Former Biddeford man dies after Lowell assault
Arthur Desrosier a 53 year old industrial worker died from injuries after an unexplained assault on Ford Street Lowell late Sunday night or early Monday morning His body was found at 5 a m near his home drenched in rain and bleeding from head arms and legs Police said he dragged himself from the scene toward his Biddeford home but never regained consciousness The case is under investigation with no death bed statement from Desrosier before he died
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Lowell
Mass
Arthur Desrosier
Ford St
Desrosier
Stanislas
Leda
Perron Desrosier
Biddeford
Heritage Trophy Maker to Take Over Waterboro Plant
Heritage Trophy Mfg Co of Providence plans to buy the bankrupt R & L Manufacturing Co assets for 110000 and lease the Waterboro factory for five years. R&L employed up to 89 workers making trophies before voluntary bankruptcy in February. York County sees a local economic uptick with recent Cyanamid expansion news in Sanford. A jury panel in Biddeford prepares for trial of City Clerk Raoul J. Binette amid indictments against Biddeford Mayor Clement H. Deschambault.
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Portland
Heritage Trophy Mfg. Co
Providence
R.I
Waterboro
U.S
Richard E. Poulos
R & L Manufacturing Co
David K. Marshall
Biddeford
Heritage
Waterboro Industrial Building Corp
York County
American Cyanamid Co
Sanford
Raoul J. Binette
York County Superior Court
Biddeford-Saco
Abe I. Serotie
Katherine Victor
Saco
Alfred Underwood
Clement H. Deschambault
Binette
Philip F. Rowe
Hollis
Lucille Mansur
Shapleigh
Board of Selectmen
Willard A. Rollins
Lyman
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Charles RR. Chick
Berwick
Mary Carpenter Kelly
Alfred
Harold Chick
Kittery
Wendell Tripp
Cornish
Benjamin Hill, Jr
South Berwick
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Primary and runoff elections in several states described
The Associated Press reports North Dakota held a light primary with Senate and House seats and governor at stake while South Carolina and Idaho conducted runoffs for congressional seats. Milton R Young was favored for the Republican nomination in North Dakota. In SC, Albert Watson and Frank Owens led the 2nd District Democratic primary, with Floyd Spence the Republican nominee. In Idaho, John Sanborn and Orval Hansen vied for the GOP 2nd District nomination to face Democrat Ralph Harding in November.
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Associated Press
North Dakota
South Carolina
Idaho
Senate
House
Milton R. Young
Roger Voracheck
Liberty League Republicans
GOP
Hjalmar C. Ny
Election Returns Still Unreported
Augusta Maine towns close gaps in state tabulation of the June 18 primary as 15 corrections remain. Unofficial results show Maynard Dolloff ahead by about 100 votes over Richard Dubord in the Democratic governor primary with roughly 36,000 votes cast. Helen McLean petitions a recount in the Ripley Saint Albans Republican state representative race.
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Augusta
Maine
Maynard C. Dolloff
Richard J. Dubord
Helen C. McLean
Saint Albans
James M. Laughton
Ripley
Brain Welding Aids Palsy Victims
Dr Irving S Cooper reported at the AMA convention that freezing brain cells with liquid nitrogen at 150 degrees below zero can stop shaking in about 85 percent of well chosen palsy patients. The method is painless and bloodless and may be used to shrink some brain tumors, though that work remains experimental.
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Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
Chicago
Irving S. Cooper
New York City
American Medical Association
Alcoholism And its Ripple Effect On Families Explored
A five part series examines how alcoholism devastates loved ones and how Al-Anon and Alateen offer support. Grandmother, teens, and spouses share pain and coping strategies while AA's reach and goals are outlined. The piece covers origins, group growth, and the Serenity Prayer as guiding ideas.
Love and Hate in an Alcoholic’s Family
A terse AP-style reflection on the conflict within families of alcoholics, where love and hate intertwine. The piece highlights the emotional crisis faced by spouses and children, as affection collides with anger and resentment in daily life.
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Associated Press
Court Has Airlines Strike Key
NEW YORK AP The possible resumption of the flight engineers strike against Pan Am hinged on today's federal court hearing in New York Judge George Rosling considered a full injunction to halt a strike Pan Am says could resume immediately if the temporary restraining order is lifted Union counsel Daniel Kornblum predicted the order would be dissolved and that 300 engineers would strike again Rosling had issued the order Saturday under the National Railway Labor Act Pan Am and Eastern Air Lines engineers have been out since the weekend with Eastern denying a similar request Goldberg said AFL CIO negotiations on the dispute remain deadlocked and focus on job losses to pilots as three cockpit crew positions loom amid a three to four person cockpit crew shift
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New York
Pan American World Airways
Daniel Kornblum
Engineers’ Union
U.S. District Court
Kornblum
Ron A. Brown
Pan Am
George Rosling
Rosling
National Railway Labor Act
Eastern Air Lines
Eastern
Arthur J. Goldberg
Washington
Afl-Cio
Flight Engineers International Association
Afl-Cio Air Line Pilots Association
Goldberg
Auburn-Lewiston To Hold Air Service
Northeast Airlines halted service to Houston after a state protest but will keep serving Auburn-Lewiston for now. CAB granted suspension June 11, with objections filed by Maine and the State Aeronautics Commission. The Boston leg from Presque Isle will be canceled July 9 and resume in September, while the Presque Isle-Boston direct flight continues. Authorities argued the CAB ignored rules and favored stockholders over citizens.
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Associated Press
Northeast Airlines
Houston
Auburn-Lewiston
Points
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Reed
Augusta
Maine
State Aeronautics Commission
Northeast
Presque Isle
Boston
Bangor
Lewiston
Auburn
Army Studies Skin Armor To Shield Soldiers
Army medical scientists explore chemicals to make skin repel insects and disease carriers and better resist sunburn. Research aims for skin protected from tropical pathogens and heat, with eventual goals including nuclear flash resistance and built in shields for combat zones.
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Washington
Southeast Asia
Marion B. Sulzberger
Army
Medical Research and Development Command
Teachers Impatient With Work Facilities
G K Hodenfield reports that U S teachers grow restless over intolerable working conditions and may strike. NEA official T M Stinnett cites obsolescent buildings rotten equipment and bureaucracy as triggers and says strikes may persist as a last resort to spur action while urging negotiations over conflicts.
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G. K. Hodenfield
Fort Collins, Colo
National Education Association
T. M. Stinnett
NEA
Stinnett
New York City
Prayer Decision Splits Nation Over School Prayers
The Supreme Court struck down official school prayers in New York in a 6 1 ruling. Critics warn of further limits on public rituals while a Jewish leader lauds the decision as preventing federal funds from aiding parochial schools.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
New_York State
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