City Malls Question Ends Toledo Downtown Trial
Toledo ends its 3 2 month downtown pedestrian mall experiment amid questions whether permanent malls are needed. Downtown Toledo Associates delays endorse until merchants agree while City Council city manager Lucas County officials and an architects group back the experiment for downtown beautification. The tax issue and long term fate hinge on broader approvals and funding.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo
Apa
DTA
Lucas County
Grou
Outlook for the Golden Sixties Faces Caution on Wall Street
New York reports a tempered forecast for the 1960s as analysts warn of economic risks. Edson Gould urges cautious investing with funds limited to 65 percent and 35 percent held in reserve amid strikes, inflation fears, and foreign competition. G Keith Funston of the NYSE predicts U.S. output rising to 700 billion dollars by 1970 and stock ownership swelling to 22 million, but cautions against complacency and tax flaws.
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Wall Street
Companie
Edson Gould
Arthur Wiesenberger & Co
G. Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Id Funston
Open House Observes 50th Wedding Anniversary
A Sunday open house at the Wells Branch home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Clark Sr. marked their 50th wedding anniversary with about 100 relatives and friends. The event featured two gold themed cakes, yellow roses corsage, gold watches, and a purse of money for the couple. Attendees included Mrs. Dorcas Winslow, who will turn 101 next January, and the couple’s grandsons Richard, Brian, and Timothy, aided by Charles M. Clark Jr. and Mrs. Wilfred Gray in Wells Branch and Farmington respectively.
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Charles M. Clark
Wells Branch
Fenwick W. Clark
Lillian Kimball
Portland
Saco Zoning Test Sparks Court Action Over Plant
Residents of Ferry Road filed a petition with the zoning appeal board protesting Cumberland Foods use permit for a seafood packaging plant on the old dairy site. The group alleges the non conforming use conflicts with the zoning ordinance and harms public health and neighborhood property values. Attorney Edwin Walker represents the petitioners, while Cumberland Foods is defended by Attorney Charles W. Smith. Mayor Peter Garland says the city supports relocating the business to an industrial zone and views the permit as an error to be tested under the law.
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Ferry Road
Old Reserve
Cumberland Foods, Inc
Zoning Ordinances Appeal Board
Charles Pendleton
Cumberland Foods
Saco
Thomas F. Moore
Gilbert D. Harrison, Jr
Virginia M. Moore
Alma W. Harrison
Willard C. Mosher
James F. Thompson
Eleanor E. Clark
Harry P. Garland
Marj Re C. Garland
Peter Hellige
Elizabeth A. Hellige
Margaret L. Stone
Priscilla D. Martin
Elizabeth E. Doe
Charles J. Nannery
Monica Nannery
Margaret Mosher
Rita Murphy
Eva B. Thompson
Arthur F. Blanchette
Edna Blanchette
Margaret H. Kenneally
Richard F. Murphy
Atty
Edwin Walker
Charles W. Smith
Peter A. Garland
Garland
Smith
Gorham
N. H
South Portland
Frank W. Horne
Chuckle: U.S. Standard Car Described as Four-Eyed Pink Monster
A humorous description of the American standard automobile mocks its shape and features. The piece names a colorful vehicle as a four-eyed, two-horned ethyl-eater, attributing it to a fictional corporate caption.
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U. S
Fea. Corp
Special Session Decision On Public School Bus Aid Today
Augusta faces a pivotal meeting of legislative leaders with Gov Clauson to decide if and when a special session will be called. Atty Gen Hancock and Education Commissioner Hill offered alternative bills to permit public funding of private school bus transportation, amid court rulings and district validations.
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Augusta
Clauson
Frank E. Hancock
Warren G. Hill
Hancock
Senate
Allan Woodcock Jr
Bangor
Perham-Washburn
Liberty- Brooks
Liberty
Perham
Beginning Of Religious Tolerance In America Noted In Maryland
At St. Mary’s City Maryland Protestants Catholics and Jews gathered to honor religious freedom as a monument marking the birthplace of tolerance was unveiled near where Maryland’s first settlers landed 325 years ago Lord Baltimore Cecilius Calvert founded the colony to promote peaceful faith practice The dedication was sponsored by the Religious Heritage of America Inc an interfaith group highlighting America’s spiritual background
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Maryland
ST. Mary’s City
St. Mary's City
Cecilius Calvert
Lord Baltimore
The
Religious Heritage of America Inc
Societies Observe Membership Sunday in Biddeford St Joseph Parish
Members of Cercle Lacordaire and Ste Jeanne d Arc of Biddeford joined state and local officers for a Membership Sunday program at St Joseph parish. The day featured an executive session at St Louis High, round table talks with speakers from Victoriaville, QC, a 5 pm banquet, benediction, and a public meeting. Alberic Gentes and Louis Leclerc spoke on Quebec rehabilitation centers for alcoholics and urged community support in the fight against alcoholism.
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St. Louis High School
Biddeford
Cercle Lacordaire
Ste. Jeanne d’Arc
Oscar Boucher
St. Joseph
Josephat Tardif
St. Andre Women’s Society
Ste Jeanne d’Arc
St. Joseph Parish
Theode Langevin
Louis Leclerc
Alberic Gentes
Victoriaville
P.Q
Ovila Poirier
Norman Carrier
J. Pelletier
Lewiston
Robert Martel
St. Andre Cercle
Wonderbar
St. Andre and
Aime Giguere
Elie Hevey
Father Carrier
Father Martel
St. Joseph Church
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Prescott Verrill
Old Orchard Beach
Story
Louis Leroux
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Leon Paulin
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St. John Hall
Main
Elm Streets
Reilly’s Bakery
Main Street
York Institute
Inez Twambley
John Fairfield Society
Children of the American Revolution
John Tarbox
John Tar
Young Toms
Alfred Street
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