York County AAUW Hosts State President Meeting
Mrs. Charles Richards spoke at the York County AAUW January meeting held at Mrs. J. Burton Stride’s Saco home. She outlined plans for the June Denver national convention, noted proposed AAUW structural changes, and discussed accreditation of colleges. The group amended bylaws to add a second vice president, planned future art projects, and thanked resigning member Madeliene Davenport.
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Charles Richards
Crono
AAUW
York County
American Association of University Women
J. Burton Stride
Ferry Road
Saco
G. Patrick Shaw
Richards
Denver
Colo
Accreditation of Colleges and
Universi
Orono
Madeliene Davenport
Washington, D. C
Harold Stevens
Sweetser Children’s Home
Biddeford Man Sworn Into Navy
Norman A. Poisson of 64 Bradbury Street Biddeford was sworn into the U S Navy by Chief Warrant Officer Daniel Rafalovich. He travels to Great Lakes Ill for basic training under the Graduate Guaranteed Training program after a 1963 St Louis High School graduation and prior work at Humpty Dumpty Potato Chip in Scarborough.
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Norman A. Poisson
Andre N. Poisson
Bradbury Street
Biddeford
U.S. Navy
Daniel §. Rafalovich
Portland
Poisson
Great Lakes Ill
Navy
St. Louis High School
Humpty Dumpty Potato Chip Company
Scarborough
Burglars Strike FOP Headquarters For Fourth Time
In Philadelphia burglars hit the Fraternal Order of Police headquarters for the fourth time in as many months, stealing $450 from a safe. Police say the building was targeted again.
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Philadelphia
Fraternal Order of Police
New York Daily Report prints 300000 copies daily
The New York Daily Report, English edition of Il Progresso, operates a Manhattan plant printing about 300,000 copies per day as production continues from Page One.
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The
New York Daily Report
Il Progresso
Manhattan
New
York Standard Expands Print Run Amid Strike
York Standard prints 300000 daily in Elizabeth New Jersey and adds 100000 more in Bridgeport Connecticut Sunday. A December 8 strike by 3000 printers leaves 17000 newspaper workers without work. Printers seek 18 dollars weekly wages plus fringe benefits for two years, costing publishers about 37 dollars more per week per man. Publishers offer a package worth about 10 dollars per week. Base wages have been 141 dollars per week for day work.
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York Standard
Elizabeth
N.J
Bridgeport
Conn
Ore
Elks Lodge Plans Two Month Event Schedule
Biddeford Saco lodge of Elks outlines a busy two month slate at the Portland road home. French night on January 26 features dinner music dancing and prizes with Mr and Mrs Leonard Drapeau hosting. A cribbage tournament against Council Chagnon begins January 22. Sports night is February 13 with guest Johnny Pes sit and Red Sox figures Yastrzemski Crow. Exalted Rulers night February 7 and a Ladies night March 23 are noted. February 19 Frolics at Central theater Biddeford open to the public.
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Biddeford - Saco
Council Chagnon
Union St. Jean Baptist
Elks
Cochairmen
William McNally
Richard Dutcher
Johnny Pest
Boston Red
Cr. Yastrzemski
Bill Crow
Ust
Thornton Academy - St. Louis
Roland Lemieux
St. Louis
Measures Filed To Consolidate Church Groups
Augusta Maine Unitarians and Universalists seek a merged organization under a single charter. Rep Francis A Mendes filed bills to unite into the Northeast District of the Unitarian Universalist Association pending Maine Unitarian Association and Universalist Church of Maine approval. Legislative action required due to state charters.
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Augusta
Maine
Unitarians and Universalists
Francis A. Mendes
R Topsham
Maine Unitarian Association
Universalist Church of Maine
Unitarian Universalist Association
Twe
Weather on Page One Continues With Snow and Cold Spell
Blowing snow created hazardous driving in western Nebraska and South Dakota and across Montana. Snow fell in Upper Michigan and Wisconsin toward Illinois and Iowa. Cold persisted in northern Maine near zero. Drizzle rain and fog affected the South from Texas to the Carolinas. Thunderstorms in Louisiana and fog along the Far West coast. Far West temperatures near normal but cooler in the Southwest. A week of unseasonable cold damaged citrus and vegetables in California, expected to be the worst since 1948.
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Nebraska
South Dakota
Montana
Upper
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Maine
Texas
Gulf Coastal States
Georgia
Carolinas
Louisiana
Far West
Southwest
California
Budget cuts hit largest in years after elections
A five year review shows total reductions by Congress near 12.5 billion while supplements amount to about 20 billion. 1962 cuts reached 4.9 billion with 1.5 billion in supplements. 1961 cuts 211 million with 2.6 billion in supplements. 1960, 1.9 billion. 1959, 617 million. 1958, 4 billion. Supplements tied to pay raises and defense costs. In Tucson, a write in vote for Ted Heil surfaced as part of a broad election ballot.
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Congress
Heil
Tucson
Ariz
Ted Heil
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Arizona Supreme Court
Pima County
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Jon Nathanson
Thomas Moore
Lewiston
Harold Carroll
Gilbert D. Harrison, Jr
PTA
Carlton Davis
Robert Bowie
Norman Tripp
William Marston
Philip Webb
C.A. Landry
Irvin K. Sawyer
Crad Tournal Want
Maine Hardware’s
C.C
White China Lavatory
Youngstown
Black & Decker
H. P
U. S
Pittsburgh
Wallhide
Decca
America
Pirtsburgh
Paint Supplies
Maine Hardware
Lodge of Elks
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