Canal National Bank to Open Biddeford Branch
The Canal National Bank announces a Biddeford Shopping Center branch at Graham and Elm streets to open in early May after interior work. It will offer drive in teller service a 24 hour depository a modern vault with safe boxes and private conference rooms with abundant parking. Bernard C Brown will lead the office, part of nine Cumberland county branches.
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Canal National Bank Today
Biddeford
Graham and
Elm Streets
Widgery Thomas
Canal Bank
Thomas
Saco
Old Orchard Beach
Bernard C.brown
Canal Group
The
Canal
Cumberland County
Canal National Bank
Widgery Thomas, Jr
Bernard C. Brown
France Captures Secret Army Leader Jouhaud in Oran
In Oran Algeria AP French forces reported capturing former Gen Edmond Jouhaud a top Secret Army Organization leader after a 10 hour battle in Oran He and staff were flown to Paris and jailed at Santé Prison Five others including a woman were seized during the raid which stalled a rescue attempt The operation follows the 1958 Algiers revolt and Jouhaud’s long career ending with his 1962 St Cyr graduate status and role as a key organizer of the abortive putsch
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Oran
Algeria
Secret
Edmond Jouhaud
Jouhaud
Paris
Sante
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Gerberd
de Gaulle
Salan
Air Force
Secret Army
Gamelin
Paul Gardey
Foreign Legion
Maurice Challe
Andre Zeller
Jouheud
St. Cyr
France
West Point
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Government House
Frondizi
Pedro Aramburu
Juan Peron
Navy
Aramburu
Peron
Death of UN Official Halts Arms Parley
In Geneva a United Nations official dies prompting quick adjournment of the disarmament conference. T. G. Narayanan, 50, an Indian diplomat and U N representative at nuclear test ban talks, died Sunday. Secretary of State Dean Rusk praised him and prepared a final disarmament speech and meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko before returning to Washington. Rusk noted some gains in Berlin and disarmament talks despite stalemates and aimed to report progress to President Kennedy.
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Geneva
United Nations
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Washington
T. G. Narayanan
U. N
Narayanan
U. S
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Kennedy
Gromyko
Senate Starts Early In Try For Poll Tax Vote
In Washington the Senate opened early as Democrats pressed to move toward a vote on abolishing the poll tax for federal elections. Senator Mansfield sought an initial vote on the preliminary motion within a day or two while Southern opponents exhaust their limited speaking time. The poll tax dispute slows other Senate business and stalls committee work as talks hinge on a U.N. bonds purchase bill.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
James O. Eastland
D - Miss
Lister Hill
D-Ala
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Alabama
Mississippi
Virginia
Arkansas
Texas
United States
U.N
Woodsman Held For Murder In Medford Cabin
David Ekstrom a 41 year old itinerant woodsman was ordered held without bail on a murder charge for the shooting death of Douglas Glover 48 found in his Medford cabin. Case continued a week to allow counsel. Ekstrom did not plead. In a separate weekend incident Percy F Byers 67 of Greenville was charged with assault with intent to maim after shooting Clifford Warman about 50 of Greenville in the face with a 410 gauge baby shotgun. Byers held without plea at $10000.
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Dover-Foxcroft
David Ekstrom
Ekstrom
Douglas Glover
Medford
Percey F. Byers
Greenville
Byers
Clifford Warman
Warman
Harold Graham
Saco Church Elects Officers at Annual Conference
Election of officers, commissions and committees occurred at the School Street Methodist church in Saco. New secretary named was Mrs. Eileen Andrews. trustees and stewards listed with numerous named individuals across church leadership roles for 1962-63.
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Saco School Street
School Street Methodist Church
Saco
Lester L. Boobar
Eileen Andrews
Frederick Bell
Milton Randall
Stanley Lane
Earl Clark
Lawrence Cranshaw
Ralph Parslow
Arthur Gannon
Oliver Stevens
Sidney Griffith
Frank Bell
Cathleen Clarke
Youth Fellowship
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Herberta Harriman
James Rennie
Commission On Education
Margaret Currie
Lillian Hubert
Wilma Griffith
Daniel Sylvester
Stephanie Butler
Edward Dawley
Methodist Men's Brotherhood
Fred Olson
Jackie Kennedy ends Asian tour in Karachi to London
Jacqueline Kennedy wraps up a two week Asian journey via Karachi and Tehran returning to London. She described the trip as magical and said it is terribly sad to be leaving, with planned events including a Buckingham Palace lunch and an audience with the pope, amid memories of elephants, maharajas, and chieftains.
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Karachi
Pakistan
America
Jacqueline Kennedy
London
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Edward F. Conners
Eastern Development Corporation
LaDora Gannon
Margaret Moore
Stamps
Sweetrics
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Fea, Corp
Jim
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Main Street
Woodsman
Saco Church
Imillion
Josende Fraga
Raga
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