Two Elderly Democrats Battling For Prestige
In a long standing power clash, Sen. Carl Hayden and Rep. Clarence Cannon, both in their eighties, chair opposing Senate and House Appropriations Committees. Their feud has stalled federal funding while lawmakers cling to traditional prestige and the authority of committee chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Patrick Henry
Thomas Jefferson
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Rep
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Hayden
Senate Appropriations Committee
Cannon
Woodrow Wilson
Hayden and
Capitol
Kennebunk notes and local social updates in July
Local absences and visits fill Kennebunk and West Kennebunk as families vacation at Swan Pond and Loan Pond cottages. Barbara Dennett returns from Navy Yard leave while Dora Grover expands a beauty salon. VFW auxiliary plans a rescheduled sale and an in-house nomination meeting at Olive Rebekah Lodge features bee hive visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Smith
Neal
West Kennebunk
Frank Dennett
Swan Pond
Smith
York Products Division
Keuffel & Esser Company
Waterstreet
Kennebunk
Thomas Dickson
Rossroad
Guy House
Portsmouth
N. H
Lona Keith
Woburn
Mass
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Cole Road
Edward Bernier
Raymond Redson
Elsie Bernier
Loan Pond
Dora Grover
Dora
Kennebunkport
Olive Rebekah Lodge
Kennebunk Lodge
Forrest Rebekah Lodge
Louise Pelletier
Bobby
Intervale Road
Rangeley Bruce
Wakefield
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Washington Park
Dorothy Labbe
Lenora Carlton
Maryland
Proctor, Vt
Cynthia Connelly
M. A. Packard
Eleanor Merrill
Arundel Grange
The
Grange
Ernest Burleigh
Joel Duprey
Sanford
National Grange
Cecelia Cashen
Belfast Apt to Miss Susan Conant crowned at 18
Miss Susan Conant, 18, of Auburn is named the new titleholder in Belfast. The event drew local spectators and featured the coronation ceremony with community officials present. Contest details and future engagements were outlined by organizers.
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Belfast
Susan Conant
Auburn
Deborah Osborne Wins Hope College Stipend as Freshman
Deborah L. Osborne, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Osborne, receives a $250 scholarship for study at Hope College in Holland Michigan for the 1962-63 academic year. She will enroll as a freshman this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah L. Osborne
Lloyd Osborne
Goodwin Mills
Hope College
Holland, Mich
Hope
Suellen Simpson Birthday Guest at Kennebunk Party
Suellen Simpson was guest of honor at a party hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Simpson in the Landing area of Kennebunk on her third birthday. Attendees included Kimberly Davidson Jennifer Lebarge Jason Lebarge Suellen and her brothers Billy and David plus Mrs Freeman Davidson Mrs George Lebarge and Mrs Simpson. Cynthia Harriman and Cheryl Seavey were invited but could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suellen Simpson
Samuel Simpson
Kennebunk
Simpson
Kimberly Davidson
Jennifer Lebarge
Jason Lebarge
Suellen
Billy
David
Maine Poultry Queen crowned at Broiler Festival
Miss Co nant, planning Mt Ida Junior College in Newton Massachusetts, was crowned Maine Poultry Queen by Governor Reed at the annual Broiler Festival. Mrs Mary Leonard of Camrool won the chicken cooking contest.
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Maine
Conant
Mt. Ida Junior College
Newton
Mass
Gov. Reed
Mary Leonard
Camrool
There Must Be A Pony Opens Ogunquit Playhouse Starring Loy
The world premiere of Jim Kirkwood's There Must Be A Pony opens this evening at Ogunquit Playhouse on Summer Stages In The County. Myrna Loy stars with Donald Woods and Peter Helm along with a Broadway move planned for October 1 at Cort Theatre. The production, produced by Alan Pakula and Joel Schenker with Eleanor Bissinger, runs through Saturday with 8:40 p.m. shows and 2:45 p.m. matinees on Wednesday and Friday.
