Vintage 1950s and 1960s Cars for Sale in Alaska
Cars listed include many 1950s and 1960s models such as 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air four door and 1957 Ford Victoria, with details on trim, drive, power features, colors, and optional items. The ad markets low payments and down payment terms, highlighting R H and WW features, colors like dark blue white and two tone, and vehicles ranging from sedans to station wagons.
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DeSoto Firedome
P. S
P. B
Plymouth
Chevrolet
P. E
Oldsmobile Super
Cape Porpoise Brownies Wind Up Activities
Cape Porpoise Brownies and Goose Rocks Troop 38 held the season finale at the Cape Porpoise fire station. The program featured a coloring project of international uniforms, International Friendship pins, a Shriner circus report, and a thank you to sponsors Maj. James C. Geddes Leon Knight and James Johnson.
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Brownie
Cape Porpoise
Goose Rocks
Cape Fire Station
Shriners Circus
Lewiston
Maj
James C. Geddes
Saco Savation Army
Leon Knight
Saco
James Johnson
Carol Eaton
Debra Reid
Elizabeth Nunan
Susan Wildes
Cynthia Spence
Betsy Grover
Karynn Holbrook
Donne Cluff
Mary
Truman Says He Hates The Ku Klux Klan
Former President Harry S. Truman declares he hates the Ku Klux Klan and the John Birch Society, calling them dangerous and a camouflage for aiming to set up a police state. He labels Welch and others as communist dupes, and criticizes their anti modernism stance.
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Louisville
Harry S$. Truman
Truman
Klan
John Birch Society
Robert Welch
University of Louisville to honor doctor of laws today
A University of Louisville ceremony will award an honorary Doctor of Laws degree to an unnamed recipient today. The event highlights the university’s recognition of achievements in public service.
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The
University of Louisville
Four Killed as Bus Crashes Truck in Sierra Community
A Greyhound bus collided with a truck on U.S. 40 near Emigrant Gap California killing four people including the truck driver Richard Thornberg 26 and two National Guard privates James Dagel 21 and Anthony Gaffke 19. Also dead Jane Reynolds 57. Over 30 injured with two in critical condition and the bus driver Sebastian Bucher 50 in very serious condition.
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Emigrant Gap
Calif
Greyhound
Sierra
Sacramento
Richard W. Thornberg
Auburn
U.S. 40
Jane Bosworth Reynolds
Oakland
James F. Dagel
Watertown
Anthony J. Gaffke
Bozeman
Mont
National Guard
Ft. Ord
Elizabeth Gladney
San Francisco
Olga Wright
Sebastian W. Bucher
Concord
Katherine Murphy
Boston
Mass
Tarring Continues On Roads In Saco
The Maine Highway Commission continued road tarting in Saco today with a coat laid on Buxton road from Joy Valley to Tasker street and on Old Orchard road. The state may tar parts of Boom road and Louden road in Saco this year.
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Maine Highway Commission
Saco
Buxton
Joy Valley
Tasker Street
Old Orchard
Louden Road
Maine Senate passes anti billboard act for Interstate routes
A Maine Senate unanimous vote enacts an anti billboard bill restricting Interstate advertising to areas zoned commercial or industrial as of September 21 1959. The House previously approved the measure and it now goes to Governor Reed for signature. The bill also exempts Interstate segments through cities where applicable.
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Augustap
Maine Senate
House
Reed
Guy Anderson Cleared of DUI in Saco Court
Guy W. Anderson, 27, of Biddeford, was found innocent of driving under the influence in Saco Municipal Court by Associate Judge William F. Wilson Jr. Testimony cited a liquor odor. defense noted rough road near Temple Elm due to construction. Prosecution included Police Chief Raymond Kerry and officers Cote and Nason, plus Mayor Cote. In a separate case, Richard Gagne, 18, of Biddeford Pool, was fined $15 for speeding 55 mph in a 25 mph zone at Ocean Park races.
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Guy W. Anderson
Lemieux Street
Biddeford
Wiliam F. Wilson, Jr
Saco
Anderson
Charles Smith
Alberic Martin
Temple Street
Raymond Kerry
Alfred Cote
Joseph Nason
Charles R. Cote
Atty. Smith
Scammon
Temple and
Elm Streets
Wilson
Richard Gagne
Biddeford Pool
Billy Graham to Undergo Chest X Rays in London
AP reports evangelist Billy Graham, 42, will be taken to a London hospital for chest and throat X rays. He is to begin a three week religious crusade in Manchester, but a throat infection aboard the Queen Mary last week has forced him to cancel the opening preaching engagement while he receives treatment in his hotel.
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London
Billy Graham
Amerian
Manchester
Io England
Maine Outdoor Advertising Bill Seeks Federal Aid for Ban
A proposed Maine ordinance to regulate outdoor ads would ban billboards on Interstate sections and make the state eligible for about 700000 dollars in federal aid construction bonuses tied to the ban.
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Maine
Rochambeau Field Day Planned for June 25
At a Rochambeau club meeting in Biddeford last night, plans were announced for the annual field day on June 25. Events include a softball game against another snowshoe club, plus horseshoe and volleyball contests. A barbecue caterer was chosen, and field day reservations are now being accepted with a June 23 deadline.
