Canoga Park wife tormented by assailant named
Deschambault named Maine municipal rep on Water Improvement Commission. Gov Clauson cruised aboard the Sea & Shore Fisheries patrol boat Guardian as Executive Council confirmed him amid radio trouble. The council also rejected renomination for Anton Lund to the Liquor Commission and tabled Lloyd Allen’s to economic development while confirming George Mahoney to a third term as insurance commissioner.
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Voting In Hawaii Ups GOP Hopes
Washington reports unexpected wins in Hawaii boosted GOP optimism for a comeback in 1960. Sen Thruston Morton credited labor support and “good government” to victories including a governor, lieutenant governor, a U.S. senator, and a majority of state senators, while Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson noted Democrats won two of three congressional seats.
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Bishop Frames Five Questions For Presidential Aspirants
Edgartown Mass Bishop John Wesley Lord raised five questions about a presidential aspirant’s stance on church state issues and religious liberty. He asked whether the candidate supports a free public school system, separation of church and state, freedom to worship in Protestant services, enforcement of civil law over ecclesiastical dogma, and impartial decision making.
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Wiley calls for more debates like Nixon Khrushchev talks
Senator Alexander Wiley urges expanding debates modeled on the Nixon Khrushchev exchanges. He argues such direct exchanges could usher in a new era of direct contact between the Western and Communist blocs. He spoke to the Senate on Wednesday.
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Nixon Warmly Cheered On Visit To Ural Mountains
AP dispatch reports Vice President Richard Nixon touring the Sverdlovsk region in the Ural mining area receiving cheers along the motor trip. He urged more cross border contact, hinted at a possible meeting with Eisenhower and Khrushchev, and planned a Moscow radio speech commending openness to foreign visitors.
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Sanford Air Firm Wins $12 Million Contract
Colonial Aircraft Corp announced it has won a 12 million dollar contract to develop and produce a high speed executive type craft. President David Thurston said 100 aircraft will be built under the deal and peak payroll will reach 135 to 140 workers next year with work starting in September after FAA pilot model approval.
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Pupils Defend Teacher Over Sex Survey Scandal
In Los Angeles Cecil Cook a 37 year old physiology teacher faces charges of unprofessional conduct and possible credential loss after a sex survey he gave stirred student defense. Bill Kerr 17 challenged claims of declining morals while Judy Kessler a brunette student said the class was proper and aligned with the text.
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Five women seek seats in Hawaii state election gains
In Hawaii’s first state election on Tuesday five women ran for office and two, both Republicans, were elected to the State House of Representatives Dorothy Devereux and Eureka B Forbes won seats, marking a historic stride for women in state politics.
Delay Firing Vanderberg Satellite Rocket Dis Coverer V
At Air Force Base in California a launch attempt for the satellite rocket Dis Coverer V was planned today after two prior postponements caused by overcast skies.
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Saco Motel Owner Seeks Injunction Over Kennel
A pre hearing conference was held in Alfred before Justice Siddall on a case by David St Amand owner of the Saco Motel alleging Dutton the veterinarian operates a kennel with loud noises and open burning burying dead animals near the property causing foul odors and health risks. Tenants have left rooms and not returned. The motion seeks to restrain Dutton from further nuisances and the court issued a restraining order prohibiting burying waste and allowing animals to remain.
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Kassem Targets Reds as Iraqi Uprising Threat Grows
Iraqi Premier Abdel Karim Kassem accused communists of planning simultaneous uprisings in major cities on July 14, the revolution anniversary. His government ordered the Communist dominated Popular Resistance Force not to wear uniforms and said its duties were abolished. British scientists report isolating a virus linked to trachoma and proving its role in blindness through a human volunteer. East European satellite press covers Nixon’s Soviet tour with no editorial comment.
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BOAC Stratocruiser Returns to Shannon After Engine Failure
An 89 aboard BOAC Stratocruiser bound for Boston diverted and landed safely at Shannon Airport after one engine failed 3,500 miles over the Atlantic. In separate reports from Tokyo and Vienna, Korea said it would return to talks with Japan, two Iron Curtain delegates sought asylum in Austria, and Japan aired portions of Nixon Khrushchev Moscow debate via NHK tape of NBC footage.
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Raid At Camp Ellis Nets Six
A pre dawn raid by Saco Old Orchard Beach and State Police at Camp Ellis netted three men and three Biddeford girls found in varying states of undress. Police had a warrant to search Beach Cottage Low Eastern Avenue for narcotics. none were found after an extensive search. The six defendants were arraigned in Saco Municipal Court and pleaded guilty to charges of fornication. Names include Lawrence Lloyd Hinkson 33 of Boston Massachusetts.
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Old Orchard Beach
Camp Ellis
Biddeford
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Saco Municipal Court
Lawrence Lloyd Hinkson
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Mass
Experts Divided On How Often To Change Car Oil
DETROIT AP experts debate oil change intervals with views split between 1000 miles and 5000 miles. Chrysler 1959 manuals suggest 5000 miles or three months, while many service stations push 1000 miles unless selling brands claiming 2000 miles. The industry trend toward longer intervals pressures oil sales. Automotive News surveys the clash between manufacturers and retailers.
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Chrysler Corp
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