Installation Of Circle Officers Takes Place
Our Lady of Fatima Circle Daughters of Isabella installed at St John s Hall Biddeford with State Regent Mrs Claire Hatfield presiding. The slate included Regent Berangere Millette Vice Regent Blanche Neault Past Regent Isabelle Boucher Treasurer Jeannette Roy and other officers. Out of town guests included State Vice Regent Arline Kaligian and Regent Priscilla Allen of Lewiston among others. Prayers were offered by Rev Donald LaBlanche and Muriel s Orchestra provided music. Lunch followed served by Blanche Neault s committee.
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Our Lady of Fatima Circle
Daughters of Isabella
St. John’s Hall
Adams Street
Biddeford
Claire Hatfield
East Millinocket
Daughters of
Isabella
St John’s Hall
Berangere Millette
Blanche Neault
Isabelle Boucher
Jeannette Roy
Solange Demers
Francoise Gendron
Marie Anna Dorais
Rita Lessard
Delia Saucier
Colleen Millette
Irene Loranger
Gertrude Frechette
Emelia Pepin
Eva Desautel
Adele Grenier
Rita Montyre
Regina Gaulin
Diana Moulin
Eva Moreau
Arline Kaligian
Sanford
Christine Jollette
Westbrook
Priscilla Allen
Lewiston
Lorraine Binette
Anford
Donald LaBlanche
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Saco
Millette
Muriel
Damage Suit Filed Against AFTRA Head
American Broadcasting Co sues Mel Brandt president of AFTRA for 2 million dollars alleging intentional interference with contracts. The suit seeks an injunction and cites AFTRA action to bar cross picking by ABC technicians on strike.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
Mel Brandt
Afl-Cio American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
AFTRA
ABC
New York State Supreme Court
Afl-Cio National Association of Broadcast Employes and Technicians
ABC Television and Radio Networks
Los Angeles
NABET
Superior Court
Ralph Nutter
Nutter
Notable Names in News From Kennedy to Expo 67
AP reports Dick Van Dyke may portray John F Kennedy in a film but a Salinger rights plan meets denial. Princess Margrethe and Mrs Kennedy visit Expo 67 in Montreal while Eisenhower schedules a 24 hour checkup at Walter Reed. Saragat returns to Italy from a world tour as Quihillalt of Argentina becomes IAEA chairman.
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Hollywood
Dick van Dyke
John F. Kennedy
Byron Paul
National General Corp
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Continental Airlines
New York
National Guard
Montreal
Princess Mares
John F. Kenney
Lord Snowdon
New York City
Gettysburg, Pa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington, D.C
Walter Reed General Hospital
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
Curtis Plans To See World Series Game
Augusta AP reported Governor Curtis would travel to Boston on Thursday to meet industry officials and attend the ballgame in the afternoon. He planned to meet the Executive Council by Wednesday night and attend with State Rep. Joseph A. D Alfonos. Tickets from Governor Volpe would not be used.
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Augusta
Curtis
Boston
Joseph A. D’alfonso
Portland
New England
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Change Needed In Nursing Profession
Dr Dorothy A Mereness dean of the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing told Maine State Nurses Association delegates that fear anger and refusal to recognize needed change hinder the profession. She said recognizing change will serve nursing s best interests.
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Portland
University of Pennsylvania
School of Nursing
Dorothy A. Mereness
Maine State Nurses Association
Beulah Toll Rises After Texas Coast Smash
Beulah slammed ashore near Brownsville with 160 mph winds and rains that caused over 1 billion dollars in property damage. The hurricane's death toll reached 55, including 12 in Texas, with ongoing assessments.
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Page One
Beulah
Brownsville
Texas
Negotiations Recessed as ABC and NABET Tradeoffs Stall
Talks between ABC and NABET paused Tuesday with no progress and no new sessions set. Technicians walked out after rejecting ABC’s offer raising average weekly pay from 218 to 252 dollars while the union pushes for 275 dollars.
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ABC
NABET
Communists Raising Stakes in Vietnam War
AP analysis notes North Vietnam may push for a Dien Bien Phu style morale blow by concentrating firepower at the Bien Hai River border to lure U S forces into a decisive confrontation. Gen Giap seeks a mix of conventional and guerrilla warfare after stalemate, aiming to stretch Marine reinforcements at Con Thien.
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William L. Ryan
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
France
Vietnam
Dien Bien Phu
Con Thien
Peter Arnett
Associated Press
U.S
Bien Hai River
1St Corps
Vo Nguyen Giap
Giap
Yenan
Mao Tse-tung
China
Mao
Giao
Jewish New Year Begins At Sundown
Sundown tonight ushers in Rosh Hashanah the Jewish New Year for Reform and Conservative and Orthodox communities. The holiday marks the start of a 10 day High Holy Days period ending with Yom Kippur on October 13 to 14.
