Army Reserves Train for Riot Control in North Carolina
Two Army Reserve platoons in Raleigh amid 90 degree heat practiced riot control at a mock city setup. Troops faced tear gas, projectiles, and jeering crowds as they exercised formation, restraint, and show of force. Officers stressed minimal force and discipline, noting riots often stem from urban frustration and agitators use women and children for sympathy.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina State Fairgrounds
Egyptian MIGs cross Suez in high altitude raid
AP reports three Egyptian MIG fighters crossed the Suez Canal and flew over the Israeli-occupied Sinai Desert today. Israeli warplanes chased them back with no aerial battle and the planes landed safely. Separate reports say Jordan hanged a 32-year-old Jordanian spy west of the Jordan River.
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Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Sinai
Iraeli
Egypt
Jordan River
Jordan
State Senator Hildreth Guest of Rotary Club
Horace A. Hildreth Jr. of Falmouth, Republican state senator and active Boy Scouts supporter, spoke at the Biddeford Saco Rotary Club meeting at Wonderbar Steak House. He urged expanding scouting to aid poorer areas and noted new merit badges reflect a changing world while York District ranks among the top 10. Club plans include watermelons sale on Merchant's Day to fund scholarships.
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Boy Scouts of America
Horace A. Hildreth Jr
Falmouth
Biddeford
Wonderbar Stea House
Hildreth
Maine
Clyde Clyatt
York
Clayton Cartmill
Henry Tartre
Rene Boisvert
Maine First Family on To Tell the Truth TV Show
Kennebunk residents joined others in watching Governor Kenneth Curtis and his wife on the To Tell the Truth program yesterday afternoon. Mrs Curtis is a Kennebunk native and former Pauline Brown, daughter of Olive Brown and the late Forrest Brown Sr.
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Kennebunk
Maine
Gov
Kenneth Curtis
Curtis
Pauline Brown
Olive Brown
Forrest Brown Sr
Four-family house sale in Biddeford transfers to Rev. E Terry Courtney
A four family house at 74-76 High Street Biddeford owned by Dr Fred Wheaton was sold to Rev. E Terry Courtney of Arundel. The deal was negotiated through Edgar R Morin Real Estate Agency located at 54 Adams Street Biddeford.
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High St
Biddeford
Fred Wheaton
Rev
E. Terry Courtney
Arundel
Edgar R. Morin
Bolivian minister declines Castro asylum plans to fight imperialism
Antonio Arguedas, ex interior minister under President Barrientos, who smuggled Che Guevara diary to Fidel Castro, refuses Castro's asylum offer and says he will return to Bolivia to battle American imperialism. Arguedas and his brother fled to Chile after Bolivian authorities learned of the diary deal. He described himself as a friend of the Cuban revolution, while Castro credited his cooperation with Bolivian revolutionary movement.
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Santiago
Chile
Che Guevara
Fidel Castro
Castro
Bolivia
Hile
Antonio Arguedas
Rene Barrientos
Jaime
Arguedas
Havana
North Korea says three agents killed or captured at DMZ
North Korean Maj Gen Pak Chung kook claims three armed agents were killed or captured in separate incursions into Communist territory. U S Army Maj Gen Gilbert Woodward counters by listing recent Communist aggression along the demarcation line, noting an armed North Korean was killed south of the line on Wednesday night.
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Panmunjom
Pak Chung Kook
U.N
U.S. Army
Gilbert Woodward
Walter Brennan's surprise Hollywood birthday party at Paramount
HOLLYWOOD AP Walter Brennan appeared amused by age as his son Andrew hauled him to Paramount Studios for a surprise birthday party. Brennan, 74, was reluctant on his day off from filming The Guns of Will Sonnett but finally joined friends, saying he feels the same as on his 70th birthday. He remains the only actor to win three Academy Awards for best supporting roles.
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Associated Press Hollywood
Walter Brennan
Andrew
Paramount Studios
Brennan
Will Sonnett
Queen Elizabeth II Hosts Milestone Service for Chivalry Order
In a St. Pauls Cathedral ceremony marking the 150th anniversary of St Michael and St George, Queen Elizabeth II stood with Prince Philip as her cousin the Duke of Kent, aged 32, was installed as grand master of the order.
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London
Elizabeth II
Britain
St. Michael and St. George
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Prince Philip
Duke of Kent
Elderly lovers wed after eloping in Missouri
An 84 year old man and his 70 year old sweetheart eloped to East St Louis after relatives opposed the marriage. They had known each other only a week, met through a friend, and both had prior marriages. The bride, once a nurse, has one son. the groom has four sons and a daughter. They were married by a magistrate judge.
