Maine lawmakers weigh supplemental budget amid long session
Augusta AP reports Maine legislators enter week 24 of the 101st Legislature with no sign of adjournment. The Appropriations Committee cites a $3.6 million supplemental budget, $1.8 million below Gov. Reed's request, as debates on a sales tax rise continue and no consensus on the two year fiscal program emerges.
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Maine
E. Perrin Edmunds
Fort Fairfield
Appropriations Committee
Reed
Yeggs Hit Two Biddeford Firms In Early Morning Theft
Skylight burglaries targeted the Diamond National on Elm Street and United Auto Parts at Elm and Lincoln. Loot $600 to $700 mostly from cash drawers. auto parts firm clock stopped at 2 23 a m to time entry. Ladder and clothesline used for roof access. Police chief Sevigny leads investigation with Biddeford police.
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Lincoln Streets
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Women Seeking Man With Strong Will Word Play
Brief humor item from the humorous page noting a line about women wanting a man with a strong will made out to them, attributed to Copt. Gen. Fea. Corp. comedy feature.
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Fea. Corp
Wallace vows defense at Alabama desegregation clash
Governor George Wallace heads to Tuscaloosa to block the registration of Vivian Malone and James Hood as 800 lawmen and 500 National Guard troops stand ready. The university board, led by Frank Rose, plans to admit a third Black student as Kennedy addresses mayors in Honolulu.
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Mayors Back Kennedy Civil Rights Plan At National Meet
Honolulu AP President Kennedy urged a five point program to ease urban racial tensions. Mayors including Wagner Daley Cavanagh and Barri pledged support calling civil rights the nation s top problem. Kennedy pressed peaceful steps and biracial committees as he wrapped a Western tour and prepared a majorforeign speech.
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New York
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Chicago
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Detroit
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Pittsburgh
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Cuba
Berlin
Washington
American University
White House
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Favorite Son Moves May Scramble GOP
An AP analysis notes a growing favorite son push in the 1964 GOP race. Minnesota Republicans weigh withholding votes from Rockefeller and Goldwater to back Walter Judd possibly creating a stalemate. Romney's potential as a beneficiary is discussed with possible moves in several states.
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Barry Goldwater
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George Etze
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Romney
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Kennedy Sets High Level Talks on Test Ban in Moscow
President Kennedy announced that Khrushchev and Macmillan will send negotiators to a mid July Moscow conference to push a nuclear test ban treaty. He also declared an immediate atmospheric test ban by the U S while other states refrain, saying the move aims to aid a formal binding treaty.
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District Court Bill Removed by Saco Rep Be dard
Saco representative Camille Be dard announced he withdrew the district court bill, citing a unanimous ought not to pass from the Joint Judiciary Committee. He said no committee members supported it and no vote would be pursued with defeat likely. The plan to establish new district courts in York County would wait until the municipal judge’s term ends in 1965, with a possible restart in the 1965 session.
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Kennedy urges local action as Wallace appeals calmly
President Kennedy calls for increased local responsibility in handling racial disturbances as National Guard stands by in Tuscaloosa. George Wallace asks followers to stay off Alabama campus while Negro students prepare to enroll. Wagner seeks mayors’ endorsement as a favorite son movement looms over 1964 GOP race.
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Macmillan orders Dilhorne inquiry into Profumo scandal
Prime Minister Macmillan returns from a golf vacation to name Lord Dilhorne to probe security lapses linked to former War Minister John Profumo and Christine Keeler. The inquiry may determine negligence or breach as Ward, a osteopath, is jailed on a living-on-prostitution charge.
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Yevgeny
Eugene) Ivanov
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Stephen Ward
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Marl
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