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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1963

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Saco Girl Scout Troop 2 Banquet Attended by Scouts and Guests

At the annual banquet in Saco, about 37 Scouts, parents, and guests gathered at the Saco Universalist parish hall. Seated left to right were Mrs. Wayne B. Hutchins, Andrew Lindsey, Mrs. Andrew Lindsey, and Mrs. F. Howard Shaffer. Standing were Linda Savoy, Mary Jane Lantagne, and Elaine Poulin. Story on page 2.

Saco Saco Unitarian Parish Hall Wayne B. Hutchins Gorgeana Drew Lindsey Andrew Lindsey F. Howard Shaffer Linda Savoy Mary Jane Lantagne Elaine Poulin Winnie the Pooh Kennebunk High School Alice Bryant Adele Buckland Roxanna Chamberlain

Birmingham Still Tense Amid Riots and Troop Clampdown

In Birmingham Alabama 3000 combat ready troops stood by as violence flared with two wounded and property damage including smashed windshields and broken windows. A white youth slashed by a knife and a Negro man hurt by a steel ball from a slingshot were reported. President Kennedy sent troops while Governor Wallace challenged federal action. Jackie Robinson and Floyd Patterson urged end to segregation. Police said no arrests yet and FBI involvement continued.

Birmingham Ala Kennedy Wallace Muscle Shoals Tennessee Valley Authority Jackie Robinson Floyd Patterson FBI

Three Nuclear Test Blasts Are Canceled

The United States abruptly canceled three explosions at the Nevada nuclear testing site amid Khrushchev’s test ban notes. The Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department called off two nuclear detonations and a chemical high explosive test, denying any link to the Moscow letter.

Washington United States Nevada Kennedy Khrushchev White House Atomic Energy Commission Defense Department U.S Harold Macmillan Macmillan Geneva Aanban

Faulty radar postpones orbital launch to Wednesday

Cape Canaveral AP report says Gordon Cooper's Faith 7 mission, delayed by a Bermuda radar fault, will now launch at 8 a.m. EST Wednesday. Mercury control and Bermuda radar teams monitor the fix while weather recovery reports extend the launch window. Cooper remained in the countdown, awaiting the restart after a two hour, nine minute hold.

Cape Caneveral Fila Gordon Cooper Bermuda Space Agency Walter Williams Project Mercury

Biddeford Graduate Launch Role In Space Flight

Frederick Radcliffe a 37 year old Biddeford High School graduate serves as guidance control director for the Faith 7 capsule mission to guide the Atlas rocket until orbit. He appeared on NBC TV during countdown for today’s canceled launch as he prepared to control the spacecraft’s direction. Radcliffe, grandson of Grace Dudley of 220 South Street, attended Culver Military Academy and the University of Pittsburgh, and is married to Constance with three children.

Biddeford High School Gordon Cooper Frederick Radcliffe South Street Nbc-Tv Radcliffe Grace Dudley Elizabeth Baker Biddeford-Saco Journal Culver Military Academy University of Pittsburgh Constance Titusville Raymond Kenneally Biddeford Birch Street Emery

Kennedy vows to keep federal troops out of Birmingham

President Kennedy states federal troops will stay out of Birmingham unless violence escalates. A general roundup notes possible fore noon reads. Meanwhile hundreds of Negroes participate in segregation demonstrations in Nashville.

Kennedy George Wallace Birmingham Nashville

Grafton to Install Sprinkler System for New Elm Street Plant

Joseph Rosenfield, president of Grafton Lumber, announced bids will be sought for a new 100 by 200 foot storage building at the burned Elm Street plant site. A $25,000 sprinkler contract has been awarded to Eastern Fire Protection of Lewiston for the former foundry, with plans to complete by October 1 after a seven week construction window.

Joseph Rosenfield Grafton Lumber Company Elm Street Rosenfield Eastern Fire Protection Company Lewiston

Legislature Passes Ballot Decision Change in Governor Elections

AUGUSTA AP The House approved a constitutional amendment to clarify who decides disputed governor elections. The change would send ballots and voting lists to the legislature and require the legislature to pick one of the leading candidates. The vote faced party lines 98 39.

Augusta House State Supreme Court Dana W. Childs D-Portland Malcolm Barman R Houlton Childs Constitutional Amendments & Legislative Executive Council

Rail Work Rules Laid By Panel

A three man presidential panel outlined broad guidelines for gradually removing most firemen from freight and yard trains amid a national rail strike threat. The panel said issues between railroads and five operating brotherhoods are narrowed and an agreement could be reached in 30 days if both sides bargain realistically. The report emphasizes safety needs and a method to decide which fireman positions can be eliminated while preserving essential crew effectiveness. The passenger train fireman issue remains unresolved.

Washington Kennedy United States Dwight D. Eisenhower Jwork

Officer Cleared In Sub Inquiry In Thresher Sinking

Navy clears Lt Cmdr Stanley W Hecker of being a scapegoat in Thresher disaster. Court withdraws Hecker as a party to the naval inquiry after finding his conduct not contributing to the loss. Hecker previously faced censure and faced cross examination rights during the inquiry.

Portsmouth N.H Navy Thresher Naval Court of Boston Stanley W. Hecker Hecker Brooklyn N.Y Skylark Atlantic Ocean Atty. Louis P. Gray, II New London Gray Adm Bernard L. Austin Portsmouth Navy Yard Cours Cmdr Lawson P. Ramage Atlantic Fleet

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