New Industry Signs Lease To Move To Saco
Precision Automotive Products signs to occupy the Clayton Buick building in Saco on Thornton Avenue. The firm plans to move December 1 with 20 to 25 employees and will manufacture conveyors, dishwashers, restaurant equipment, and related machinery. Open house planned after production begins.
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Saco
Clayton Buick, Inc
Thornton Avenue
Precision Automotive Products Company
Clayton Buick
Thomas Halloway
Boston
Mass
Holloway
Halloway
Peter Mourmouras
No Break Is Sighted In News Strike
New England's largest city faced a second day without most daily papers as 1150 printers led a wage strike after rejecting arbitration. Six dailies suspended. 5500 other workers idled. Christian Science Monitor unaffected. Radio and TV boosted coverage while readers sought updates.
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New England
International Typographical Union
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Manchester
N.H
ITU
Local 13
John D. Craig
Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce
Biddeford Hosts French Eucharistic Congress
Biddeford hosts a French Eucharistic Crusade involving 15 Maine schools and school religious and lay faculties. The all day event at St. Joseph parish hall features welcome by Rev. Marc Franck, with Rev. Sister St Urbain presiding as Maine moderator for group discussions. St. Joseph and St. Andre school groups will demonstrate under Sister St. Urbain while Rev. Maurice Gauvreau S J and Rev. Matthew Hale S J lead morning sessions. Rev. Father Gauvreau guides the afternoon forum. Rev Armand Cyr of Portland addresses at 3 p m. closing by Father Franck followed by social hour as Education Week highlights Christian education and career preparation.
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Maine
St. Joseph Parish Hall
Green Street
St. Joseph and
St. Andre Parish
Marc Franck
St. Joseph Parish
State of Maine
St. Urbain
St. Andre Convent
St. ‘Ulric
St. Joseph School
St. Andre
Maurice Gauvreau
S. J
Matthew Hale
Father Gauvreau
Armand Cyr
Portland
Father Franck
Twin Cities
Supreme Court backs steel strike injunction in cooling-off order
Washington reports the Supreme Court upholding an injunction forcing 500,000 striking steelworkers to return to mills for an 80 day cooling-off period under Taft-Hartley emergency provisions. The decision, issued in an unsigned five page opinion with Justice Douglas dissents, marks an 8 to 1 vote.
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High Tribunal
William C. Douglas
Top Football Tussles Postponed for Veterans Day Games
The weatherman caused postponements of two top schoolboy football games. Thornton Academy at St Louis and Kennebunk at Old Orchard Beach were moved to next Wednesday Veterans Day at 1:30 p.m. with games now at St Louis and Old Orchard fields.
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St. Louis
Kennebunk
Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Fields
Emphasis On Peace For Red Celebration In Moscow
Moscow marked the 42nd anniversary of the 1917 revolution with a festive Red Square parade and a three day celebration. Defense Minister Malinovsky praised Khrushchev's UN disarmament proposals while flagging continued military readiness until bases abroad are closed. A civilian display featured new miniature sports cars. Spacecraft models, including a Lunar probe, were showcased in Sverdlovsk and other squares.
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Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Red Square
Rodion Malinovsky
Nikita Khrush
Khrushchev
Four South Dakota youths stage bank robbery prank
Four high school boys dismissed from class interrupted a rabbit hunt, robbed Farmers State Bank in Kranz of 1500 dollars, but returned the money ten minutes later and waited for a deputy sheriff. State's Attorney Dean Sumner said the act began as a prank and escalated when a 16 year old continued with the robbery. The youths, all from Watertown, will face juvenile court charges as to adult prosecution.
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Dean Sumner
Codington County
Farmers State Bank
South Dakota
A. J. Turbak
Turbak
Jerome
Sumner
Watertown
Here
Summer
Hope Wanes For 32 Climbers On Mt Gauri Sankar
Nepal officials hold out little hope for climber Hideko Kato and 31 expedition members missing since mid September after a blizzard and avalanches on Mt Gauri Sankar. Kato, a 38 year old Japanese statistician, aimed to summit to honor Fukuoka University’s 25th anniversary.
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Nepal
Hideko Kato
Gauri Sankar
Sherpa
Kato
Moriaki Abe
Mitsuharu Oishi
Katmundu
Fukuoka University
Nis
Speculation on Hammarskjold Laos trip grows
United Nations speculation rises over a possible mission by Secretary-General Hammarskjold to Laos to ease the unsettled crisis. Diplomats see a trip as likely unless Soviet opposition hardens. A Hammarskjold spokesman denied linkage to the Security Council fact finding report. The Soviet deputy foreign minister called for a settlement based on the 1954 Geneva accord and the international control commission plan.
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Laos
United Nations
N.Y
Dr. Hammarskjold
Kingdom
Hammarskjold
Vasily Kuznetsov
International Control Commission
Kuznetsov
Noted Oscar Winner Victor McLaglen Dies in Hollywood
Hollywood reports the death of Victor McLaglen aged 72, noted Oscar winner and a top rough-tough actor of the cinema. The longtime star, celebrated for his rugged screen presence, passed away today in California.
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Calif
Victor McLaglen
Mute Freed On Count Of Loud Talking
A deaf mute from Brooklyn, Joseph Ruiz, 22, was freed by a New York magistrate after two arrests for allegedly annoying passers by with loud speech. Ruiz spoke through a sign language interpreter and said he had been jailed a week for unable to raise 500 dollars bail. The magistrate noted the deaf cannot speak. Patrolman John Farrell testified Ruiz and others failed to move on when told to.
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Joseph Ruiz
Brooklyn
Ruiz
Walter H. Goldwin
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