Estenssoro Wins Bolivian Presidency in Landslide Victory
Victor Paz Estenssoro, 52, reclaimed the Bolivian presidency with a sweeping win for the Nationalist Revolutionary Movement. He led the pro American party to a decisive victory amid protests by two rivals and a limited violence campaign. Ballots showed MNR ahead with strong support from Indian and peasant voters and miners.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Victor Paz
Walter Guevara Arte
MNR
Nationalist Revolutionary Movement
AMNR
Mario Gutierrez
Bolivian
Socialist Falance
FSB
Hugo Gonzalez Moscosco
Trotskyite
Communist Revoluionary Workers Party
Paz Estenssoro
Juan Lechin
Guevara Arte
Guerrez
Revolutionary Workers’ Party
Hernan Siles Zuazo
United States
Siles
Wheelchair Nurse to Receive BS from Boston College
Marjorie O'Brien a 25 year old polio survivor who uses a wheelchair will earn a bachelor of science degree from Boston College School of Nursing. She completed clinical training at Lemuel Shattuck Hospital and faced daily hurdles including transportation and classroom access with help from supporters and a traffic officer.
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Boston
Boston Floating Hospital
Hey
Marjorie O'Brien
Marjorie
Boston Collegechool of Nursing
Miss O'Brien
B.C. Nursing School
Back Bay
Joe Mazzucchelli
Lemuel Shattuck Hospital
Baldwinville
Majorie
Henry Heywood Hospital
Unhappy Pig Story Prompted by Family Chaos
A humorous note asks if readers heard about the unhappy pig whose father was a boar and whose mother kept the place littered up. The quip is attributed to a lighthearted feature from Gen. Fea. Corp.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Saco Qualifies For Sewer Plant Grant
The city of Saco is offered a federal grant not to exceed 27000 for a Bear Brook sewerage plant with a 90000 total project cost. Maine officials report a 18000 state share and 45000 local match, with final approval pending.
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Saco
Bearbrook
Charles R. Cote
Cote
Sylvan C. Martin
Sanitary Engineering Division
U. S. Public Health Service
Goose Farebrook
Martin
Last Primaries Slated Tuesday in 1960 Campaign
Washington reports the final three presidential primaries set for Tuesday in New York California and South Dakota. No pledged delegates will be awarded in the Democratic race. Kennedy leads with 348 convention votes while Nixon gains full delegations in Hawaii Colorado and Washington.
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Washington
New York
California
South Dakota
Sen
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Nebraska
New Mexico
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Richard M. Nixon
Hawaii
Colorado
Japanese Socialists Approve Mass Resignation Move
Japan's Socialist bloc formally approves mass resignations to pressure Prime Minister Kishi amid President Eisenhower's visit. Sohyo plans a June 10 embassy protest and June 11 rallies with 200000 participants, plus June 15-17 work stoppages and a mass march on June 17. The action hinges on dissolving Parliament before the June 19 treaty date.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Eisenhower
Japan
Kishi
National Labor Federation
Sohyo
People’s Council
U.S
White House
James C. Hagerty
Parliament
Liberal-Democratic Party
Inejiro Asanuma
Kyodo
Hirohito
Missile Plant Is Struck in West Coast Picketing
Missle plant picketing spreads from California bases to Florida with a work stoppage by the International Association of Machinists IAM in protest of wages and benefits. Convair and San Diego Pomona plants and several air force bases affected. About 800 IAM members strike Cape Canaveral and other bases as mediation continues none.
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San Diego
Calif
Atlas Missile
Atlas
California
Florida
International Assn. of
Convair
General Dynamic Corp
Air Force
Pomona
SAM
IAM
United States
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Acros
Coas
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Warren Air Force Base
Cheyenne
Wyo
Offutt Air Force Base
Omaha
Neb
Holloman
N.M
Air Perce
F. Marvin Sconyers
Degrees Awarded at Maine and Nassau College Commencements
Basil S. Farah of Rockaway New Jersey earned a doctorate in chemistry at Maine's 114th commencement the schools first. Maine awarded 752 bachelor's degrees 51 master's degrees to 51 graduates and eight honorary doctorates to listed leaders. Nassau College granted 41 bachelor's degrees and four honorary degrees to notable figures including Bishop Hatcher Miriam McMillan and Lawrence L Page. A Maine court justice received an honorary Doctor of Laws at Boston University.
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Associated Press
Basil S. Farah
Rockaway
N. J
University of Maine
State University
Maine
John H. Reed
Daniel J. Feeney
Portland
William Hilton
Great Northern Paper Co
Myron C. Peabody
Springfield
Mass
Wilhelmina F. Dunning
University of Miami
O. Spurgeon English
Temple University
Arthur O. Willey
Cleveland
Ohio
Sidney Hook
New York University
Nassau College
Eugene C. Hatcher
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Miriam McMillan
Abraham M. Sonnabend
Hotel Corporation of America
Sanford High School
Lawrence L. Page
Boston University
Harold F. Dubord
Saco Couple Marks Golden Wedding Celebration
Traditional golden anniversary observed at the Clappison home on Ferry Road Saco with an open house from 1 to 8 pm. Sons Raymond Arthur and Earl organized the event with corsage pins money tree and cake cutting. Granddaughter Carol Ann Clappison helped with the guest book.
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Ernest Clappison
Ferry Road
Saco
Raym d
St. Mary Rectory
Biddeford
Twin Cities
Raymond
Arthur
Earl Clappison
Harry Janson
Phoebe Spellman
Ruth Knight
Frederick Swett
Ronald, Cote
Lee Boyd
Carol Ann Clappison
South Portland
Mrs. Clappison
Stand Of Catholic Public Official Is Interpreted
Senator Thomas J. Dodd defines the representative American Catholic as a free agent guided by personal judgment yet respectful of church guidance. He emphasizes separation of church and state, rights to public services, and loyalty to the U.S. Constitution while serving in public office.
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Burlington, Vt
Thomas J. Dodd
D - Conn
Trinity College
Dodd
Supreme Court
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American Snowshoe Union
George C. Neault
Rochambeau Club of
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Dominique Gagne
Albert Boisseau
Rita Regis
The
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Joseph Larose
Rochambeau Club
Bertrand Dutil
Robert Gagnon
Robert Martel
Jeremie Divette
Albert Cote
Leon Lamoreaux
Estenssoro
Bagley
Stamps
Hamburg
Bessey’s Drinks
WED
Summons
Actors Unit
Ralph Bellamy
Actors Equity Assn
League of New York
Performers Union
Broadway
Bellamy
Hollywood Sunday
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt House
Campobello
Actors Equity
Ike
Biddeford High School
Lee
Earth
F. Barra
Alfred Rd
Edward
Swift's Premium
Penny Lee
Macaselle
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