Local Officials Meet as New Slate Is Announced
Carol Black retires as treasurer and Sharon Staples leaves secretary post while Sue Emmons becomes treasurer and Donna Kirkby takes secretary duties. Robert Kimball steps down as president with Philip Saperia named president and Debbie Wallace as vice president. The second and third rows list other pictured officials and staff with Paula Benoit absent.
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Carol Black
Sharon Staples
Sue Emmons
Donna Kirkby
Robert Kimball
Philip Saperia
Debbie Wallace
Sharon Cyr
Peggy Burke
Dale Hanson
Patty Coburn
Kenneth Pike
Sheila Caddigan
Billy Searles
John Braley
Larry Bowie
Dennis McNabb
John Soucy
Charles
Belanger
Richard Charest
Rita Robbins
Mathew Ruben
Steve Garland
Michael Petit
Donald Doyle
Zbigniew Kurlanska
Roger Miles
Peggy Powers
Jay Snieder
Paula Benoit
Soviets Face Possible Defeat in War, Analyst Says
Air Force analyst Lt Col Murray Green concludes Soviet doctrine shows internal rifts on nuclear age strategy and accepts the possibility of large civilian and battlefield casualties. The study analyzes the 1926 era shift and a new book Military Strategy edited by Marshal V D Sokolovsky, noting doctrinal contradictions and the book's influence on realism about nuclear war.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Murray Green
Air Force
V. D. Sokolovsky
Associated Press
Green
Strikes Darken Business Prospects Across Industries
The week saw potential strikes in steel and railroads clouding the economy while a Boeing walkout was averted for now. U S Steel and the unions eyed contract reopeners, rail labor sought rule changes, and Boeing avoided a labor walkout as Kennedy backed a ratification push. Treasury chief Dillon urged tax cuts amid a strong economy with mounting price pressures and a brighter outlook for deficit reduction.
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New York
Boeing Co
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers Union
David J. McDonald
Roger M. Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
Samuel I. Rosenman
Boeing
Kennedy
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
New York Stock Exchange
Doctor Denies Spring Fever Is Incurable
A learned doctor says spring fever is not incurable but notes the difficulty lies in finding a patient who wants to get well. The quip appears in a light feature from Gen. Fea. Corp.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Birmingham Protests Promise More Demonstrations
In Birmingham the King led drive for integration promises large scale protests despite dog attacks and fire hose sprays. King called a mass meeting urging continued action as hundreds were arrested, with 1,400 detainees this month. Kennedy warned against escalating turmoil while Wallace urged a probe into teachers allegedly guiding students.
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Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Deep South
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
U.S
Nedy
Washington
Montgomery
George Wallace
Wallace
Saco to Put Sewage Plan to Vote After Survey
Mayor J Edward Whelan said Saco will consider a referendum on the $2.5 million sewage construction project after cost surveys are completed. The state bills earmark $600000 in aid and a Boston firm survey is underway with a target completion date of October 15. The city must approve a bond issue and rely on Federal funds. council must decide on a referendum.
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J. Edward Whelan
Saco
Whelan
Whitman & Howard, Inc
Boston
Mass
Charles R. Cote
Republican Mae
Airliner crash in Brazil leaves dozens dead in crowded area
AP News At Glance reports a Brazilian airliner slammed into a densely populated sector of São Paulo, killing at least 31. The Duvalier regime declares martial law in Haiti as President Duvalier readies reprisals. King predicts a double D-Day amid Birmingham protests while a U S Air Force analyst warns the Soviet Union could face defeat in war.
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San Paulo
Haiti
Escape on Maine Turnpike Ends With Car in Swamp
Matthew F Ziobrowski, 22, escaped serious injury when his car ran off the Maine Turnpike and plunged into a swamp Friday. Police reported no other occupants were harmed and the vehicle was recovered with minor damage.
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Gray
Matthew F. ‘Ziobrowski
Maine
Connecticut Scouts Visit Wells For Outdoor Campfire
About 140 Connecticut Boy Scouts and leaders were honored at an outdoor campfire in Wells Highpine as Keemoshabee Council of New Britain hosted weekend guests. Attendees included Scouting executive William Reed and District chairman Roy Byrne, who received Wells officials key to the town from Alber G. LaPierre and Raymond W. Colby as May 3 to 5 events were set.
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Connecticut
Highpine
Wells
Keemoshabee Council
BSA
New Britain
Conn
William Reed
Roy Byrne
Alber G. LaPierre
Wells Board of Selectmen
Raymond W. Colby
Wells Selectman
McClellan Probes Pentagon in TFX Battle Over War Plane
Senator John McClellan accuses the Pentagon of stalling in the TFX war plane contract dispute. He cites a letter and new documentary evidence to press Deputy Secretary Roswell Gilpatric for documents. The Senate investigations subcommittee seeks to explain why General Dynamics of Fort Worth, Texas won the December bid over Boeing of Seattle for a cheaper rival design.
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Washington
John
Roswell L. Gilpatric
McClellan
Senate
Hug
General Dynamics Corp
Fort Worth
Tex
Boeing Co
Seattle
Wash
Jews Victims Of Ghetto Mentality During War
New York AP report quotes University of Chicago psychologist Dr Bruno Bettelheim saying the Holocaust partly stemmed from ghetto mentality among Jews both in Europe and among American Jews today He describes a survival instinct and ostrich policy that dulls action and preserves self respect amid degradation and loss The remarks drew sharp criticism from some American Jews.
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New York
A_ University of Chicago
Bruno Bettelheim
Europe
Bettelheim
American Council For Judaism
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