Dolloff Dwindles In York County
Maine recounts in Cumberland and York counties show no large shifts in the governor’s race from the Nov 6 election. Cumberland remains Republican by 27,676 to 25,884, while York County leans toward Dolloff by a margin of about 4,627 after disputed and agreed counts.
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Cumberland
Maine
Portland
Cumberland County
Maynard C. Dolloff
John H. Reed
York County
Dolloff
Reed
Paul A. MacDonald
Factory Explosion Shocks Waterboro Leather Plant
Biddeford and Saco fire crews joined Waterboro firefighters after an explosion at a leather factory. Several departments battled the blaze this afternoon. Some injuries were reported though details remained scarce at presstime.
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Biddeford
Saco
Waterboro
Thornton Post To LaValle
The appointment of Henry L. LaValle of South Portland as executive secretary of the Committee on Development was announced by Atty. William S. Linnell, Thornton academy board chair. He will begin July 1 and work with alumni bodies to advance Thornton’s development program and with the academy’s Development Committee led by Dr. Paul S. Hill Jr. LaValle is now director of athletics at South Portland High School and a Thornton graduate of 1925.
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South Portland
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William S. Linnell
Thornton Academy
LaValle
Academy
South Portland High School
Thornton
Harry A. Mapes
Bates College
Lockheed Strikers End Walkout and Back to Talks
Lockheed Aircraft workers resume work and return to conference table after a two day strike ends. A Taft Hartley committee begins hearings to study management and labor reports as JFK weighs injunction options. Union says 97 percent of eligible workers stayed out. expect further agitation on union shop.
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Calif
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Aerospace
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Arthur M.ross
University of California Industrial Relations Institute
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Kennedy
Lockheed
Z. Willard Wirtz
Los Angeles
IAM
Ilt
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India Denies China Charge Of Moving Troops To Border
India denies by Red China that it moved troops to the Himalayan border as a cease fire nears. Peking claims China will withdraw behind the line of actual control while India presses for clarification and continues reinforcing the northeast front. Nehru and Ayub Khan push Kashmir talks, with Pakistan opposing academic discussion. U.N. cease-fire has stood for 13 years amid shifting tension. The Franciscan Fathers mark 29 years in Biddeford with campus expansion noted.
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Assam
Ayub Khan
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U.N
Pope John XXIII Gains Ground in Recovery
Vatican says Pope John XXIII is making good progress after anemia treatment and has briefly risen in bed to address Church governance. The 81 year old has been improving since Tuesday, though doctors caution against rushing recovery. Further speculation about ulcers or cancer was denied by his doctor, who emphasized prostatic issues but no cancer or planned surgery.
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Gasbarrini
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Talks With Mikoyan Yield Little Progress on Wider Crises
President Kennedy and Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan finished a three hour White House discussion with no evident progress on arms control or other East-West issues. Both sides agreed to continue negotiations in New York with Stevenson McCloy and Kuznetsov while Cuba remains central. The meeting’s impact appeared limited and no concrete concessions were announced.
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Anastas I. Mikoyan
United States
Soviet Union
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U.S
Cuba
Miloyan
New York
Pierre Salinger
Ress
Adt
Stevenson
McCloy
Kuznetsov
Adlai E. Stevenson
John J. McCloy
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Mike
Jones Outlines Saco Street Policy And Budget Views
Democratic mayoralty candidate Frank M. Bud Jones says Saco needs broader street repairs rather than a single street fund, emphasizing economy and urgency. He criticizes one street focus under the Republican administration, cites past service on Ward Three council, and favors budgeting before tax decisions.
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Frank M
Bud" Jones
Jones
James Street
Saco J
Hoffa fires lawyer Fitzgerald amid trial turmoil
In Nashville Hoffa and legal counselor George Fitzgerald clash as trial nears its sixth week of testimony. Fitzgerald testifies he swapped a $15,000 personal check for a Hoffa dividend from Test Fleet and Hoffa accuses him of resignation misreporting while Fitzgerald says he spoke truthfully. Hoffa says Fitzgerald was fired for noncompliance and disclaims any resignation. The case concerns alleged conspiracy to violate Taft-Hartley Act with Commercial Carriers Inc.
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Imade
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Detroit News
Detroit Free Press
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Boy seeks land to play as housing swallows canyon
Scott Peter Turner seven of San Diego wrote President Kennedy asking for land to play after a housing project claimed his canyon. Interior Secretary Udall replied, noting new national seashores like Point Reyes and expressing sympathy while hoping Scott finds a nearby playground.
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Scott Peter Turner
San Diego
Calif
Scott
Kennedy
President
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Point Reyes
California
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