briefings before returning. State Dept eyes progress to stabilize regional ties and possible summit.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Tokyo
Johnson
Sukarno
Malaysia
Kennedy
Ethel
Andrews Air Force Base
Philippine Foreign Office
Manila
Diosdado Macapagal
London
Alec Douglas-Home
State Department
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Philippines
Goldwater May Face Draft For Senate Return
Senator Barry Goldwater’s draft number may reappear as Arizona supporters push him to run for re election to the Senate even if he wins the Republican presidential nomination. A draft style movement could emerge to guard against a failed White House bid, though nothing is organized yet.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizonan
Senate
Goldwater
GOP
White House
Ted Kazy
San Francisco
New Hampshire
Arizona
Denison Kitchel
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States and Panama to reestablish ties soon
The United States and Panama agree to renew diplomatic relations at earliest possible date and begin negotiations on all issues within 30 days. In Zanzibar a wave of anti Arab terror fears grows as supporters of Senator Barry Goldwater urge him to run. The eastern United States recovers from a severe winter storm that left dozens dead and rescue teams still seek two airmen missing in western Maryland.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanganyika
Zanzibar
John Okello
Finance and Development
Juma Aby Juma Abraway
Okello
Asst
Rashid Hamadi Othman
Orani Hamedi
Pemba Island
Elek Sailim
Hilal Kihanga
United States
Panama
Maryland
Panama Talks Set to Open After Resuming Ties
The United States and Panama agreed to re establish diplomatic relations as quickly as possible and to begin talks 30 days after relations resume on all issues. The treaty governing the Panama Canal Zone was not named but could be discussed, signaling Panama seeks revision.
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Panama
United States
Gould Is Named To Bank Post In Biddeford Office
Charles E. Gould former assistant cashier at the South Berwick office of the First National Bank of Biddeford was named assistant vice president at the Biddeford office during the bank stockholders annual meeting. James W. Smith promoted to head the South Berwick branch and Larry E. Hanson named cashier. Clyde A. Campbell re appointed in North Berwick. Directors re elected include Arthur E. Baker Alfred S. Bradford Archie R. Maxwell Arthur F. Maxwell Richard A. Moore Dr. Fred B. Wheaton and Harry M. Wooster. Advisory boards named for North and South Berwick offices listing several local executives. Panamanian President Roberto Chiari’s press officer Fabian Velarde said relations with the United States would be resumed after a cooling off period and talks would involve an intermediary, likely Costa Rica. An OAS communique noted formal discussions to begin 30 days after diplomatic relations are re established, focusing on all matters including the canal treaty.
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Charles E. Gould
South Berwick
First National Bank of
Biddeford
James W. Smith
Gould
Larry E. Hanson
Clyde A. Campbell
North Berwick
Arthur Maxwell
Archie Maxwell
Baker
Moore
Philip R. Baston
Roger S. Bragdon
James O. MacComson
Ferbert A. Carroll
Wesley F. Jerauld
George O. Jutras
Robert I. MelIntire
Owen R. Stevens
Panama
Washington
Chiari
Costa Rica
Edwin M. Martin
Johnson
Galileo Solis
Organization of American States
Martin
Solis
OAS
United States
U. S
U.s.-Panama
U.S
Second Air Force flier body found in blizzard wreck
The body of Maj. Robert L. Payne, 41, navigator of a B52 carrying two nuclear weapons, was found on an ice capped mountain six miles from the plane near Cumberland Maryland. Two crew members had been found alive earlier and another had died. The search continues for T. Sgt. Melvin Wooten, tail gunner, with several others surviving parachute jumps amid near blizzard conditions. Payne died after bailing out and becoming disoriented in sub zero cold. His body was recovered after evidence suggested death by exposure.
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Cumberland
Air Force
Robert L. Payne
Tulsa
Okla
Payne
Cumbeland
Robert L. Townley
Gadsden
Ala
Melvin Wooten
Tohatchi
N.M
Thomas W. McCormick
Yawkey
W. Va
Parker C. Peedin
Smithfield
N.C
MceCormick
Peedin
Strategic Air Command
Snowbound Nation Faces Snowstorm Toll and Rescue Efforts
The East endures its worst storm of the winter as thousands are stranded and more than 140 die. New York City deploys 8000 workers plus 3000 extras to clear streets. blood deliveries to a newborn in Queens succeed despite vehicle breakdowns. Separate tragedies include a 5-year-old trapped by a snow bank and hundreds stranded across Indiana, Illinois, and on Belt Parkway. Polar cold grips Florida growers as well with temperatures plunging to 23 below in Jacksonville and 42 in Miami Beach, while cities report record snowfalls and injuries from exertion and exposure.
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Ee Associated Press
New York City
Manhattan
Florida
Jacksonville
Miami Beach
Lisa
Scott Rubenstein
East
Midwest
Raleigh
N.C
Michael N. Summy
Indiana
Illinois
Belt Parkway
Youngstown
Ohio
Albany
N.Y
Washington, D.C
Senate panel to reveal Baker finances in probe
Senate investigators will publish a record of Robert G. Baker’s financial worth and holdings and may omit his income tax returns. Sen. George A. Smathers is not to be questioned about dealings with Baker. The panel probes possible outside activities and conflicts of interest from Baker, former secretary to the Senate’s Democratic majority. Next hearing is planned for about a week.
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Washington (Ap
Senate
Robert G. Baker
George A. Smathers
Dfla
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Jorland
Newsmen
Baker
Scott J. Peek
Smathers
Florida
Peek
Orange County
Maitland
Fla
Jordan
Rules Committee
Debt Reminder Threat From Insurance Agent Notice
An insurance agent issues a debt collection warning saying if the debtor does not pay, the agent will inform other creditors. The brief, sharp lines imply pressure and potential reputational risk among financial parties. The notice cites generic sources Gen Fea Corp. as provenance.
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Gen
Fea, Corp
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