Confederate Army Is Retreating After Gettysburg Battle
Gettysburg Report: Union forces repel Lee’s invasion as Pickett's assault fails. Armistead killed. heavy casualties on both sides. Meade halts pursuit. Lee retreats toward Virginia with a 17 mile wagon train and flooded roads. Meade predicts no immediate pursuit. Pleasanton plans cavalry repositioning.
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Robert E. Lee
North
Gettysburg
George E. Pickett
Lewis A. Armistead
Virginia
Cemetery Ridge
Armistead
John D. Imboden
Gen. Lee
Philadelphia
Alexander Webb
Richard
B. Garnett
James L. Kemper
Pickett
Pettigrew
Trimble
Winfield S. Handock
John Gibbon
Gibbon
Handock
Lee
George G. Meade
Alfred Pleasanton
Ogunquit Playhouse opens Time Out For Ginger with Carney
Art Carney and Phyllis Thaxter star in Ronald Alexander's Time Out For Ginger at Ogunquit Playhouse Ogunquit Maine opening Monday in a two week tour begun July 1 in Dennis Mass The show features 8:40 pm performances Monday to Saturday with matinees at 2 45 pm Wednesdays and Fridays The box office operates daily except Sunday from 9 30 am to 9 pm
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Art Carney
Phyllis Thaxter
John Lane
Ogunquit Playhouse
Ogunquit
Ronald Alexander
Ginger
Dennis
Mass
Louis Sobel
Broadway
Australia
Jack Benny
Ed Norton
Jackie Gleason
Our
Harvey
DuPont
Gerald Q. Wert
Lunts
Claudia
Hollywood
NY New York World Telegram
Porter van Zandt
Susan Tyrrell
Kiwanis Hears Talk On State Of Washington
Old Orchard Beach Kiwanis Club met at the American Legion Hall with President Robert Corliss presiding. John Feeney of Pasco Washington spoke as guest, sharing facts on Washington and noting heat reaching 102 degrees with dry conditions cited.
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Old Orchard Beach
Robert Corliss
Kiwanis Club
American Legion Hall
Ted Russell
New London
Strawberry Festival to aid Baptist Girls send to camp
Kennebunk Pioneer Girls of the Baptist Church sponsor a Friday noon to 6 p m strawberry festival on the church lawn. Proceeds defray camp sending expenses. Mrs. Robert Hoffman chairs with Mrs. Richard Jackson and Mrs. John Stevens on the committee. Home cooked food table also planned. Barbara Hines of Van Wert Ohio visiting fiancé's parents at Mousam Road and training in missionary work at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. Guests include Mrs. Edmund Laney and Doris of Skowhegan and Marilyn Beaulieu of Putnam Conn. Charles Cousens Jr. Moody student in Chicago. Rev. Lester Boobar of Portland visits. Directors meet after the meeting.
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Pioneer Girls of the Baptist Church
Robert Hoffman
Richard Jackson
John Stevens
Barbara Hines
van Wert
Ohio
Charles Cousens
Mousam Road
World of Life Camp
New York
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Edmund L. Cashen
Summer Street
Edmund Laney
Doris
Skowhegan
Marilyn Beaulieu
Putnam, Conn
Charles Cousens Jr
Charles Cousens Sr
Wallace Gains From Alabama Crisis On National Stage
Rex Thomas reports that Governor George C. Wallace emerges from Alabama's racial crisis with greater prestige for his defiance over the admission of three Negro students to the University of Alabama. He hopes to sway federal courts and contemplates an unpledged elector bid and possible Senate ambitions, while Lt. Gov. James B. Allen criticizes him as maturing into political immaturity.
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Rex Thomas Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Wallace
University Board of Trustees
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
National Guard
University
Kennedy
Jackson
Miss
National Democratic Party
House of Representatives
U.S. Senate
James B. Allen
Allen
Montgomery
Record number of Supreme Court cases to 2824 in 1962 63 term
AP analysis notes a record 2824 cases reviewed by the Supreme Court in the 1962 63 term, triple prewar averages and over 1000 more than five years earlier. It explains causes as prison petitions, population growth, and clerks aiding justices.
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Associated Press News
Washington
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
William O. Douglas
Ill Joins Peru Mission Trip For College Volunteers
Ill is on a six week missionary project in Peru with nine other students, working in the Andes. Central Fire Station kept watch for over three hours due to a fire at the Sea Road dump, aided by dry conditions that prevented burning. James Congdon, Brown Street, is a surgical patient at the Osteopathic Hospital in Portland. Visitors at Chief Stevens home include Mr and Mrs Romeo LaPrade and their son John from Holden, Mass, and Mrs Hannah Smith of Holyoke, Mass.
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Peru
Andes
Sea Road
Central Fire Station
James Congdon
Brown Street
Osteopathic Hospital
Portland
Frank Stevens
Colonial Drive
Romeo LaPrade
John
Holden
Mass
Hannah Smith
Holyoke
Denver Drama Seminars Move to University of Denver
The Institute for Advanced Studies in the Theater transfers summer vocations from New York to the University of Denver campus. John D. Mitchell heads the program with instructors William Burdick of the Metropolitan Opera ballet and Kabuki expert Miyoko Watanabe. Indition performances set for four plays previously staged in New York.
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Denver Drama Seminars
Denver
Institute For Advanced Studies In the Theater
New York
University of Denver
John D
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Lester King Grafam Jr
St. Martha's Church
Kennebunkport
Niagara Falls
Canada
Graffam
William F. Towne
Kennebunk Lower Village
Kennebunk
Winter Street
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Atlantic
YES
California
Aun Sunkist
The
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Allist
Westinghouse
Micarta
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Snow
Boston Globe
Kiwanis
State of Washington
Edmund Cashen
Lester Boobar
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