Movement Bids For Big Saco-Lowell Contract
Saco-Lowell seeks a $15 million prime contract to manufacture M-14 rifles for the US Army with assembly and shipment from a new Benton Illinois facility. Arnold Maremont describes consolidation of loans and expansion in automotive and agricultural parts, noting M-60 gun work and NATO orders.
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Arnold H. Maremont
New York Society of Security
Maremont
Saco, Maine
Benton, Ill
Tallinois
Boston Ordnance District
Edwards Plant
Saco
NATO
Saco-Lowell
Saco- Lowell
Saco- Lowell Ordnance
Ford Motor Company
Morement
Southern Court Will Convene In Maine
The Western District of Virginia will convene Monday in Bar Harbor Maine for a machine tool patent case between Bullard Co and General Electric Co. Judge Ted Datson will visit Bar Harbor informally to hear evidence with J Harry Michael Jr as special master. Hearings may last about ten days with the rest in Charlottesville. New York attorneys lead both sides and many witnesses live there.
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Roanoke
U. S. District Court
Western District of Virginia
Bar Harbor
Maine
Bullard Co. Aainst General Electric Co
Charlottesville
Ted Datson
J. Harry Michael Jr
Dalton
New York
Virginia
William H. Davis
Bullard
Southwest Harbor
Bull
Better Air Service Sought by State in Northeast Petition
Former Senator Owen Brewster of Dexter urged Maine to demand improved air service before backing Northeast Airlines permanent routes to Florida. He met with State Aeronautics Director Higgin and local officials as a Civil Aeronautics Board hearing looms July 11 in Washington. Brewster noted Maine service has worsened except to Presque Isle Bangor and Portland. He quipped about being fooled by the airline.
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Augusta
Owen Brewster
Dexter
Maine
Northeast Airlines
Florida
Brewster
Scott K. Higgins
Northeast
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Presque Isle
Bangor
Portland
Dominican Capitol Riot Follows First Open Opposition
In Ciudad Trujillo clashes erupted as Trujillo supporters attacked the Dominican Popular Movement after anti-government demonstrations. Pro and anti factions battled in the capital center, with a DPM building set ablaze and Radio Caribe burned amid escalating tensions following Balaguer's open political reforms.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Trujillo
Rafael L. Trujillo
Dominican Popular Movement
Joaquin Balaguer
DPM
Radio
Caribe
Mine Fire Claims 108 in Czechoslovakia
An explosion and rapid blaze at the Dulka coal mine in Dolna Sucha near Ostrava in the Ostrava Karvina field killed 108 miners. Rescue teams battled the fire overnight as Czech officials and Communist party representatives monitored the disaster scene.
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Prague
Carpathian Mountains
Ceteka
Dulka
Ostrava Karvina
Dolna Sucha
Ostrava
Moravian
Czechoslovakia
Czech Communist Party Central Committee
Remodeling Work Starts at St Andre School Biddeford
Work began yesterday at St. Andre school in Biddeford on a $5,000 remodeling project funded by this year’s St. Andre PFTA. Shown consulting with workmen are John Miller, Rev. Sister Dieudonne, Joseph A. Plamondon, and Henry Camire, among others, as renovations started.
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St. Andre School
Biddeford
St. Andre Pfta
John Miller
PFTA
Sister Dieudonne
Joseph A. Plamondon
Henry Camire
Antiques Found In Strange Places In Maine and New York
John Tarbox of Saco pursues antique mechanical banks across New England and beyond. He recently found a rarity near his home in Kennebunk after seeking Little Joe for years. His collection includes Teddy Roosevelt, the Jolly Nigger piece, Pig in High Chair, Speaking Dog, Trick Dog, Owl bank, Eagle and Eaglet, and Buffalo trick bank used to demonstrate mechanisms.
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Little Joe
John Tarbox
Mainstreet
Saco
Creedmore
New York
Kennebunk
Joe
Keating
Ina Hayward Bellows
Ernest C. Hodge
Dinah
East Farmington
Darktown Battery
Oday
Teddy Roosevelt Bank
Jackie
William Tell and Son
Jubilant Hoffa Clinches Second Five Year Teamsters Term
James R. Hoffa, 48, won an overwhelming re election as Teamsters president, declaring rivals and investigations a waste of time. He aims to boost membership to two million, re join AFL CIO, curb strikes, and push retirement to 55 after 20 years. Hoffa’s landslide comes with the job’s broad powers and a $75,000 salary.
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Miami Beach
Fla
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Detroit
Teamsters
Bobby Kennedy
Senate Select Committee
Kennedy
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Senate
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
House of Labor
Afl-Cio
Tony Pro
Boola
Frank Matula
Anthony
Tony Pro) Provenzano
Hoboken
N.J
Los Angeles
Milton J. Liss
Newark
Reed Urges Stiff Action Vs. Drivers
Governor Reed pressed for tougher court measures to suspend drivers licenses, urging 10 day revocations for serious traffic violations as Maine fights a rising holiday toll. He called for expanded driver training in schools and met with safety officials including Paul MacDon ald and Arlyn Barnard to discuss the July 4 fatalities.
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Augusta
Reed
Maine
Paul A. MacDonald
Joseph T. Edgar
Highway Safety Committee
Arlyn E. Barnard
Land
Robe Marx
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