Wheel Parade Draws Sixty Four Entries At Goose Rocks Beach
Sixty four children entered decorated wheels in Goose Rocks Beach annual wheel parade held Saturday. Entries were judged on prettiest most original and most humorous with top honors going to Michelle Burnham Jennifer Gordon and Joan Stuart among others. The Goose Rocks Beach association sponsors the Junior program with a July 22 record hop and sea activities announced at parade close.
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Goose Rocks Beach
Gerry
Sandy
Vicki Kelly
Joan
Marybeth Stuart
Maureen Reilly
Lee Griswold
Jonathan
Patricia Gordon
Susan
Robert Scribner
David Stuart
Yvonne Wright
Cathy
King’sighway
MacDonald Lawn
Alvin C. McClanahan
Walter Mitchell
Lloyd Clark
Michelle Burnham
Terry
Vicky Kelly
Esan Scribner
Wayne Fessenden
Wheels
Donna Shaffer
GRB
Richard Crown
Michael Moulton
Goose Rocks Beach Association
Bible Reading In Florida Schools Faces Court Challenge
In Miami a coalition of Jewish leaders seeks to halt Florida public school Bible readings and related religious activities via two civil actions. One requests an injunction against classroom prayers and observances. the other, led by Harlow Chamberlin backed by the ACLU, contends home, church, and synagogue life should shield children from sectarian school practices.
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Miami, Fla
Miami
Florida
Harlow Chamberlin
Dade County
Florida Civil Liberties Union
U.S. Supreme Court
Pfeffer
Chamberlin
Concert at Memorial Field In Biddeford Tuesday Night
A free municipal concert by Painchaud's band is set for Tuesday at 8 at Memorial Field Biddeford. If weather turns stormy the concert moves to Thursday night since the band is busy Wednesday.
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Painchaud
Memorial Field
Biddeford
Five Die In Maine Accidents
Five people died in Maine over the weekend in land and water incidents. Donald Gero drowned at Chemp Pond Old Town. Michael May aged seven drowned at Old Orchard Beach. Charlotte Hutto died from injuries after a collision in Old Town. Her husband Louis and driver Frank Dube were reported in fair condition. Harry Muzzy, 29, was killed when his motorcycle hit a tree in Dover-Foxcroft. Everett Lee and Rhoda Lee died in a Winn collision. four others were hospitalized.
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Associated Press
Maine
Clifton
Donald Francis Gero
Old Town
Chemp Pond
Michael May
Valley Cottage
N. Y
Old Orchard Beach
Charlotte Hutto
Anniston
Ala
Bangor
Louis
Frank Dube
Syosset
L. L
Dover-Foxcroft
Harry P. Muzzy
Winn
Everett Lee
Medway
Rhoda
UN Troops Lead Congo Mission As Belgian Force Standoff Grows
Swedish Maj. Gen. Carl von Horn arrived to command U.N. forces in the Congo as Belgian troops remain and Lumumba's government threatens to seek Soviet intervention if Belgians do not withdraw within three days. The U.N. Security Council plans a Tuesday meeting on Belgium’s pullout while Western officials fear the disruption worsens as Moroccan and Ghanaian troops reinforce Leopoldville and Stanleyville.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Carl von Horn
U.N
Congo
van Horn
Palestine
Ghana
Tunisia
Morocco
Ethiopia
Patrice Lumumba
Soviet Union
Belgium
West
U. N. Security Council
Council
Fisenhower
Newport
R.C
White House
James C. Hagerty
United Nations
Hagerty
United States
Henry Capot Lodge
Lodge
U.S
von Horn
Leonardville
Stanleyville
Oriental
Lumumba
Joseph Kasavubu
Henry T. Alexander
U. N
African Republic
Alexander
Kasavubu
Women Injured In Turnpike Crash Near Cumberland
Two young Boston women were seriously injured when their small car struck a guard rail and overturned on the turnpike. Theresa N. Roy, 21, was in critical condition with a fractured skull and spine and a head wound. Peggy M. McCrea, 24, was in fair condition with a fractured skull.
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Cumberland
Boston
Theresa N. Roy
Peggy M. McCrea
Etna Eruption Shuts Sun as Lava Flows Down Slopes
Molten lava flowed down Mt Etna today while rumbling explosions subsided for now. The eruption sent a mushroom cloud high into the air, darkening Sicily and the Italian mainland and disrupting life on the island.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Etna
Europe
Rockefeller Seeks Influence at GOP Convention Clash with Nixon Nomination
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller arrives in Chicago with advisers amid signs Nixon will be nominated by acclamation. Rockefeller remains open to a draft and heads New York's 96 vote delegation. He plans to address the platform committee on nuclear testing and other issues.
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Chicago
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Rockefeller
New York
Charles H. Percy
Chicago Business Execu
Kennedy Returns to Cape Home After Cape Cod Welcome
Sen John F Kennedy the Democratic presidential nominee rests at his Cape Cod youth home after a huge Cape Cod welcome in Hyannisport Mass. Tens of thousands greet him along an 81 mile open car circuit from Barnstable airport to his summer home as Jacqueline Kennedy meets him with a hug. He calls the California trip enjoyable and pledges a long difficult road ahead.
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Hyannisport
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Cape Cod
Barnstable
California
Creative Advertising Agency Sings In Former Saco-Lowell Shops
The Creative Advertising Agency of Biddeford leases 3,400 square feet in Building 4 of the former Saco Lowell shops with an option on 850 more. President H. David Walley cites expanding business as reason and notes agency will boost industrial displays and catalogs. The firm, previously at 118 Main Street, Biddeford, plans to stay put. Hugh Marshall, area industrial development agent, sponsored the Saco Lowell location.
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Augusta
Bernard E. Esters
Houston
Aishing
Clayton E. Eames
Skowhegan
Gov. Reed
Eames
Esters
Elmer Ingraham
Desolation Pond
Currier C. Holman
Ormington
David A. Hastings
Fryeburg
Arthur Gosline
Gardiner
Frank Wood
Webster
Reed
Hastings
Gosline
Wood
Vinal C. Lancaster
Ddixfield
Vina C. Lancaster
D.dixfield
David A. Hastings F
Creative Advertising Agency
Biddeford
Saco-Lowell
H. David Walley
Walley
Creative Advertising
Maine
Belgium
Main Street
Creative
Portland
Kennebunk Walley
Hugh Marshall
Lagent
Saco-Lowell Shops
Cuba's Latin ties bend as OAS mulls ministerial meet
Washington reports Cuba's tilt toward the Soviet bloc slowing under Latin American pressure. Havana signals restraint on threats to Guantanamo and a U N push to convene ministers to discuss hemisphere unity amid charges of U S economic aggression by Cuba.
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Washington
Cuba
Soviet Union
U. S
Guantanamo Bay
Havana
Organization of American States
OAS Council
OAS
Peru
United Nations
United States
U. N
Argentina
Ecuador
Security Council
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Sunkist Oranges
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Stamps
Sylvania
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Rhodesia
Elisabethville
Katanga
London
Cape Home
Jacqueline
Henry Jackson
Margaret Price
Ann Arbor
Mich
Calif
Jackson
National Committee
Mrs. Price
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Edward
Swift
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