13 Nov 1963
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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1963
Page
1
A brief note reports a fundraising figure totaling 33 534 dollars pledged to date with 26 557 dollars received so far. The item reads as a campaign style appeal or fundraiser ledger referencing the phrase Burn Complacent Charlie as a motto or namesake.
Portland AP Chief Judge Richard S. Chapman praised Maine s District Court system now rolling out as a step toward uniform justice at the primary level. He noted high caliber Gov Reed appointees and urged efficient scheduling while police chiefs voiced concerns on travel and time. A seasonal court at Old Orchard Beach remains a legislative decision, with closer courts in Biddeford or Saco.
A U S Embassy official said the United States would resume full economic aid to Viet Nam's new revolutionary government, signaling a renewal of aid relations after the government’s establishment.
A humorous note from Chuckle Marriage states a wife gains protection and steadying help from a steadfast husband as she paints the kitchen ceiling, depicting a light view of domestic partnership in a corporate feature.
Saco School Committee voted unanimously to open Locke School in January with two rooms and possibly a third if staff found. The plan aims to relieve crowding. funding debates with the City Council continue after a 418,600 budget was deemed short of needs. Maintenance, water, and rink plans tie into this year’s school actions.
In a reported bid to topple the Ba'Ath government, gun battles erupted in Baghdad with jet strikes on the presidential palace and Al Rashid camp. Premier El Bakr and Defense Minister Ammash urged unity on Baghdad Radio as leaders shifted loyalties amid a reshuffled Ba'Ath leadership. Ali Saleh El Saadi, long a Ba'Ath power broker, was removed from the Iraqi party command and fled Baghdad.
A congressional delegation faces criticism for taking a House waiter to Europe and returning ahead of schedule. Rep Wayne Hays reportedly took a hometown Ohio aide on the trip as well. The incident adds to scrutiny of foreign travel by lawmakers.
Vatican talks on granting juridical powers to national episcopal conferences split the 2300 council fathers. Cardinal Spellman urged no binding authority while Cardinal Frings backed limited powers and Cardinal Meyer led the American cardinals in favor of a narrower grant. The debate continues as two-thirds of U.S. prelates align with the limited jurisdiction stance.
US officials say the full effect of the South Vietnamese coup on the anti Communist war will show by Easter. Defense reports note a moderate morale boost in troops since the overthrow of Ngo Dinh Diem, with no conclusive shift in the war yet. A high level US group will assess impact in Honolulu ahead of a November conference led by McNamara, Rusk, Bundy, and Taylor.
U S Ambassador demands immediate release and access to Yale political science professor Barghoorn held by Soviet authorities on spy charges. He was last seen Oct 31 at Walter Stoessel’s apartment and faces unclear details as Moscow notes the arrest with no further information.
Willard Stackpole of 84 Summer Street Saco was unanimously endorsed for Ward 6n alderman by the Ward 6n Republican Committee. The city caucus is set for November 19. Stackpole, a lifelong Saco resident, has served on the Zoning Appeals Board and led the local Jaycees, Maine Jaycees, and national Junior Chamber roles. He works as a manufacturing engineer.
Local real estate listing fragment notes pricing and unit counts. Shows per square yard rate 1.79 and six locations with unit price 14e each. Describes specific measurement and price data for property listings.
Washington imposes new travel restrictions for diplomats from Soviet satellites and Russians. About 26 percent of the United States remains off limits to Russian travelers and vice versa, with some areas opened and others closed. The Defense Department pushed for tighter controls amid concerns diplomats reported sensitive areas, while the State Department preferred fewer limits to foster understanding. The UN Secretariat staff and cultural exchange visitors are exempt.
OLD ORCHARD BEACH John FE Trull 43 Atlantic Ave longtime Beach resident and former councilman seeks District 4 seat. He worked with South Portland Engineering Co and previously served on the School Committee. Four contenders remain for the vacated seat: William F Farrington John T McNeill Almondie Pike and Trull.
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