Rebels Demand Restoration of 1963 Dominican Constitution
Dominican rebels press to restore the 1963 constitution and form a new government before elections. Rebel leader Col Francisco Caamano Deno dismisses a junta plan for elections under OAS supervision as a fable. Brazilian troops extend security zones around the National Palace as an OAS peace mission readies a new push.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Congress
Francisco Caamano Deno
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Caamano
Organization of American States
Inter- American Force
OAS
Washington
Juan Bosch
Puerto Rico
PTA Executive Board Meets At Saco Home
Officers of the Saco Parent-Teacher Association held an executive board meeting to discuss PTA plans and future meetings. OAS members Ellsworth Bunker Imar Penna Marinho and Ramon Clairmont briefed on Dominican crisis while new president Joseph Curran outlines committees and fall preschool meeting in Biddeford. Three-wheeler scooters trialed in Decatur Georgia for postmen relief.
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Saco Parent- Teacher Association
Santo Domingo
OAS
Bosch
Ellsworth Bunker
United States
Imar Penna Marinho
Brazil
Ramon Clairmont
el Salvador
Washington
Joseph Curran
Wildwood Drive
Saco
PTA
Ellena Stackpole
Barbara Waters
Pauline Pollock
South Street
Biddeford
Curran
Thomas Morrison
Andrew Scontras
Ormond Trask Jr
Beverly Loring
Frank DeFrancesco
Pollock
Thomas Haley
Timing Of Tax Repeals Questioned By Officials
Washington AP reports that Howard C. Petersen questions the timing of excise tax repeals while not disputing their desirability. He warns continual tax cuts could debilitate the economy and urges holding reductions in reserve for future needs.
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Washington
Howard C. Petersen
Defense
State
Treasury Departments
Petersen
Senate
Subcommittee On
National Security and International Operations
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Fidelity- Philadelphia Trust Co
Johnson
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Council of Economic Advisers
Gardner Ackley
Storms Hit Wide Areas Killing and Injuring Dozens
Stormy weather with tornadoes rain and hail swept from West Texas to Minnesota and into the Middle Atlantic. A tornado struck Hale Center Cotton Center and Spade killing a farm woman near Cotton Center and injuring about 100 with six in serious condition. National Guardsmen aided Hale Center as damage spread through the town. A farm worker was killed by lightning near Bowling Green Kentucky during a thunderstorm. Funnel clouds were seen near Topeka Kansas and southwest of St. Louis.
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Associated Press
Texas
Minnesota
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Hale Center
Cotton Center
Spade
Plainview
Bowling Green
Topeka
Kan
Space Riding Preferred To Repair Work
Maj. James A. McDivitt Jr an astronaut chosen to orbit Earth in a Gemini capsule preferred space riding over repairing water heaters He grew up in Kalamazoo and Jackson Michigan studied at Jackson Junior College and the University of Michigan He served in Korea flew 145 missions married Patricia Haas and has three children
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McDivitt
Jackson Junior College
Jackson
Air Force
Korea
University of Michigan
Maj
Edward H. White
Chicago
Michigan
Patricia Haas
Cleveland
Michael
Ann Lynn
Patrick
New England Drought Needs More Rain
The U S Weather Bureau reports heavy rainfall in parts of southern New England but ongoing drought across the region. Worcester and Boston saw notable totals while northern areas remained dry. 13 of the past 15 months were drier than normal and May rainfall in Boston was only 28 percent of normal.
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Boston
New England
U. S. Weather Bureau
Worcester
Providence
Portland
Maine
Concord
N. H
Montpelier
Weather Bureau
Navy Raid Report Sinks Vessel and Recovers Damage
Eight U S Navy planes from the carrier Midway attacked the North Vietnamese coast radar station and sank a vessel after an earlier raid that left two Midway aircraft shot down. Four fliers were killed in the engagement and a spokesman said the raid caused light to moderate aircraft damage with two trucks destroyed. Nearby, three government battalions pressed toward Le Thanh as Red guerrillas overran the town. survivors said two-thirds of the garrison are dead or missing. Heavy rain drenched the storm belt from Oklahoma to West Virginia.
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Pege One
Cap Mai Ron
Midway
Saigon
le Thanh
Red
Need For Blood Bank Outlined For Rotarians
Dr. Irvin Dorfman urged Biddeford Saco area volunteers to form a voluntary community blood bank to prebuild reserves. He said current hospital donor lists cause delays and insufficient stocks in emergencies. The plan requires community cooperation and preappointed donors to replenish reserves.
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Biddeford-Saco
Rotary Club
Dorfman
Patrick Shaw
Scarborough Club
Grondin
Robert M. Jones
Clearwater, Fla
Jones
Atty
Daniel Crowley
Paul Casavant
Lloyd Anderson
Leo Shevenell
Albert Worden
Harry Wooster
Negro Deputy Sheriff Killed In Bogalusa
In Bogalusa Louisiana a Black deputy sheriff was killed and another wounded when gunfire from a pickup struck their patrol car on a rural road near the mill town. Ennis R. McElveen 41 was later jailed in Tylertown Mississippi on murder charges after a Confederate flag tagged pickup was stopped. Authorities led by FBI opened a wide probe into multiple suspects. Deputy O Neal Moore was slain by a high powered rifle bullet during the attack.
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Bogalusa
Tylertown
Miss
Ennis R. McElveen
Past Presidents of WRC Unit Set Picnic Date
CAPE ELIZABETH The Past Presidents of the Fred S. Gurney Women’s Relief Corps held a dinner party at Crescent Beach Inn. A July 14 picnic is planned at Mrs. Hazel Emomus’s cottage Acton with lunches to be taken and meet at Saco G A R Hall at 2 p m. The mystery prize was won by Mrs. Beatrice Hover. Other attendees included Mrs. Alice Smith Miss Florence Rhea Mrs. Esther Hopkins Mrs. Ruth Wiley Mrs. Gertrude Dennett Mrs. Dorothy Abbott and Mrs. Irene Ayer.
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Cape Elizabeth
Fred S. Gurney Women's Relief Corps
Crescent Beach Inn
Hazel Emomus
Horn Pond
Acton
Saco G.A.R. Hall
Beatrice Hover
Alice Smith
Florence
Shrunk Girl Returns to World After Surgery
Anne Rowston, 19, who was reduced from 6 feet 7 inches to 5 feet 11 inches through leg bone removals, steps into life on crutches. The Hyde England tale drew many pen friends including Bill Dicker, 23, a Londoner 6 feet 5 inches tall, who may be her first date. She learned drawing at Gobowen Hospital and aims to illustrate books and design cards.
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Hyde
England
Anne Rowston
Anne
Bill Dicker
Gobowen Hospital
Britain
Donald Foster
Biddeford Firemen Answer Two Calls
Biddeford firefighters were called to 23 Adams, Biddeford, last night for an overflowed oil burner. The property is owned by Alfred DesRoberts and occupied by Henry Berthiaume. Later an automobile fire at Main and Elm Streets, Biddeford, was put out with chemicals. Cause of the blaze was a flooded carburetor, firemen said. Jean Dion, 83 Hill St., Saco, is the owner of the vehicle. A tree's circulation system for its sap is sefficient. a tree could raise this line to a thousand feet.
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Biddeford
Adams
Alfred DesRoberts
Henry Berthiaume
Main
Elm Streets
Jean Dion
Hill St
iSaco
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West Virginia
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Tim Stag
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