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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1962

Page

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Larrabee Honored at Surprise Testimonial Banquet

Associates gather at Biddeford High School cafeteria as Paul Larrabee resigns after 17 years leading the union serving Biddeford Arundel and Dayton. The event features remarks by Maine Department of Education official Ker mit Nickerson and bids farewell from educators and officials including Ray Kenneally Clara Stone and Lucien Doyon.

Biddeford High School Paul Larrabee School Union Ruthinette Raymond A. Kenneally BHS Lucien Doyon Biddeford Board of Education Arundel Dayton Larrabee Waldo Emery Alfred Kermit S. Nickerson Maine Department of Education Clifford Berry Biddeford Board of Education Clara Stone Arundel Board of Education Robert Anderson Dayton Board Theresa Vandermeulen

Soviet Union Raises Prices for Meat and Butter

The Soviet Union hiked meat and butter prices to fund agriculture amid food shortages. Butter rises 25 percent to 1.83 dollars per pound. pork and beef up 30 percent to 88 cents per pound. Salaries remain low, with semiskilled workers earning about 88 dollars a month and professionals around 222 dollars. The government blamed the United States for pressures, citing imperialism and a feverish arms race as context.

Moscow Soviet Union

Goldwater Optimistic About 1964 GOP Prospects

Washington AP report summarizes a new biography stating Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona believes the Republican presidential nomination in 1964 will favor the conservative wing he leads. The bio notes he might run if GOP prospects look bright and that conservatives could control the next convention.

Washington Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Goldwater

Eichmann Executed in Israel for Holocaust Crimes

Eichmann walked to the gallows at Ramleh Prison near Tel Aviv and was hanged for his role in the Nazi extermination of six million Jews. His body was cremated and ashes scattered in the Mediterranean. He remained defiant, rejected mercy, and claimed he followed orders.

Tel Aviv Israel Adolf Eichmann Gestapo Ramleh Eichmann Hitler Mediterranean Eich Mann Jewish Affairs Section Supreme Court Izhak Ben-Zvi Jerusalem William Hull

Chuckle: Housewife Finds Time With Dishes

A light joke notes the easiest way for a homemaker to get a few minutes alone at day’s end is by starting the dishes. The line reflects classic domestic humor and magazine feature framing.

Gen Fea, Corp

Saco zoning law questioned in municipal court hearing

Washington AP report notes Senate Finance Committee considering a compromise on withholding taxes on dividends and interest. A $5 000 income exemption is proposed but faced opposition from Chairman Byrd who fears undermining the principle of withholding. Republicans align with Byrd. other lawmakers oppose the measure.

Saco Ooo Sa Washington Senate Senate Finance Committee Treasury Harry F. Byrd D-Va Byrd House Kennedy Finance Committee Sens Russell B. Long D-La George A. Smathers D-Fla

Portland to Build $2.5 Million Waterfront Hotel

Portland shipping executive Ralph A. Leavitt said plans are under way for a $2.5 million waterfront hotel to be operated by Sheraton Corp with Maine capital. The 200 room facility at Long Wharf would include a restaurant lounges and boating facilities on land leased from Pocahontas Fuel Co. Local Waterfront Task Force outlined the plans last July.

Portland Sheraton Corp Ralph A. Leavitt Boston Sheraton Maine Capital

Market Shows Easing Opening After Deep Stock Losses

New York trading opened irregularly with some blue chips up and others down as investors take profits after a sharp rally. American Telephone fell 2.12 to 111.12 while Chrysler rose 0.12 to 44.37 and Eastman Kodak gained 1.75 to 98.25 amid heavy volume and a looming congressional probe into the securities industry.

New York American Telephone Chrysler Eastman Kodal Congress New York Stock Exchange Pacific Coast Midwest Congressional Wright Patman D-Tex House Banking and Currency Committee Patman

Kennedy seeks 10 Communist Party members to register

Atty. Gen. Kennedy petitions the Subversive Activities Control Board to compel ten named individuals to register as Communist party members. The action follows Supreme Court rulings upholding registration and the 1950 Internal Security Act. The list includes officials from New York, California, Seattle and Los Angeles. Responses are due in 20 days with hearings to follow.

Washington Robert F. Kennedy Kennedy William L. Patterson New York Betty Gannett Tormey William Albertson New York Party Committee Brooklyn Arnold Samuel Johnson Miriam Friedlander Louis Weinstock New York City Albert J. Lima Oakland Calif Northern California Roscoe Quincy Proctor Berkeley North California Dorothy Healey Los Angeles Southern California Burt Gale Nelson Seattle Northwest Inc Lima Nelson Register

Legal challenge to Saco zoning ordinances in trucking case

Atty Philip Graves challenged city zoning in the MacDonald trucking case in Saco Municipal Court. Defense contends ordinances were not properly passed or published, affecting the A and R trucking terminal on Ocean Park Road. Proceedings paused with objections under advisement.

Saco Atty Philip Graves Saco Munnicipal Francis L. Mac Donald Ocean Park Road Macc Donald Peter W. Hellige Graves Zoning Appeals Board William F. Wilson, Jr Hellige MacDonald Haseen George Brickates Cleo Ross Telephone Company Biddeford Clifford A. Purvis Raymond Hobbins Peter Hellige Andre Cloutier Benjamin Rycosky Perley Tripp Ross A & R Trucking Company Chester A. Kimball Kimball Purvis A and B_ trucking company Brickates

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