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ST. Louis
Joseph Yedlicka
Viola Foster
Yedlicka
East St. Louis
President Nasser to seek medical treatment in Soviet Union
Cairo reports President Gamal Abdel Nasser will fly to the Soviet Union for treatment of an unspecified ailment after announcing illness at a national congress meeting. The note comes as the Joint Military Armistice Commission meets in Korea two days before the 15th anniversary of the armistice, convened by North Korea.
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Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Soviet Union
Nasser
National Congress
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Sperry Hutchison to Appeal FTC Ban on Green Stamp Rule
Sperry & Hutchison Co. will appeal a Federal Trade Commission ruling that it restrained trade by requiring retailers to dispense one green stamp for every 10 cents spent. The FTC found the $300 million stamp program unlawfully restricted competition and conspired with others to enforce the fixed ratio, preventing bonus stamps.
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Washington
Sperry & Hutchison Co
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Wife of Pueblo skipper opposes military action
The wife of USS Pueblo commander Lloyd M. Bucher says she opposes any military move to free the ship and its 82 crew from North Korea. A spokesman, after a meeting with Secretary of State Dean Rusk described as fruitful, gave no timeline on recovering the ship or crew seized January 23.
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Washington
Lloyd M. Bucher
Dean Rusk
United States
Johnson orders letter-size mail to save four million
President Johnson directed all government agencies to use letter-size mail that fits the Post Office Department high speed machines. He said the move would save taxpayers about four million dollars annually and set an example for business and industry to follow.
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Washington
Johnson
Post Office Department
Capital Footnotes Incomes rise but inflation erodes gains
The President's Council of Economic Advisers reports Americans saw a $53 rise in after tax income in the second quarter but inflation absorbed most of the gain. After adjustment for price changes since 1958 the real per person increase is only $15. Johnson signs $400,000 for inauguration facilities. Pentagon allows General Dynamics to build four submarines to bring Navy closer to 69 nuclear attack subs.
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General Dynamics Corp
Navy
NRA Exemption Move Sparks Capitol Gun Bill Clash
Chairman Emanuel Celler after House approval of an amendment to the gun control bill exempts a NRA arm. The remark casts the NRA as insidious yet unlikely to prevail for long amid the chamber debate on federal firearm regulation.
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National Rifle Association
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
House
Judiciary Committee
NRA
Auxiliary Members Meet In Biddeford
Members of the Tighe-Beau din-Farley Unit American Legion Auxiliary met at the post home Elm Street Biddeford with President Mrs Blanche Keithley presiding Reports from Secretary Pauline Kennedy and Treasurer Germaine Lariviere 23 paid up members were reported The charter was drafted in memory of Elizabeth Girard and Anna Gagnon New member Pauline Pinard welcomed and Ida Noyes won the mystery prize Next meeting set for Wednesday Aug 28 at the post home Other attendees and music by Miss Rachel Martel referenced.
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Tighe-Beaudoin - Farley
American Legion Auxiliary
Post Home
Elm Street
Biddeford
Blanche Keithley
Pauline Kennedy
Germaine Lariviere
Olive Croteau
Keithley
Department
Bath
Elizabeth Girard
Anna Gagnon
Pauline Pinard
Ida Noyes
Annette Collard
Alice Goulet
Evelyn Morin
Laurette L’heureux
Marguerite Poire
Rose Allard
Lawn Party Planned by Biddeford Men
Council Chagnon met at the hall on Adams Street Biddeford with Norman Laverriere in charge accepting Joseph St Ours and De Viger as members The annual Lawn Party will be Aug 24 from 6 pm to midnight Lobster corn on the cob and clam chowder will be served Reservations may be made through club officers Treasurer Henry Piette read the treasurers report Ernest Lapointe read the trustees report Laverriere and Richard Charbonneau served a lunch Opening and closing prayers were recited by Ernest Valliere
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Council
Chagnon
Adams Street
Biddeford
Norman Laverriere
Joseph St. Ours
de Viger
Henry Piette
Leo Chretien
House Committee
Trustees
Ernest Lapointe
Laverriere
Richard Charbonneau
Ernest Valliliere
Alabama man bags six point deer en route to work
Huntsville resident Willard Underwood who annually hunts in Virginia shot a six point buck while driving to Redstone Arsenal. Conservation officers seized the animal. Underwood left with a damaged radiator and a broken headlight from the collision.
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Huntsville
Ala
Willard Underwood
Virginia
Underwood
Redstone Arsenal
Conservation Department
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