Vacations and Fair Headed by Saco Church Women
The Women’s Fellowship of First Parish Congregational Church of Saco sponsors a Vacations and Fair on July 18. Participants include Mrs. Howard T. Sands in charge of the treasurer chest, Mrs. John W. Sweetsir, Miss Elvira Lord, Mrs. George Goodchild, and other co chairmen. The event opens at 10 a.m. with a lobster luncheon from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Luncheon chairwoman is Mrs. Robert Goldthwait.
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Howard T. Sands
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Elvira Lord
George Goodchild
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Alvin Tetley
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Robert Goldthwait
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Wallace Blasts Kennedy Civil Rights Measures
Wallace accuses the Kennedy administration of inept handling of racial issues and says public civil rights bills will provoke widespread disobedience. He predicts political fallout in 1964 and criticizes federal troops deployment as unnecessary pressure. The Alabama governor links alleged communist influence to the integration movement and cites Barnett and Shuttlesworth as supporters.
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Miss
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Birmingham
Ross Barnett
Southern Conference Educational Fund
F. L. Shuttlesworth
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Rockefeller Opens Broader Bid in 1964 GOP Fight
Washington report says Gov. Nelson Rockefeller declared a liberal versus conservative clash for the 1964 Republican nomination. He criticized Goldwater’s strategy of courting Southern and Western voters while abandoning the North, warning such extremism would split and ruin the party. Goldwater remained unresponsive, aides signaling a potential comeback push.
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A. Rockefeller
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Governor Asked To Aid Racial Settlement
Governor J Millard Tawes invited Cambridge officials to Annapolis to discuss strain from militia law after six whites were wounded and 400 National Guardsmen stood by. The city’s business declined amid racial unrest as leaders sought state intervention and relief.
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Khrushchev Optimistic As Moscow Conference Begins
Moscow talks open on a limited nuclear test ban with Kennedy and Macmillan envoys. Khrushchev jokes about signing, Harriman and Gromyko participate, optimism rises for a ban covering air, space, and water tests. Defector identity confusion sparks Western security interest as Dolnytsin rumor circulates.
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Britain
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Soviet Union
Red China
Talks in Moscow Open Partial Nuclear Test Ban Talks
Optimism marks both sides as United States and Britain begin Moscow negotiations with Russia on a partial nuclear test ban. Governor Nelson Rockefeller challenges Senator Barry Goldwater to a stark liberal versus conservative contest for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. Secretary Wirtz says railroad work rules dispute moving toward compulsory solution. Alabama Governor George Wallace testifies on civil rights issues including public accommodations discrimination.
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Britain
Moscow
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
W. Willard
Wirtz
Alabama
George Wallace
Resurfacing Planned for Maine Roads in Summer
The State Highway Commission announced about 80 miles of Maine roads will be resurfaced this summer. Bids on seven projects will be opened July 24 in Falmouth Chelsea Vassalboro Winthrop Augusta Hallowell and Farmingdale.
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Maine
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Labor chief Wirtz flags railroad rules crisis toward compulsion
Secretary of Labor Wirtz says the four year dispute over railroad work rules is moving toward compulsory settlement as both rail carriers and unions show a lack of responsibility. He chairs a panel to shape a Kennedy administration report to Congress on July 22 and notes the stakes for collective bargaining.
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D-Ore
Jobs Needed In Civil Rights Drive Heller
President Kennedy's top economist Walter Heller warned that racial equality in jobs hinges on massive new employment. He said Negro unemployment runs about double white rates and would fall twice as fast with full employment, boosting output by 14.5 billion dollars annually.
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Bronx
National Renaissance Party
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Capitol
Albany
N.Y
Medgar Evers
Jackson
Miss
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Washington
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Savannah
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Kennedy
Walter W. Heller
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
Associated Press
Housing Project Starts in Saco on Ferry Road
Eugene S. Cole, a Saco Rail contractor, begins a riverbank housing project off Ferry Road above Bay View Road. The 18 lots are laid out with one home under construction on the river bank and a road cut, which will be presented to the city of Saco for acceptance later.
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Saco
Ferry Road
Bay View Road
Harold Stevens Ory
Saco River
Cole
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