Biddeford-Saco Veterans Day Parade Plans Outlined
Four division Veterans day parade in Biddeford and Saco set for Friday at 10 am followed by memorial services at the City theater. Grand marshal Royal N Sheltra announced the route along Main streets and Adams Street with staff chief Robert Libby and honorary staff including Mayors Cote and Deschambeault. Memorial program features invocation by Rev Kalamaras national anthem by Grace Johnson and address by Atty Charles Smith with benediction by Rev Mark McCullough.
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Biddeford
Roger Grant
Owen Davis
American Legion
Post
Saco
Main Street
Jefferson Street
South Street
City Square
Adams Street
Robert Libby
State Department
Charles R. Cote
Clement H. Deschambault
Sam Kalamaras
Grace Johnson
Manders
Flanders Field
James Mackel
Biddeford Junior High
America
Kennedy Faces Tough Hurdles in First Congress Session
President elect Kennedy faces hurdles in the 87th Congress as four welfare measures seek passage. Tight Democratic gains, conservative committee power, and organized opposition threaten progress on minimum wage liberalization medical care education aid and depressed-area legislation, while Kennedy leverages new presidential powers and White House leadership to push the agenda.
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Jonn F. Kennedy
Kennedy
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White House
Eisenhower
House Labor and Education Committee
Conservattive
Graham Barden
N.C
Adam Clayton
Kennedy Catholic issue buried in hills of West Virginia
The Pilot editorial notes that religion was buried as a political issue in the Kennedy election. It says Kennedy was correct in calling the religious issue dead and that Catholics and Protestants backed him, with durable support from the South where religion was seen as less a vote liability.
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Pilot
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West Virginia
Houston
No Journal On Holiday Observance of Veterans Day
The Biddeford Saco Journal will not publish tomorrow as offices close for Veterans Day observance. No edition will be issued on the holiday.
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Biddeford- Saco
Chuckle about a girl who only cares for owned company
A light joke notes a girl who dislikes a man's company unless he owns it, attributed to Copt. Gen. Fea. Corp.
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Fea. Corp
Cote To Hold Off Decision On Re election Bid
Saco mayor Charles R. Cote says he will decide within a week whether to run again. He plans to attend the Democratic City committee meeting tonight in the Saco Municipal Court room after last year failing to win endorsement. Cote had defeated Robert Jones for the party caucus nomination.
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Charles R. Cote
Saco
The
Journal Today
Democratic City Committee
Cote
Democratic Social Club
Robert Jones
Drive Ends Shy Of Goal
The Biddeford Saco Community Chest drive closed short of its goal at 70 percent of 33943.69. As of noon pledges and cash totaled 23768.00. Officials expect some late contributions as workers finish gathering cards and will review donor contact from prior years.
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Biddeford - Saco
Paul Casavant
Harry Wooster
Unemployment Up U S Report Reveals October Job Data
Washington AP reports October unemployment rose by 191 000 with the jobless rate not falling in the fall season. Employment dropped by 277 000 as Labor Department officials acknowledged possible pre election timing concerns. Seymour Wolfbein said key data are normally available monthly but released with supplemental figures. The October report showed that the...
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Washington
Labor Department
Seymour Wolfbein
Hunters Blamed for Area Power Cut Declares Holiday
A power failure hit the Kennebunk and Kennebunkport communities and nearby areas prompting a school holiday. Investigators traced the fault to main lines entering the region near Arundel by the Trolley Museum, with the morning no school signal joined.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunkport
Arundel
Khrushchev signals lull with summit proposal
Soviet Premier Khrushchev signals potential thaw in cold war by urging a return to prewar U S Soviet relations and proposing a summit with President elect Kennedy. He cites peace, disarmament, and a German settlement as goals while reaffirming readiness to cooperate with a new administration. Kennedy conditioned talks on prospects for agreement on Berlin outer space or disarmament.
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