Schools Boycott Patent Schools Boycott Patent
White students from two nearly integrated public schools fled to segregated schools in a boycott nearly 100 percent. Three Negro girls entered McDonagh No 19 one of the integrated schools at 8 45 a m. CST amid taunts. Buses carried Frantz and McDonagh No 19 students to nearby districts as a federal judge weighs suspension of the integration order.
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New Orleans
Mc.Donagh No. 19
Armand Davie
William Frantz School
St. Barnard Parish
St. Bernard Parish
Divic
Frantz
McDonagh
US. Dist
J. Skelly Wright
Navy
Richard T Rives
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Apeals
U.S. Dist
J. Herbert Estenberg
Wright
Five Maine Deaths By Accidents
Five Maine residents died in accidents over the long holiday weekend, raising the year's toll to 160. Fatalities include Burnside A. Richards 71 of Camden from a Thanksgiving fire, Doris E. Henry 42 of Fairfield in a collision near Winslow, Mark Arbo 3 of Patten struck by a pulpwood truck, John Chasse 83 who fell from a Madawaska porch, and William Pearl 51 an itinerant woodsman found in North Ellsworth fire ruins. Also, Joseph V. Giroux Jr. 17 of Weeks Mills died later in Lewiston from injuries suffered in a November crash at South China.
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Associated Press
Maine
Burnside A. Richards
Camden
Doris E. Henry
Fairfield
Winslow
Mark Arbo
Patten
John Chasse
Madawaska
North Ellsworth
William Pear
Joseph V. Giroux Jr
Lewiston
South China
Biddeford Couple Celebrates 50 Years Of Marriage
Mr and Mrs John Sellers of 536 Pool road Biddeford were honored at a family testimonial on Sunday for their 50th wedding anniversary. The event at Wonderbar steakhouse featured gift bouquets a cake and family attendants Walter Sczymecki hosted. They wed in Chelsea Massachusetts November 29 1910 and resided in Biddeford with Mr Sellers longtime work at Saco Lowell and later a local grocery business.
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John Sellers
Biddeford
Wonderbar
Walter Szegmecki
Sellers
Summer Street
Pool Road
Walter Sczymecki
Assoinet
Mass
Saco
Chelsea
William Claffey
Saco- Lowell
Fall
Summer Streets
South Biddeford
Leonard Gledhill
Thomas Meikle
Joan
John Sczymecki
Leo Frazier
Dedham
Lana Turner Wed to Fifth Husband in Surprise Wedding
Lana Turner 40 honeymooning in Santa Monica with Fred May 43 after a spur of the moment ceremony in a penthouse suite. A small group attended, including her mother Mildred Turner and daughter Cheryl Crane.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Lana Turner
Fred May
Lana
Miss Turner
Mildred Turner
Cheryl Crane
National Goals Commission outlines 1960s program
Eisenhower era panel proposes a multi billion dollar expansion of federal spending on education foreign aid research and cities to be funded with higher taxes if needed The report urges full armament to deter threats and aims to end racial segregation reduce unemployment and keep the UN while open to Soviet talks The commission chaired by Henry Wriston includes Frank Pace Jr and notes dissent from AFL CIO president Meany
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Washington
Eisenhower
Commission — On
National Goals
America
White House
John F. Kennedy
United Nations
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Henry M. Wristen
Wristen
Brown University
The
American Assembly
Frank Pace, Jr
General Dynamics Corp
Army
Chuckle Fans Note Rain Affects Umpires and Justice
Baseball fans joke that rain spares no one as the umpires join the just in weather woes. The item carries a light, humorous bias from a syndicated feature.
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Fea. Corp
Lumumba slips out of guarded Congo residence
Ex Premier Patrice Lumumba fled his guarded home under army orders to arrest him and headed to Stanleyville for a funeral and Unity conference. Mobutu ordered interception as UN guards kept watch at Lumumba's residence while Kasavubu stayed in Brazzaville for independence ceremonies.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Stanleyville
Oriental Province
Lumumba
Joseph Mobutu
United Nations
Mobutu
Joseph Kasavubu
Brazzaville
Congo Republic
Kasavubu
Illinois Kids Have Seven Grandmas
Chadwick Illinois three children in the Handleleann family join a grandmother race with seven living female ancestors. The same tally appeared for Diane Day of Belgrade Lakes Maine and later for Karen Ann Whitlock of Portland. The Handle children and Day child share two grandmothers four great grandmothers and one great great grandmother while Whitlock has two grandmothers three great grandmothers and two great great grandmothers.
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Chadwick
Illinois
Virgil Handle
Leann
Lori
Diane
Diane Day
Belgrade Lakes
Maine
Karen Ann Whitlock
Portland
Whitlock
John Cleary Seeks Re-Election to Ward 7 Council
John H. Cleary 37 of 24 Western avenue Biddeford announces candidacy for re election as councilman of Ward 7 on the incumbent ticket of May. He is a longtime resident of Biddeford and seeks another term on the city council.
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John H. Cleary
Western Avenue
Biddeford
Castro Predicts Softer Cuba Policy If Kennedy Wins
Fidel Castro in a Havana University speech accused Catholic priests of taking sugar company money and hinted at a new state sugar policy to influence world markets. The rally was marred by 19 bomb blasts as opposition staged a fierce show of force, while Castro urged calm and suggested Kennedy might alter American stance.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
John F. Kennedy
Havana University
Castro
United States
Kennedy
Cuba Braces for Change as Discontent Grows
AP man Harold Milks reports from Santiago Cuba that disillusionment and economic hardship imperil Castro’s regime. Workers, businessmen and farmers foresee a slow collapse driven by hunger rather than invasion, with militia control and rising unrest across the island.
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Santiago, Cuba
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Havana
Santiago
Oriente
Sierra Maestra
Fidel
Brook Libel Suit Dropped in Kennebunk Court
Charges of criminal libel against Alexander B. Brook publisher of the Kennebunk Star were dismissed by Judge David W. Emmons in Kennebunk municipal court. Sheriff Harold Nason had pressed the motion, introduced by County Atty. Marcel R. Viger, following an outgrowth editorial.
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David W. Emmons
Kennebunk
Alexander B
Sandy) Brook
Kennebunk Star
Harold Nason
Buxton
Marcel R. Viger
Emmons
Star
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Helene Thivierge
St. Elizabeth
France
Isabelle Vanasse
Sale
Alfred Cabana
John Cleary
Arronlodge
A. M
Goodwins Mills Masonic Hall
Frederick Elwell
E. Alfred Grantham
Harry Mullett
Edward Mullen
Arthur E. Grantham
Gordon Maddix
Roy Meserve
Tyler
Stanley Buzzell
Robert Pillsbury
Donald Ford
Everett Moores
Joseph Mullett
Robert Tarbox
Leo Goodwin
Coyle Reserve
U. S
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Harold K. Milks
Edward
Swift
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