Newspaper Guild Opposes Antitrust Shield For Failing Papers
The American Newspaper Guild labeled the newspaper industry healthy and urged rejection of a proposed antitrust exemption aimed at saving failing papers. Tulsa Tribune Co president Richard L. Jones Jr. argued the bill is needed to preserve editorial competition through allowed commercial cooperation. A joint operating agreement between the Arizona Star and Tucson Daily Citizen faces court challenges. both papers are owned by William Small Jr. The bill would permit mergers or joint operations for failing papers with past agreements cleared. guild exec vice president William J. Farson warned such measures curb competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Afl-Cio American Newspaper Guild
Richard L. Jones Jr
Tulsa, Okla
Tribune Co
Arizona Star of Tucson
Tucson Daily Citizen
William Small Jr
Citizen
William J. Farson
Newspaper Guild
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Majority of Committee Favors Thurgood Marshall Nomination
The Senate Judiciary Committee, by a late second day of hearings, favors Thurgood Marshall's Supreme Court nomination while awaiting further questioning. Senator Strom Thurmond remains the lone Republican opponent and will press Marshall on civil rights and criminal suspect rights. Marshall, solicitor general and former U.S. Court of Appeals judge, has long advised the NAACP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
U.S. Court of Appeals
New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Church Notes Meet Saturday For Boys Fellowship
The Boys' Fellowship of the Lyman Baptist Church in Good Mills will meet Saturday at 10 a.m. at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Cigarette shares slip as market climbs on broad gains
The New York stock market advanced early in active trading with the Dow up 3.29 at noon to 881.82. The Associated Press average rose 1.0 to 330.7 as industrials climbed, while cigarette stocks lagged after profit-taking and news of a safer filler. General Electric jumped after a record quarterly report, and steel issues gained amid renewed auto labor talks.
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New York
Trie Associated Press
American Tobacco
Philip Morris
Reynolds Tobacco
Lorillard
Columbia University
General Electric
Steel
Bethlehem, Jones & Laughlin
Republic Steel
Funeral Directors and Addresses in Saco Maine
Funeral service firms listed include Shumway at 33 Spring Street and Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street with phone lines 284-5611 and 282-0562. EMOND'S Funeral Home is also listed with 284 5511. Frank X. Emond and J. P. Conroy are associated officials.
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Shumway Funeral Service
Spring Street
Saco
Philip H. Gross Sr
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
Dia
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Card of Thanks for Webber Hospital Care
Sincere thanks to the doctors and nurses of the Webber Hospital for their kind care. Gratitude to relatives and friends for cards and gifts during my illness. John S. Romprey.
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the Webber Hospital
John S. Romprey
Natural Hygiene Members Live Without Meat in Chicago
AP reports the American Natural Hygiene Society promotes a meat free diet centered on fruits vegetables nuts and dairy with daily exercise sunbathing rest and fasting. The 19th annual convention in Chicago gathers enthusiasts, led by Director Jack Trop who says many follow the plan after doctors gave short life expectancies.
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Chicago
American Natural Hygiene Society
Jack Trop
Trop
France displays military might on Bastille Day parade
Paris crowds along the Champs Elysees watched President Charles de Gaulle review 67 minutes of armor and jet aircraft as troops marched by in a Bastille Day ceremony. Applause was scarce, with some reflecting the president’s stance on Israel in the Middle East crisis.
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Paris
France
Charles Gaulle
Champs Elysses
de Gaulle
Increases In Postal Rates Are Proposed
Washington AP reports a House subcommittee approved a rate hike to six cents for first class letters and ten cents for air mail, with post cards rising to six cents surface and ten cents air. The plan still faces congressional review before becoming law.
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Washington
House
Maine family killed in head on crash near Gaffney
Four members of the Sanford Maine family Lovell Manville 60 Norma 44 Harry 14 Belinda 10 and Patsy Fosse 13 of East Rochester NH were killed when a Columbia woman crossed the median on Interstate 85 and struck their northbound car. The Manvilles were en route to Maine after visiting a relative in Alabama.
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Gaffney
S.C
Sanford
Maine
New Hampshire
Lovell L. Manville
Norma
Harry
Belinda
Patsy Fosse
East Rochester
N.H
Manville
Alabama
Mattress Fire at Sea View Inn Prompts Alarm
Firefighters responded to a mattress fire at the Sea View Inn on Pierce Street yesterday. Officials reported no further damage and indicated the blaze was likely caused by someone smoking in bed.
