Neutrals Press Campaign To Build Bridge Of Peace
The United Nations session opens amid clashes over a U S Soviet summit bid with Asian African neutrals pushing for a peace bridge while the Communist bloc hails the struggle as a Khrushchev victory. Iraq seeks positive neutrality and unity at the United Nations, while the United States urges resumption of diplomatic contacts.
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United Nations
N. Y
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Khrushchev
U. S
Iraq
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Hashim Jawad
Oliver Storms Saco in Sidewalk Tour Criticizes Opponent
Oliver attacked opponent James C. Oliver’s record on Saco economic development during a sidewalking tour. He accused Garland of opposing his programs and raising property taxes. Oliver challenged Garland to a debate on Federal Aid to Education at an area school boards meeting next month.
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James C. Oliver
Saco
Oliver
Peter A. Garland
Opsana
Timothy Crowley
Atty
Philip Graves
Maine
House of Representatives
Bear Brook
Harvey Lamonatagne, Jr
Raymond Hobbins
New School
Edward Cloudman
Joseph Vachon
Lamontange
Garland
Old Orchard Beach
Board of Assessors
Chuckle: difference between psychotic and neurotic joke
Short joke notes a psychotic believes two plus two equals five while the neurotic knows it equals four yet hates it. Copyright text indicates Gen. Fear Corp. credits.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Parade Plans Set For Veterans Day Feature
Biddeford Saco Veterans Council met at Owen-Davis American Legion post in Saco to elect officers Roger Grant as chair and William McKenney as secretary treasurer. Parade will form in Saco and move to Biddeford with march details outlined. Invitations planned for October 12 at 7 39 p.m. at Tighe-Beaudoin Farley American Legion home Biddeford. David C. Whelan presided as outgoing chairman.
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Biddeford- Saco
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley American Legion
Biddeford
David C. Whelan
Political billboard update in Chandler Oklahoma
A billboard near Chandler Oklahoma originally displayed Lyndon B Johnson for President but after the Democratic National Convention it was changed to Lyndon B Johnson for President in 1964. The sign reflects a campaign message tied to the party and the upcoming election year.
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Chandler
Okla
Lyndon B. Johnson
New President of Saco-Lowell Succeeds Ault
W. Frank Lowell was elected president of the Saco-Lowell Shops succeeding Thomas J. Ault who resigned last July. Lowell, senior vice president before, has 40 years with the company and has served as a director since 1935. He is a former president of the American Textile Machinery Association.
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Boston
W. Frank Lowell
Saco-Lowell
Thomas J. Ault
Lowell
American Textile Machinery Association
Garland Takes Swipe At Democrat Appeasement
Maine race coverage reports Rep. Frank Coffin proposing a self survey of state government to boost efficiency at an estimated cost of 5 000. Republican Peter Garland criticizes national Democratic appeasement, citing Kennedy and Stevenson comments. Gov. Reed urges forestry funding and possible new taxes after study. Coffin, Lucia Cormier, and David Roberts speak at University of Maine rally.
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Associated Press
Maine
Frank M. Coffin
Govenor
Minnesota
Norway Service Club
Peter A. Garland
Sen
John F. Kennedy
Khrushchev
Adlai Stevenson
U. S S
West Berlin
Reed
Guilford
University of Maine
Rep. Coffin
Lucia M. Cormier
U. S. Senate
David G. Roberts
Gunman Killed In Portland Battle
In SOUTH PORTLAND AP Richmond man James L. Little was shot and killed early today during a gun battle with police at the home of Mrs. Eleanor Carlin. Officers Ralph Segal and William Murphy entered the living room as Little fired, then fired back wounding him. he collapsed at the front door. Carlin, 30, said Little had visited about three hours and boasted of carrying a pistol.
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Portland
Balla
Maine
America
Warren G. Hill
Maine Teachers Association
Hill
South Portland
Richmond, Va
James L. Little
Eleanor Carlin
Gordon H. McGrath
Ralphgal
Wil
Liam H. Murphy
McGrath
Segal
Little
Kennedy Shifts Focus to Cuba Fidel Castro Theme
In Cincinnati Senator Joan F Kennedy pivots to Cuba and Fidel Castro in a fundraising speech prep. He faces questions on his Cuba policy and potential presidential plans. A campaign swing includes a Covington rally after a possible farm visit and a Friday debate prep in Washington. Police estimate Louisville crowds neared a hundred thousand.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Joan F. Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Kennedy
Ohio River
Covington
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Louisville
Fourth Street
Nixon
Maine Girl Queen Of Poultrymen
Miss Susan Meeks Allen, 18, of Skowhegan Maine, was chosen poultry queen of the northeastern United States at the Northeastern Poultry Producers Council meeting. Carroll Dunham of Southbury Conn was elected president, with Robert Thurrell East Woodstock NH a director at large. Oscar Turner Livermore ME was elected vice president and Russell Sturtevant Halifax MA was re elected secretary.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Susan Meeks Allen
Skowhecan
Maine
United States
Allen
Northeastern Poultry Producers Council
Carroll Dunham
Southbury
Conn
Robert Thurrell
East Wolfeboro
N. H
Oscar Turner
Livermore
Russell Sturtevant
Halifax
Mass
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