Erhard and Johnson Reach Accord on East German Treaty
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and President Johnson agreed that the Soviet East German treaty need not spark a crisis. State Department experts saw the Moscow pact as a defeat for Walter Ulbricht, while the White House dinner in the rose garden reinforced friendship and cooperation between the two leaders.
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Washington
Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
U.S.S.R
Moscow
State Department
Walter Ulbricht
White House Rose Garden
Erhard
Lbj Ranch
Mechanical Wonder Speeds Paper Work At Allied Plant
A Univac computer at Allied-Hampshire Footwear Co in Saco speeds payroll and billing tasks, finds errors, and answers only requested data. It processes payroll for 650 workers in 30 minutes, prints paychecks in under 10 minutes, and handles multiple copies. The system uses gold coated contacts, infrared card readers, and its own cooling unit. It supports storage, magnetic tape, and rapid information retrieval.
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Allied Plant
Univac
Allied - Hampshire Footwear Company
Factory Island
Saco
Opner
Nivac
Univae
Surplus Puzzles in Wheat Corn and Calories
A brief note mocks an unmanageable surplus of staple goods. Wheat and corn, alongside rising calorie counts, symbolize a comical critique of overabundance in the nation, reflecting a fiscal and dietary irony from the era.
Lobster Box Opens Daily With Lobster Pot and Pickles
Local eatery advertises a lobster box deal featuring one boiled lobster, pickles, and fries in a pot for 99 cents. Hours shown as open daily from 11 AM to 1 AM.
Humphrey Optimistic Rights Bill Will Pass
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, floor manager of the civil rights bill, said there is an excellent chance the House will accept the Senate version with no substantive changes. If approved, the bill would go to President Johnson. if not, a conference committee could cause delay or stalemate. He hopes action occurs before the Republican convention, ideally by July 4, with Senate action next week and final action by Wednesday.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
House
Humphrey
Johnson
Conference
Congress
San Francisco
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Minnesotan
Scranton Sets Out On Campaign Tour
Governor William Scranton announces a nationwide push to win the Republican presidential nomination. He plans a whirlwind four week tour with Hartford Connecticut stops and a Connecticut GOP convention appearance.
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Scranton
Dalton
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Connecticut
Hartford
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
San Francisco
Maryland
Seven Vie For House Seats In Biddeford Primary
Biddeford voters head to the polls Monday for the state primary with polling places open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Ward 1 uses Siloam Hall, Ward 2 St Andre's School, Ward 3 Emery School basement, Ward 4 Washington Street School, Ward 5 City Building court room, Ward 6 St Mary's School basement, Ward 7 American Legion Hall on Elm Street. Congressional races feature Kenneth Curtis against Henry Desmarais, while Stanely has no opponent. State senate candidates include Bruce, Johnston, Lovell and Tyndale for three seats. Democratic contenders are Duquette, Jutras, Letourneau for three seats. No probate or county offices have races.
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Biddeford
Pool Road
St. Andre’s
Emery
Washington Street
Court Room
St. Mary's
Elm Street
U. S. Senate
Edmund S. Muskie
Clifford G. McIntire
Congress
Kenneth Curtis
Cape Elizabeth
Henry J. Desmarais
Sanford
Gop Stanley
William H. Bruce
Buxton
Rev. G.stephen Johnston
Old Orchard Beach
Ralph M. Lovell
Elmont Tyndale
Kennebunkport
Armand Duquette
Philip L. Jutras
Wells
Raymond J. Letourineau
Philip FE
Vine Voaay
Graves
Saco
Mares
J. Wood
Vallely
Ban On Marches Sought In Florida Race Tension
In St Augustine Florida authorities seek review of a police ban on night marches after 300 whites paraded through a Negro neighborhood where no violence occurred. Florida Attorney General James Kynes urged U.S. District Judge Bryan Simpson to reconsider, as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr gains admission to Duval County Jail to testify at today's Jacksonville hearing.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Florida
James Kynes
U.S
Bryan Simpson
Jacksonville
Martin Luther King
Duval County
Jackson
Two Face Contests In Saco
Interest in the Monday primary election grows in Saco as two of four local candidates face ballot opposition in November. State Rep Camille L V Bedard, a Saco poltics veteran, will be opposed for his seat by former Republican mayor Worthing. Atty Philip E Graves, running for register of probate, is unopposed on the GOP ticket. Sheriff Richard D Dutremble faces first time candidate George C Dutille of Saco. Frank M Jones, ex alderman and police and fire commissioner, seeks county commissioner in a five man race. Absentee ballots are being returned promptly as turnout hopes rise despite a gloomier forecast.
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Saco
Camille L. V. Bedard
Saco Pol Tes
Nsmore Worthing
Philip E. Graves
Register of Probate
G.O.P
Graves
York County
Richard D. Dutremble
Biddeford
George C. Dutille
Dutille
Frank M. Jones
Sanford
Jones
Vivian
M. Hickey
Paul McDonald
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Judith Harriman
Thomas Economos
James Ross
Sheila Beardslee
Linda Lisica
Jane Polackwich
Linda Per
Gertrude Colliff
Emery School
Cascade Lodge
Portland Road
Dorothy Kearney
Pauline Meserve
Louise Flanagan
Ant
Colliff
Frances Worcester
Etta P. Statuti
June Boothby
Lillian Taylor
Anne Stebbins
Doris Paine
Claudette Levesque
Joan Stebbins
Eve Burgess
Mary Chenard
Nina Kelley
Maine
Bates Mfg. Co
Lewiston
Maine Savings Bank and Associated Hospital Service of Maine
Portland
Plato Truman
Main Street
D. Kerwin
Twomey
Roland E. Simard
D. Kerwin Twomey
Mary
Andes
Craig Truax
Truax
Walter E. Alessandroni
Hazelton
Depot Square
Patrick J. Hazelton
Paul A. Deshaies
Sherif
Fred G. Gowen
Ralph Higgins
Leslie Wyman
Old Orchard
Kennebunkport Fire Department
Arundel
Vic
Vic’s Appliance Center
American Legion
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RFD
Alfred
Kelvinator
VIC’ S Appliance
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