Congress Backs Herter Stand On West Berlin
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter's firm stance against yielding West Berlin's freedom won broad bipartisan support in Congress. U S diplomats hope this backing will pressure the Moscow regime to shift policy, potentially easing the German problem. He spoke grimly in a 15 minute radio TV address to the American public after six weeks of deadlock at the Geneva talks. Negotiations recessed until July 13.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
West Berlin
Congress
U. S
Moscow
Herter
Geneva
Germany
Family Fights End as Long Released from Mental Hospital
In Louisiana, Mrs. Earl K. Long left the mental hospital, signaling the end of family resistance to his release. Attorney Joe Arthur Sims indicated the governor’s bid for freedom proceeds with a Covington hearing and subpoenas for witnesses as the 63-year-old’s condition is reported as satisfactory.
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Baton Rouge
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Joe Arthur Sims
Russell B. Long
D-La
Arthur Long
Sims
Mandev Lle
Cardinal Cushing Attacks Court Ruling on Sunday Laws
Boston Archbishop Cardinal Cushing condemned a federal court ruling that struck down Sunday business restrictions. He urged Catholics to show broad support for preserving Sunday observance and rest. Massachusetts Attorney General McCormack said he would appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Association of Prayer and Rest
Cardinal Cushing
Springfield
Massachusetts
Edward J. McCormack
Supreme Ourt
1957 Ford F700 Tractor with full equipment and low miles
Heavy duty tractor modeled as 1957 Ford F 700 with air brakes electric sanders and eight thousand actual miles. Includes a Gramm aluminum 28 foot trailer insulated with new tires dual wheels and a recent overhaul in exceptionally good condition withDial Biddeford AT 4-6122.
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Dial Biddeford
Bowdoin Begins Last Voyage Toward Mystic Exhibit
The Bowdoin, an Arctic schooner built in Maine, sails from Falmouth on its final voyage led by 85 year old Rear Admiral Donald B. MacMillan. The 38 year old vessel, famed as one of the rugged wooden ships, will be preserved as a permanent exhibit at Mystic Seaport in Connecticut.
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Falmouth
Mass
Bowdoin
Donald B. MacMillan
Mystic
Conn
Mystic Museum
Oregon Trail romance as Day Roudebaugh weds Hollaman
In Kemmerer Wyoming amid prairie schooners of the Oregon Cavalcade 18 year old Judith Day Roudebaugh of Drain Oregon and 21 year old Thomas A Hollaman also of Drain Oregon married Tuesday in a circle of covered wagons at the Oregon Trail monument in Kemmerer's Triangle Park. The ceremony was led by Rev. R F Meier Kemmerer Methodist Church in pioneer attire.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Judith Day Roudebaugh
Thomas A. Hollaman
F Drain
Ore
Oregon
Oregon Trail
Independence
Oregon Trail Monument
Kemmerer’s Triangle Park
R. F. Meier
Kemmerer Methodist Church
Governors in Paris visit before Moscow tour
Nine American governors headed for a 24 day Soviet Union tour landed in Paris for a brief sightseeing break. The team includes Leroy Collins Florida George D Clyde Utah John E Davis North Dakota Luther H Hodges North Carolina Robert B Meyner New Jersey Stephen L R McNichols Colorado Robert H Smylie Idaho William G Stratton Illinois Cecil H Underwood West Virginia.
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France
Paris
Moscow
Soviet Union
Leroy Collins
Florida
George D. Clyde
Utah
John E. Davis
North Dakota
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Stephen L. R. McNichols
Colorado
Robert H. Smylie
Idaho
William G. Stratton
Illinois
Cecil H. Underwood
West Virginia
Saco-Lowell Signs Pact For Tooling
The Saco-Lowell shops and the Boston Ordnance District signed a 372,610 contract for tooling and equipment to support a 2,700,000 M60 machine gun production contract. Government tools will arrive at the Edwards plant in the near future as production steps are defined. Worker recalls are not yet estimated. between one and 50 employees could be employed on the venture.
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Saco-Lowell
Boston Ordnance District
U. S. Army Procurement Agency
Army
Saco
Edwards Plant
Saco Lowell
Sai
Prison Riot Quelled By Tear Gas
In Springfield Missouri six teen hours of rioting at a federal prison hospital ended when tear gas forced inmates to surrender. Prisoners in the 10 North unit seized guards led by Earl Taylor and others, wrecking offices and seizing tranquilizers and phenol. Warden Settle and federal officials assessed the chaotic incident and identified leaders Taylor Roberts and Reec as ringleaders.
