Lamontagne Declares Candidacy for Saco Mayor
Harvey W. Lamontagne Jr., 28, of 56 Lincoln Street, Saco, announces his bid for the Democratic mayoral nomination in the Saco caucus on November 20. He argues voters deserve to know candidates before the caucus and cites youth and efficiency as city needs.
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Harvey W. Lamontagne Jr
Lincoln Street
Saco
Democratic Caucus
Lamontagne
Ech
Democratic Social Club
Democratic City Committee
Adenauer and Kennedy Meet at White House in Berlin Talks
German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer visited the White House for a ceremonial welcome and talks with President Kennedy. They planned to discuss Western overtures on Berlin as the Cuban crisis and Soviet missile withdrawals add uncertainty. The visit followed Adenauer arriving from Bonn, with a full honors ceremony and discussions likely to include French German relations and European Community matters.
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Konrad Adenauer
White House
Kennedy
Adenauer
Berlin
Blair House
U.S
White House South
Cubs
Khrushchev
Sovie
Cuba
Bonn
Lemire Announces Run For Councilman At Large
Lemire 40 of 53 Pool estreet declared his candidacy for a third one year term on the administration ticket of Mayor Deschambault. The local note follows a broader Vatican City report on a deep split in the Ecumenical Council over divine revelation.
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Leo R. Lemire
Poolestreet
Administration
Clement H. Deschambault
Lemire
Vatican City
Eisenhower Calls for Broad Income Tax Overhaul
Former President Eisenhower told the Economic Club of New York that current tax rates hinder the economy and require reform to boost purchasing power. He argued tax cuts must pair with spending restraint, while urging tax changes to let industry modernize and reduce federal power. Lucius Clay joined, praising Cuba quarantine and avoiding a harsher blockade.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Washington
Clay
Cuba
Berlin
Chuckle on Influence and Interference Quip
A humorous adage notes that guiding others for their good is influence, while others guiding you is interference, attributed as a general feature of human relations. The saying reflects social dynamics in daily conversation and etiquette without naming individuals or events.
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Gen
Fea, Corp
Mer chantville man gets 75 year jail term for 270 parking tickets
Sebastian Barone, 39, of Merchantville New Jersey, ignored 270 parking tickets over two years and was sentenced to 10 days in jail for each, totaling 75 years. Magistrate Joseph Hersch ordered the term after Barone refused to pay 3309 dollars in fines. Barone’s lawyer said an appeal would follow, marking a record traffic court sentence.
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Philadelphia
Sebastian Barone
Merchantville
N. J
Joseph Hersch
Barone
Big Union NAACP Split Sparks AFL CIO Row
The AFL-CIO and NAACP clash over racial discrimination in unions. Meany says the federation cannot work with the NAACP while labor secretary Herbert Hill files suits against unions and suspends financial support. Wilkins counters that AFL-CIO does not fund the NAACP and pledges continued anti discrimination efforts.
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Washington
Aflcio
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
George Meany
NAACP
Herbert Hill
Meany
Afl-Cio
Wilkins
Hill
Military alerting on spying and espionage dangers abroad
Washington AP reports the military warns personnel traveling to Sino Soviet bloc countries about espionage techniques from shoe heel tapping to infrared listening devices. Briefings emphasize avoiding classified topics and note mail surveillance. agencies cite 27 services with about 300000 trained agents and warn spies exploit human frailties such as sex, liquor, and illegal activity.
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Washington
Defende A
Air Force
Refugees warned of expulsion at Guantanamo base
At Guantanamo Bay the U S Navy warned about expelling any Cuban refugees who try to flee aboard ships leaving the base. Four hundred forty refugees remain, with about 200 calling themselves violent opponents of Fidel Castro, and 100 having escaped earlier. A separate Washington briefing notes a looming 7.8 billion dollar federal deficit for the year, threatening Kennedy's planned 1963 tax cut. Senator Proxmire urged restraint on tax relief pending the deficit findings. The Budget Bureau cited weak economy and lower projected revenues as causes.
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Cuba
U.S
United States
Navy
Fidel Castro
U.S. Navy
U.S. Naval
Tration
Kennedy
William Proxmire
Wis
Budget Bureau
Congress
Stevenson Censures Goldwater Over Utterances
Adlai E. Stevenson urged Sen. Barry Goldwater not to distort his remarks after Goldwater accused Stevenson, Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., Chester Bowles, and Richard Goodwin of being soft on communism and Cuba. Stevenson defended his stance on arms control and criticized selective quoting in a Tuesday letter.
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N.Y
Adlai E. Stevenson
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Kennedy
Stevenson
U.S
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Chester A. Bowles
Richard N. Goodwin
Typhoon Karen Wrecks Guam. Rescue Underway
Guam reels after Typhoon Karen leaving 6 dead and more than 100 injured. Winds 174 mph, widespread destruction, Red Cross and civil defense coordinate recovery under Judge Paul Shriver. Schools closed, temporary repairs begun, water scarce, evacuees housed on Saipan for families.
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Guam
Karen
Pacific
Red Cross
Civil Defense
U.S. Dist
Paul D. Shriver
Manuel Guerrero
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