Nixon Strong In California Voting By The Associated Press
Across coast to coast results show Nixon leading California Republicans while Ed Brown and pension promoter George McLain boost Democratic totals. New York reformers trim Tammany. other states hold primaries Tuesday, with runoff rules in Idaho and South Dakota.
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Ray Fitzgerald
George McGovern
McGovern
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Why Doesn’t the IRS Offer Money Back to Satisfied Customers
A humorous column questions government tax agency refunds. The piece humorously asks why the Department of Internal Revenue does not offer refunds if readers are not satisfied, attributing the quip to Copr. Gen. Fea. Corp.
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Crash Victim Feels Lucky In Bangor Hospital
Hamden resident Howard A. Treadwell 23 of Hermon is hospitalized in Bangor with bruises and a deep laceration after a gravel truck lost steering when a tie rod end failed on Emerson Mill road. The empty 10 wheel truck skidded 80 feet, crashed through a bridge railing, dropped 40 feet, hit the stream bank, and bounced into shallow water 11 feet below. Officials said the vehicle was wrecked.
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Howard A. Treadwell
Hermon
Bangor
Emerson Mill Road
Labor Day Date Likely to Remain Unchanged
Governor Reed said no immediate change to Labor Day is expected despite 1959 Legislature allowing a shift. He noted New England governors favoring alignment with other states to benefit vacation travel, but only if neighboring states also modify their dates by 1961.
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New York
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Pennsylvania
Fulbright Backs U S Jap Treaty
Senator J William Fulbright supports Senate ratification of the new U S Japan security treaty ahead of President Eisenhowers Tokyo visit. The White House says no change is planned in the three day trip despite leftist protests in Japan and concerns raised by Christian Herter.
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Vandals Attack Faith Tabernacle and Propose Warm Welcome Plan
Separate reports describe vandalism at Faith Tabernacle in Old Orchard Beach with rock-throwing and window damage amid a church building program long underway. In Tokyo, conservatives plan a 600000-strong welcome for President Eisenhower on June 19, countering leftist demonstrations and a looming sit-down strike at Narita Airport.
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Legion Conclave Set For Maine At Old Orchard Beach
The 42nd annual Maine Legion and Auxiliary convention runs June 23 to 26 at Old Orchard Beach. Gov Reed will attend one meeting. James Day will also participate. Headquarters span Brunswick Vesper Beachwood Edgewater hotels. expect about 5 000 attendees.
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Old Orchard Beach
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Edgewater Hotel
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Baptists Denounce State Legalized Gambling
The American Baptists Convention in Rochester denounces legalized gambling as a deceitful practice that drains tax revenues and harms citizens. In resolutions the denomination urges anti communist education, stronger disarmament efforts, and expanded cultural exchanges to ease Cold War tensions.
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Rochester
N. Y
American Baptists Convention
United States
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Group selects officers at Saco meeting of Transatlantic group
The Transatlantic Brides and Parents Association of Saco elected officers for the coming year during its June gathering at Mrs. Diane Moreau's home. New officers include Rose Arcand president Betty Gendron vice president Rosa Antoine secretary Joan Rumery treasurer Peggy Kerry publicity chair and Moreau historian. Mrs. Margaret Chasse announced fall installation and welcomed guest Mrs Grace Skipp of England visiting daughter Connie Kunsella of Gorham.
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Engand
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Saco
Rose Arcand
Betty Gendron
Rosa Antoine
Joan Rumery
Peggy Kerry
Moreau
Margaret Chasse
Northolt
Middlesex
England
Connie Kunsella
Gorham
Muriel Lamerre
Chasse
Kunsella
Antoine
Arcand
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Eastport man ordered committed after abduction and assault
A 24 year old Eastport clam digger was ordered committed to Bangor State Hospital for mental observation after allegedly abducting his 2 year old son from his estranged wife and striking a witness as he was about to go to court. Municipal Court Judge Wesley J. Vose ordered the commitment after the man punched a man who tried to take the child last night. He was brought in on an assault charge and held without bail.
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Eastport
Bangor
Wesley J. Vose
Sheriff's Department
Vlea
Strike spreads to seven United Aircraft plants
NORTH HAVEN Conn PA strike of production workers spreads today to all seven plants of the United Aircraft Corp. There was some violence when the walkout began in North Haven. Workers at the North Haven plant struck at midnight and union members were called out this morning at plants in East Hartford and Broad Brook.
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North Haven
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Broad Brook
Night workers study clocks at international conference
Cold Spring Harbor report shows scientists studying circadian rhythms at a 10 day meet with 100 scientists. Human clocks control body temperature, hormones, white blood cells, and energy, with 24 hour cycles influencing fatigue and alertness. Some adapt better to night shifts than others.
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Cold Spring Harbor
N. Y
Long Island Biological Laboratory
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