Miller Fires Politics Charge in Johnson Europe Plan
Rep. William E. Miller assails President Johnson's Europe outreach as political theater and urges voters to elect Barry Goldwater to counter Soviet alignment. Miller, campaigning through the Midwest and West, cites Korea and Southeast Asia as key issues while criticizing Johnson in a CBS Face the Nation interview. Earl Wilson tied an AL record with 21 wild pitches in 1963.
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Miller
Barry Goldwater
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Omaha
Neb
Ers
CBS
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Korea
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Midwest
New York
Reno
Los Angeles
Texas
Earl Wilson
Boston Red Sox
Combined Bake Sale Plans at Foss Street Church
Plans for a combined bake sale and rummage, from 9 a m to 2 p m on Friday October 9, were finalized by the Women s Society of Christian Service of Foss Street Methodist Church Biddeford. Proceeds will fund church projects. Officers included Mrs Ida Michie, secretary pro tem, Mrs Marion Hutchins treasurer, and Mrs Merryman sunshine. A program titled Summoned to a New Age was presented by Mrs Kaleel, Michie and Schwartz. Next meeting set for October 14 with social hour hosted by Mrs Michie and Mrs Virginia Henderson.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
Foss Street Methodist Church
Biddeford
Ee the
Uise Merryman
Treasury
June Poirier
Ida Michie
Michie
Marion Hutchins
Merryman
Sunshine
Mildred Gledhill
Bernice Wiggin
Lebanon
N. H
Beatrice Kaleel
Gladys Schwartz
Virginia Henderson
Health Education Responsibility Set in Maine
Maine teachers must take health education seriously says William T. Logan Jr and so must parents. The Maine Tuberculosis and Health Association re elected Dr George W Wood III of Bangor president and officers. Dr Daniel T Hanley of Brunswick received the 1964 Roselle Huddilston Medal in absentia as he travels to Japan for the Olympic Games.
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Poland
Maine
William T. Logan Jr
State Commissioner of
Maine Tuberculosis & Health Association
George W. Wood Ill
Bangor
Daniel T. Hanley
Brunswick
Roselle Huddilston
Hanley
Japan
Two Traffic Cases Heard In Saco
Marguerite Lapierre of 54 Beach Street, Saco, pleaded guilty in Saco Municipal Court to operating without a license and with suspended license and plates, fined $10. Robert H. Truax of 520 Main Street, Saco, had a speeding charge reduced to a guilty plea for 70 mph in a 35 mph zone, fined $35. Old Orchard Beach police filed the complaints. Attorneys John Harvey and Philip Graves appeared.
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Marguerite Lapierre
Beach St
Saco
William F. Wilson Jr
Robert H. Truax
Main St
Old Orchard Beach
Atty John Harvey
Atty
Philip Graves
Perfect Protection For US President Is Doubted
Washington AP Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon, on a four member committee studying presidential protection, says perfect protection against assassination is impossible. The panel, including Atty. Gen. Katzenbach and CIA chief McCone, will propose recommendations for the next budget and Congress. Johnson met the group after Warren Commission findings and discussed travel security, crowd mingling, and enhanced protections already being implemented by the Secret Service and FBI.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas’ Dillon
Dillon
Johnson
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Secret Service
New England
Kennedy
Dallas
FBI
Treasury
Marguerite Cote Begins College at Saint Elizabeth
Marguerite Louise Cote of 87 James St Saco Maine has begun classes as a freshman at the College of Saint Elizabeth CONVENT STATION N J She is a Thornton Academy graduate in Saco Maine where she led the Girls Athletics Association and served on the Tripod Editorial Staff.Advance school activities noted.
Freshman Class Boosts College Enrollment to About 940
The college reports 225 new freshmen this year, bringing total enrollment to roughly 940 students, with 743 enrolled full time. Miss Cote is noted as a resident student alongside active participation in the French and Dramatic Clubs during her senior year.
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Miss Cote
Oxford Paper Parents Stand To Strikers
In Rumford AP report President William H. Chisholm of Oxford Paper Co reiterates the firm’s stance on management responsibilities before resuming talks with union committees and mediators. He asserts the company remains under director control, denying any takeover by others while negotiations continue with Local 900 United Paper Makers and Paperworkers AFL CIO.
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Rumford
William H. Chisholm
Oxford Paper Co
Chisholm
United Papermakers
AFL Cio
Hle
Com
Union and management clash over job assignments in strike
The article reports a standoff between management and the union over work assignments. Management defends the policy as a prerogative, while the union argues that the assignments threaten job security and highlights the lack of an immediate union comment.
Barry’s Rebuke of Leader Over Communist Threat
Barry accuses the administration head of alerting the Communist enemy 90 minutes before a crucial counterattack and of avoiding public discussion. He claims the leader flees leadership, shirks principles, and drifts with deceit while claiming to seek peace against the main threat of communism.
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Woolworth’s
Marguerite Cote
Oxford
Journal
Atkinson
Delat
Barry
York County
Biddeford, Maine
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Nraganst
Crraganse
Nemagan PO
Nairayain
Wing Co. Cranston, Rl
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