Catholic Voters Free to Choose on School Aid Policy
Catholic hierarchy allows individual Catholics in Congress to vote conscience on President Kennedy’s education aid plan. NCWC official Msgr. Hochwalt says no preferred bill. church seeks long term private-school loans, while opposing aid that excludes parochial schools.
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Lands Action
Washington
Congress
Msgr
Frederick Hochwalt
Kennedy
House
Hochwalt
Education
National Catholic Welfare Conference
NCWC
United States
Reed signs bills to ensure state government continuity
Gov Reed signed three measures to preserve government functions during an enemy attack. One bill lets state and local governments designate emergency seats of government if a threat exists. The second expands designation authority, and the third requires each legislator to name three to seven alternates in case of death or incapacity.
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Augusta
Reed
Vallas's tnedibe Capital punishment: Taxes
A fragmented piece discusses capital punishment and taxes tied to Vallas's themes, with stray phrases about ancestral pride and forward motion. The text appears as disjointed editorial notes or captions from a General Feature Corp production.
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Vallas
Teachers In Maine Get Job Offers
PORTLAND Maine teachers were interviewed Friday night for openings in the DuPont district of Wilmington Delaware. Francis R McNamee administrative assistant said about 80 applicants from across Maine were well qualified and about half may be offered jobs. Salaries range from 5550 to 10000 with an average around 4500. McNamee planned a tour to the University of Vermont next among 25 colleges in eight or nine states.
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Portland
Maine
University of Vermont
Four Injured In Gray Crash
Gray news brief reports four people injured in a car crash in the village. State police identify the driver as Walter V. Sebastianski, 27, brother of Bowdoin College track coach Frank Sebastianski, with the incident involving three Portland residents. The report notes the car went off the road.
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Gray
Bowdoin College
Portland
Walter V. Sebastianski
Frank Sebastianski
US Notifies Allies Of Aims For Africa In UN Sports Scandal Spreads
New York AP report describes a growing college basketball bribery scandal potentially involving 15 to 20 schools coast to coast. Three players accused, two Seton Hall players named Henry Gunter and Arthur Hicks, and two New York gamblers, Aaron Wagman and Joseph Hacken, are in custody. A Connecticut player is also implicated but unnamed. The Feb 9 Dayton over Seton Hall 112-77 and Mar 1 Colgate over Connecticut 83-71 games are cited as paid outcomes. sums include $1000 to each Seton Hall player and $1500 to the Connecticut player.
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NEW York
Seton Hall
Henry Gunter
Arthur Hicks
Chicago
University of Connecticut
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Connecticut
Asst. Dist. Atty
Peter D. Andreoli
Aaron Wagman
Joseph Hacken
Dayton
Colgate
Hamilton
N.Y
Andreoli
United States Will Chart Independent Africa Policy
The United States told Western colonial allies it will pursue an independent course on Africa as the UN Security Council debates Angola and other African issues. After high level talks, the Kennedy administration said Stevenson consulted with State Department officials and gained presidential and secretary of state approval before supporting the Angola resolution.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Africa
General Assembly
Securit Council
Portugal
Angola
U. S
Kennedy
South Africa
U. N
Ruanda-Urundi
Portuguese Angola
Southwest
Adlai E. Stevenson
White House
Francis W. Carpenter
U.S
Stevenson
State Department
Dean Rusk
Gov. Stevenson
Security Council
Carpenter
Biddeford Mayor Sees Bright Future From Washington Talks
Mayor Clement Deschambault of Biddeford reported that a Washington conference with city officials and top federal leaders was very worthwhile. He said the talks on distressed areas urban renewal legislation erosion health and welfare and education issues with Sen Edmund Muskie and HUD head Robert Weaver should pay off for Biddeford. The delegation also included Ralph Binette Albert W Cookson and Roland L Heureux. A full report is expected early next week. He noted a salary boost bill passed by the House may go to a referendum in December if approved, with local action in Biddeford to be decided then unless a statewide vote occurs earlier.
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Senate
Senate Textile Subcommittee
Sen. Pastore
D-R. I
Stanton
Pastore
Pastore Committee
Clement Deschambault
Biddeford
Washington
Congress
Deschambault
Jerosion
Edmund S. Muskie
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Robert C. Weaver
Ralph
Fhe
Saco
Charter
Nicholas P. Scontras
Atty Philip Graves
Philip Snow
Charles Fenderson
Atty
John Harvey
Harry Warren
Albert Cabana
Edward McEnery
Donald McCone
Council
Hilary Mahaney
Philip Graves
Samuel Sloseberg
Augusta
Slosberg
Camille Bedard
Charles R. Cote
Taxpayers Association
Cote
Rusk and Gromyko To Parley On Laos Crisis
Secretary of State Dean Rusk of the United States and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko planned a lunch meeting at the State Department to discuss Laos and other international questions. The talks aim to ease Cold War tensions though past appeals to stop the Laotian airlift have not succeeded, with Khrushchev’s cooperation still uncertain.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Laos
Kennedy
Rusk
U U. S
Permier Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Khrushchev
Boun Oum
Gromyko
U. N. General Assembly
New York
State Department
Mikhail Menshikov
Arkady Sobolev
U. S
U. N
Adlai Stevenson
Chester Bowles
Charles E. Bohlen
Foy D. Kohler
Saco charter changes face referendum and delays
Saco Taxpayers Protective Association opposes LD 957 amending the city charter. Over 500 signatures call for a report out of committee. Eight amendments would not take effect until December 1963 with mayor and aldermen terms realigned and new funds and reserves created.
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Saco Taxpayers Protective Association
Saco
Legal Affairs Committee
Bear Brook
Cat Qualms St Patrick’s Day Quads Born At Wells
On St Patrick's Day four kittens were born to Midnight a coal black cat owned by Mr and Mrs Albert LaPierre and family Wells. The quads two black and two gray may be named Pat Mike Maureen and Kelley. It is Midnight's tenth birthday year as she also gave birth to triplets on St Patrick's Day in 1960.
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St. Patrick’s Day
Flood Threat Not In Offing
The U S Weather Bureau reports no Maine river flood threat currently. All streams are at low levels and heavy rain would be needed to cause floods. Forecasts expect storms late this weekend and mid next week likely bringing snow rather than rain.
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Portland
U. S. Weather Bureau
Maine
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