Kennedy backs single agency for foreign aid reform
The plan consolidates aid programs into one agency under Secretary of State Dean Rusk. It would absorb the International Cooperation Administration and related efforts, coordinating economic help with military aid and other programs, to reduce interagency confusion and sharpen policy.
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Joe E Brown hosts NBC circus tv special in England
Hollywood AP writer recounts Joe E Brown tracing a circus life from Flying Astons to vaudeville and an NBC program on the Bertram Mills Circus. He recalls early trapeze work, the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, and two lost institutions the parade and the big top.
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Hollywood
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NBC
Bertram Mills
England
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Haymarket
San Francisco
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Toledo
Farm and Home Week features clothing displays and more
Orono Maine Farm and Home Week at the University of Maine highlights programs for women who sew, including specialized clothing displays for physically handicapped homemakers. Miss Spearin notes demonstrations of garment construction and safe, comfortable designs, with sessions Tuesday to Thursday and daily previews.
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Snerrip
New York
Doris Johnson
Coats & Clark, Inc
Educational Bureau
Coats and Clark
Thelma Berry
University of Maine
School of Home Economics
UM Students Tackle Better Study Habits on Campus
UM students plan a three part Senate Study Service to promote improved study habits and grades. Larry Cilley of Bangor outlines workshops featuring essay question techniques and group discussions led by student leaders. A steering committee and faculty nominees will test the program this semester with expansion planned next year.
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Orono — University of Maine
State University
Students Senate
Senate
Larry Cilley
Bangor
Sense
Cilley
Mary Irving
Gorham
Alex Caughran
Robert Thomson
Charles Giles
Newcastle
Susan Ward
Upper Montclair
N. J
Virginia L. Bellinger
Westford
Mass
Network TV specials loom in summer schedule variety
AP TV writer Cynthia Lowry notes NBC leads with a string of specials from Five Star Jubilee to Sing Along with Mitch and a Bertram Mills Circus telecast. NBC Opera presents Boris Godunov and An Omnibus of American Songs stars Edie Adams and Robert Goulet while Give Us Barabbas fronts an East Hall of Fame drama.
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Small Fry
Bertram Mills Circus
London
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Danny Thomas
CBS
Joey Bishop
Will Rogers
ABC
CNR Seeks End of Maine Passenger Rail Service
The Canadian National Railway asked on Wednesday to discontinue its last passenger service in Maine. The Public Utilities Commission noted similar petitions to New Hampshire and Vermont. A joint hearing is set for May 10, per chairman Frederick N. Allen.
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CNR
Augusta
Canadian National Railway
Maine
Public Utilities Commission
New Hampshire
Vermont
Frederick N. Allen
New England Vignettes By James Calogero
Boston AP. New England vignettes recount early telephone era jokes about male operators and the shift to women. It notes long service by a few aging operators Horace Eldridge 35 years in Orleans and Frederick Schwarzer 33 in Dalton, with others in Hampden and Middlebury. It also covers student fund drives at Winnacunnet High School, a slavery-themed fundraising gag, a historic case about Elroy Kent the cat, prison newspapers humor, and a sleepy driver collision in Andover Connecticut involving David Barros and William Tweedy.
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High Telephone Company
New England
Horace Eldridge
Orleans
Mass
Frederick H. Schwarzer
Dalton, Mass
Middlebury
Daniel Burns
Andover
Conn
David D. Barros
Route
William T. Tweedy
Warwick
R.1
Tweedy
Barros
Pine Point Church to Open Supv Study Hall
Scarborough church announces a supervised study hall for high school students seeking quiet homework space. Pastor Rev George E Phinney says the hall will open next Monday night, run by church volunteers, in response to complaints about the absence of quiet home study facilities.
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Scarborough
Pine Point
Skiing duo at Cypress Gardens in poised balance
Edna Fur, the water skiing ace Simon Khoury perform a balance pose at Cypress Gardens Florida. The pair are perched on the water as Edna leans on Simons sturdy shoulders while a chair sits nearby for rest if needed.
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Edna Furlong
Simon Khoury
Cypress Gardens
Fla
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