Gorgeana Girl Scout honors and awards ceremony noted
The Gorgeana council held its annual dinner at the Biddeford Second Congregational church vestry with awards and an entertainment program. Bronze Cross honored Miss Jane Myer for valor in saving Robert Boothby from drowning. first such award in the area.
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Gorgeana
Wayne Hutchins
Biddeford
Glen McIntyre
Springvale
Sanford
John C. Myer
Miss Myer
Gorgeana Girl Scout Council
Biddeford Second Congregational
William Deans
Charles A. Thompson
Wayne B. Hutchins
John G. Smith
Kennebunkport
Mary Nobert
Car! Horne
Berwick
Jane Myer
John Colby Myer
Robert Boothby
Mousam
Maurice Hebert
Robert Downing
Kennebunk
Gorgeana Council
Tanners At Saco Reject Union Drive
Workers at the Saco Tanning corporation voted 184 to 61 against union representation by the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America, AFL-CIO, in an election conducted by the National Labor Relations Board. tannery president Daniel Takanis and personnel representative Arthur Peloquin praised the result as mutual confidence between management and employees.
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Saco Tanning Corporation
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America
Afl-Cio
Tannery
Saco
National Labor Relations Board
Freat Cutters and Butcher
North America
AFL Cio
Daniel Takanis
Arthur Peloquin
Rsonnel
Annery
Sa. Tannery
Bean Will Retire As Principal At Beach
The Old Orchard Beach High School principal Herbert R. Bean will retire June 30 after 28 years in the role. Bean arrived in 1935 and will retire to his hometown at the close of the current school year. The school committee accepted the resignation with regrets and discussed 1963-64 budget priorities and committee assignments for maintenance, transportation, hot lunch, and guidance services.
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Herbert R. Bean
Old Orchard Beach High School
Jameson School
Bean
Old Orchard Beach
Frank Daley
Richard North
Chuckle: Old Soldiers Relive Uniform Challenge
A lighthearted note recalls veterans who fit back into their army uniforms, poking fun at aging and memories of service. The column cheekily credits humor as a remedy for time and wear.
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Gen
Fea
Corp
Kennedy Proposes Record 98.8 Billion Budget for 1963 64
President Kennedy proposed a 98.8 billion budget aimed at boosting the economy through tax cuts and higher defense, space, and foreign aid spending. The plan foresees an 11.9 billion deficit, with debt rising to about 315.6 billion, while arguing the measures will stimulate growth and efficiency.
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THE
Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Department of Urban Affairs
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tax cuts delayed to midyear under Kennedy program
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon said the initial 1964 tax cuts will not start before July 1 and likely arrive midyear. He forecast the three year overhaul boosting business and family incomes by year end, with full revenue offset by 1966 surpluses. Congress’ caution and workload may push dates later than Dillon’s estimate.
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Washington
T AP
Kennedy
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Congress
Saco Mayors Praises Local Businessmen For Snow Free Sidewalks
Mayor J Edward Whelan commends Saco Main Street merchants for keeping sidewalks free of snow and ice. He says their pride shows in cleared walkways and urges continued effort through winter.
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Saco
Main Street
J. Edward Whelan
Dr. Whelan
Relief On Way From Cold Snap
Maine remains in deep freeze with sub zero readings across the state. Old Town recorded 24 below zero and Skowhegan reported 26 below. Coastal areas offered slight relief with Brunswick at 6 and Eastport at 9 as Portland airport stayed cold.
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Portland
Maine
U.S
Weather Bureau
Lelief
Old Town
Skowhegan
Millinocket
Greenville
Rumford
Bangor
Caribou
Houston Land Limestone
Augusta
Brunswick
Eastport
Communists Run Scared Amid East Berlin Summit Clash
AP analysis notes the world Communist movement faces rifts between Moscow and Peking. Khrushchev's speech signals tension over dual centers of power and loyalty to Soviet aims. Fidel Castro shows leaning to China, while harsh Chinese line risks widening divisions.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Checkpoint Charlie
U.S
West Berlin
Wall
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Communist Party
Moscow
Peking
Gomulka
East Berlin
Fidel Castro
Castro
Tober
Latin America
Soviet Union
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Ralph Greene
Mildred Goodrich
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Limerick
Susan McIntyre
Mary Reilly
Alice Burr
Tanners
Big E
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Burgess
Deering Lumber
Volkswagen
Crepeau Rambler Sales Co
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Burns School
Ers
Ola Russell
Bertha Russell
Mabel Fanning
Velma Gibbs
Helen Finn
Phyllis Sanborn
Madeleine Davis
Saco Mayor
Shop’n Save
Alfred Street
New England
Samuel Chamberlain
Edith Belle Libby
Future Homemakers of America
Christine Armstrong
Portland High School
Laura Washburn
Patricia Apson
Joan Thompson
Eunice McIntosh
William L. Ryan
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