Ayub Khan Leaves Washington After Talks With Kennedy
Pakistan President Ayub Khan completed three days of talks in Washington and left for New York with confidence that the United States will support freedom. He received full military honors and spoke of fruitful discussions with President Kennedy. A joint communique noted progress toward Kashmir settlement and possible renewed talks with Indian Prime Minister Nehru to resolve the dispute.
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Pakistan
Ayub Khan
New York
United States
Dean Rusk
National Airport
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Ayub
Kennedy
Kashmir
Nehru
India
Joint Naval Force Seen Real Threat
Vice Adm. Claude V. Ricketts said there is no doubt a U S Canadian naval force could strike the Soviet Union. The NATO exercise Riptide II involved 53 ships off the North Carolina coast with more than 100 simulated nuclear strikes by planes from the Independence and the Intrepid, opposed by air defense ships.
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Claude V. Ricketts
U.S
Soviet Union
Ricketts
Navy
NATO
North Carolina
Independence
Intrepid
Fire kills 10,000 baby chicks in Scarborough arson case
Chief Henry Goold labeled an early morning fire that destroyed a $10,000 brooder house near Buxton as definitely set. He suggested a firebug may be involved, noting the rear blaze and lack of wiring, and that Peabody reported hearing someone near the barn. The investigation is with the State Fire Insurance Commission.
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Scarborough
Henry Goold
Buxton
Leonard H. Peabody
Peabody
Hillcrest Poultry Co
Lewiston
Gould
Goold
State Fire Insurance Commission
Notice for Canadian Days Edition Copy Deadline
The Journal will accept copy for next Wednesday edition of Canadian Days no later than noon Tuesday. Submissions received after the deadline will be accepted conditionally only.
Chrysler Plans Pay Cuts May Trigger Auto Strike
Detroit AP reports Chrysler proposes wage and starting salary cuts for future hires at six defense plants to align with rivals. UAW vice president Norman Matthews rejects the plan, calling it a strike trigger. Chrysler notes some minimums exceed competitors and says future hires would be paid comparably. GM also warns wage and benefit costs will dominate talks toward Aug 31 contract expirations. Other notes include pension and survivor benefit proposals and related union pressure for early retirement options.
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Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers Union Law
Chrysler
Defense
Norman Matthews
UAW
Chrysler Department
Warren
Sterling Township
Mich
Newark
Del
Scranton
Seapant
Ala
Coca Beach
General Motors
Ford
General Motors Corp
Fer
Louis G. Seaton
Drastic Action Urged Against Young Maine Drivers
The Maine High way Safety Committee urged Gov Reed to target drivers aged 15 to 24 with strict penalties for traffic violations. Proposed measures include suspending licenses for 10 days after the first offense, 30 days after a second within three years, and 60 days after a third, with legislation sought to empower action before the next session.
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Augusta
Maine Highway Safety Committee
Reed
Maine
Pope Encyclical Urges Global Cooperation and Fair Wages
Pope John XXIII calls for industry to limit profits and provide workers a truly humane wage. The 25,000 word encyclical stresses six points including fair share of production, social justice within nations, and cautious socialization within moral order, challenging wealth concentration and communist models.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
Stop Sign Violators Fined in Biddeford Court
Judge Simon Spill fined five drivers ten dollars each in Biddeford Municipal Court for passing a stop sign at the bottom of Hill Street. Patrolmen Franc is Neault and Edward Gilbert made the arrests as police step up traffic enforcement. Fines went to Norman W. Huot, William C. Smith, Richard A. Hilton, Pauline Molodozon, and Marie Perreault. sentences for Molodozon and Perreault suspended. Atty Edwin Walker represented Harold W. Swan of Portland in a separate case for a failure to stop at an intersection. continuance granted and case set for July 22.
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Biddeford
Hill Street
Francis Neault
Edward Gilbert
Norman W. Huot
Birch Street
William C. Smith
Ferry Road
Saco
Richard A. Hilton
Coolidge Avenue
Pauline A
Governor Reed to brief on Quoddy report July 31
Augusta AP reports Governor Reed and the Governor's Committee on Passamaquoddy Development will convene July 31 to discuss the International Joint Commission issued Quoddy report. The session aims to review implications for local development and regional planning.
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Reed
Governor's Committee On
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Means Named Assistant Treasurer At Kennebunk Savings Bank
Melbourne F. Means is named assistant treasurer of the Kennebunk Savings Bank and will start August 1. He currently serves as secretary treasurer of the York Savings and Loan Association in Biddeford, where he will conclude duties this month. A former Maine Savings and Loan League officer, he has coaching and teaching experience in Maine and beyond. He is a Biddeford High School and University of Maine alumnus, a former athlete, and active in Biddeford boosters and alumni groups. He is married to Mary Libby of Biddeford. they reside at 226 South Street.
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F. Means
Kennebunk Savings Bank
York Savings and Loan Association
Biddeford
Means
Maine Savings and Loan League
York Savings and Loan
Maine
Communism Course Proposed for Farmington High Schools
The state Civil Defense agency public relations director proposed mandatory courses in Communism in high schools. Jack C. Levy addressed an audience at Farmington State Teachers College outlining the plan and its aims.
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Farmington
State Civil Defense Agency
Jack C. Levy
Farmington State Teachers College
Three Ways War Could Start Over Berlin, Hightower Says
APWashington three scenarios shape possible Berlin crisis as Soviet Khrushchev may press a dramatic air corridor challenge. East German rules threaten Western air traffic, risking a spectacular war if Western planes are shot down. Recognition of a Soviet East German peace treaty remains contested.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
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United States
Britain
France
East Germany
Painting Parson's Maine family leads church art project
The Painting Parson's family of Maine runs a summer painting venture at Foss Street Methodist Church in Biddeford. Rev Lloyd Osborne of Goodwins Mills directs the work with his daughters, both skilled with a brush, seen giving assignments yesterday at the church.
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Parson
Maine
Foss Street Methodist Church
Biddeford
Lloyd Osborne
Goodwins Mills
Textile Talks Designed To Aid Industry
Washington sources report hope that U S negotiators will shield domestic textile interests at a Geneva cotton textile trade parley this month. Senator Pastore says negotiators aim to prevent actions harming the home textile industry while Undersecretary Ball plans to seek pacts with major buyers to shift demand away from low wage producers. Continued on Page Two.
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