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Jim Kirkwood
John Lane
Ogunquit Playhouse
Myrna Loy
Cort Theatre
New York
Miss Loy
Broadway
Donald Woods
Romersholm
Peter Helm
Alan Pakula
Joel Schenker
Eleanor Bissinger
Jim
Irkwood
Playhouse
Softball Standings and Weekly Schedule Report
The American Division shows Springvale leading with a .909 win percentage, followed by York Heel and Merchants Express. The National Division features Roy and Perrault II and Am Clyanamid atop their group. Upcoming games enumerate Memorial field and Elks field matchups with Lajeunesse, Loranger, Martel, and Langelier among listed players. Leading hitters include Holland of Springvale and Ross of Springvale with 24 hits, plus strong showings from Martin of York and Tanguay of Express. home run leaders include Caron of Cyanamid and B Gagne of R&P with multiple circuits.
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W. L. Pet
Springvale
York Heel
Merchants
Rochambeau
Voltigeur
GBL
Roy and Perrault Ll
Clyanamid
Saco Tanning
Loranger
Lajeunesse
Memorial Field
Roy and
Perrault
Martel
Elksfield
Elks
Merchants Express
Langelier
Memorial West
Rocambeau
Luksik
Tibbetts
American Cyanamid
Janelle
Father White Honored At Beach Ceremonies
At Veterans Park Old Orchard Beach a bronze plaque was affixed to the Veterans monument honoring Rt. Rev. Msgr. Robert J. White, a retired Navy chaplain and rear admiral. John L. Sullivan of Manchester spoke as Navy secretary 1947-49. White served in World War I and received the Bronze Star for meritorious service in the Central Mediterranean during 1943-44. Congratulatory notes came from President Kennedy, Speaker McCormack, and Gov. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Bob White
Veterans’ Park
Old Orchard Beach
Veterans Monument
Robert J. White
U.S. Navy Chaplains Corps
John S. Sullivan
Navy
Veterans Park
U. S. Navy Chaplains Corps
Bob
John L. Sullivan
Manchester
N. H
Mser. White
H. K. Hewitt
Eighth Fleet
Mediterranean
Kennedy
House
John McCormack
John H. Reed
Harold McElwin
St. John-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church
Edward Walsh
St. Margaret Church
Adelbert Jakeman
Theodore Mingo
Veterans Committee
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Honors
The Associated Press lists leaders across the American League with 225+ at bats. Runnels of Boston tops batting at .341, Jimenez of Kansas City at .334. Wagner leads RBIs with 69, while Robinson and Siebern are tied at 68. Wagner also hits 26 homers. Pear son and Wagner each have 64 runs. Pagan entries include Wood 21 stolen bases and Cimoli with nine triples. Pitching bests are Donovan at .800 with 120 decisions, Wickersham and Estrada tied for 82 and 102 strikeouts respectively.
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Associated Press
Runnels
Boston
Jimenez
Kansas City
Pearson
Wagner
Los Angeles
Robinson
Chicago
Siebern
Cunningham
Rodgers
Cimoli
Fox and Robinson
Lumpe
Gentile
Baltimore
Wood
Detroit
Howser
Donovan
Cleveland
Wickersham
Kan
Pascual
Minnesota
Estrada
Terry
New York
National League Batting and Fielding Leaders Snapshot
The list highlights top NL performers with 225 at bats or more. Key figures include T. Davis of Los Angeles dominating batting with 335 at bats, 132 hits and 95 RBIs, and Mays of San Francisco leading in runs with 74 and home runs with 25. Banks and H. Aaron trail in homers with 22. Wills and W. Davis excel in steals, while Koufax and Drysdale lead strikeouts and wins among pitchers.
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T. Davis
Los Angeles
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Wills
Mays
San Francisco
Great
Robinson
Cincinnati
Virdon
Skinner
W. Davis
Banks
Chicago
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Purkey
Drysdale
Koufax
Los Angels
Rbi leaders and stolen baseTotals from teams
Runs batted in list shows Holland Springvale 29 Caron Cyanamid 26 Wilkins Cyanamid 17 Les sard Springvale and Boudreau York 16 Krasko Voltigeur A Chenard R&P Sylvester Saco and Mathieu Cyanamid 15 Dion Express Fleurant and B Gagne R&P Larose Springvale and Tardif York 14 each. Stolen bases list names Belanger Spring vale 17 Boudreau York 7 Tardif York and Ross Spring vale 6 Martin York 5 Audet York Lessard Springvale La bonte Garon B Gagne and Des coteaux R&P 4 each.