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OLD Orchard Beacs
Sea View Inn
Pierce Street
Curtis Names Coupe Leader of Committee
Gov Curtis names Dr John D Coupe of University of Maine as chairman of the Maine Manpower Advisory Committee. Coupe, an Orono economics professor and Holyoke native, brings long teaching experience and expertise in business and economics to the post.
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Augusta
Curtis
John D. Coupe
University of Maine
Maine
Coupe
Orono
Holyoke
Mass
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Clark University
Worcester
Kentie University
The
U, of
Two Youths Return Safe After Island Woods Search
Bruce Burns ten and his brother Brian eight walked out of thick woods on Froyes Island after a 12 hour search. State Police Cumberland County deputies and volunteers from the Brunswick Naval Air Station assisted before dawn. The boys were fed and returned home to Cape Elizabeth with no injuries.
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Sebago
Froyes Island
Bruce Burns
Brian
Cape Elizabeth
Cumberland County
Ava Gardner Impersonator Ordered Tempest Of Goods
A 12 year old in Culver City used a voice like Ava Gardner to call Columbia and MGM and order TVs manicure sets flowers and more for three months. Police say he admitted the scheme after being traced and was booked on grand theft merchandise before being released to his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver City
Calif
Ava Gardner
Miss Gardner
Columbia Studios
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Columbia Movie
Henry C. Coffey
Specifications for Saco School Medical Insurance Program
The major medical insurance program for the Saco school system, recently approved by the Saco Teachers Association, may be picked up by interested persons in the superintendent's office at City Hall, the office announced this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Saco Teachers Association
Missing Man Leon White Found Near Pinkham Island
The body of 74 year old Leon White of Newtonville Massachusetts, missing since Monday, was found Thursday near Pinkham Island in South Harpswell. Coast Guard helicopters and boats aided the search with skindivers also deployed.
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South Harpswell
Leon White
Newtonville
Mass
Pinkhams Island
White
U.S. Coast Guard
United Nations Debates Israel Jerusalem Annexation and Hostilities
The General Assembly continued debate on a Pakistani resolution urging Israel to rescind its annexation of the Old City of Jerusalem. A statement on sovereignty and freedom from threats was substituted for an earlier call to end the Arab state of war, a demand rejected by both coalition partners and Arabs.
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Israel
Coeeteas
Assembly
Jerusalem
Portland Weather Tonight and Saturday Forecast
Tonight in Portland cloudy with fog and a chance of a few showers. Low temperatures in the 50s. Saturday remains variable cloudiness with little change in temperature. Widespread fog in the morning. High temperatures in the 70s.
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Portland
Five Day Outlook For New England Weather
The Weather Bureau forecasts a five day period from Saturday to Wednesday with temperatures about five degrees below normal. Daytime highs reach the upper 70s, nights in the mid 50s to low 60s, with light showers possible late Monday or Tuesday and total rainfall around a quarter to a half inch.
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Boston
Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Beach Breaks Reported in Old Orchard Beach
Two break ins are under investigation by police. Chief John Clark said thieves entered Mullen's Grocery and Fran Jo's Restaurant on West Grand Avenue last night. The restaurant was untouched. the grocery lost about 15 dollars in cash and an undetermined amount of beer and cigarettes.
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Old Orchard Beachtwo
John Clark
Mullen
West Grand Avenue
Clark
Master Point Night At Beach At St Johns Parish Hall
Twelve tables of duplicate bridge were in play for Master Point night at St Johns Parish Hall on St John Street. Winners in the North South pair were Herbert Ginn and Mary Wilburn first. Grondin second. Anderson and Dumas tied for third with Weld. East West winners Haase and Paulhus first. Sleeper and Angelone tied for second. Drummond and Putnam tied for second. Dow fourth. Aranovitch fifth. The group will play again next Thursday at 7 30 p m at St Johns Parish Hall.
