Bussiere To Press Probe Of Teachers
Representative Frank Bussiere of Lewiston will pursue a probe into the Maine Teachers Association actions regarding teacher pay disputes. He contests Attorney General Hancock’s conclusion that the MTA acted legally in advising teachers not to sign contracts during the 1961-62 pay conflict.
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Lewiston
Frank Bussiere
Maine Teachers Association
Bussiere
Frank E. Hancock
MTA
Hancock
Kennedy Shifts Cuba Policy Toward Latin American Unity
President Kennedy appears to end U S invasion training of anti Castro Cubans and questions a full economic embargo. He favors joint action with Latin American republics to block Communist inroads and may travel to a special Inter American meeting. Ambassador James Loeb notes Kennedy’s interest in attending the Inter American Economic and Social Council session.
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Washington
Kennedy
U. S
Cuba
Hemisphere
U.S
Peru
James Loeb
White House
Khrushchev Urges US Cuba Talks In Speech
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev urged Washington to open negotiations with Cuba to settle differences on a basis of live and let live. The call was made in Erevan during a meeting of the Armenian Parliament honoring 40 years of Soviet rule as Moscow Radio reported. He warned the international situation had sharpened due to imperialist aggressors.
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Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United States
Cuba
Moscow Radio
Erevan
Khrushchev
Assessors Notice Call Missed Census Respondents
Assessors seek anyone missed on the Annual Census to contact the Assessors' office at AT 4724. Signed by Arthur E. Brunelle Chief Assessor.
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Sus
Assessors’ Office
Arthur E. Brunelle
Violent Storms Claim 16 60 Persons Are Injured
Violent spring weather battered the midwest killing at least 16 and injuring more than 60. Tornadoes struck Reichert and Howe in Oklahoma, with 11 dead in Howe and four at Reichert, plus 57 injured. Arkansas saw one death in Dover and eight injuries near Lake Hamilton. Wide rain and floods affected Texas to Illinois, with Clarksville Arkansas flooded. A tornado damaged a St Petersburg Florida school and homes. elsewhere, rain spread to Ohio and the mid Atlantic. Temperatures ranged in the 40s to 70s regionally. NEW OFFICERS were elected at the Women’s Educational and Industrial Union in Saco, with a 1961-62 slate led by Mrs. William Marston and others. installation by Mrs. Roland Dutch.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Reichert
Howe
Arkansas
Dover
Texas
Illinois
Kansas
Missouri
Clarksville
Ark
St. Petersburg
Fla
Plains
Ohio
Middle Atlantic
California
Oregon
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Hamilton Memorial
Saco
Emma Kearney
William Marston
Gertrude Pease
Kenneth Stackpole
Alfred Hall
Lawrence Dearborn
Harold Waight
Everett Ladd
Biddeford Council To Name Planning Board
Biddeford City Council will hold a special meeting next week to appoint a five member planning board with two alternates. The board will help Biddeford apply for Bill 701 urban renewal funds with a 50 25 25 split and a projected survey cost of about 22000 66 00 for the project.
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Biddeford
Clement Deschambault
Imayor
Deschambault
James W. Sewall Company
Old Town
Capital Plans Jubilant Reception For Hero
Washington prepares high honors for Cmdr Alan B. Shepard Jr the first American in space. Officials plan a White House ceremony with Kennedy present and possible Medal of Honor talk. Shepard to arrive at Andrews 10:30 a.m. Monday and be greeted by family before the White House event.
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Washington
America
Alan B. Snepard Jr
Shepard
Atlantic
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Grand Bahama Island
Kennedy
New York
New Hampshire
Andrews Air Force Base
Louise
Virginia Beach
Andrews
White House
South Lawn
Ken
Maine Promotes Scenic Coasts and Wilderness Tourism
Maine touts its scenic coast and vast deep woods where hunting fishing and camping thrive. Promotion supports a large recreation industry with growth in facilities, marinas, and boating on coast and inland lakes led by Boothbay Harbor expansion and Sebago Lake marina improvements.
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Portland
Maine
Boothbay Harbor
Walter Jacob
Connecticut
Boothbay
Yacht Club
Sebago Lake
How Egyptians Built Pyramids No Breaks Found
A light humorous note claims the pyramids were built by Egyptians without heavy machinery by cutting out coffee breaks. It credits Copr. Gen. Fea. Corp. as the source and presents the joke in a brief caption style.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
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Thornton Academy
Linda Ann Moraney
Robert G. Bailey
Jane Sands Fenderson
Saco City Hall
St. Louis High School
St. Joseph Parish Hall
Brother Thomas
Paul Kerns
Paul Roy
Michael Donovan
Bernard Henri
Brother Albert
Lake Hamilton
Carlton Sanborn
Harry Nielson
Roland Dutch
Kennebunk
District 13
Lester Austin
Oliver Johnson
Planning Board
St. Joseph High School Sodality
Lucille Simard
Lorraine Belair
Tricia Angers
Fernando Bosse
Sodality
Catholic Action
Fordham University
the Lake Ballroom
Priscilla Daigneault
Bonnie Desrocher
Raymond Caouette
Charlot Lake
A. B. Dick Electric
Kesslen Shoe Co
Kennebunk, Maine
Beech Ridge Speedway
West
Scarborough
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