Joint installation of Boucouvalas-Dupuis AMVETS officers in Saco
In Saco on Spring Street the Boucouvalas-Dupuis AMVETS post and auxiliary held joint ceremonies for new officers. Post leaders include Commander J. Earl Clappison and first vice Richard Cote, with several other officers named. auxiliary president Evelyn Kimball and senior vice president Harriet Henderson were installed, followed by a social night with refreshments.
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Boucouvalas-Dupuis Amvets
Spring Street
Saco
Richard Cote
J. Earl Clappison
Paul Colpitts
Harold Strout
Joseph Ouellette
Walter J. Fougere
Ball
Doris Kimball
Dorothy Moody
Emma Fields
Lucille Silcox
Frances Allen
Old Orchard Beach
Ralph White
Lewiston
Allen
Evelyn Kimball
Nixon Leads in 22 States as Kennedy Trails in Polls
A survey of 50 states by the Associated Press suggests Richard Nixon leads in 22 states with 16 electoral votes while John F Kennedy leads in 14 states with 123 electoral votes. The findings reflect a tight, roughly even race with no clear majority.
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Washington
Cra
Richard M. Nixon
John F
Nixon
Kennedy
Observa Pocket
Kenendy
Khrushchev Attacks Hammarskjold at United Nations
Soviet Premier Khrushchev challenged Dag Hammarskjold to resign during a UN Assembly address. He urged a three-man executive with veto powers, saying he does not trust Hammarskjold and warned of consequences if reforms are not made. The rhetoric followed threats to refuse UN decisions.
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United Nations
N. Y
Khrushchev
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
World Organization
Assembly
Hammarskjold
Police Called To Duty For G. E. Strike
New York and Lynn Mass report the first full effects of a nationwide General Electric strike. IUE members were told not to work except essential maintenance until a contract is reached. GE predicts over 10 000 workers may report for duty locally despite no negotiations underway. Local police in Lynn were called to duty as strike impact spreads.
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New York
General Electric Co
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
James B. Carey
Lynn
Mass
Charge By Unionist is Denied
SEARSPORT AP law enforcement officers denied a union president's charges that scab workers are being escorted through union picket lines during the Searsport Limestone pipeline strike. The Independent Union of Plant Protection Employer head Frank E. Ryan said he would press the complaint with the National Labor Relations Board in Boston as policy disputes over New England Tank Industries of Cambridge, Massachusetts and the 200 mile aviation fuel pipeline operation continued.
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Searsport
Frank E. Ryan
Union of
Plan Protection
Ryan Sai
Reed
Maine
Ryan
National Labor Relations Board
Boston
New England Tank Industries
Cambridge
Mass
Lachance Announces Council Candidacy in Labor Support
Ralph L. Lachance, president of Local 406 TWUA AFL-CIO at Saco-Lowell shops, announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for councilman at large. He said labor has an important part in the city’s future and backs mayoral candidate Joseph Fred Warner.
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Ralph L. Lachance
TWUA
Afl-Cio
Saco-Lowell
Lay
Joseph
Fred” Warner
Lachance
New DeMolay Officers Installed in Bradford Chapter
Bradford chapter of DeMolay held installation ceremonies at the Biddeford Masonic hall led by State Master Councillor Victor Gibion. New officers include George Harpoothan, Theodore Milne, Stuart Ruben, Bryce Milne, Albert Bunson, John Parolz, Robert Kimball, and others. Dad Robert S. Gass addressed the group as guest speaker. Meetings are set for October 10 and every second and fourth Monday thereafter. refreshments followed served by Bradford DeMolay Mothers Circle.
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Bradford
Order of DeMolay
Biddeford Masonic Hall
Victor Gibion
Forest City
Portland
George Harpoothan
Theodore Milne
Stuart Ruben
Bryce Milne
Albert Bunson
John Parolz
Robert Kimball
Lawrence Bowie
Richard Parola
Sentinel
John Braley
Howard Shapiro
Kermit Lane
Clifford Howard
Richard Smith
Keith Sanborn
Kenneth Randall
John MacDougall
David Smart
Philip Saperia
Bernard Emery
Jesse Philbrick
Bruce Adams
Robert S. Gass
State DeMolay
Bradford DeMolay Motiers’ Circle
Irving Chelder
Governor Plans TV Session with Opponent
Governor Reed said he will send a representative to discuss a televised joint news conference with his Democratic opponent for governor. He hopes for arrangements for one or more news conferences in Augusta after receiving an invitation Saturday. Rep Frank Coffin has challenged Reed to a series of TV debates, but only one is set for Oct. 10, sponsored by the Maine League of Women Voters.
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Associated Press
Reed
Augusta
Lewiston
Joseph Adler
Sanford
Maine Press Association
Maine
Frank M., Coffin
Maine League of Women Voters
City Garage Fire Incident in Biddeford Foretold by Youths
A group of children attempted to set the Biddeford city garage on 152 Alfred Street alight early last evening. A passerby saw a fire on the roof, and Tank 1 responded at 6 15. A kerosene soaked stick burned out without damage. youths could not be identified after questioning by Fire Chief Arthur H. King.
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Biddeford
Alfred Street
Fire Department
Ank 1
Thescene
Arthur H. King
Tank 1
Wanda Turner
Mt. Vernon ‘Street
Arthur Paradis
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