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Ab Bhave
Holland
Springvale
B. Gagne
R&p
Ross
Sullivan
Martin
York
Tanguay
Express
Belanger
Spring
Larose
Tardif
Boisvert
Ellis
Holland and Ross
Tanguay, Express
Wilkins
Cyanamid
Boudreau
Labonte
Perkins
Saco
Lauzon
Dewitt
Gregoire
Vandais
Foucher
Fleurant
Dion
Doyon
Cochin
Emerson
Lajeunesse
Rochambeau
Caron
Moulton
Mathieu
Kyanamid
Lessard
Cloutier
D. Gagne
Krasko
Voltigeur
A. Chenard
Sylvester
Norma Nolan Begins Her Miss Universe Reign
Norma Beatriz Nolan the 24 year old Argentinian Miss Universe opened her reign at a coronation ball in Miami Beach attending with over 1 000 escorts including consular officials from 50 nations. She wore a white evening gown and a $10 000 white fur while expressing plans to visit Paris and Rome and to promote international friendship. She planned to spend part of her $5 000 prize on clothes and preferred travel to movie contracts.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Norma Beatriz Nolan
Argentina
Fontainebleau
Nolan
Police Seek Two Escaped Reformatory Inmates
Authorities pursue two leads in the escape from the Men's Reformatory. FBI traced a torn envelope to Edward Nielson 17 of Portland found in a car. Nielson and Howard Wilks 31 of Farmington escaped July 9. Cumberland York deputies and state troopers comb Standish by bloodhounds with reports of two men matching the convicts seen in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Windham
Merton R. Johnson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New York City
Edward Nielson
Portland
Nielson
Howard Wilks
Farmington
Cumberland
York
Cusack Cups Feature Again At Beech Ridge
Scarborough speedster Ralph Cusack wins stock car feature at Beech Ridge Saturday for his sixth win this season after a late pile up on lap sixteen. Bob Babb of New Gloucester captures Bomber class victory. Restarts on laps sixteen and seventeen decide both races, with Cusack and Babb holding lead to the checkered flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cusack
Scarborough
Beech Ridge
Bob Babb
New Gloucester
Cusack
Babb
Stocks
Lone Ranger Author Foresees Radio Return
ARCADE N Y AP veteran writer Fran Striker who created The Lone Ranger recalls the program’s origins and his wish for a one night a week revival on radio. He discusses his career, recent novel, and views on current entertainment while outlining his Buffalo area life and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Striker
Lone Ranger
Buffalo Ywca
Janet
New York
Buffalo
Robert
Detroit
Frank Jr
Donald
WXYZ
Tonto
Tennessee Williams
Wisconsin zoologist shows salmon smell trail like hounds
University of Wisconsin scientist Arthur D. Hasler demonstrated that salmon can follow an odor trail to its source, similar to how hounds track scents, suggesting a new method for locating spawning streams.
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University of Wisconsin
Arthur D. Hasler
Bombers Feature-1 and Qualifiers Set for Meet
Results list shows Bombers Feature-1 with Babb and Benson from Biddeford and Windham, plus Dick Wolstenhulme from Windham as top qualifiers. First qualifying time 3:04.4 with Moore South Portland and Stover Buxton among others. Semi finals and consolation details noted with no times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cusack
Russ Nutting
Limerick
Roger Shaw
Windham
Paul Tardif
Biddeford
Ken Bornheimer
Scarborough
Harry Joyce
York
Nutting
George Welch
Ogunquit
Welch
Marty Vachon
Sanford
Carl Lowell
Dover
In. H
Babb
Bucky Benson
Dick Wolstenhulme
Nate Moore
South Portland
Tom Stover
Buxton
al Reed
Gorham
Wolstenhulme
Hug Meserve
Bar Mills
Benson
Tardif
Bud Hanson
Dick Allen
Don Peterson
Len Bowdoin
Falmouth
Highway Hypnosis Driving Question Answer Options
Question asks how drivers reduce highway hypnosis risk. Correct choice is move eyes regularly away from a fixed position. Monotonous steady highway driving can induce hypnosis. avoid staying fixed on one point.
