Two-year License Bill Backed Trip Held In County Jail For Thefts
Three Biddeford Saco youths were ordered held in the county jail in Alfred on $2,000 bail each after break ing and larceny charges in Biddeford Municipal Court. Roger J. Jeannette 21 Henry J. Jeannette 18 and Arthur J. Langlois Jr 21 were bound over to the May term of Superior Court after probable cause was found. They face charges for stealing cigars valued at 9.01 and cash totaling 6.23 from local stores. Each pleaded guilty before Judge Simon Spill. Bail set at 1,000 per count.
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Biddeford-Saco
Alfred
Biddeford
Roger J. Jeannette
Henry J. Jeannette
Elm Street
Arthur J. Langlois, Jr
Maple Street
Saco
Democratic Club Backs Charter Bill in Saco
The Saco Democratic Social club endorsed charter amendments as ought to pass after discussion in GAR hall, urging voters to decide on the amendments. Summer meetings were scheduled at members’ camps including Alcide Deschambeault, Harry Warren, Frank Jones, and Paul Corriveau with refreshments under Frank Jones.
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Saco
Harry Warren
Frank Jones
Paul Corriveau
Clyde Wells
Glenn Yarborough
Ban on Nike Zeus funds shocks Army
Washington AP Kennedy ends call for limited Nike Zeus production. Army warns five year gap in anti missile defense. Thurmond presses for funds while Joint Chiefs backed limited production. Army cites $750 million spent since 1957 on R and D and $9 billion to field launching complexes. Budget silence delays any production money into next year.
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Nike Zeus
Washington
Kennedy
United States
Capitol Hill
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Congress
Army
Eisenhower
Herbert F. York
Pentagon
York
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U. S
Kennedy proposes vast housing loan measure to Congress
President Kennedy asks Congress to approve a $3.2 billion housing bill featuring a new 25 year government insured home improvement loan with up to $10,000 per unit at 6 percent. The plan aims to rebuild rundown neighborhoods without federal handouts and expands public housing, urban renewal, elderly housing, and 40 year non downpayment FHA mortgages.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Federal Housing Administration
Robert C. Weaver
Weaver
Ma Starts Long Hike To Fetch Son From Hospital
May Bowman walked 37 miles from a Surry County tenant farm to Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem to bring her 9 year old son Charles home after doctors said he was ready to come home but too anemic for surgery. A neighbor assisted after ten hours, and hospital staff provided a room and ambulance ride back.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Charles
May Bowman
Surry County
Baptist
Shanks
Rioting Students Quieted At Fort Lauderdale Beach
Police cracked down on spring vacation crowds in Fort Lauderdale as more than 100 youths were arrested for rioting near the Atlantic coast. Two judges sentenced 46 students to three days in jail or a $35 fine, with others awaiting court action. Beach traffic and business were disrupted while residents and officials considered further action to curb the disturbances.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
U.S. AP
Atlantic Ocean
Fort Lauderdale Beach
Protest Beach
Farris Bryant
Edward Johns
Brant
Florida State University
University of Florida
Racial tensions flare as police bar parade in Jackson
NAACP condemns police actions surrounding a Jackson State College sit-in after a racial clash and student arrests. Separate reports note sit-ins at a white library, clubbings by police, and a state official blaming the Sovereignty Commission. Udall asserts hiring fairness for the Redskins amid stadium plans. Other items cite Chattanooga arrests, New Jersey Civil War Centenial, and Little Rock desegregation orders extending to junior high.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jackson State College
Mississippi
White City
NAACP
Philip D. Brant
State Sovereignty Commission
Washington
Stewart L. Udall
Washington Redskins
George Preston Marshall
Redskins
National Park Service
Chattanooga
Tenn
Kennedy presses Congress on New Frontier program
President Kennedy keeps in daily contact with Capitol Hill to drum up support for the New Frontier. He directly influences legislation as it moves through committees while Congress debates extending the Sugar Act and adjusting minimum wage proposals with input from Senators Kerr Anderson McNamara Fulbright Monroney.
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Washington
Kennedy
Capitol
Congress
Laos
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Senate Finance Committee
Kerr
Sen
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N. M
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Cuba
Peru
Mexico
Philiippines
Anderson
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Johnson
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
House
McNamara
Sen. J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Sen. A. S
Mike Monroney
Monroney
Where am I when you serve the meals from which I get all the left overs
Comedy caption attributed to Chuckle Husband who jokes about the kitchen or dining scene. The line hints at a person asking where he is during meals, implying extraction of leftovers from cooking duties. Source credits Gen. Fea. Corp.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Speculation Rises On Gromyko Delay
At the United Nations and in Washington speculative notes rise over Andrei Gromyko delaying his departure for the Warsaw Pact meeting in Moscow. Diplomats cite possible Kremlin moves on Laos, East West disarmament talks, and shifting U S ties with Africa as reasons for keeping the Soviet foreign minister in place.
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United Nations
N.Y
Andrei A. Gromyko
Washington
Gromyko
Moscow
Kennedy
Laos
United States
Kremlin
U.S
Adlai Steven
China pushes study of test tube babies in Peiping daily
In Peiping officials outline progress on test tube babies as part of a propaganda push on manpower. Scientist Chang Tso kan notes nine months of pregnancy is a burden and claims research could ease child birth for women. The report stresses China’s need for workers amid shortages of machinery and aims to boost population efforts.
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Hong Kong
China
Peiping People’s Daily
Peiping
Chang Tso-kan
Republicans Reject Right-to-Work Measure in Maine
In Augusta a Republican House caucus defied norm by voting 2-1 against the right-to-work bill two hours after a Labor Committee hearing. About 600 people filled the chamber to hear arguments for and against banning union or nonunion membership as a condition of employment. House leaders, with Gov. Reed and the Democratic minority opposing, indicated the bill unlikely to pass on the floor.
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Augusta
Legislative Transportation Committee
Maine
Alphee L. Nadeau
Lewiston
Carroll M. Limekin
Limington
Frank Bussiere
House
Maurice D. Anderson
Greenville
Senate
New England
Labor Committee
John L. Baxter Jr
Pittsfield
John H. Reed
Cates
Walter F. Tweedie
Mars Hill
Benjamin F. Dorsky
Maine Federated
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Charles R. Cote
Elks Home
Cote
Phyllis Borden
Sylvia Chelder
Elaine White
Sylvia Johnson
Thomas Winston
Winston
Virginia Gay
Harvey Lamontagne, Jr
Trip
Democratic
Wade Burnham
Newtown Road
BHS
Virginia Cote
Katherine Wilson Poulin
Madeleine Brackett
Eleanor Finn Cadorette
Theresa Neault Vandermeulen
Peter Mantis
Pauline McMullen Burnham
Ronald FE. Ayotte
Pauline Pembriagt Larochelle
Christo Antonakos
Son
eReres
New Jersey
National Commission
Charleston
U.S. Naval Base
Ted Lamb
Little Rock
Court of Appeals
New Frontier
Xi Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Richard Sawtelle
Highland Street
Thomas Daly
Philip Scamman
James Nadeau
George Ange
Robert Allard
Landry's Laundry & Dry Eee
Republican Caucus
Maine Linoleum Co
Alfred Street
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