Four Teachers Added To Thornton Academy Staff
Thornton academy announces four new faculty for the 1959 60 year. Robert L Bowie headmaster said the additions include Robert Kany English and reading public relations advisor a Thornton graduate who earned a journalism degree at the University of Michigan and a masters in educational administration, Lillian Cyr French graduate of the University of New Hampshire, Roland Bolduc algebra and geometry former Biddeford high school and Dominic Dibiase mathematics former Wilton academy and University of Maine who will head new mathematics. Bowie also aims to hire a girls physical education instructor to replace Janice Ayer who moved to Portland high school.
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Bank heist uses tiny accomplice to reach front door
Police described a bank robbery plan in which a small gang member slipped between bars on a lava pane window to reach the front door. The incident, details disputed by authorities, emerged as part of a broader probe into the crime.
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International conference on mental retardation opens
Portland AP doctors from 26 nations convene a five day meeting on mental retardation with an estimated 500 physicians. The event marks the first international gathering of doctors and researchers in this field and will emphasize new research, techniques, and public health support while noting retardation as a growing national issue.
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Miss Maine May Get Film Role
Hollywood reports Twenty four Miss Universe contestants begin film tests as Buddy Adler screens candidates for Wake Me When It’s Over and other projects. Akiko Kojima and Hyun Chhoo Oh considered, with opportunities in Salammba and The Story of Page One.
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Hurricane Debra Strikes Texas Coastal Areas Hard
Hurricane Debra tore from Freeport on the Gulf to southeastern Oklahoma, bringing widespread damage. Debris and floodwaters left smashed boats, destroyed crops, damaged roofs and windows, and snarled traffic across communities. Industrial zones largely escaped heavy damage while shrimp fleets suffered severe losses.
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Nixon Proving Match For Khrushchev In Moscow
Congress members praise Vice President Nixon for handling caustic exchanges with Soviet Premier Khrushchev during a Moscow visit. Mansfield and Cooper laud his directness and toughness, noting it could benefit Nixon politically. Other lawmakers echo pride in his performance amid a hostile atmosphere.
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Saco Girl Injured in Auto Mishap on Lincoln Street
Linda Henderson a 14 year old of 60 Nye Street Saco sustained a fractured left arm and leg after being struck by a Wells driver Josephat Daigle 42 as she darted between parked cars on Lincoln Street late this morning. She was taken to Webber hospital in good condition. Attending physician Dr Louis Wolfhart. Biddeford Police Capt Philip Poirier and Technician George Friary investigated the crash.
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Death Takes MESC Head in Farmingdale
Llewellyn C. Fortier 60 longtime Maine Employment Security Commission chairman since 1942 died at his home. A Navy WWI veteran, Fortier led the Hancock County Legion, served on the national exec committee and chaired Legion baseball and high school oratorical contest committees. He leaves a wife Lora Carter and daughter Leah, wife of Navy Lt. Robert Malaney. Fortier helped organize Ellisworth American Legion post and commanded it three years. He also chaired Hancock County Legion Council and eastern Maine district. Fortier was born June 4, 1899 in Ellsworth and survived by family.
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Blue Laws Convict Actress Miss Cass In Bucks County
Bristol PA AP Justice of the Peace Earl Dougherty hand delivers Sunday blue law notices during a theater intermission. Actress Peggy Cass and others face $4 fines plus $9 costs for violating the 1794 blue laws as Pennsylvania debates raising penalties to deter merchants. Dougherty defends enforcing the law, noting his tour last week issued 66 notices.
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Castro Wins Back Premiership Amid Mass Cuban Rally
Fidel Castro was reinstalled as premier after a massive rally in Havana’s Civic Plaza near the anniversary of the 26th of July movement. He pledged to be friends with all nations that respect Cuba and warned the United States not to stand in his way while asserting Cuba’s sovereignty and independence. He described the revolution’s symbol as the machete and noted thousands of campesinos joined the protest with machetes raised, signaling strong popular support for his administration and land redistribution program.
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