UN Aide Seeks World Curb To Anti-Semitism
UN official urges the world body to denounce anti-Semitic outbursts as three American youths face treason charges in New York. Reports flow across the U.S. of swastikas and vandalism, with Europe cooling after a West German crackdown.
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UN Aide
Associated Press
United Nations
World Organization
New York
Hitler
Conie
Cologne
Western Germany
U.N
Philip Halpern
Buffalo
Halpern
State Department
Britain
France
Austria
Uruguay
Finland
U.N. Human Rights Commission
New York City
Solomon
United States
Chicago
Forest Park
Ohio University
Detroit
Murder Weapon Is Sought In McMillan Slaying
Baton Rouge officers pursue the blunt-edged weapon used in the fatal hacking of science professor Margaret Rosie McMillan. Authorities have strong evidence against Dr. George H. Mickey a 49 year old LSU Graduate School dean. Deputies searched pastures ditches and river banks near the LSU campus for clues while noting blood flecks on Mickeys car and gaps in his alibi.
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Baton Rouge, la
Margaret
Rosie) McMillan
George H. Mickey
Louisiana State University Graduate School
LSU
McMillan
Louisianatate University
New Orleans
Mississippi River
J. B. Kling Jr
J. St. Clair Farrot
Mickey
Gov Brown Expected To Toss In Hat In California Primary
Gov. Edmund G. Brown is set to formally announce as a favorite son candidate for California's June 7 presidential primary. If Sen. John F. Kennedy enters the race, Brown expects to beat him for control of California's 81 Democratic National Convention delegates, per state party leaders. Brown's caucus spoke for a formal favorite son bid, with a statement planned by Brown later this week. Kennedy has indicated serious consideration of challenging Brown for the delegates prize.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
California
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Brown
William A. Munnell
Kennedy
High School Favored In Report On Accreditation Biddeford School
A State Accreditation committee report on Biddeford high school commends administration and students for conduct during a two day visit. It urges separate junior and senior facilities, a guidance program, and expanded library services to boost accreditation prospects. Only two Maine high schools have accreditation entries to date.
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Biddeford High School
State Department of Education
Paul Larabee
State Department
December Employment Hits All Time Record
December employment rose to 65,699,000, a postwar record, as the economy rebounded from a steel strike. Unemployment fell to 3,577,000 with the jobless rate at 5.2 percent. Labor officials said December marked a return to prestrike levels and expected continued improvement as workers recalled.
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Washington
James P. Mitchell
Seymour Wolfbein
Catholic Principals Group Formed in Maine District
Rev. Brother Albert named temporary chairman at St. Joseph High School session in Biddeford for a new Maine Catholic Teachers Association principals subdivision. Twenty one principals from Scarborough to South Berwick attended. aim to study curricula, workshops, and joint projects across elementary and secondary schools. Five district groups planned in the state with Lewiston Waterville Augusta and Bangor as others.
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Maine Catholic Teachers Association
St. Joseph High School
Biddeford
Brother Albert
St. Louis Grammar and
Albert Cyr
Portland
Scarborough
South Berwick
MCTA
York County District Group
Lewiston
Waterville
Augusta
Bangor
Father Cyr
Maine Teachers Association
Catholic Teachers Association of Maine
Mary Alfreda
Sanford
Therese of
St. Joseph High
Bi¢deford
Brother Patrick
Alfred
Armand Cyr
St. Louis
Adlai Won't Seek Democratic Nomination Now
Washington. Will Adlai Stevenson accept a draft for the Democratic presidential nomination He said I think that is a bridge I will have to cross when I get to it I don't expect to get it He was interviewed Friday as he entered the State Department for a briefing before a business and pleasure trip to Latin America.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
State Department
Latin America
Hunger Strike Protests In Utah Prison Sixth Day
Hunger strike by Utah State Prison inmates in Point of the Mountain entered its sixth day with 13 still refusing food. Two prisoners in the disciplinary cellblock quit Friday. Nineteen began the protest last Sunday to oppose being punished with only two meals daily. Four others resumed eating on Thursday.
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Point OF the Mountain
Utah
Cancer Fatal To Fat Man Fat Man actor J Scott Smart dies
Springfield Illinois J Scott Smart 57 best known for radio and film portrayal of detective The Fat Man died of cancer Friday. A Philadelphia native he left entertainment to pursue art with works shown in Boston and New York.
