Welcome Coffee for New Student Teacher at Burns School
A welcome coffee for Mrs. Elizabeth Drown, a new student teacher, was hosted yesterday in the home economics room at the C. K. Burns school in Saco. Grade 8 Room 7 girls organized the event to introduce her to faculty and support her six weekly term under Esther Emmons supervision.
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Elizabeth Drown
C. K. Burns School
Saco
Drown
Gorham State Teachers College
Crown
Burns Supervisory Center
Esther Emmons
Karen Lamb
Priscilla Holland
Virginia Gay
Howard Cushman
Judy Saperia
Janice Boutet
Kathy Lewis
Fredrica Shevenelle
Linda Crosby
Linda Brouter
Margery Harrison
Sally Muslawski
Nancy Bowie
Nancy Scammon
Nancy Tripp
Airliner crash near Lima leaves 97 aboard dead or missing
A Varig Air Lines Boeing 707 bound from Porto Alegre to Los Angeles with 97 on board vanished eight hours earlier and was found wrecked 75 miles south of Lima. Peru dispatched air force planes and two helicopters to search near the Pacific coast while authorities pieced together names of passengers, including Cuban official Raul Cepero Bonilla and Peruvian agriculture minister Jesus Melgar.
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Mercedes Laredo
Samuel Manuel Gracol
Alcindo Ferreira Antonio Costa
Oswald Viravello
Pisco
Buenos Aires
Bogota
Mexico City
Panagra Airlines
Sao Paulo
Kennedy Sees Mobilized U S Forces Near Cuba
President Kennedy and military leaders view a large Southeast force buildup near Cuba after a 12 hour tour of Ft Stewart Homestead and Key West. He praised combat units and recon flights aiding defense and warned days could still be dangerous.
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Mikoyan backs Castro stance in Cuba talks at UN
In New York Anastas Mikoyan said the United States and Soviet Union hold sharp differences over Cuba and there is no softening of Fidel Castro's position after a dinner for negotiators. He urged five point Cuban demands, praised U N inspection offers, while officials signaled no concessions.
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Chuckle Yawning as inadvertent mouth opening act
A quip notes that yawning is often the momentary act when a person wishes others would stop talking. The line carries a humorous take on social restraint and the desire for quiet.
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Reed Slumps In Biddeford Vote Recap in Maine recount
In Augusta, a second day of statewide governor recount shows Republican John H. Reed slipping further as Biddeford Ward 2 adds 77 Reed votes with 3 disputed ballots. Dolloff extends margin while errors in Windham and Norways voting tallies are corrected.
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Dolloff
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Atkinson
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MacDonald
Pope Extends Council Recess for Five Months
Pope John XXIII extended the 1963 Ecumenical Council recess by four months delaying bishops’ return from May to September. The nine month break follows a December 8 start, with 2,200 bishops presenting a thesis on Christian unity during a closed session in St Peter's.
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Fate of Ole Miss Is Still Under Debate
Secret deliberations on alleged political interference at the University of Mississippi continued with no clue to the SACS decision. The nine member executive council will present recommendations to the college delegate assembly on Wednesday. Delegates expect a period of strict probation for Mississippi state colleges and universities, with possible accreditation loss. The inquiry centers on alleged interference by Gov. Ross Barnett and officials during James Meredith's Sept. admission and whether future meddling may occur.
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University of Mississippi
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Association
Commission On Colleges
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
James H. Meredith
Meredith
US Cuba Stand Boosts Berlin Morale
AP News Analysis by George Boultwood notes Berlin enjoys calmer times with 12,500 combat-ready troops and Kennedy's handling of the Cuban crisis boosting morale. Despite eased tension, fear remains over families separated by the Wall as Christmas nears. Khrushchev’s threats fade while Western Allied rights in West Berlin stay defended.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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U.S
Moscow
Cuba
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Soviet Union
Khrushchhev
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