Water safety program registrations in Biddeford area
Registration for York County Red Cross water safety instruction took place at Biddeford City Building. The free two week program runs 1 to 3 pm, Monday to Friday at Royal Ambassador Pool Ocean Park, with instructors Donna Daly Merton Nickerson and Linda Zello. A three week course for life saving and adult swimming follows starting July and August in Biddeford Saco and Old Orchard Beach.
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Warren Peterson
York County Red Cross
John Hartigan
Biddeford
Gerald Soulard
Richard Morin
Robert Caron
John Hajdusz
Patricia Caron
Robert Jacques
Royal Ambassador Pool
Ocean Park
Donna Daly
Saco
Red Cross
Merton Nickerson
Linda Zello
Old Orchard Beach
Eleanor Shaffer
York County Red Cross Safety
Daly
Soviets Demand Release Of Russian UN Employes
The Soviet Union demanded the immediate release of two Russians, a United Nations employee and his wife, arrested on espionage charges in Washington and Flushing. The FBI tied the group to Soviet military intelligence plotting to gain data on U S military bases and troop movements. Hearings were postponed to July 16 to allow lawyers, and prosecutors said the four were held without bail.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
United Nations
State Department
Georgi M. Kornienko
Richard H. Davis
Flushing
L.I
Ivan Dmitrievich Egorov
U.N. Secretariat
Aleksandra Egorov
John
Jane Doe
FBI
New York
Long Island
U. S
Aleksandra Egorova
Egorov
U.N Secretariat
Lull in Negro Demonstrations Cited as Strategy Shift
Atlanta leaders said the recent slackening of marches stems from bicultural talks and strategy sessions, with plans for a Washington civil rights march August 28. Leaders credit desegregation progress and note ongoing actions in Charleston and threatened protests in Danville, Clarksdale, and Savannah while emphasizing a pivot to voting and selective buying.
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Atlanta, Ga
Andrew Young
Atlanta
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Young
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
National Association For the Advancement of Col
Ored People
NAACP
King
New York City
Washington
Kennedy
Charleston
S.C
Danville
Clarksdale
Miss
Savannah
Congress
Parren Mitchell
Baltimore
The
Maryland Commission On Interracial Problems and Relations
Mitchell
Jackson
Allen Thompson
Charles Evers
Medgar D. Evers
Rochester
N.Y
Interation
Plane crash kills seven in Rochester storm
An exhausted Mohawk airliner crashed seconds after takeoff from Rochester Monroe County Airport during an electrical storm. Seven people died including pilots and a plant controller from Sylvania Electric. 36 were injured as crews fought flames. Investigators cited extreme weather changes and wind gusts as key factors.
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Rochester
N.Y
Civil Aeronautics Board
Aner
Newark
White Plains
Rochester-Monroe County
Chester
Richard M. Dennis
Fairview
N.J
John W. Neff
Wilmington
Del
Roy E. Drew
Pelham
Sylvania Electric Products Inc
Richard Baldwin
Danbury
Robert Christopher
Stratford
Conn
Thomas Mayer
Westport
John L. O’brien
Joseph Pearson
Tonawanda
Loren Wagner
Wagner
Dignity and restraint in a quirky proverb
A concise quip on dignity urging restraint, noting the value of keeping harmful thoughts unspoken. Attributed to Copt. Gen. Fea. Corp. The line frames self-control as a civic virtue and social safeguard.
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Fea. Corp
Kennedy weighs Khrushchev test ban bid in Berlin speech
President Kennedy and advisers opened reviews of Soviet Premier Khrushchev's proposal to ban nuclear tests everywhere but underground and to seek a East West nonaggression pact. A second White House session was set as officials parse possible propaganda versus real openings while Averell Harriman prepares July 15 talks. Khrushchev offered a global test ban including atmosphere, space, and underwater blasts.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
East Berlin
State Department
Robert J. McClosky
W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
Soviet Union
Doctor Held On Vice Charges In Keeler Profumo Scandal
Dr Stephen Ward, 50, US educated osteopath, ordered held for trial on charges including living on the earnings of prostitutes and procuring an abortion. Magistrate Leo Gradwell ruled after a three day hearing that Ward must face a jury at London's Old Bailey in September. Ward denies guilt and acknowledges Miss Christine Keeler as his protege, with prosecutors alleging he ran two flats in London for sex work and took a cut of earnings. Eight charges exist including managing a brothel and aiding abortions. a ninth possible charge may arise from witness testimony.
