Fate Of Fishing Councilors May Be Determined Tonight
Gov Reed and the Executive Council prepare for a closed door meeting in Augusta to decide the fate of four fishing councilors tied to violations of fish and game laws. Three were fined for trout overlimit during a Desolation Pond trip and the fourth for the same offense at the same place.
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Rockland
Reed
Executive Council
Guardian
Maine
Matinicus Island
Augusta
Arthur H. Gosline
Gardiner
David R. Hastings
Fryeburg
Frank Wood
Webster
Bernard E. Esters
Houston
Chicago
Gosline
Hastings
Wood
Desolation Pond
Esters
Fish& Game Department
State House
Congo Cabinet Seeks Soviet Troops to Evacuate Belgians
The Congo cabinet voted to ask the Soviet Union to send troops to maintain order and evacuate Belgian forces, with discussions in the United Nations delaying a final delivery. Lumumba outlined three aims including peaceful Belgian withdrawal and preventing foreign aggression.
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Congo
Soviet Union
Leopoldville
United Nations
Bandung
Indonesia
Red China
Patrice Lumumba
Washington
Lumumba
State Department
U. S
Bunche
United Nations Security Council
U.N
African Republic
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Security Council
Tunisia
Pierre Vigny
Ralph J. Bunche
Sweden
Italy
Canada
Burma
Carl von Horn
Middle East
Palestine
United States
Moscow
Brokerage Firms Hit by New Brunswick Investigation
The New Brunswick government led by David M. Dickson investigates mining stock brokers and has canceled licenses for A. G. Powis and Co. Ltd. and Trans Nation Minerals Ltd. and frozen assets of Canam Investments Ltd. St Stephen Nickle Mines Ltd. and individuals Kenneth H. Gregory Alan Champagne A G Powis and A J Gena. Cenam Investments surrendered its license following a public hearing after U S SEC complaints.
End of Isolation in Angola Signals Shifting Africa
Under African upheaval Portuguese Angola faces an end to its isolation as Mozambique and Angola resist rising black nationalism. Lisbon defends its dictatorship and censorship while fearing outside pressure from expatriates after Congo’s change. Continued on Page Eight.
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Luanda
Angola
Portuguese Angola
Mozambique
Sahara
Africa
Portugal
Leopoldville
Congo
Before mirrors they stood and still do today
A brief quirky item notes that Chuckle Women were formed before mirrors and have remained in that stance, credited to Capt. Gen. Fea. Corp. The remark underscores a playful, timeless image of the group and its enduring poise.
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Fea. Corp
England man fined for dangerous driving with girl on lap
Rednal England Roger Cadbury fined three pounds for driving a motorcar in a manner that impaired control. He had a girl on his lap at the time of the incident.
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Rednal
England
Roger Cadbury
Old Orchard Beach Cited For Pedestrian Safety Record
Old Orchard Beach received a traffic safety award from the American Automobile Association marking the town's fifth straight year without a pedestrian death. Officials including Hiram Parish Percival Wardwell William McKenzie and Leslie Wyman accepted the honor noting summer population surges to about 60 000 and extra patrols to manage peak traffic.
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Hiram Parish
Old Orchard Beach
American Automobile Association
Leslie E. Wyman
Canada
New York
Massachusetts
New England
Oliver Blasts President For Kittery Pay Veto
Representative James C. Oliver attacks President Eisenhower over the Kittery Portsmouth wage equalization veto calling it ill advised and unfair. He cites 4000 Maine yard workers and argues Maine costs match or exceed Boston in fuel food clothing and housing while taxes exceed most states. Oliver condemns the veto as civic masochism and seeks justice for equal work.
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James C. Oliver
Eisenhower
Kittery
Portsmouth
Oliver
Maine
Boston
Massachusetts
Navy Yard
Kittery Naval Yard
SAC Remodels Tankers To Be Command Posts
An Air Force general notes three KC135 Stratotankers at Tinker AFB are being refitted as aerial command posts for SAC. One craft will be on 15 minute alert. The planes feature a soundproof desk for the general and aides with built in radios and flush switches.
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Oklahoma City
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
America
Tinker Air Force Base
SAC
Offutt Air Force Base
Omaha
Neb
Thomas S. Power
White House
Get Tough Policy Backed by Eisenhower Aides
President Eisenhower supports a hard hitting policy against Soviet propaganda and will push retaliation through the United Nations and other channels. Secretary Herter cited provocative Soviet campaigns over Cuba Berlin Congo and the RB47 incident as examples while noting Moscow’s possible internal pressures.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Kremlin
United States
White House
Newport
R.I
Christian A. Herter
United Nations
U.S
Herter
U.N
Soviet Union
State Department
Congo
Lincoln White
Moscow
Hottern
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Cuba
Geneva
Khrushchev
Two Destroyers Collide Off Long Beach In Deadly Sea Crash
In foggy conditions off Long Beach California the destroyer Collett collided with the Ammen. Eleven sailors died and at least twenty were injured as the two ships damaged each other amid unloading explosives on the Ammen. The collision followed rapid maneuvers and ended with the Collett’s bow embedded in the Ammen’s hull.
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Long Beach
Calif
Patrick Medeiros
Collett
Medeiros
Ammon
Boneyard
Honolulu
Ammen
Cmdr
Zaven Mukhalian
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