Installation of Mullen Council Knights of Columbus Officers
Officers of the Rev. James J. Mullen Council Knights of Columbus were installed at St. Margaret's Parish Hall Old Orchard Beach with District Deputy Paul L. LeBlond presiding He presented a state convention report The six point program committee was named by new grand knight Louis Joncas James Foley Lewis Fowler Merton Gervais Charles Beaudoin John McLaughlin and Roger Thibodeau were listed with various roles including supper chairman Lewis Fowler led the final season meeting
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James J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus
St. Margaret's Parish Hall
Old Orchard Beach
Paul L. LeBlond
Emile Belanger
LeBlond
Edward Lemire
Walter Coreau
Roger Tousignant
Philip Auger
Peter Dennis
Alec Garon
Roger Thibodeau
Joseph Quinn
John McLaughlin
Roland Perreault
Atty
Francis LaFountain
Alcide Bolduc
Merton Gervais
Leander Morin
Louis Joncas
James Foley
Lewis Fowler
Charles Beaudoin
Saco Jaycees Endorse City Sewerage Program
The Saco Junior Chamber of Commerce unanimously endorsed a 2.5 million sewage project to fund sewer lines and treatment plants. The Jaycees would raise 600,000 via a referendum bond, with 600,000 federal approval and potential 550,000 more from AR A funds.
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Saco
Saco Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Federal Health and Welfare Department
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Washington
Augusta
York County
Maine House poised for crucial vote on sales tax bill
Augusta Maine AP Maine House members prepare for a pivotal vote on a sales tax increase urged by Gov Reed to back his fiscal plan The bill has advanced through Senate support but faces heavy House opposition including many Republicans The bill requires a two thirds House majority and would yield 182 million in new revenue with portions allocated to the current services budget and supplementary funding
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Augusta
Maine
House
Reed
Senate
Assassination Hunt Persists in Jackson Miss
Police and federal agents pressed a large search for Medgar Evers killer as tensions rose in Jackson Mississippi. Evers was gunned down in his driveway sparking a mourning march and arrests while ministers and locals faced crowd control incidents around the campus. The widow urged continued resistance to discrimination amid fears of renewed racial strife.
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Jackson
Miss
Medgar W. Evers
M.B. Pierce
Evers
Mississippi
A. Charles Jones
Campbell College For
Kennedy
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Macmillan Survives Cabinet Meeting On Profumo Case
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan faced a tense Cabinet session amid the Profumo scandal with signs of strain among ministers. Denials by some ministers contrasted with rumblings of resignations, while Labour pressed for the PM’s resignation.
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Macmillan
Profumo
London
Harold Macmillan
Labor Party
Patrick Gordon Walker
Moscow
John A. Profumo
Evening Standard
Powell
Whitehall
Anthony Eden
Keith Joseph
Henry Brooke
Edward Boyle
House of Commons
Christine Keeler
Harold Wilad
Teeallen
Lord Poole
Campagn
Betancourt
Third Negro Enrolls Today At University
A third Black student, Dave Mack McGrather, enrolled at the University of Alabama system under state police protection after Gov. George Wallace rejected a second doorway stand for segregation. Vivian Malone and James Hood attended classes at Tuscaloosa after federalized National Guardsmen aided their registration. Wallace informed university officials he would not attend Huntsville amid federal troop control of the campus, pledging continued opposition to integration.
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Huntsville
Ala
University of Alabama
George C. Wallace
University Extension Center
Dave Mack McGrather
Tuscaloosa
Vivian Malone
Mobile
James A. Hood
Gadsden
Alabama National Guardsmen
Wallace
Frank A. Rose
Kennedy
Rose
Southerners Fear More Negro Aggression After Evers Slaying
News at a glance reports rising fears of Negro aggression and white counteraction after Medgar Evers, a key integration leader, was killed. Police and FBI pursue his slayer as protests mount.
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Medgar W. Evers
FBI
Subsidies For Railroad Services Are Approved
The Maine Senate approved a 1.75 million dollar subsidy for a two year trial of self propelled passenger car service between Portland and Bangor after President Marden cast a tie breaking vote. The measure faces House review and would require a bill for appropriation if supported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Senate
Robert A. Marden
Frederick W. Whittaker
Bangor
Portland
Whittaker
Public Utilities Commission
Maine Supreme Court
Coast Guard says British submarine sinking report false
The Coast Guard declared a report of a British submarine sinking 700 miles east of New York to be a false alarm. Capt Kenneth R Goodwin explained the coast guard did not verify the claim and other sources noted the report came from Albro Lake Nova Scotia via a radio relay.
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Boston
Coast Guard
New York
Kenneth R. Goodwin
Coast Guard Search and Rescue
First Coast Guard
Albro Lake
N.S
Space Flight Diary Reveals Mercury Astronaut Observations
The Mercury program ends as NASA releases L Gordon Cooper Jr. diary tape notes from his 22 day spaceflight. The transcript, possibly incomplete, highlights Cooper alone in the cabin with limited details about Himalayan signs and Red China while signaling security edits and garbled sections.
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L. Gordon Cooper Jr
U.S
Space Agency
Cooper
Houston
Tex
Himalayas
Red China
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Jackson State (Negro) College
Cecil Hathaway
Summer St
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Marcel
Lottinville
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Irma Turgeon
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