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Old Orchard Beach
St. John’s Parish Hall
St. John Street
Herbert Ginn
Mary Wilbur
S. A. Grondin
John Anderson
A. V. Dumas
Donald Weld
Sylvia Webber
Esther Michelman
Walter Fisher
Esther Matus
Paul Chadbourne
Charlotte Dubois
Oscar Paradis
Carleton Brock
Virginia Hagerty
Ed McLaughlin
Richard Mongahan
Mike Charles
Robert Whelan
Richard Shorey
Patricia Boyden
Avis Briggs
William Haase
Dora Paulhus
Ada Sleeper
John V. Angelone
Daniel Drummond
Frances Putnam
J. C. Dow
Ivan Aranovyitch
Vernon Tooker
Robert Jennings
A. Mongalian
Lucille Brock
Gernwude Leonard
Edrice Bates
Alice Fecteau
Pauline Larochelle
Jane Blake
Ida Rosen
Hal Spiegel
Jere Hickey
Dorothy Sawyer
North
South
Wilburn
Grond
Railroad faces stalemate over six unions pay demand
Parliament stalls hinder talks as six unions push for a 6.5 percent raise this year and 5 percent next year, with 12.5 cents more per hour for skilled workers. Railroads counter with 6 percent over 18 months and a five-cent skilled wage bump.
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Senate
House
Carmen
Exhibition Of Paintings Open To Public In Ocean Park
Ocean Park unveils the sixth annual paintings show in the Marhalmers rner Historical Room at the Memorial Library on Furber Park. Hours are Sundays and Wednesdays 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. Artists include Edward P. Johnson Elizabeth M. Wilson P Ethel Rowlands Adelbert Jakeman Harold W. Smith Ella V. Waugh Franklin D. Rowe and Ethel M. Wight. Oil landscapes and seascapes predominate with Rowe's portrait and Wight's water color as singled works.
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Ocean Park
Marhalmers Rner
Memorial Library
Furber Park
Ruth V. Conley
Ocean Park Association
Edward P. Johnson
Elizabeth M. Wilson
P. Ethel Rowlands
Rioting Prisoners Quell Stockade Riot at Ft Dix
Fifty five inmates rioted for about an hour and a quarter at Ft Dix Army stockade after a prisoner refused solitary confinement. Military police used tear gas. all injured were treated and returned to confinement. Two guards also suffered minor bruises.
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FT. DIX
N.J
Army
Halmah M. Phillips
Watson Army Hospital
Negro Named As New York Postmaster Lad Strachan
Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien swore in John R. Strachan a Negro as New York postmaster and cited equal employment opportunities in the postal system. Strachan had served as acting postmaster since November 4.
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New York
Lawrence F. O'Brien
John R. Strachan
Strachan
Post Office Department
Equal Employment Opportunity
Bureau of Personnel
O'Brien
Outdoor Auction Set At Kennebunk Art Sale
Kennebunk officials announce an outdoor auction of original paintings drawings and sculpture to be held Saturday July 22 at 10 a.m. Edward Mayo of Kennebunkport will handle the auction. Artists may submit works to the Workshop of The Brick Store Museum by Monday for exhibit prior to the sale. Entry forms are available at 4 Dane St.
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Kennebunk
Edward Mayo
Kennebunkport
Dane St
Beach Town To Hear Licenses At July 17 Meeting
Town Council will consider licenses at its July 17 session. Names include Eleanor Wells and Dora Minko of Ocean Park for victualers rooms. Elizabeth Garland and Melba Lawson for rooms. Elizabeth Fenton and David Glovsky for signs and amusements. Melancon for sign. and others for motels rentals and outdoor amusements.
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Old Orchard Beach
Eleanor K. Wells
Temple Ave
Ocean Park
Dora Minko
Elizabeth Garland
Imperial St
Daniel Fenton
East Grand Avenue
David Glovsky
Palace Playland
Joan A. Hilton
Cascade Road
Melba Lawson
West Grand Ave
William O’boy
Wheat Harvest: Combines Dominate US Production
The bulk of U.S. wheat is harvested by combines, reflecting a shift from manual reaping to mechanized farming across major growing regions. This method increases efficiency and yield, shaping seasonal yields and farm labor needs nationwide.
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The
United States
Industrial Park Dedication Set In Biddeford
Official dedication of Biddeford's Industrial Park is planned for Sunday at 2. Speakers include Biddeford Mayor Leo Rh Lemire with the Drum and Bugle Corps as entertainment. Attendees include city county and state officials, with Gov. Kenneth M Curtis and Sen. Edmond S Musk ie invited but likely unavailable. The park aims to host 1000 to 1500 residents and several firms have expressed interest in locating there.
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Biddeford
Kenneth M. Curtis
Edmond S. Muskie
Fenway Park
Boston
Leo Rh. Lemire
Camp Laughing Loon Enters Second Week With 16 New Campers
Camp Laughing Loon began its second week as 16 new campers joined the program. A July Fourth carnival saw Tent 17 win a booth prize with Debo rah Forrester and Elizabeth Ross among the winning counselors. Three girls passed the swimming test overseen by Marcia Walker, Maidli Perrin, Louise Rocha, and Jennifer Jones. The Wash and Boat night became a splash party with girls washing clothes in the lake.
