Druggist and Wife Die in Foggy Route 202 Crash
An Auburn druggist Luther Hall aged 29 and his pregnant wife Iris died in a head on collision with a trailer truck on fogbound Route 202 at NEW GLOUCESTER. Their two young children William 3 and Heidi 2 were critically injured and hospitalized in Lewiston with skull fractures and multiple lacerations.
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Luther W. Hall
Iris
William
Heidi
Lewiston
Felix W. Moody
Livermore Falls
Moody
Hall
Love Pair Apply for Marriage License in Wenatchee
In Wenatchee Washington AP reports Robert J Love 21 of Cashmere and Karen K Love 19 of Wenatchee filed for a marriage license on Monday to formalize their union.
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Wenatchee, Wash
Robert J. Love
Cashmere
Karen K. Love
Wenatchee
Diem and Nhu Die in Accidental Self-Inflicted Deaths
The revolutionary government in Saigon says Ngo Dinh Diem and brother Ngo Dinh Nhu died by their own actions during a struggle for a guard's pistol after surrendering to rebels. The claim contradicts earlier reports of murder by captive troops and notes Nhu attempted to seize a pistol as Diem entered an armored car. Their bodies were given to relatives for burial while awaiting further instructions from Archbishop Thuc in Rome.
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Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Diem
Nhu
Cai
Junta
Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh Thuc
Rome
United States
Los Angeles
Democratic defeats, Kennedy aid plan face mixed support
International brief notes the Soviet lift of a U S convoy blockade on the Berlin road, 44 Americans reaching Berlin, Diem and Nhu killed in unclear circumstances, U S policy reviews for South Vietnam, Nhu's widow seeking U S relocation for children, and Kentucky Mississippi governorships won by Democrats alongside a shifting Republican view. Senate reveals near parity on foreign aid foes and allies.
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Associated Press International
Berlin
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
United States
Rome
Senate Divided On Foreign Aid Plan
Laflamme in contest for council seat in Biddeford primaries. Paul E. Laflamme, 35 Gove St., Biddeford, seeks councilman at large in support of Frederic Deschambeault. He is a World War I veteran, married, father of two, and active in AMVETS, radio clubs, and St. Andre's Parish while running an oil business for 14 years. The Senate vote on the foreign aid plan shifted from a 43-42 to 43-40 after leadership footwork and pairing, with Democrats and Republicans showing split opposition. Continued on Page Three.
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Merton Ira Staples Amvets Post
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Dirksen
Claiborne Pell
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Ellender
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Dconn
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Man crosses rabbit with snake yields multiplying adder
A humorous note recalls a man who mixed a rabbit and a snake to produce an adder that multiplied, a playful riff on folklore biology and improbable results from inventive mischief.
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Corp
Prices for Building Materials in Local Market Area
The listing shows unit prices for various materials: square yard at 69 cents, 98 cents, and 1.79 dollars, each yard measured as Sa. Yd. 1.79. Also bagged items: 6 ounces at 14 cents, square foot at 19 cents and 40 cents.
U S Convoy Rolls Into Berlin as Blockade Lifts
In a tense showdown on the Berlin autobahn the Soviet blockade of a U S Army convoy ended and the column rolled into West Berlin. Both sides claimed victory while British and French convoys were cleared through. The incident prompted a Berlin drill by over 5,000 American troops to test city defenses.
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West Berlin
U.S
Marienborn
ADN
Khrushchev Warns Berlin Autobahn May See Future Delays
Premier Khrushchev told American business visitors that the Berlin convoy dispute could have sparked shooting or a wider war if it had continued. He said the argument ended only after the American convoy commander agreed to observe Soviet checking procedures, though U.S. officials in Berlin claimed the Russians backed down. Khrushchev warned Western convoys will be held up if established procedures are not followed.
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Khrushchev
Berlin
U.S
Chebeague Bridge Plan Rejected. Maine Votes Bonds
In Maine voters rejected a $3 million Chebeague bridge bond by more than two to one, while approving $8.4 million in general fund bonds for capital improvements and two constitutional amendments. Cumberland County backed the Chebeague proposal, but the statewide vote failed. The amendments expand urban influence and prohibit discrimination.
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Portland
Chebeague
Maine Maritime Academy
Reed
Maine
Senate
University of Maine
State Education Department
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