Deschambault Replies To Charges By York Republicans
Deschambault replies to Republican charges that Biddeford Democrats seek control of York County in the November election. He notes city elections on December 10 and 17, denies a county takeover motive, cites Democratic primaries and endorsements, and challenges Senator Erwin to substantiate claims while defending Biddeford’s progress and economy.
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Clement H. Deschambault
Biddeford
York
James Erwin
Alfred
City Square
Erwin
Maynard C. Dolloff
Thomas Maynard
Ronald L. Kellam
Dolloff
Mr. Kellam
Deschambault
Mr. Erwin
York County
New
Education and transport policy war in Maine race
Republican Gov. Reed argues high education is key to growth, backing expansion of the University of Maine campuses at Orono and Portland with projected costs of 114 million over two years and 2 million for advancement. Democrat Dolloff criticizes the administration for crisis-driven transportation failures, rail service loss, and lack of a coordinated study, calling for integration among shippers carriers and agencies.
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Reed
Maynard C. Dolloff
Portland
Orono
University of Maine
Bangor
Dolloff
Maine
Casco Bay
Augusta
Frank M. Coffin
Lambert Beck Acquittal Highlights Local Education Debate
In Biddeford, Mrs. Margaret A. Cartier announces candidacy for the Board of Education in support of mayoral hopeful Albert C. Lambert urging cooperative efforts to elevate public schools. Separately in New York, Dave Beck, former Teamsters leader, is acquitted by a federal jury of borrowing $200000, though faces prison time on other charges.
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Margaret A. Cartier
Bradbury Street
Board of Education
Biddeford
Albert C. Lambert
Cartier
Lambert
New York
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Beck
Seattle
U.S. Dist
Wilfred Feinberg
Roy Fruehauf
Birmingham, Mich
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Detroit
Burge Seymour
Washington, Conn
Associated Transport, Inc
New
Chuckle Promises Success Without Your Consent
The fragment suggests a humorous corporate slogan claiming inevitability of success if consent is not given. It appears as a light quote from an unidentified source, noting Gen. Fea. Corp. as copyright holder.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Castro Rejects U.N. Dismantling of Cuban Missile Bases
Fidel Castro rejected any foreign supervision of dismantling Soviet missile bases in Cuba and urged the United States to abandon Guantanamo Bay. He argued U.N. inspection would humiliate Cuba and violate sovereignty, while Anastas Mikoyan pressed on with talks in New York.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Guantanmo
Yan
Soviet Union
U.S
U.N
New York
Castro
Serted
Dismantling of Cuban Missile Bases Moves Forward
McNamara says preliminary photos indicate dismantling of missiles in Cuba is underway. Launchers removed, equipment taken out, and pads broken up with air hammer. Reconnaissance resumes after UN visit. U2 flights halted, low level pics pursued to verify progress.
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Cuba
Robert S. McNamara
Defense Department
Lor U Thant
United Nations
U.N
Khrushchev
Arthur Sylvester
McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Pentagon
Air Force
Rudolf Anderson Jr
Greenville
S.C
Defense
U2s
Arms Airlift From Germany Reaches India In Crisis
An American arms airlift began from Germany to aid India against Chinese forces. JC135 transports from Rhein-Main flew to Calcutta with light infantry weapons and mountain artillery. Ambassador Galbraith cautioned that arms alone won t defeat the invaders and no U.S. troops will accompany the shipments.
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New Delhi
India
Germany
Red China
Rhein-Main Air Base
Frankfurt
Calcutta
U.S
John Kenneth Galbraith
Galbraith
United States
Europe
State Department
Washington
Speculation Rise On A Letter From Khrushchev
Washington officials dismissed as wholly inaccurate a New York Herald Tribune report describing an unpublished Khrushchev letter to President Kennedy as a product of agitation. Press secretary Pierre Salinger said no reader would interpret the letter as the Tribune suggested, noting the Oct. 26 missive inspired Kennedy’s Oct. 27 reply and that the Herald Tribune service distributed the piece to Washington outlets.
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Washington
S AP
White House
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Pierre Salingeri
New York Herald Tribune
Salinger
New York Herald
Une
New York Tribune
Khruschev
The
Herald Tribune
Herald Tribune News Service
Washington Post
Washington Dispatch
Row
New York Daily News Publishes Strike Edition At Journal-American
The New York Daily News printed a 16 page strike edition at the Journal-American plant after its own presses were shut by a Guild strike. The move, first of its kind in modern New York history, targeted by the union over wages and involved hundreds of editorial and guild members.
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NEW York
New York Daily News
Journal-American
Daily News
News
The
American News
Paper Guild
the News
Manhattan
News the News
42Nd St
2Nd Ave
Guild
South Street
Journal
Ole Miss Campus Returns to Normal After Warning
In Oxford Mississippi Chancellor J D Williams urged drastic discipline after students cheered LSU rivaly and aimed at calm, peaceful study. MP raids found a weapons cache while guards kept Meredith under watch. Student Judicial Council may discipline eight to ten students. earlier unrest followed Sept riots with casualties.
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Oxford, Miss
University of Mississippi
J. D. Williams
James H. Meredith
Air Force
Ole Miss
Louisiana State University
Meredith
Baxter Hall
Williams
Judicial Counscil
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Future Homemakers of America
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Jeannette Lemieux
Lor
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Lorraine Rousselle
Simone Guay
Project and Recreation
Colleen Pomerleau
Richard Dubord
Education
Associated Press
Lambert Beck
Mrs
Margaret Cartier
ESTEY
T. W. A. A. Cope
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A. Petit
M. Schoonjans
Castro Adamant
Heroe
C. K. Burns
Saco
Judy Stevenson
Oak Ledge
Maine Association of Broadcasters
Stanley Lyons
WAGM
Presque Isle
John C. Libby
WCOU
Lewiston
J. Alan Jasper
WIDE
Paul Huber
WRKD
Rockland
Norman G. Gallant
WFAU
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Wells
Emerson
RCA Victor
General Electric
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