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Springfield
Big Medical Center
Leonard Appley
Appleby
U. S
Earl Taylor
Taylor
Il North
Carl Roberts
Bryan D. Reec
Russell C. Settle
North
Settle
S. Chet Taylor
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kan
Myr E. Alexander
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Washington
Noah Alldredge
25 Die In Norwegian Hotel Fire
STALHEIM Norway AP The Stalheim resort hotel fire killed or left missing 25 vacationers with 22 Americans among the dead. A wandering Norwegian guide faced questioning on possible cigarette negligence as investigators and U S embassy staff battled to verify casualties amid scattered guests and hospital treatment.
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Stalheim
Norway
Voss
U. S
Oslo
Red Cross
Old Orchard Beach party faces license snag for Luna Park rides
Luna Park Inc plans a 150000 dollar amusement area on East Grand avenue and set to open when lights go on tonight but Old Orchard Beach officials deny a license. The firm, led by Harry Prince of Revere, faces opposition from abutting owners and selectmen over zoning and nuisance concerns while noting some operators have paid licenses and others have not.
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Luna Park, Inc
Old Orchard Beach
Harry Prince
Revere
Mass
Paul Sicard
Prince
Thomas Collins
Pompano
Gerrish
Brick Store Museum names new officer slate for 1959 60
At the annual Brick Store Museum society meeting in Kennebunk Atty Charles W Smith was named president for 1959 60 Ward L Johnson becomes vice president Frank D Lord is treasurer and Mrs Donald D Kimball secretary New directors include Josef Arentz Eugene C Kelley Jr Melville Freeman and Mrs George Fiske Mrs Orren Tibbetts fills Ward L Johnson's one year term Other directors continuing are Edith C Berry Joseph Cole Philip McMaster E E McPherr es Mrs Donald F E Smith and Mrs A Ralph Stephan The program featured Dr and Mrs Henry Hartnell of Lawrence Mass presenting Alaska slides and the group toured the new library and offices before a social hour.
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William Lord
Kennebunk Center
Ward L. Johnson
Kennebunkport
Atty
Charles W. Smith
Kennebunk
Frank D. Lord
Donald D. Kimball
Brick Store Museum Society
Ward L Johnson
Vce
Josef Arentz
Eugene C. Kelley, Jr
Melville Freeman
George Fiske
Orren Tibbetts
Edith C. Berry
Joseph Cole
Philip McMaster
E. E. McPherres
Donald FE. Smith
A. Ralph Stephan
Henry Hartnell
Lawrence
Mass
Alaska
Alcan Highway
Donald E. Smith
Atom Spy Goes Behind Iron Curtain
BERLIN AP Klaus Fuchs, the German-born scientist once jailed for passing atomic secrets to the Soviet Union, disappeared behind the Iron Curtain after leaving England. He said he bears no grudge against Britain or the West and planned to join his father in East Germany the East German Democratic Republic. He declined to outline his future plans and avoided further comment on East West tensions.
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Berlin
Klaus Fuchs
Iron Curtain
England
Soviet Union
East Germany
Fuchs
Germany
Britain
German Democratic Republic
Emil Fuchs
Leipzig
Britains
Harwell
Argentine Leader Defies Rebel Military Heads
Rear Adm. Isaac Rojas, hero of the Peron revolt, called for President Arturo Frondizi’s resignation in a defiant stand against rebel officers. Frondizi’s government vowed to resist, signaling a deepening standoff as talks for a new cabinet attempt to quell the crisis amid accusations of misguided economic policy and ties to communists and Peronists.
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Buenos Aires
Alfredo Vitolo
Rojas
Frondizi
Vitalo
Appeal of Saco Case Sustained by Maine Supreme Court
The Maine Supreme Court sustained the appeal of Dwight and Phyllis Howard of Bay View Saco against dismissal of their suit for additional damages for land taken by eminent domain at Seaside Avenue and Bay View Saco. The city offered $700 for the land for a summer parking plan. The case returns to York County Superior Court for a damages hearing. Attorney Chester Cram represented the Howards and City Solicitor George Brickates represented the city.
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Maine Supreme Court
Dwight
Phyllis Howard
Bay View
Saco
Seaside Avenue
Howards
Saco Beach
York County
Bath
Atty
Chester Cram
Kennebunk
George Brickates
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Buxton Road
Cote
North Saco
Council of Churches
Biddeford-Saco
Lawrence Dyer
Edmund Beal
Unitarian Universalist Churches
Birger Johnson
Saco First Parish
H. Lewis Cutler
White Church
Biddeford
Norman Langmaid
School Street Methodist Church
Janet Tibbetts
Robert Fenderson
Barbara Vanderwood
Howard Shaffer
Minutemen
Fea. Corp
Financial Report
Union Hall
Main Street
Thomes LeBlanc
Martha Herrin
Boom Road
Geraldine Fenderson
St. Louis
National Education Association
Herrin
Miss Fenderson
Saco Grammar Schools
Atom Spy
Ted
Gulf Station Cor. Main and
Elm Sts
Paras
Pizza House
Pool Street
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