Larrabee Endorses Pay Scale for Biddeford Teachers
Superintendent Paul Larrabee endorses the school board salary plan and urges any teacher who rejects the offer to seek another position. He notes 38 signed contracts for September 1961, 14 probationaries unsigned, nine vacancies, seven more hires due to enrollment and the new high school, and states full support for the board’s action.
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Paul Larrabee
Board of Education
Larrabee
Biddeford
World pays tribute to Gary Cooper dies aged 60
The Hollywood star Gary Cooper died after a battle with cancer. His body lay in a mortuary as friends and eminent guests filed into the Church of the Rosary for prayers and tributes. The world mourned the actor known for his calm presence and enduring film career. The funeral date and further details were announced as the public reacted to his passing.
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Hollywood
Gary Cooper
Laos Conference Seeks Neutral Delegation Formula
Geneva AP Kennedy approves a U S concession allowing Laos talks with three rival delegations as observers. The plan labels them Laotian delegates to avoid stating government representation while a British French compromise tests Soviet willingness for a neutral Laos. Top Laotian leaders stay home while talks may forge a settlement in country.
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Geneva
United States
Laos
Kennedy
Bounam
Pathet Lao
Souvana Phouma
Reds
Lord Home
Maurice Couve de Murville
Greg Mg US
Tary
Rusk
Keny
U.S
Boun Oum
Khrushchev
Elderly Couple Die in Maine Route One Crash
Maine State Police report two more fatalities from a two car collision on U S Route One in Fort Kent. Victims Niles C Pinkham 72 and Ella J Bowers died Sunday in the wreck raising the highway death toll.
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Maine
Niles C. Pinkham
Ella J. Bowers
Ft. Kent
U. S
Pope to issue major encyclical on modern social issues
Pope John XXIII announced plans for a major encyclical outlining the church stance on modern social problems. He described it as a living Christian life program and said it will build on Rerum Novarum and Quatragesimo Anno. The document, delayed a few weeks for Latin text delivery, will address private enterprise versus public intervention in the economy.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Italy
Leo XIII
Pope John
Leo
Organizing Plans for Lay Retreats Across Parishes
Local clergy and lay parish leaders met with the Oblate Retreat movement of Augusta at a dinner and program at the Old Orchard House. Rev Edward F Walsh delivered the welcome address for St Margaret parish Old Orchard Beach. chairman of arrangements was Theode Langevin of St Andre parish Biddeford. Rev Maurice Fillion, head of the Oblate order, gave the keynote address.
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Augusta
Old Orchard House
Edward F. Walsh
St. Margaret Parish
Old Orchard Beach
Theode Langevin
St. Andre Parish
Biddeford
Oblate
Maurice Fillion
OMI
Father Walsh
Aime Giguere
Elie Hevey
Edward Nadeau
Raoul Fecteau
Gene Valliere
Oliver J. Renaud
OMI Order
Arthur J. Dube
Father Fillion
Clement Thibodeau
Kennedy Khrushchev May Meet In Possible Talks
The Kennedy Khrushchev meeting potential is rated 3 to 2 with Laos and a nuclear tests ban as barriers. A suitable site like Stockholm or Vienna is under consideration for a face to face talk, possibly after Kennedy's Europe trip beginning May 31. Khrushchev has signaled openness, while Kennedy presses for progress on East West talks in Geneva and Laos.
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Khrushchev
Stockholm
Vienna
United States
Washington
Palm Beach
Pierre
Salinger
White House
Kennedy
Geneva
Khrush
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Moscow
America
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Konrad Bauer
West Germany
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Dean Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Oslo
Rusk
Laos
Andrei Gromyko
Khrusnchev
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John M. Hightower
Cuba
Big K
Big Two Meeting Augurs Fateful Goals
President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Khrushchev face a high-stakes meeting whose outcome could affect world peace. The article analyzes Kennedy position and Khrushchev confidence, noting key aims include nuclear test ban talks and warnings over Berlin and Cuba.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Associated Press
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