Local Dairy Milk Price Ruling Triggers Mixed Community Response
Maine Milk Commission raises prices effective August 1, with home delivery quart at 26 cents and gallon at 92 cents, store quart 25 cents and half gallon 49 cents. Dairies split on gallon packaging. only Cole Farm Dairy has capacity, awaiting public demand or competition. Cumberland Farms raises confrontation over pricing while local mothers voice varied opinions on affordability, packaging, and policy.
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Maine Milk Commission
Cole Farm Dairy
Cumberland Farms Northern, Inc
Canton
Mass
New England
Milk Commission
Demetrious Hascotes
Cumberland Farms
Biddeford-Saco
Commission
Robert Ryan
Elm St
Biddeford
Edgar R. Beaulieu
Union St
Saco
Robert Guillette
Negro Leaders Plan Next Moves In Integration Drive
In Cambridge Maryland a fragile peace kept by National Guard units braced the town as Negro leaders outline the next steps in the integration campaign. Militia law and 400 guardsmen were reimposed after shootings wounded six, as Tawes refuses a special session while ordering the guard back after a four day absence. Restrictions include 7 pm business closes, 10 pm curfew, liquor sales ban, sealed main routes, and searches at checkpoints with a whites and Negroes ban on demonstrations. About 250 demonstrators and white supporters gathered at the courthouse, while a juvenile release ruling tightened tensions earlier.
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Cambridge
J. Millard Tawes
Dorchester County
State Court of Appeals
Kennedy rail panel prep for possible arbitration role
Washington AP Kennedy blue ribbon rails panel lays out a busy schedule for next week as pressure grows for legislation to avert a nationwide rail strike. The six‑member panel will focus on fact finding to aid President Kennedy in drafting Congress‑backed measures by July 22.
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Washington
Kennedy
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Wirtz
Legislaion
Labor and Commerce Department
Asst. Secretary of Labor
James J. Reynolds
Reynolds
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Stuart Saunders
Norfolk & Western Railway
Joseph Black
Inland Steel Co
Chicago
George M. Harrison
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of
Luther H. Hodges
Defected Soviet Spy Dolnytsin Targeted by British Hunt
London reports say Soviet agents are seeking to kill or abduct Ana toli Dolnytsin, who defected 18 months ago. He provided British counterintelligence with lists of suspected Soviet agents in Britain and details of spy networks. He is in hiding under guard and being groomed for a new identity.
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London
Britain
Anatoli Dolnytsin
West
The
Daily Express
Dolnytsin
Soviet Union
Dolyatsin
U.S
North America
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
William John Vassar
Admiralty
Harold Philby
Guy Burgess
Donald Maclean
Burgess
Maclean
Soviet Russia
Philby
Red Chinese admit unity talks with Soviets flop
International news notes that Beijing says unity talks with Moscow failed but keeps open a door for future reconciliation. Racial leaders plan a strategy meeting today to decide next steps in desegregation efforts that have drawn National Guard troops to Cambridge Maryland for a second time. Washington reports President Kennedy's rails panel laying out a busy work schedule for next week as signs point to legislation as essential to counter a nationwide strike.
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Associated Press International
Red Chinese
National Guard
Cambridge
Washington
Kennedy
Rails
Ecuadoran junta bans Communist party after coup
In Quito, the ruling military junta ousting President Carlos Julio Arosemena outlawed Ecuador's Communist party and arrested about 150 leftists. At a presidential banquet, Arosemena slurred the U.S. government in front of Ambassador Maurice M. Bernbaum, causing embarrassment among attendees.
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Quito
Ecuador
Carlos Julio Arosemena
Communist Party
Arosemena
U.S
Maurice M. Bernbaum
United States
Latin America
Soviet Chinese talks near end in Moscow stalemate
In Moscow the stalled Soviet Chinese unity talks, called a flop by Beijing, were expected to end within days ahead of new East West nuclear test ban discussions. Beijing blamed failed dialogue on widening breach while signaling possible future sessions.
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Moscow
Peking
Lenin ‘Hills
Red China
Peking People’s Daily
New China News Agency
Tokyo
Khrushchev
U.S
Central Committee of
Soviet Union
Communist Party of China
Doctors discuss advanced surgery on unfamiliar radio program
An Albany area radio show on WAMC presents a high level medical dialogue from 14 medical schools. A Utica Faxton Hospital question on distal pancreatectomy and gastrectomy is answered by Ohio State’s surgery chair, illustrating how physicians use radio to keep pace with rapid medical theory.
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Albany
N.Y
United States
Faxton Hospital
Utica
Ohio State College of Medicine
Columbus
WAMC
Educational Radio Network
New York City
New England Conservatory of Music
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Boy Scout Troop 309
Elks
Portland Road
Raymond Loranger
Raymond
Paul Maurice
Arthur Beaupre
Lionel Lambert
John Tremblay
George M., Gelston
Donna Daly
Royal Ambassador Pool
Ocean Park
Mary Jane Lantagne
Judy Pinette
Carol Valliere
Women's Educational and Industrial Union of
Gen
Fea, Corp
Judy Ann Stables
Ross Road
Old Orchard Beach
Superior Funeral Coach Sales Co., Inc
Medford
Pontiac
Charles Hanson
Arthur M. Emmons
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