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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1960
Page
3
Local residents and guests gather in Kennebunk and Kennebunkport area for visits and meals. Oberlin family, Andover visitors, Ludlow and Boston guests stay at several homes. A food sale at Kennebunk Unitarian church lawn Saturday July 23 from 10 to 12 noon is organized by the Unitarian Evening Alliance led by co chairs.
Mrs Charles Tucker executive secretary of the York county Red Cross spoke to the Old Orchard Beach Kiwanis club at Robinson Memorial Masonic hall about the Red Cross sponsored swimming program at the Royal Ambassador pool Ocean Park and showed a film Teaching Johnny To Swim Adelbert M Jakeman Jr presented a $25 check to support water safety from the club Guests included Harry Tabor Matthew Gandolfo John Kendall Leonard Trainer Norman Tinkham Elbert Rogovin and others Herbert Bean played piano and George Skillin gave the invocation John M Wortman presided
Old Orchard Beach Maine funeral services for Olive Jane Senter of Pine Point will be held Thursday at 2 p m at the Hay and Peabody funeral home 749 Congress street Portland Officers of Miniwanca chapter Order of the Eastern Star of which she was a member will perform their ritualistic service Mr and Mrs Everett Bradeen of Rockland Mass are guests for their cousins Mr and Mrs John Bradeen and family of Central avenue
Lake Winnebago in Wisconsin is the largest inland freshwater lake wholly contained within one state. It measures about 28 miles in length and 12 miles in width, forming a prominent geographic feature in the region.
After 31 years in office Kishi announced his resignation following party election turmoil and strong opposition to the newly implemented U S Japanese military treaty. His decision comes as attacks from party members and leftist opponents intensify.
North Lebanon residents and families gathered at Wentworth State Park East Wolfboro for a lake day with many attendees listed. The event featured church notices, vacation plans for Rev. Lee Carter, and a July 19 Bob Jones College ensemble program at Kennebunkport Baptist Church led by Melvin Tufts.
President Eisenhower pocket vetoed a bill to raise civilian wage rates at the Portsmouth New Hampshire Naval Shipyard. He argued the government should not pay more than private employers and warned such a measure would unsettle the area economy and weaken national business principles. This marked a second veto in two years.
Former town manager John N Balch and wife hosted a family cookout at Summer street Kennebunk last Sunday. Guests included their daughter and husband H Kenneth Hudson and daughters Barbara Sarah Martha Susan of Santa Barbara Calif and her grandson and family Dr and Mrs John B Hudson 2nd son Robert of Schenectady N Y. granddaughter and family Mr and Mrs Roger Adair and son Roger III of Framingham Mass. and daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Guy G McPherson of Norway Maine. Jet engines requiring cobalt are noted with its historic use from pigment to metal.
At the Los Angeles convention sessions supporters plan demonstrations for Kennedy Johnson and Symington. They include cheerleaders, walkie talkies, and preprinted clap cues. Officials note a 10 minute limit for demonstrations, a limit seen as symbolic.
In Atlanta an employee at a state blind factory applied for a pistol permit. Officials indicated they would refuse despite the 54-year-old Paul W. Starnes claim of 20 years shooting experience and being a skilled marksman.
In Tokyo factional lines delay the party's leadership election for Kishi's successor by at least a day. Hayato Ikeda remains the probable winner on the second ballot, backed by Western-leaning and anti inflation policies. The process selects the prime minister by a simple majority among 513 votes.
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