Annual St Joseph Choir Banquet At Wonderbar Steak House
The St Joseph mens choir and St Joan of Arc chorale held their annual banquet Sunday at Wonderbar steak house. The program featured recognition ceremonies gifts for longtime members and musical numbers under Diane Rousselle organist Andre Perreault director and Rev Brother Roland assistant director. head table included Mrs Rousselle Msgr Elie Hevey pastor and Oscar among guests.
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St. Joseph
Joseph Drapeau
Oscar Normand
Confidence In US Holds Stability
The article explains that Western European nations and their citizens own about 18 billion dollars in U S assets and could influence gold reserves if all were converted to gold. It argues the United States remains the cornerstone of the free world economy, making a total gold run unlikely despite current anxiety.
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Washington
Western
Europe
U.S
Uncle Sam
United States
U. S
Johnson appeals for bipartisan NATO unity in Paris
Vice President elect Lyndon B. Johnson urged Western allies in Paris that the U S election was not a repudiation of Eisenhower era strength. He spoke to 200 NATO parliamentarians urging a new step toward freedom while stressing he spoke as a senator, not a policy outline.
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Paris
Lyndon B. Johnson
America
United States
Eisenhower
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Johnson
Texas
Pacific
Five Die In Maine Accidents
The Associated Press reports multiple fatalities over the weekend in Maine. Nicholas George, 38, of Portland died at York Village Hospital from injuries in a Wells head on collision. Leroy C. Klinger, 56, and Alma Klinger, 52, of South Portland died in the same crash. Additional deaths include Ervin W. Lyford, 52, of Old Town electrocuted in Lincoln. Flore Thibodeau, 82, died in a fire near Fort Kent. Carroll D. Johnson, 60, of Freeport perished when his truck rolled near Solon. Paul Work, 30, of Jackman died in a tree collision at Thorndike. Carl Davis, 37, of Brooks was injured.
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Nicholas George
Portland
York Village Hospital
Wells
George
Leroy C. Klinger
Alma
South Portand
Ervin W. Lyford
Old Town
Lincoln
Flore Thibodeau
Fort Kent
Carroll D. Johnson
Freeport
Solon
Paul Work
Jackman
Thorndike
Carl Davis
Brooks
Wave in Peru Fatal to Pair
A tidal wave struck northern Peru reaching inland up to a mile. Two people were killed and nine listed as missing. The disaster hit Chiclayo and Lambayeque Province with towns such as Pimentel Caletas Santa Rosa San Jose and Eten battered. A tug and 61 small crafts capsized as earthquakes and waves are common along the Pacific ring of fire.
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Lima
Peru
Aoe
Chiclayo
Capia Lambayeque
Japan
Pimentel
Caletas
Santa Rosa
San Jose
Eten
South America
Pacific Ocean
Chile
Valdivia
Dreds
Kasavubu Poised for UN Seat as Congo Crisis Divides
The United Nations General Assembly appeared ready to seat Joseph Kasavubu and his delegation despite opposition from several blocs. A debate stretched into a possible late session with a vote seen as high as 60 to 20, with 18 abstentions anticipated. Kasavubu pledged to await UN conciliation efforts, while rivals Lumumba and the Congo conflict shaped the stance of Yugoslavia, Guinea, Mali, and Sri Lanka among others.
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United Nations, N. Y
Joseph Kasavubu
U. N. General Assembly
United States
Kasavubu
Patrice Lumumba
Yugoslavia
Guinea
Mali
Ceylon
New York
U. N. Conciliation Commission
Congo
Biddeford Candidate Seeks Re election On Democratic Ticket
Roland J. Henaire a 38 year old local businessman and life long Biddeford resident today announced his candidacy for re election as councilman at large in support of the incumbent Democratic ticket led by Mayor Clement H. Deschambault. He lives in Ward 7 and is the son of Mr and Mrs HEN. On the same page the article reports Maj Irving T McDonald a U S air attache ordered to leave the Soviet Union on charges of espionage the second such expulsion in recent months the move seen as retaliation for the arrest of Igor Y Melekh at the United Nations in New York. McDonald from Provincetown Mass was to depart after a tour in southern Russia.
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Roland J. Henaire
Biddeford
Clement H. Deschambault
Henaire
Hen
Moscow
Irving T. McDonald
U.S
Soviet Union
McDonald
Edward I. Freers
Foreign Office
Igor Y. Melehk
United Nations
New York
Melehk
Provincetown
Mass
Col
Edwin M. Kirton
Palo Alto
Calif
Kirton
Russia
Sale Approved for British Ford Buyout by Ford Motor Co
London AP British government approves Ford Motor Co purchase of all outstanding British Ford shares Chancellor of the Exchequer John Selwyn Lloyd announced the decision in the House of Commons.
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London
Ford Motor Co
Ford
John Selwyn Lloyd
House of Commons
Mayor Felisa de Gauthier urged to perform public penance
In San Juan the Roman Catholic pastor ordered Mayor Felisa de Gauthier to publicly repent before receiving Communion after voting on November 8. The Rev. Thomas Maisonet said she must announce repentance by radio TV or newspaper. The mayor did not attend cathedral Masses and reportedly stayed at a Vega Baja beach cottage. She supports the Popular Democratic party facing Catholic bishops who call the party unchristian. The governor and legislature won reelects despite bishops’ warnings.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Felisa de Gauthier
Thomas Maisonet
Vega Baja
Father Maisonet
Dona Felisa
Edct
Puerto
First Step In Space Try Fails
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP An un manned space capsule launch failed after countdown to zero escape tower rose then fell back to the pad Redstone booster and capsule remained on the pad The test aimed to prove spaceflight capability for Project Mercury with a chimpanzee planned for a future flight and an astronaut after that continuation noted on page two
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Castro keeps softer line as U.S. warships spark Cuban ire
Cuban Armed Forces Minister Raul Castro condemns Eisenhower's Caribbean naval move as a Yankee imperialism warning while avoiding threats of Soviet rocket deployment. He says Cuba aids revolts by others, not direct backing for Guatemala and Nicaragua uprisings, and urges preserving the Cuban Revolution. Earlier, a Cuban army captain shot a U.S. Embassy clerk in Havana, Wayne Henderson, wounded but listed as in satisfactory condition after surgery.
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Havana
Raul Castro
Eisenhower
U. S
Caribbean
United States
Central America
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Khrushchev
Cuba
Castro
Guatemala
Nicaragua
U.S
Wayne Henderson
Pasadena
Calif
Henderson
Jorge Robreno
Textile Industry Needs Shot In Arm
J. M Cheatham president of the American Cotton Manufacturers Institute urged textile executives in Charlotte to improve public perception of the industry. He warned that views of textiles as backward and low wage persist and called for ongoing research to maintain America's edge amid postwar global competition from four corners of the world.
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Cotton Group
Charlotte
N.C
J. M Cheatham
American Cotton Manufacturers Institute
Greater Charlotte
Cheatham
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