Twelve Enroll At St. Francis For College Summer Session
St Francis college Biddeford announces 12 students in summer session for education and liberal arts. Eleven are post graduate or undergraduate students from American and European institutions enrolling in accredited courses. Local teachers Rev Sister Bernard de La Croix Rev Sister Claire Agnes and Miss Irene Mitchell join, along with Miss Joan Parcher Byrne and Rev Bernadino Grauslys OFM.
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St. Francis
St. Francis College
Biddeford
Frederick Warner
Franciscan College
State Department of Education
Emong
Bernard de la Croix
Claire Agnes
St. Andre
Presentation of Mary Order
Irene Mitchell
Sister Bernard de la Croix
St. Andre High School
Sullivan Street
Rivier College
Hudson
N.H
St Regis Academy
Berlin
Sts Hyacinthe
Can
Catholic Teachers’ College
Rhode Island
St Andre Grammar School
Miss Mitchell
Thornton Academy
St. Joseph College
North Windham
Catholic University
Washington, D.C
University of Maine
BHS
Joan Parcher Byrne
Wheaton College
Fortunes Rocks
Bernadino
Aidai-Echoes
Lithuanian Press Center
Brooklyn
N.Y
Europe
Washington, D. C
Massachusetts
Marie Bernard de la Croix
Clifton Burrowes
James McFeeley
Bernardino (Stefano) Grauslys
OFM
John Varone
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Walter Reuther
Auto Workers Union
Reuther
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U. S
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Soviet Union
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Washington
Moscow
Associated Press
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United States
Christian A. Herter
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
State Department
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Saco-Lowell Shops, Inc
Wall St. Journal
Food Machinery
Maremont
Food Machinery and Chemical
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San Jose
Calif
Maremont Automotive Products, Incc
Chicago
Ill
Saco-Lowell
Continental Illinois National Bank of Chicago
Saco- Lowell
Thomas J. Ault
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Bath
Merle D. Niles
Bath Memorial Hospital
George A. Conrad
First UN Troops Arrive In Congo To Restore Order
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Ghana
U. N. Security Council
Congo
Henry Alexander
Alexander
U. N
Ralph J. Bunche
Carl Carlsson von Horn
Jerusalem
Tunisia
Morocco
Guinea
Mali
U. S
Eisenhower
Brazzaville
Belgium
New Republic
Kennedy Accepts Democratic Nomination With Johnson on Ticket
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Texas
Los Angeles
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Senate
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Pierre Salinger
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Salinger
Robert
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