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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1963

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Bidault Flees to Portugal to Avoid De Gaulle Plot

Former French Premier Georges Bidault flew to Portugal after West Germany barred his campaign against Charles de Gaulle. An aide accompanied him using assumed names as investigators checked entry papers. Lisbon officials warned he would be barred from political activity during any stay.

Lisbon Georges Bidault Portugal West Germany Charles de Gaulle Heinrich Junker Bidault Guy Ribeauld Zurich Auberger Offrey Lisa Coeek Aan Bi Jdault de de Galle Foreign Ministry

Senate Favors Sunday Liquor Sales in Hotels and Restaurants

The Maine Senate approved 18 to 15 a bill permitting liquor sales on Sundays in hotels and Class A restaurants from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. The measure, opposed on religious and moral grounds by Sen. Augusta Christie, faces a second reading after debate. Governor Reed previously vetoed similar efforts.

Augusta Senate Augusta K. Christie Presque Isle Gov Reed Sen. Christie Sen Ralph M. Lovell Rsanford Legislative Liquor Control Committee

Election of officers at St. Andre PFTA meeting

The St. Andre Parents Friends and Teachers association elected officers at a meeting in St. Andre parish hall. Paul Houde was named president with Maurice Hubert as first vice president and Lucille Remillard as second vice president.

St. Andre

Honor Students Inducted at Local High Schools

Thirteen students from St Louis High and one from St Joseph High were inducted into the National Honor Society at St Joseph High in Biddeford. Charles Dumas led the St Louis ceremony with new inductees Lucille Miniani Diane Camire Paulette St Ours Priscille Hebert and others described the society’s cardinal principles.

Msgr. LaFlamme National Honor Society of St. Louis Charles Dumas Charles Belisle Jacqueline Rochefort St. Joseph High School Aquinas St. Louis High School St. Joseph High Biddeford Robert Demers Roland Fournier Roger Gobeil Ronald Guertin Paul Kerns Richard LeBlanc Michael Morin Maurice Dumas Bernard Henri Andre Labrie Albert Masse St. Joseph High Honor Society Lucille Miniani Diane Camire Paulette St. Ours Priscille Hebert Brother Albert St. Louis High Marcella National Honor Society Albert Deshaies

Overcome Couple to Be Released From Hospital

PORTLAND AP A Liming pair overcome by gas flumes was due to be released Tuesday from the Osteopathic Hospital of Maine. Mr and Mrs Philip Pulsifer were found unconscious in their living room Monday. The near fatal accident was blamed on coal gas seeping from a faulty furnace.

Portland The Osteopathic Hospital of Maine Philip Pulsifer

Cuban Unity Sought to Oust Castro Leader Urges One Front

A Havana University former professor, Dr. Carlos Marquez Sterling, argues that only a united Cuban front can topple Fidel Castro. He seeks a single leader and program with broad support from inside Cuba and abroad. He has opposed Batista and Machado but says his aim is freedom for Cuba. He notes communication among revolutionaries is hard but hints at broad backing.

New York Fiel Castro Havana University Castro Carlos Marquez Sterling Batista Marquez Sterling Gerardo Machado Fulgencio Batista Fidel Manhattan Cuba

Babies Born to Rule or to Be Boys

A light feature notes the humorous idea that some infants seem destined for leadership while others fit traditional boy roles, in a playful social column from the Copt. Gen. Fea. Corp. briefing.

Fea. Corp

School fitness program urged for all students

Public service notice encourages every girl and boy to take part in at least 15 minutes of vigorous activity each school day. It advises contacting school officials for program details and directs readers to the President's Council on Physical Fitness in Washington DC for more information.

President's Council On Physical Fitness Washington D.C The Advertising Council

Warplane Probe Set To Resume

Senate panel delays resumption of the TFX warplane contract inquiry as McNamara warns the investigation can cause harm. Chairman McClellan notes extra day for preparation before questioning Air Force and Navy officers about the General Dynamics award of a $6.5 billion fighter bomber contract over Boeing.

Washington Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara John L. McClellan D-Ark Air Force Navy Subcommittee McNamara Pentagon General Dynamics Corp Fort Worth Tex General Dynamics Boeing Co Seattle

Maine House Backs Toll Plaza Move to York Interchange

The Maine House approved a bill to relocate the Turnpike toll plaza from Kittery to York and create a York interchange. The plan would have the state assume the first four to five miles of the toll road, repave it as a freeway, and fund part of the project with state money.

Kittery York State Pike Augusta Maine House Maine York House Richard N. Berry Cape Elizabeth Berry Jority Highways Committee Myron D. Rust Kittery-Portsmouth U.S. Bureau of Maine Turnpike Authority

Pair Rescued After Miraculous Survival in Yukon Crash

A California pilot and a Brooklyn student survived seven weeks in subzero Yukon wilderness after their Feb. 4 crash. Helen Klaben 21 and Ralph Flores 42 survived on melted snow and canned food, while enduring injuries and hunger. Their faith and resolve helped them endure until rescue in Whitehorse, with families awaiting updates back home.

Whitehorse Yukon Territory California Brooklyn Klaben Flores Miss Klaben Ralph God Ida I Klaben Nesta James Sheryl Flores Ares Fairbanks Alaska Seattle Wash Edward Cincinnati Ohio U.S. Bureau of Land Management Hong Kong New York U.S Dewline

Children and monitors tour Capt. Lloyd Knight ship

A group of children and monitors from Old Orchard Beach toured the Capt. Lloyd Knight Schooner Cartooner TV program in Portland yesterday. Bus driver Donald S Ingalls led the trip with chaperone Mrs. in attendance, featuring a front row of Diane White Jo Anne Beaulieu Beinnette Belair Missy Mokarzel Robin Ricker Elizabeth Gilman Marlene Angeli santé Danny Gillis Brian McPhee and Michelle Bickford.

Old Orchard Beach Lloyd Knight Schooner Cartooner Portland Donald S. Ingalls Diane White Jo- Anne Beaulieu Beinnette Belair Missy Mokarzel Robin Ricker Elizabeth Gilman Marlene Angelosante Danny Gillis Brian McPhee Michelle Bickford

York Bank Merger Faces Proxy Fight and Offers

A York stockholder, John W. Jacobs, campaigns to block Community Trust Co. of York from merging with First National Bank of Portland. The two banks set April 2 for special stockholders meetings to approve the consolidation, requiring two thirds of voting stock. Canal National Bank had proposed 11 to 1 exchange but withdrew as Community Trust board backed the First Portland deal offering 3.7 shares per Trust share. Jacobs argues the Canal bid is in shareholders' best interests and warns that dissenters must seek appraisal, while noting considerable stock held by directors and local entities like the Kittery Water District and York Water District.

Portland Community Trust Co York First National Bank of Portland John W. Jacobs Ogunquit National Bank First Portland Community Trust Board First Tional Jacobs Canal National Bank Community Trust Lester W. Frisbee The Kittery Water District

Press Chief Defends Pentagon News Policy

Washington AP Pentagon press chief Arthur Sylvester rebutted charges of news management before a House subcommittee. He said he is a newsman serving the public and will review orders to report contacts with reporters. The inquiry tackles wartime censorship, secrecy on missile launches, and reporting limits in Vietnam.

Washington Pentagon Arthur Sylvester Defense Department Hog Wash Sylvester Congress Theyi Viet Nam

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