Improvements Proposed At Biddeford Airport
The Biddeford Municipal airport is listed in FAA plans for improvements as part of a five year U S Congress program starting July 1. Approval for federal aid is not guaranteed but inclusion in the plan is needed. One strip upgrade was completed about a year ago. Atlantic Airways Inc would stop there if Maine Aeronautics Commission grants port approval.
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Biddeford
New England
Federal Aviation Agency
U.S. Congress
Congress
FAA
Atlantic Airways, Inc
Maine
Maine Aeronautics Commissi0n
Terrorism In Algiers Halted Mysteriously
In Algiers European Secret Army Organization terrorists halted operations after a day of arson and shooting. Jean Georges Sarradet urged peace while leaders of Algerian nationalists showed little interest. Banks faced withdrawals as rain-soaked Europeans awaited a referendum backdrop. Seven parties registered for the July 1 vote including FLN rivals.
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Algiers
Secret Army
Jean Georges “Sarradet
Sarradet
Doctor Hunted After Death
In New York a missing Queens physician, Dr. Harvey Lothringer, 41, is sought after a dismembered body found in his sewer and a girlfriend, Theresa Carillo, 25, also missing. Barbara Lofrumento, 19, allegedly pregnant, may have been aborted by the doctor who fled as authorities connect an abortion investigation with a homicide case. Police say Lothringer’s family has a Montreal area hunting lodge, and Canada and Mexico are on the lookout for him.
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New York
Canada
Mex
Queens
Cuba
Barbara Soframento
John Furey
Harvey Lothringer
Theresa Carillo
Mexico
Lothringer
Montreal
Mexico City
Miss Carillo
Havana
U.S
Castro
State Department
College of New Rochelle
N.Y
Pelham
Dominick Lofrumento
Miss Lofrumento
Sotramentos
Queens District Attorney's Office
Dist. Atty
Frank O'Connor
Barbara
Kennedy or McCormack Favored for U S Senate Seat
Massachusetts Democrats debate a candidate for the U S Senate with Edward Kennedy and Edward McCormack Jr. claiming momentum amid vote counts as party leaders weigh dynastic implications and the national impact. Separately in Washington Republican counsel Robert Manuel accuses the Estes inquiry of distortion and suppression of truth prompting his dismissal over testimony handling.
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Springfield
Mass
Massachusetts
Teddy
Eddie
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack Jr
House
Washington
Robert E. Manuel
Billie Sol Estes
Manuel
Agriculture Department
Estes
Sam Rayburn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Subcommittee
Reverse Freedom Rider Lodged In Portland Jail
A young Negro laborer Clem Stovall, 25 from Noxapater Mississippi, arrived in Portland after a one way bus trip funded by segregationists. He said he was told to ride until Portland for work due to the city’s small Negro population. Police found him lost and lodging him at headquarters. He reported a $50 fine in Noxapater after a dispute with a white man. his ticket cost $55.55 with $60 given to him. He claimed more funds and a wire transfer were arranged by relatives.
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Portland
Noxapater
Miss
Clem Stovall
Stovall
Soviet Jazz Development Gains Global Regard
Editor Leonard Feather notes Moscow and other cities host growing jazz scenes aimed at creating a distinct Soviet style. Young composers like Vadim Saka write improvisation friendly works while access to global jazz ideas speeds learning, turning jazz into a world music movement rather than purely American.
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Leonard Feather
Benny Goodman
Moscow
Associated Press
New Orleans
Leningrad
Kiev
Tartu
Estonia
Leningrad University
Thentic
Vadim Saka
Dizzy Gillespie
Miles Davis
Composers Union
America
Leonid Pereversey
Congress to trim foreign aid plan amid budget limits
The Senate set a 4.7 billion dollar ceiling for next year’s foreign aid, with approvals to be handled later. The body moved to bar aid to Poland and Yugoslavia, then allowed surplus food gifts, while withholding certain development loans. President Kennedy hailed food flexibility but faced a narrow rejection of administration borrowers.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Congress
Poland
Yugoslavia
White House
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