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New York
Committees Named At Iota Chapter Session
Iota Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma elected its committees for the year at the first fall meeting held at the Glen Mor Restaurant in Portland. Miss Roberta Rogers spoke on the Northeast Regional Meeting and the year’s theme The Critical Analysis of Values A Basis for Action.
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Kennebunk
Eleanor Adams
Ogunquit
Roberta Rogers
Portland
Alpha Psi State
Iota Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma _ Society
Glen Mor
Portland Street
Marie Hatch
Alice Allen
Belva Beale
South Berwick
Margaret Belleau
Lilla McCarty
Wilma Rollins
Sanford
Edith Folsom
Springvale
Thelma Rolfe
York
Helena Rode
Wells
Eleanor Todd
Cape Neddick
Gladys Clark
Sadie ‘Dearborn
Helen Levey
Biddeford VFW Post Accepts Three Members
Biddeford VFW Post will hold a joint meeting with its auxiliary on Oct. 17. Three members were accepted Ralph Dubuc Gaston Dubuc and Charles Chasse. District Commander Philip Morin of the Sanford VFW praised the Biddeford post and spoke on the importance of new members.
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Biddeford
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Edward St. Onge
Ralph Dubuc
Gaston Dubuc
Charles Chasse
Philip Morin
Sanford V.F.W
Portland Youth Challenges Lawful Transfer to Reformatory
A 16 year old from Portland testified before the Supreme Court that moving from the Boys' Training Center in South Portland to the Men's Reformatory at South Windham was unconstitutional. Attorney Berry argued due process rights were violated and a court, not administrators, should decide such transfers.
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Portland
Supreme Court
South Portland
South Windham
Atty
Henry N. Berry III
Michael E. Shone
Berry
Shone
Ast
John W. Benoit
Winged X-15 Rocket Plane Sets 4534 MPH Record Flight
Edwards AFB Calif AP Maj William J Knight boosts X-15 to 4534 mph nearly seven times the speed of sound on an eight minute flight at 99000 feet. The run tests a ramjet engine under the tail to study airflow and fuel combustion for future high speed space shuttle flights.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
William J. Knight
U.S. Space Agency
North American Aviation, Inc
Army asks for Ford spare parts amid nationwide strike
DETROIT AP The federal government seeks Ford parts for Army needs and asks the United Auto Workers union and Ford Motor Co to arrange supply from strikebound depots. UAW Ford director Ken Bannon says manpower will be provided to depots or plants needed for defense, but not those that would restart auto production. The 28th day of a nationwide strike has halted all Ford plants and depots, with demands linked to talks involving General Motors and Chrysler.
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Detroit
Ans
Ford
Army
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
Ken Bannon
UAW Ford
UAW
General Motors
Chrysler
Bannon
H. A. Abersfeller
Federal Supply Service
General Service Administration
Beatles Reject Million Dollar American Offer
In London the Beatles declined a $1 million bid for a single U.S. appearance revealing that performing at Shea Stadium for two concerts in one day would not suit their current avant garde pop style. Promoter Sidney Bernstein, visiting London, cited his belief he could fill the venue.
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London
United States
Shea Stadium
New York
Sidney Bernstein
Bernstein
New York Teachers Union Fined Under Taylor Law
State Supreme Court Justice Emilio Nunez imposed a 150000 dollar penalty on the United Federation of Teachers led by Albert Shanker under the Taylor law that bars public employee strikes. Charges against two other union officials were dismissed as the 50 000 member walkout continued despite an injunction by the city board of education.
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Emilio Nunez
State Supreme Court
Numa?z
Board of Education
NEW York
Federation of Teachers
Albert Shanker
Afl-Cio
Johnson Seeks Tax Hike Amid Reluctant House Action
Johnson sends a tax increase bill to a reluctant House. Chairman Wilbur Mills notes no tax increase will pass and calls the step a move toward change while warning a bill may fail. Mills adds the committee realizes guns and shutters cannot coexist.
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House
Johnson
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means
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Italy
Canada
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Singapore
Cevon
Vienna
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Oscar A. Quihillalt
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International Atomic Energy Agency
Latin America
Kittery
Margaret Wentworth
Kittery Point
Irene Dwelley
Ma Croxford
Martha Geraldine Fenderson
Er-' Herrin
Biddeford Vfw Post
Portland Youth
Beatles
Teachers Union
American Airlines
Plymouth Barracudas
Westinghouse
Hamburg
Nabisco
Bon-Ami
Fon Is
Kidd
Rar
Alfred Street
McIntosh
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