French Union Ends Session in Biddeford for 20th Congress
Biddeford hosted the closing exercises of the 20th Congress of the Union Baptistale d Amerique. Most Rev Daniel J Feeney presided at the pontifical mass and final observances. Rev Roland E Normandeau preached. Napoleon Roy led the 800 delegates. St Louis High School band escorted the parade. banquet followed at St Joseph parish hall.
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Jean Richer
Woonsocket
R. I
Armand Chabot
Lewiston
Maine
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Leominster
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Society
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Portland
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Elie Heve
St. Joseph Church
Lucienne Metayer
St. Theresa
Normand Lachance
Order
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St. Joseph Narish
Congress of L'Union Cau Baptist d'Amerique
Normand Carrier
Sylvia Levesque
St. Joseph Parish
Elie Hevey
St. Joseph
Roland E. Normandeau
St. John the Evangelist Church
South Portland
Napoleon Roy
Council Chagnon
St. Louis
Pepperell Foremen's Club
Pepperell Vocational School
Pepperell Hall
Helen Tarazewich
Boston College School of Nursing
Pedaling Pilgrims Ride Through Cambridge Morning
In Cambridge Massachusetts Sunday morning about 25 riders aged 7 to 70 joined Dr Paul Diey White and his wife at the Cambridge Boat Club for a ten mile round trip along the Charles River Basin. The group paused for remarks on exercise and an ex president.
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Cambridge, Mass
Paul Diey White
Good Doctor
Charles River Basin
Witte
Cambridge Boat Club
Harvard University
Harvard
Betsy
Boston
White
Eisenhower
California
Barrington
R. I
Dr. White
Barrington College
Boat House
Paul Jacobs
Belmont
the Wittes
Three States Have Primaries Tuesday
Primary elections approach in Maryland Pennsylvania and Nebraska with races for governor shaping up. Maryland features a tight Democratic fight amid a tape alleging a $5000 contribution for city judgeships. Nebraska favors Fred Seaton for the GOP gubernatorial nomination while Pennsylvania nominating William Scranton with Eisenhower's backing. Seven Democrats vie in Maryland led by Tawes Mahoney and Hume as the field narrows.
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Associated Press
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Hower
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
William Scranton
J. Millard Tawes
George Mahoney
Baltimore
David Hume
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Mahoney
Mom And Son To Graduate From High School Together
Margie Page accompanies Cecil Page in Dover Tennessee as they graduate together, marking a Mothers Day procession. Margie, 38, became the breadwinner after her husband was disabled in 1951 and joined Cecil in completing high school to finish alongside him.
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Mom
Son
Margie
Cecil
Maine Independent candidate seeks governor race
Edward H. Brooks Sr. 70 of Caribou filed to run as an independent for Maine governor. He aims to circulate petition by August 15 with 4172 signatures. Brooks, a London native who moved to the US as a child, promotes organic farming to boost the economy and eliminate taxes and liquor sales, accusing Muskie and Reed of inaction.
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Augusta AP
Edward H. Brooks Sr
Caribou
Maine
Independent Party
Florence Moulton
London
England
United States
Brokes
Muskie
Reed
Brooks
Kennedy Moves To Bolster Southeast Asia Defense
The United States orders forces alert and moves Marines toward Southeast Asia as Kennedy seeks to bolster anti Communist defenses in Laos and prepare for possible intervention. Ball cites possible peaceful settlement if the Soviet Union cooperates and notes US defense obligations under SEATO.
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United States
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U.S
Thailand
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Kennedy
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Soviet Union
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Russia
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Frank Roberts
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Kremlin
Reed sidelines after mild inoculation for trip to France
Governor Reed and his wife received typhoid shots as a precaution before a June trip to France for the Lions International convention. His Monday appointments were canceled and he will miss an Order of the Eastern Star meeting in Portland tonight. Mrs. Reed will attend accompanied by Capt. Philip Anderson, the governor’s aide.
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Young Driver Critically Hurt in Sanford Crash
Edmund J. Mason Jr., 18, of Lynn Massachusetts, was critically injured when his car, reported stolen two hours after the crash by owner Thomas H. Libby of Halverhill, left Route 109 and hit a tree near Sanford airport. Mason was in a Sanford hospital semi conscious with brain damage.
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Edmund J.mason Jr
Lynn
Mass
Mason
Thomas H. Libby
Halverhill
Rain Eases but Fire Danger Returns May Rise Again
Cloudy cool showers reduce forest fire risk in Maine but only temporarily says Forest Commissioner Austin H. Wilkins. Six fires Saturday and 12 Sunday kept crews busy with no major blazes. two Liberty youths Carl Moody and David Bovin treated after smoke inhalation. A Standish rubbish fire spread to pines, destroying three cottages.
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Augusta
Maine
Austin H. Wilkins
Wilkins
Carl Moody
David Bovin
Liberty
Waldo County Hospital
Belfast
Liberty Sunday
Bonny Eagle Lake
Standish
Woman's Body Recovered After River Drowning
The body of Emily Henderson, 43, mother of five, was recovered Sunday after an all night search in the East Branch of the Penobscot River. She drowned when a canoe overturned near East Millinocket. her husband and younger son were also in the water but the father and other son reached shore.
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Emily Henderson
Penobscot River
Saw Mill Destroyed In Rumford Fire
A $40,000 blaze wiped out the Thomas L. Dickson Lumber Co. mill in Rumford Friday night destroying a circular saw, edger and other machinery. Fire Chief George Bulger put the loss at $40,000 and called the cause undetermined.
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Rumford
Thomas L. Dickson Lumber Co
George Bulger
Child Chasing Ball Killed in Route 165 Collision
An eight year old boy, David J. Pelletier, died after chasing a rolling ball into the street and being struck by a car in front of his home on Route 165, according to the State Police.
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Caswell
David J. Pelletier
Estes Quizzed by Probers in Senate Inquiry
Senate investigators questioned financier Billie Sol Estes in Austin about his multimillion-dollar farm enterprises and possible influence with officials. Attorney for Estes attended, with seven subcommittee investigators lodging in Pecos for the probe into stored government grain cotton allotments and land deals. Estes avoided comment as questions swirled around Holleman’s resignation over a personal loan.
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Dallas
Tex
Senate
Billie Sol Estes
Donald F. O’donnell
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Paul E. Kamerick
Estes
Austin
O'Donnell
John Cofer
John Denison
Pecos
Ihequires
Texas
Jerry E. Holleman
Labor
Holleman
Washington
Holle
Kennedy outlines bills to boost economy in Milwaukee rally
President Kennedy and Republican critics clash over how to speed up the economy. Kennedy urged Congress to act on jobs for youth, elder care financing through Social Security taxes, aid to colleges, and farmer assistance as test measures of the dispute between stagnation and action.
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Kennedy
Milwaukee
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