Wells Chamber Honors Higgins for First-Year Service
Higgins receives a plaque in a ceremony recognizing his outstanding service to the Wells Chamber and the Town during the organization’s first year. The event features a display of the plaque Higgins holds as a symbol of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
Chamber
Wells
Wells-By
Case Of Ex Con Grows More Bizarre
A grey haired injured ex convict presumed dead in a Gulf of Mexico airliner crash has surfaced alive in Phoenix. Dr. Vernon Spears of Dallas faced FBI questions about the Nov. 16 disaster and possible bombing. He was jailed on a stolen car charge as authorities weigh ties to a Tampa man and a New York lawyer linked to the crash. The investigation continues with CAB and Senate subcommittee probes, no bomber conclusion yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Vernon Spears
Dallas
Gulf of Mexico
Spears
FBI
William Allen Taylor
Tampa
Fla
Julian Andrew Frank
New York
North Carolina
U.S
Carey B. Wilson
National Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Washington
Gulf
Bolivia
N.C
Taylor
Arizona
Alice Steele Taylor
Taylors
Kansas
Missouri
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Florida
Oklahoma
Maryland
California
Frank
When the grass looks greener elsewhere
A witty note about envy and effort: the remark suggests others may tend properties better, implying you should focus on your own work rather than longing for distant prospects. Copr. Gen. Fea. Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
Fea. Corp
Jamaica Plane Crash Toll Seventeen Americans Die
A Jamaica bound Avianca jet exploded on landing at Montego Bay killing 37 of 46 aboard. Seventeen Americans died including Sen. Homer Capehart’s son and daughter-in-law. Dutch and Australian travelers survived. The flight had originated in New York and halted in Miami for engine repairs. The crash raised the year’s global airliner death toll and followed prior US private-plane fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
New York
Colombia
Montego Bay
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Thomas C. Capehart
Nancy
Indianapolis
Bogota
Avianca
Miami
J. Duque
United States
South America
Diplomat Ordered To Leave Cuba
Havana reports Fidel Castro ordered the Spanish ambassador to depart within 24 hours after a midnight on air confrontation. Castro recalled Cuba’s ambassador to Madrid and warned of a possible break with Franco’s government. Police escorted the Spanish envoy from the TV studio amid mutual recriminations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Madrid
Jose Miro Cardona
Francisco Franco
Juan Pabloo de Lorendio
Marquis of
Vellisen
Castro
U. S
Spain
Russians launch first in planned series of space rockets
Tass reported a multistage Soviet rocket traveled 7 760 miles to a water landing near the target in the central Pacific at 12 05 p.m. EST. The government agency said the 80 90 kilometer ascent ended with the nose cone tracked by ships radar and a close 1 24 mile fall to the predetermined point. An Australian captain reported a bright orange explosion near 200 miles from a jet area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallops Island
Sam
Mercury
Virginia
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moscow
Central Pacific
Tass
Sydney
R. A. Gray
Defense Pattern Evolves In Finch Trial
AP report on the Finch murder trial in Los Angeles. Jack Cody, a con man, testifies the defense may argue he was hired to trap Barbara Jean Finch rather than murder her. Records show Dr R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff are accused of killing Mrs Finch outside their suburban home. Cody also describes alleged plans and alibi gaps, including involvement of intermediaries and Las Vegas ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jack Cody
Serge
Cross
Finch
Nat Cody
Barbara Jean Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Mrs. Finch
Cody
Minneapolis
Richard Keachie
Grant B. Cooper
Cod
Cooper
Dolby Quits As Saco Inspector
Lawrence Dolby resigns as Saco building inspector after state fire prevention duties conflict. Peter Hellige, president of Saco Manufacturing, appointed to replace him, sworn in after council approval. Hellige MIT trained engineer active in local development, resides in Glen Haven Circle with wife and son Richard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Dolby
Saco
Peter Hellige
Charles R. Cote
Dolby
Bureau of Fire Prevention
Maine
Hellige
Saco Manufacturing Company
Clifford Purvis
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Saco Development Corporation
Glen Haven Circle
Richard
Thornton Academy
Crowd Attends Bus Hearings In Augusta Debate
Augusta witnesses fill a Legislative Judiciary committee room as a 31 hour public bus transportation bill debate unfolds. Proponents led by Mrs. Gilbert F. Loebs of Waterville and Municipal Court Justice Sidney W. Wernick of Portland frame the issue as child health and safety not religion. Opponents contest the bill’s aims and implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Legislative Judiciary Committee
Gilbert F. Loebs
Waterville
Sidney W. Wernick
Portland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jeannie Hill
Jane Parker
Paula Pendleton
Carolyn Lord
Susan Hunt
Patrick Lunetta
F. Howard Shaffer
Robert Kimball
Roosters
Jordan
Crax
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Widows of World War 1, Inc
Owen-Davis
American Legion Hall
Beach Street
Ceated
Hazel Small
Eva Desautels
Frances Lewis
Almeria Campbell
Marie Dorais
Rose Frechette
Elizabeth Dubois
Grace Hunter
Carole
Saco Teachers Association
G. A. R. Hall
Velma Gibbs
Esther Emmons
Helen Finn
Castle
Main Street
RCA Victor
Rca—Whirlpool
Westinghouse
Jerry’s Meat Mart
Armour’s
Elmdale Tomatoes
OLEO
Isle of Gold
Nepco
Simard’s
Green Peppers