Republican Prospects Weak for 1964 Presidential Nomination
James Marlow argues that if Goldwater loses in 1964 the GOP will search for new prospects. Scranton remains the only potential rival, though his campaign lacked organization. Nixon, Rockefeller, and Lodge are aging figures with slim odds, and Nixon’s California gubernatorial defeat harms his prospects.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Nixon
Rockefeller
Lodge
Scranton
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Goldwater Faces Republican Shakeup and Aging Figures
The piece notes Senator Goldwater’s clashes with Nelson Rockefeller during the 1968 primaries and hints at a changing GOP as aging figures like Rockefeller and Lodge edge toward possible decline. It plus touches on local news of fire, visits, and reorganizations in Lebanon and surrounding towns.
Rotarians Plan For Barbecue In Kennebunk
KENNEBUNK The sixthteenth annual Rotary Chicken Barbecue is set for Wednesday August 5 from 5 30 to 7 30 p m at the Park Street Playground Col Ret David Craig serves as general chairman with numerous committees named for advance ticket sales setup serving tables and duties including dispersers ticket collectors sale of candy pie and ice cream parking and music supervision by Leonard Angell and Roger Gonneville among many volunteers listed.
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Kennebunk
Park Street
David Craig
Charles E. Cole
Marier Jr
Kenneth Burr
al Packard
Phil Saxe
John Dresser
Charles Dessow
Frank Beard
Hi Clifford
John Audibert
Thomas Reagan
Fred Goodwin
Charles Belvea
Harrison Coleman
Arthur Lombard
James Ivers
Ralph Stephan
Walter Burke
Kai Suhr
Tom Jones
Lendall Smith
Jon Milligan
Warren Fisher
John Seekins
John Christensen
John Alheim
Earl Davis
George Hopkins Myer Saxe
Robert Marier Sr
Ernest Smith
John Wilcox
Ted Shields
Theodore Kingsbury
James Johnston
George Whittier
Ernest Fessenden
Charles Crosman
Ernest Warren
Norris Stephens
Leonard Angell
William Berry
Carle Spiller
E. E. McPherres
Marlowe Lebarge
John Downing
Robert Stinson
Lendall Fessenden
Harry Mapes
Vernon Littlefield
Roger Gonneville
Rising Operating Costs in Saco 1954 Budget Review
A 1954 55 budget update shows Saco city expenses rising across departments. Key figures include Thornton Academy budgets totaling 373 785 30 and city operating costs to Dec 31 1954 at 638 584 80 with net approved budget around 1 183 000. Major changes include new school buildings roads and a Burns School wing while livestock and death causes drop from earlier records.
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Maine
Saco
Saco Teachers Committee
Saco City
Harry Warren
Burns School
Thornton Academy
Board of Assessors
Marriage Intentions in Saco Listed for Public Record
The Saco city clerk lists marriage intentions for John Edward Arsenault of 188 Beach St and Nancy Ann Grace of 40 Hall Ave. Also recorded are Mario Mart Miminos of Somerville, Mass and Sandra Kou toulakos of 195 Beach St. Warren C. Giles is noted as serving his 13th year as National League president.
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Saco
John Edward Arsenault
Beach St
Nancy Ann Grace
Hall Ave
Mario Mart Miminos
Somerville
Mass
Sandra Koutoulakos
Warren C. Giles
National League
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Simon Spill
Max Ruben
Phillip Saxe
Arnold Shapiro
Eliot Feinberg
Joseph Truman
Charles Green
Ross
Harold Stassen
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oregon
California
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
U.S
Viet Nam
Lebanon
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Hood
Andersson
Adirondack Mountains
Cecil Mace
Rochester
Florence Stevens
Milton Mills
Hazel Clark
Ralph Pace
Berwick
James Emmons
Lyman Larry Wakefield
Wick
Walter
Alfred Lewis
Fred Gale
Norman Randall
Cavendish
Clarence Randall
Norman
Charles Randall
Normin
Lydia Myers
Greene
Walter Myers
Sanford
Linda MacKechnie
Walter Hayes
Winter Haven
Fla
Esther MacKechnie
Lairport
Boston
Joan Goodwin
Maurice Goodwin
Sanford Hospital
Isabelle Rand
McClellan's
Reese
Jack Woodsome
John Sturmer
Shelbourne Falls
Biddeford
Edward
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