May Field Summer Program Runs Youth Leagues
Area Youth Summer Program will run in May at May Field under Cote. A junior high basketball league weekdays at 2 pm, a high school and college league at 7 pm, and softball for girls 7 to 15 at 9 30 am on Mon Wed Fri. Boys hardball two divisions 7 to 10 and 11 to 15 play Tue Thu mornings for younger and Mon Wed Fri for older. Tennis tournament planned for early August. Swings slides and other rides deemed suitable for small children.
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Cote
Saco
Memorial Field
Fairfield School
Phil Curtis
Clifford Park
Art Descoteaux
Bob Cote
Summer recreation programs in Biddeford Saco expand activities
The Saco and Clifford Park programs plan baseball leagues for boys aged 6 to 12 and 12 to 15, girls leagues for softball basketball volleyball and tennis, and an adult league. Wally Grace Bill Searle Bob Cote and Art Des coteaux lead, with youth coaching and arts programs to resume.
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Saco Recreation
Wally Grace
Grace
Searle
Box Tops Admire Beatles During New York Visit
Memphis group Box Tops meet the Beatles at a hotel during a New York trip. Drummer Tom Boggs, 29, calls the Beatles the greatest, while lead singer Alex Chilton, 17, says it would be a sin to imitate their songs. The bandrode to fame with The Letter and followed with Neon Rainbow Cry Like a Baby and Choo Choo Train. Members include Bill Cunningham organist, Talley lead guitarist, and Rick Allen bassist.
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Box Tops
New York
Beaes
Memphis
Tom Boggs
Alex Chilton
Tennessee
Yes Ma’ams
Young voters weigh issues and parties in 1960s election
This second feature reports on 100 young voters aged 21 to 25 in 1960 who are deciding whether to register and how they will choose a candidate. Most plan to study issues and platforms, with 48 percent studying the party platform and 52 percent evaluating candidates' promises.
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Nancy Gilbert
Gilbert Youth Research, Inc
Democratic Party
Cindy Gay
Boardman
Ohio
G.O.P
Kathy Marren
Trenton
N.J
Margie Edmonson
Phoenix
Ariz
Brigham Young University
Connie Baker
Karen Moody
Albany
N.Y
Bridget Morgan
West Warwick
R.J
Charles Toperzer
J. Brian Lison
McKeesport
Pease
Time For Him To Trade In His Falcon
Dear Mike advises trading the 1961 Falcon rather than costly engine swaps. With a low compression and a likely $500 minimum for engine work, a newer car may be financially wiser than overhauling the 140 cubic inch Six. The reader also asks whether to buy a 1966 Mustang or a 1924 Model T. Mike leans toward the Model T.
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Michael Lamm
Mike
Gas Line Expansion Set to Add Capacity and Route
The Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co will invest 75 million dollars to expand its Texas to New England system. The plan adds 36 miles of 24 inch pipe in Massachusetts and a compressor station network, boosting capacity to 120 million cubic feet per day.
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Houston, Tex
Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co
Texas
New England
Massachu
Compressors and stations at Hopkinton Massachusetts
A fragment mentions setts and a more powerful compressor station planned at Hopkinton Massachusetts, suggesting expansion of gas or industrial infrastructure near the town. The text lacks dates or broader context to determine the project scope or responsible organization.
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Hopkinton
Mass
Trusting Yourself Helps You Grow Through Turbulent Times
A reader, a 19 year old woman, asks how to cope with unhappy feelings and thoughts of self harm. The adviser assures no inherent flaw, describes the need to grow self trust, and recommends reading Neurosis and Human Growth by Karen Horney, then seeking a psychoanalyst. Emphasizes that parents are fallible and solutions abroad may be unreliable. the path lies in the reader’s own deep self-trust.
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Muriel Lawrence
Karen Horney
Our Men In Service Speak To American Youth
General Earle Wheeler urges American youth to uphold practical idealism and trust in the United States. He praises teenagers serving in the armed forces in Southeast Asia, calling them brave and dedicated as they defend freedom and national ideals.
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Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Theodore Roosevelt
United States of America
Southeast Asia
Lib by Dares wins Hinsdale feature in 2 08 final time
Hinsdale New Hampshire AP Lib by Dares, carrying a 5.40 purse, captured the $600 feature race at Hinsdale Raceway Monday night, pacing the one mile event in a time of 2 minutes 8 seconds.
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Hinsdale, N.H
Libby Dares
Hinsdale Raceway
Buffalo Bill Legacy Sparks Naming Dispute Across Era
In historical note, multiple parties claim sole use of the name Buffalo Bills, while William F. Cody remains the traditional Buffalo Bill famed with his inseparable buffalo horse Brigham and his buffalo gun Lucretia Borgia.
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Buffalo Bills
William F. Cody
Brigham
Lucretia Borgia
Dependability Wins BraeBurn Purse at Suffolk Downs
In front of 10,540, Dependability moved from last to first to capture the $4,800 BraeBurn Purse at Suffolk Downs, with a $7.20 payoff.
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Boston
Suffolk Downs
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