Summer Tours Ready Child For Fall Term
Summer tours guide parents to build a child’s mental map of the community before school. Visit local sites like the fire station and post office, involve the child in conversations, and play games to describe daily life. The家 family can reinforce understanding by recalling daily events.
Saco Recreation Center brings 7 4 win by Oak Ledge at memorial field
Saco Memorial Field saw Oak Ledge beat Biddeford Saco Coalers 7 to 4 as Goodwin allowed seven hits in a nine strikeout effort. Choroszy earned the win while allowing ten hits. Poor fielding by Saco led to two errors for Oak Ledge and none for the Coalers. Tomorrow night Biddeford Saco faces Seal Rock after tonight’s 5 30 start at Thornton Academy field. another game against Seal Rock is set for Saco Memorial Field.
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Biddeford-Saco Coalers
Oak Ledge
Saco Memorial Field
Goodwin
Choroszy
Saco Recreation
Callahan
Seal Rock
Thornton Academy Field
Biddeford-Saco Coal
B& S Coal Ab R Rpoa Eé
COROG
Cosees
Ty Idoyle
Mercier
Saucier
Wentworth
Ouellette
Hpoae
Sanborn
Seaete
Polackwich
Itailion
Letellier
Walton
Cloutier
Parisien
Poisson
Bouchard
Kurlanska
Six Way Race For Gorham Drivers In Final Week
Gorham Raceway enters the last week of the 1962 meet with a six way battle for the leading driver trophy. Joe McAlduff of Clearview Stable Maine leads the ADR standings with .553, while Harold Ralph sits second and Al (last name unclear) third with a .367 average and 12 wins. Del Cote, Clayton Killam, and Arthur Nason trail as top Gorham drivers. The honor uses a driving efficiency rating across nights. a .300 is strong. Tonight’s feature is the $1,500 Scarboro Trot with seven entries including Gay Rhapsody, Franella Golden, and Ariel. post time 8 pm.
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Gorham
Joe McAlduff
McAlduff
Harold Ralph
del Cote
Clayton Killam
Arthur Nason
ADR
Franella Golden
Ariel
Oakledge Powers In Low-Scoring Tilt 7–6 Win
Oakledge edges B & S Coal 7 to 6 in a tight game. Key players include Choroszy and Mercier with RBIs, Walton and Cloutier with two-base hits, Goodwin and Mercier with three-base hits. Stolen bases by Choroszy and Doyle. Pitchers Choroszy and Goodwin each 9 strikeouts. Time 2 05. Umpires Horne and Parisien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakledge
Choroszy
Mercier
Wilson
Walton
Polack
Wich
Cloutier
Kurlanska
Goodwin
Doyle
B & S Coal
Oak Ledge
Horne
Parisien
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Cape Porpoise
Barbo Klint
Stockholm
Sweden
Miss Klint
Kennebunk Rotary Club
Frank A. Beard
Beard
Barbo
Jon Milligan
Land's End
Fred Holmberg
Philip Saxe
University of Stockholm
Foreign Service
Land
Crocker
Arundel
Edmund Cashen Dial
Harry S. Truman
Charles J. Palmer
Edward W. Clexton
Msgr. White
Theodore W. Mingo, Jr
William J. Mullen
Ernest Brousseau
Deborah Osborne
Father White
Norma Nolan
Maine Highway Safety Committee
Pearl Street Station
Nason
Leslie J. Nason
University of Southern California
Saco Recreation Center
Nix
Caldwell
Sue Oor
Paar
Aed Seow
Aareee
A.&g.l Caldwell Company
Boston, Mass
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