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Rochambeuu
Biddeford
Joseph Larose
Leo Gosselin
Lorenzo Huot
American Snowshoe Union
Lewiston
Roland Regis
Ray
Joseph Salvas, Jr
Coureur Des Bois
Lowell
Mass
Leopold Gregoire
Fernand Turgeon
Darrel Mileski
Area Trio Compete In UM Debating
Three area residents competed in intercollegiate forensics at the University of Maine in Orono this year. LaForest Robbins formerly of Saco, Bradley James Lawler of Saco, and Harvey Shaw of Old Orchard Beach participated in the UM debating events this year.
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University of Maine
Orono
LaForest Robbins
Bradley
Saco
James Lawler Saco
Harvey Shaw
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Coast Guardsman Loses Hand After Barter's Island Blast
Louis Rego, 33, a Coast Guardsman, had his right hand and wrist amputated after a shotgun blast on Barter's Island, Boothbay Harbor. Maine Medical Center listed him in good condition. Deputy Sheriff Herbert Pinkham found him near his car in shock and incoherent, unable to explain the wound.
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Portland
Coast
Louis Rego
Barter's Island
Boothby Harbor
Maine Medical Center
Rego
Lincoln County
Herbert Pinkham
Pinkham
Retirement bill beaten in Maine Senate
AUGUSTA Maine. The Senate killed a bill to raise the mandatory retirement age for the chief game warden to 65 and extend the rule to warden supervisors. The vote was 16 to 11. The measure had caused bitter feuding between Chief Warden Elmer Ingraham and Fish and Game Commissioner Roland H Cobb.
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Augusta
Maine
Senate
Senators
Elmer Ingraham
Ingraham
Fish & Game
Roland H Cobb
Exams Oue Continued From Page One
The exam focuses on seven sections across English foreign language U S history and institutions farming health sciences and mechanical skills plus two sections on personal information such as family education background hobbies and leadership. Dr Nicholas Hobbs explains typical questions like analogy tasks and a primary objective question about the North Atlantic Pact and a drought flood scenario with multiple choice options.
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U.S
Nicholas Hobbs
Peace Corps
United Nations
Double Slaying Near Plainfield Shocks Community
In Plainfield New Jersey two socialites were found dead with a white Cadillac used in their abduction. Mrs Elliot C Ewell 49 of Westfield and Mrs Robert Tyson 50 of Plainfield were missing from a party and later found in a wooded lane with one woman strangled and the other run over. Two suspects Lorelle Parks 22 and Joseph Maxey 23 both staff at Dom's Auto Sales were arrested. police say the men implicate themselves. The case is being treated as murder with possible sexual assault. investigators recovered keys and a wallet from Parks.
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N. J
Daniel Tennessey
Elliot C. Ewell
Westfield
Mack Truck Co
Robert Tyson
New York
Mack
Lorelle Parks
Joseph Maxey
Dunellen
Dom
Hennessy
Cadillac
Arthur Phillips
Ms. Ewell
Local Teachers Honor retiring Saco Couple
Two Miss Sarah Haines treasurer. Howard Cushman and Mrs Ethelyn Hill and Mrs Mabel Fanning named to the executive board. A rising vote of thanks to retiring president Mrs Phyllis Borden. Testimonial for Mr and Mrs Clark followed with gifts from Mrs Borden and Dr Frank Lawler. Gifts acknowledged by Clark. William Clark entertained with New England sketches.
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Sarah Haines
Howard Cushman
Ethelyn Hill
Mabel Fanning
Phyllis Borden
Clark
Borden
Saco Teachers Association
Frank Lawler
Saco
Clarks
Bowen and Cutts
Farmington Norms School
Farmington State Teachers College
William Clark
Kennebun Akport
New England
Rocket climb and solo glide set high altitude record
A pilot reached 90 000 feet then switched off the engine and coasted to 110 000 feet before nosing over and gliding back to base. In comparison Gagarin flew 17 000 mph in orbit, Shepard hit 5100 mph during a 115 mile climb, and Walker, a Distinguished Flying Cross recipient, now works for NASA, native to Washington Georgia.
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Gagarin
Earth
Shepard
Walker
Europe
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Washington, Ga
Kennedy Forecast Sees No Tax Increase
Kennedy stated the economy would hit new highs in coming months and that the recession had halted with recovery under way. He warned unemployment would remain a serious challenge despite improving conditions.
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Kennedy
Fire crews respond to two near misses in Biddeford area
A shorted motor at Maine Dry Cleaners on 37 Elm Street prompted a call to firemen yesterday afternoon. No damage or equipment use occurred. Shortly after 8 p.m. firefighters were dispatched to 25 Pike Street to an overflowing oil burner at Ernest Collard’s home. No actions taken upon arrival.
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Maine Dry Cleaners
Elm Street
Biddeford
Pike Street
Ernest Collard
Examination schedule outlines tests for overseas teaching
The general examination will be followed by a special test on June 5 for candidates wanting to teach overseas at the high school level. A further general examination is planned for early July.
Camp Ellis Fire Auxiliary Plans June Outing
Final plans for the June outing were made at a Camp Ellis Fire Auxiliary meeting in the fire station. Attendees will meet at 6 15 at the station before traveling to Valle's Brighton Avenue Portland. Planning is led by Mrs Ruth Stackpole with new member Mrs Joan Bouthet joining the refreshments committee.
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Camp Ellis
Valle’s
Brighton Avenue
Portland
Ruth Stackpole
Lillian Gagnon
Christobel Gagnon
Joan Bouthet
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