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East Waterboro
Laughing Loon
Tent 17
Deborah Forrester
Elizabeth Ross
Maidli Perrin
Judith Holmes
Louise Rochas
Waterfront
Marcia Walker
Louise Rocha
Jennifer Jones
Planes Ferry Americans Out Of Kisangani
Two Red Cross planes evacuated 28 Americans and Europeans from Kisangani to Kinshasa after mutinous mercenaries fled the city. The flight also carried 68 wounded Congo-Lese soldiers, with 21 taken to hospitals. The unrest followed the hijacking of a plane carrying Moise Tshombe who is jailed in Algeria.
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Kinshasa
the Congo
Red Cross
Kisangani
Congo
Ben Hobgood
Lexington
Stanleyville
Bukavou
Kindu
Europe
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Algeria
Katanga
Belgium
Handel Buried in Westminster Abbey After Naturalization
The composer Handel, who became a naturalized English citizen, was interred at Westminster Abbey marking a final honor in England. His burial places him among notable monarchs and cultural figures in London.
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Handel
Westminster Abbey
Kinney Shores Association Elects Officers
Kinney Shores Association elected officers at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Myrtle Winne in Kinney Shores Saco. Victor Skonberg was named president Arthur Winne vice president Mrs Walter Sargens secretary and Frank Carey treasurer Karl Pattee chaired by laws reading to be voted at next meeting.
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Kinney Shores Association
Myrtle Winne
Oceanside Drive
Kinney Shores
Saco
Victor Skonberg
Arthur Winne
Walter Sargens
Frank Carey
Karl Pattee
Edward Radin
Helena Caffey
Lionel Cartwright
Karl Patte
Shore Avenue
Walter Sar
Indian Agent Fights Dismissal in State Appeal
Arnold Davis contested his dismissal from Indian Affairs in Augusta as the State Personnel Board delayed ruling after a long hearing. Davis denied insubordination claims, later admitting partial truth in one case, citing disclosure of matters to the public despite directives. Hinckley cited complaints over public disclosure. Davis, 58, claimed a spotless 38-year federal and state service record with no prior dismissal or threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
State Personnel Board
Arnold Davis
Indian Affairs
Edward C. Hinckley
Davis
Hinckley
Diet and drill mix in health tips from Hygiene Society
American Natural Hygiene Society members share a living plan centered on fruit vegetables nuts and dairy plus regular exercise sunbathing rest and moderation. U S pilots raid SAM sites near Hanoi Haiphong report a missile explodes in a village. President Johnson seeks unity on Vietnam troop needs while Gen Westmoreland resents McNamara. Israel taps Sinai oil wells threatening Egyptian economy. Six rail unions threaten a strike after midnight despite a congressional warning. US assists Britain in sorting a shattered war plane deal with France.
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American Natural Hygiene Society
U. S
Hanoi
Haiphong
Johnson
Vietnam
Gen. Westmoreland
McNamara
Middle East
United States
France
Mistrial Declared in Slander Suit In Maine Case
In York County Superior Court a mistrial ended a slander lawsuit by a former Kittery teacher against Alfred area residents Judith L. Stewart and Bernard L. Marison and his wife. The case centered on alleged remarks affecting Stewart’s 1965 teaching contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Elliot
Kittery
Judith L. Stewart
Bernard L. Marison
Stewart
York County Superior Court
Marisons
Wayne L. Moore
Divorce Filed In Saco District Court
Irene Turnage of Saco files for divorce from William W. Turnage citing cruel and abusive treatment. Married in Saco on April 22 1939. Court orders alimony at $1 yearly, child support $25 weekly, and $200 counsel fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
10Th District Court
Saco
Irene Turnage
William W. Turnage
Turnage
Biddeford Collision Injures No One At Prospect Lambert
Police reported no injuries after a two vehicle crash at Prospect and Lambert Streets in Biddeford yesterday. Drivers were Annette DesRoberts 43 of Bald Avenue and Simone Bourque 48 of 323 Pool Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Prospect
Lambert Streets
Annette DesRoberts
Bald Ave
Simonne J. Bourque
Pool Road
Metropolitan Paid Out Over 2 Billion To Policyholders
Metropolitan disbursed more than 2 billion dollars to policyholders and beneficiaries last year, the largest such payout among peers, with about two thirds going to living policyholders.
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Metropolitan
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