Geneva Delegates Weigh Johnson Proposals on Disarmament
Delegates expressed confidence as Soviets study Lyndon Johnson offers. Some favored two less sweeping proposals on stopping spread of nuclear weapons and posting observation posts to prevent accidents. Tsarapkin backed a seven point plan, but agreement remained incomplete. Johnson split the disarmament package, signaling preliminary steps toward a broader treaty as Soviet response awaited at the next conference meeting.
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North Atlantic Alliance
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Relay 2 satellite to join Echo 2 in space tests Friday
Cape Kennedy reports Relay 2 the RCA built active satellite has circled the Earth and beamed signals from Mojave and Nutley. Echo 2 balloon slated for Friday launch at Vandenberg to test satellite communications with Russia and the United States. Experts expect a three to six satellite network like Syncom 2 for global radio, TV, and telephone coverage.
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Goldwater Warns Admission of Red China Risks West
In Keene New Hampshire Sen Barry Goldwater argued a United Nations vote to admit Red China would put the world body under enemy control likening it to inviting Al Capone to a social He criticized President Johnsons disarmament plan as unilateral and warned of leftist fascism while detailing his New Hampshire campaign style ahead of the March 10 primary
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Arizona
Dutrembie Seeks Democratic Nomination for Re election
Lucien Dutrembie of 30 Green St Biddeford a county commissioner announces his candidacy for the Democratic party nomination in the June primaries for a six year term. A life long Biddeford Saco area resident he operates Dutrembie Grocery and is a real estate broker. He and his wife Cecile Dubreuil have five sons with the eldest at Gorham State Teachers College and others at St Louis High School and St Joseph's Grammar School.
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Dutrembie
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Gorham State Teachers College
St. Louis High School
St. Joseph's Grammar School
Fecteau Seeks House Seat in Biddeford Maine
Armard Fecteau of 131 Pool Street Biddeford announced his candidacy for one of Biddeford's seats in the Maine House of Representatives in the June Democratic primaries. A lifelong Biddeford resident, he served as councilman at large in 1957-58 and has run the IGA grocery at Hill and Pool Streets for 22 years. He is married to Lucia Bisson and they have nine children, with active parish involvement at St. Andre's Church and several local civic groups.
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Maine
House of Representatives
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Lucia Bisson
St. Andre’s Church
Johnson arms plans studied by Russia at Geneva
Western and neutral delegates at the Geneva disarmament conference expect Russia to study President Johnsons new arms proposals with exceptional interest. Robert F. Kennedy continues his Malaysia mission in Jakarta where he meets again with Indonesian President Sukarno.
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Sukarno
Washington
Those people who separate men from the poys are called women
A brief humorous note attributing a quip to Copt. Gen. Fea, Corp. about people who distinguish men from boys, framed as a light aside.
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Brunswick man jailed for obscene telephone calls
Michael D. Dube 21 of Brunswick awaits three months in jail after pleading guilty in Superior Court to harassing a Brunswick woman with obscene telephone calls. Justice Thomas E. Delahanty upheld the sentence on appeal from Brunswick Municipal Court where he was given 11 months.
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Brunswick Municipal Court
Kennedy pursues three-way Malaysia peace talks in Jakarta
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy arrived in Jakarta for a final round of talks with Sukarno to seek a three-nation summit among Sukarno Tunku Abdul Rahman and Diosdado Macapagal. Kennedy spoke of a possible announcement within 24 hours and aims for a peaceable resolution to the Malaysia crisis and border war in Borneo. He said Rahman now accepts a summit without Indonesia and the Philippines recognizing Malaysia as a prerequisite.
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Nuclear Blasts Cheaper Test Ban Treaty Linked To Second Canal
Washington debate on a Central American canal explores using nuclear explosives for earth moving. If feasible and allowed by treaties and veto power, a new waterway could cost about 500 million versus over 2.5 billion with conventional blasting. Hearings by the Joint Senate House Atomic Energy Committee are planned next month. The issue hinges on Soviet veto power under the limited test-ban treaty and U S commitments.
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Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Congress Petition Forms Sought in Maine 1st District
Augusta AP Charles E Nadeau a Biddeford insurance man asked the State Election Division today for nomination petition forms for a U S representative candidate in Maine 1st District Roger C Nadeau an attorney in the same office received 20 forms for county office use No Democratic candidate has shown for the 1st District yet Republican renomination looks open with Rep Stanley R Tupper unopposed so far
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Maine
Spaak Says French Recognition A Setback For Nato
Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak of Belgium, a former NATO secretary general, called France's recognition of Communist China a clear setback for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
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Former Biddeford Resident Appears in McLintock
Nicholas Cutrules, a former Biddeford resident born in Springvale, plays a role in the record-breaking film McLintock, opening today at City Theater Biddeford. He is a Biddeford High School graduate of 1945 who later starred in three other films and counts theater, radio, and Titan missile work among his varied pursuits.
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