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Springfield
Ill
J. Scott Smart
the Fatman
Smart
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Saco United Baptist elects new church officers and boards
The Saco United Baptist Church held its annual meeting and parish supper last night electing officers and members for 1960 61 62 and 63 terms. Adelbert Jakeman Sr. named moderator and several deputies clerks treasurers and financial secretaries were listed along with deacons deaconesses trustees and education finance committees.
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Saco United Baptist Church
Geraldine Fenderson
Norman L. Tripp
Paul Woodman
Adelbert M. Jakeman
Lawrence Dolby
George Renell
Harry Brook
Clifford Purvis
Emma Lougee
Harold Smith
Harley Scammon, Sr
Austin Thayer
Lord
Bert Goodwin
Carleton Robbins
Edmund Pullen
Lydia Wentzell
Fernand Audie
Bertha Huntress
Hilton Lamson
Harold Sanborn
Charles Towle
Francis Gove
Lee Ellis
Norman Tripp
Ralph Randall
Lawrence Tripp
Everett Ladd
Grace Murphy
Roy Watson
Leroy Rowell
Ernest Whitten
Erwin Warren
Raymond Farley
Ralph Stickney
Lawrence Olby
H. Clifford Ladd
Paul Hill
Board of Christian Education
Loyal Grant
Laurence Dyer
Merrill Thompson
Clement Taylor
Recipe For A Long Life
PALM SPRINGS CALIF. Kate M. Hattstaedt celebrated her 105th birthday saying she lives 24 hours a day and refuses to worry about anything while enjoying conversation with others.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Kate M. Hattstaedt
TV Writers Strike Halts Hollywood Production
The Writers Guild of America began a strike against Hollywood television producers and movie studios at 12:01 a.m. They aim to halt new TV work as unresolved issues include foreign rights and a demand for a share of post-1948 movie proceeds to television. Some backlogs may exist due to prefilmed episodes and personal service contracts, though the guild contends contracts override such agreements.
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Hollywood
Calif. W
Writers Guild of America
Guild
Ainst
Alliance of Television Lm
Midni Tenight
Writers Guild
TV Alliance
Balance of Baltrusaitis estate to Lewiston relatives
Probate Court Judge Patrick Mailia cleared the way for distribution of the 34,307 dollar Baltrusaitis estate to six heirs in Lewiston. The bequest will go to three nieces and three nephews after they were adjudged rightful heirs. Baltrusaitis died in 1954.
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Auburn
Patrick Mailia
Antanas Baltrusaitis
Lewiston
Baltrusaitis
Hillbilly singer Elton Britt runs for President in Democratic primary
Elton Britt, a seasoned country singer with a 10-piece band, enters the Democratic primary in New Hampshire, pursuing a presidential bid. He cites political influence from musicians like W. Leo Daniels and Jimmie Davis, plans touring to fund his campaign, and reflects on his serious intent and place near Baltimore Maryland.
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Damascus
Elton Britt
United States
Maryland
W. Leo Daniels
U.S
Texas
Jimmie Davis
Louisiana
Britt
Baltimore
Maryland Rt. 27
New Hampshire
Janet
Jamie Arlen
Pamela Janeen
Marshall
Ark
Oakland
Okla
R.S. Macmillan
KMPC
Beverly Hills
Calif
Beverly Hillbillies
New York
Tennessee
Jed
NBC
WMAL
Washington, D.C
WWVA
Wheeling
Nixon Opens Presidential Campaign With Defense Promise
Vice President Richard M. Nixon launched his presidential bid in Gainesville at the University of Florida. He urged no defense manpower cuts and vowed to build on Eisenhower policies, citing civil rights, national defense, and federal aid to education. Nixon warned against Khrushchev’s 1,200,000 military cut, arguing the United States must maintain strength.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Gainesville
University of Florida
Nixon
Miami
Mysterious Plane Crash Linked to High Fliers Life
New York AP reports Julian Andrew Frank 32 a highly insured lawyer tied to a fatal plane crash with 34 aboard. Investigators sketch a man entangled in embezzlement complaints involving Manhattan real estate and a hospital loan. Frank is described as tall, with a polished lifestyle and a fear of flying. The DA notes two embezzlement complaints and a March filing. bar association alerted.
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New York
Julian Andrew Frank
Manhattan
Frank
New York Bar Assn
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Biddeord
Adlai
Saco
Finance Committee
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Frank Whitten
Harry Warren
Eugene I. Hill
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