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London
Stephen’ Ward
Ward
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Leo Gradwell
Old Bailey Court
Miss Keeler
Profumo
Mervyn Griffith-Jones
Wimpole Mews
Gay West Side
Margaret Ricardo
Kennedy Rejoins Cabinet After European Trip
Kennedy returns from a European visit and briefs the Cabinet on the four key results. He weighs whether Khrushchev's new proposals indicate genuine East-West accord or mere propaganda amid ongoing strategic questions. FBI seizes four Russian spies charged with conspiring to pass U.S. military secrets to the Soviet Union.
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Kennedy
FBI
U.S
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Area To Observe Holiday Thursday In Biddeford Saco
The area plans a Fourth of July observance with a fireworks display at Old Orchard Beach and a parade led by Painchand's Band of Biddeford at Ocean Park. Biddeford and Saco will not hold official parades. police will be on duty in three shifts, with extra beach coverage at Hills Beach Biddeford Pool and Fortunes Rocks. Banks and plants close for the week. city offices close today for a long weekend.
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Old Orchard Beach
Painchand
Biddeford
Ocean Park
Saco
Edgar Sevigny
Hills Beach
Biddeford Pool
Fortunes Rocks
iFourth
Raymond Kerry
Eastman Park
Kennedy
Thornton Academy
No Journal On Holiday
The Biddeford Saco Journal will not be published tomorrow due to the holiday. All departments will be closed for the day.
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Biddeford-Saco
Railroad Talks Cave In in Work Rules Dispute
Washington July 10 The chief railroad negotiator described a complete breakdown with five unions over work rules. J E Wolfe head of the National Railway Labor Conference said unions refused to accept any presidential board recommendations and that the grace period ends July 10 with the dispute unresolved. Carriers plan to enforce new rules at 12:01 a m July 11, while Secretary Wirtz returns to mediation to seek a resolution.
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Washington
J.E. Wolfe
National Railway Labor Conference
Kennedy
Wolfe
Sday
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Tide Inn liquor licensing debate heads to special town meeting
OLD ORCHARD BEACH Town manager Leon J. Jones said he sought seven council signatures to waive the 24 hour notice for a special meeting tonight to reconsider last night’s 5 to 2 vote to appeal Justice Tapley’s order to issue liquor and entertainment licenses to the Tide Inn.
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Old Orchard Beach
Leon J. Jones
Tide Inn
Walter M. Tapley Jr
Kennedy European tour seen aiding dealings with De Gaulle
Kennedy’s just completed 11 day, 13 000 mile European tour through Germany Ireland England and Italy boosted his leverage with De Gaulle and Western Europe. He returned to Washington and briefed the Cabinet while noting strong German displays of solidarity and support for Atlantic cooperation. The trip highlighted unity with Germany and raised questions about its broader impact on Franco American ties and Khrushchev’s stance.
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Washington
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Germany
Ireland
England
Italy
Europe
Berlin
United States
France
de Gaulle
America
Western Europe
Khrushchev
West
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Federal Aviation
N-Ban
Averell Harriman
George Ball
Robert S. Mc Rernare
William C. Foster
Adrian S. Fisher
Associated Press
Kennebunks
Kittery
Maine Publicity Bureau
Creative Advertising Agency
Frank Handlen
David Walley
York District
Pine Tree Council
Boy Scouts of America
Wells Fire Station
Frank Farr
Casper Bridges
Iight
Wells Corner
OOB
Alfred Street
Maine
Armstrong
Terrazo Corlon
Linoleum Co
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