House Marine Research Board Meets In Lubec
The House Merchant Marine and Fisheries subcommittee meets with National Academy of Sciences oceanography members and Canadian researchers in Lubec to discuss a federal marine exploration program. A NAS report urges doubling national effort to a 651 million dollar program over ten years, with lawmakers seeking details.
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House Marine Research Board
Lubec
Sumner T. Pike
National Academy of Science
Committee On Oceanography
Pike
House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Science Academy Group
Rocket Test Stand Planned at Edwards AFB in 1960s
A new eight story rocket test stand, described as the free world’s largest, is set for Edwards Air Force Base late this year. Initial plans call for two 1.5 million pound thrust liquid rocket engines, with a later expansion to four engines for a total thrust of six million pounds.
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Azusa
Calif
Free World
Edward's Air Force Base
St Paul Origins From Innifiska To City In 1841
The early settlement at St Paul Minnesota was known as Innifiska before growing into a formal town and later the city of St Paul. In 1841 the settlement was renamed and established as a city under territorial development.
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St. Paul, Minn
Innifiska
St. Paul
Local notices from Kennebunk multi-name visits and sales
Kennebunk society notes list visitors and travelers including Mrs Edmund Cashen and Germa Morin with families in Colonia and North Andover, a farm sale to Mr and Mrs O Palmer Snecker of Salem, and local moves. Also mentions Mrs Janet Bradbury visiting relatives, a home sale on Fletcher street, and Pfe David Holbrook returning from Fort Eustis. Audience activity includes a county agriculture statistic note.
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Germa Morin
Debbie and
Jerry
Colonia
N. J
Harold O’brien
Limerick Road
Arundel
O. Palmer Snecker
Salem
Mass
Downing and Marier, Inc
Main Street
Eugene Lewin
Main’ Street
Skowhegan
Alec Plourde
Fred Staples
Jennifer
Claudia
Pleasant Street
Lynn
Nellie Cashen
Norwood
Edmund L. Cashen
Summer Street
Paul West
Fletcher Street
Thomas Kezar
Storer Street
Janice Jackson
Cape Porpoise
Edmund Cashen
Journal Kennebunk
Merlin Burleigh
Friend Street
Dial YU
Col DeBevoise To Speak At Salvation Army Camp Meetings
Col L P DeBevoise and other Salvation Army leaders will speak at the annual camp meetings in Old Orchard Beach August 7 to 17. The program features Commissioner William T Dray as chief speaker the first weekend, with Major music by the New York Territorial Staff band conducted by Maj Richard E Holz and Chorus Leader Capt Vernon Post. Other speakers include Commissioners Norman S Marshall and Holland French with a schedule of daily sessions in the open air amphitheater.
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Old Orchard Beach
Col
L. P. DeBevoise
Ralph T. Miller
New England
William T. Dray
New York Territorial Staff Band
National Salvation Army
New York
Richard E. Holz
Vernon Post
Norman S. Marshall
Holland French
Camp Meeeting
Dray
Marshall
French
Miller
Bramwell] Tripp
School of Officers’ Training
Arundel Grange Plans Time Change
The Arundel Grange held its Friday meeting with Master George Higgins presiding. Members voted to move the next meeting to Friday August 21. The Youth committee will seek a National Youth Committee donation. Ill members include Mrs. Alice Tyler Mrs. Carrie Thurston and Mrs. Nancy Vetterline. Mrs. Eleanor Clapp led games and readings.
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Arundel Grange
George Higgins
National Youth Committee
Alice Tyler
Carrie Thurston
Nancy Vetterline
Eleanor Clapp
McElroy Says Reds Have Few ICBMs
Washington The Soviet Union has fewer than 10 intercontinental missiles capable of hitting the United States, Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy says in a TV interview. He contrasts with six months ago when he said Russia lacked ICBMs for current operation. He adds U.S. weapons could match any Soviet ICBM capability and the United States must retain the ability to strike if attacked.
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Soviet Union
United States
Neil H. McElroy
McElroy
Russia
U. S
Kenneth B. Kearny
R-Ny
Soviets
Kennebunkport Youth Fined In Biddeford Court
Henry H. Wildes, 18, of Kennebunkport, paid a $10 fine in Biddeford Municipal Court this morning on speeding charges. He pleaded not guilty but was found guilty by Judge Simon Spill after police said he was clocked at 55 mph in a 25 mph zone on Alfred Street Saturday night.
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Henry H. Wildes
Kennebunkport
Biddeford
Wildes
Simon Spill
Alfred Street
Biddelford
Girl Suspected in Boy’s Death Declared Sane
CNCORD New Hampshire. State Hospital psychiatrists said today a Meriden teenager is sane and competent to stand trial in the shooting death of 14 year old Lor ing Spalding. Hope Fadden 15 was ordered by Superior Court to undergo mental tests at the Concord institution. She is accused of firing a rifle shot that killed the Kimbell Union Academy freshman. Spalding was shot after a swimming date with the girl. Officials quote the girl as saying she fired a warning shot after he made improper advances and she did not know the bullet hit him.
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N. H
State Hospital
Meriden
Loring Spalding
Hope Fadden
Superior Court
Concord Institution
Kimbell Union Academy
Spalding
Treasure Seeker Found Near Death in Desert Mine Shaft
An Easterner, Joseph Pendginski of North Brooklyn New York, set out on foot to find the Pegleg gold mine in the Chocolate Mountains near Niland California. He was found unconscious and dehydrated Sunday in an abandoned mine shaft, in serious condition at a local hospital after traveling from Nil and Friday in 130 degree heat with minimal water.
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Chocolate Mountains
Pegleg
Pendginski
Eisenhower Returns From Gettysburg Farm Flight
President Eisenhower returned to the White House lawn after a 38 minute flight from Gettysburg. Mrs Eisenhower also spent the weekend at the farm and planned to return later by automobile.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Gettysburg
Child Found After Five-Hour Search Near Home
Donna Walrath eight was found sleeping under her porch after a long search by two hundred volunteers in Jordanville New York. The child had been missing since Sunday and divers had combed woods and a pond nearby.
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Jordanville
N. Y
Donna Walrath
Exterior color guidance for two story homes by Vivian Brown
A Columbus reader asks about painting a two story house in a wooded area. The columnist recommends choosing colors that suit occupants and neighborhood, avoiding garish schemes, noting that solid colors can make a house look larger while white with trim can suit rambling shapes. Yellow with white trim suggested, pink fades, charcoal gray with white trim also chic. Colonial white with dark shutters and brass hardware fits traditional style.
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Columbus
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