Valachi Testimony Frightens Viewers In Sicily Mob Scene
CBS television presents Joseph Valachi's testimony to the Senate subcommittee on organized crime as a gripping, unsettling account of the Mafia. His muddy diction and dual names for figures like Nick the Thief and Dutch Augie add to the confusion, yet the narrative of initiation rites and fealty is vivid. The program raises questions about the impact of public testimony while NBC and CBS premiere new crime themed series The French They Are So French and Espionage focusing on real life wartime spy stories.
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New York
CBS
Joseph Valachi
Cosa Nostra
Mafia
Black Hand Society
Valachi
Nick the Thief
Dutch Augie
Chick Oe Nine
New
Chronicle
CBS Reports
NBC
Europe
AOH Auxiliary Plans Communion Breakfast at St Marys
Division Two Ancient Order of Hibernians Auxiliary outlines a communion Sunday on November 3 at St Marys Church with breakfast at Wonderbar Steak House after mass. In Biddeford at Mason Street Hall President Ellen O Leary led the session planning a member drive publicity chair and attendance prizes for future meetings with refreshments. Next meeting set for October 15 and every other Tuesday thereafter.
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St. Mary's Church
Wonderbar
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Mason Street Hall
Biddeford
Ellen O’leary
Yale Swimmers Go 13 0 Earn Eastern Seaboard title
Perfect season for Yale athletics ends with the varsity swimming team posting a 13-0 dual meet mark for 1962-63 and capturing the Eastern Seaboard Intercollegiate championship amid a year of standout performances by water wizards.
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New Haven
Denver hockey crowd tops one million fans
The 1949 onward University of Denver arena attendance surpassed the one million mark last February. Mrs. Margaret Bradley of Lakewood Colorado was the millionth fan and received two season tickets for the 1963 64 campaign.
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Denver
University of Denver Arena
Margaret Bradley
Lakewood
Colo
Clinic board outlines funding and staff plan
The board voted to support the clinic with matched state funds and to open a bank account in the group’s name. Two fee schedules were approved for evaluation and treatment. Eligibility debates led to deferring decisions to local groups. Meetings rotate among three areas with a 50 member non profit board to be brought together soon. Staff salaries and qualifications were explained and a booklet project commissioned.
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Reno Roy
First National Bank of
Biddeford
Dayton
Wells
Berwick
Brown
William Nieuwkerk
Clinic Accomplishments Reviewed by Regional Board
The Webber Hos clinic offices in Biddeford and surrounding communities reviewed progress and future plans. Linwood Brown, executive director, was authorized to establish Goodall Hospital Sanford and coordinate monthly schedules at other sites. A proposed fees plan was outlined to ensure no one is turned away for inability to pay.
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Webber Hos
Pital
Biddeford
Family Guidance Association, Inc
Henrietta D. Ed
Biddeford - Saco
Old Orchard Beach
Sanford - Springvale
Kennebunk - Kennebunkport
Sweetser Children's Home
Saco
Linwood Brown
Goodall Hospital
Sanford
Public Health Nursing Office
Kennebunk
Brown
Kerry Endorses Campaign For Seat Belt Use
Kerry endorses a yearlong seat belt safety drive by the Maine Highway Safety Committee. Saco's Police Chief Raymond Kerr says modern belts improve survival, noting 1964 cars come equipped and that remaining in the vehicle after a crash increases survival fivefold.
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Kerry
Saco
Raymond Kerry
Maine Highway Safety Committee
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AP Television
AOH
Teachers’ Convention
Mighty Mac
Winter
Mac-Melton
Donmoor’s Finest
Orlon
Hockmeyer
Navy—Brown
A. H. Benoit & Co
Masonic Bldg
Jon Nathanson
Sweetser Children’s Home
County Community Child and Family Guidance Association, Inc
Center
Joseph Grondin
Saco and
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Cadillac
Elm Street
Harry B. Center
Biddeford, Maine
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