Saco Cub Scouts meet honors two assistant cubmasters
Gerard Lambert named cubmaster at Pack 310 meeting with John Whitney and Norman Means serving as assistant cubmasters. Adrien Brown of Lafayette Street, Saco, returns home from Grand Manan Island vacation visiting friends and relatives and calls on former Saco residents Mr. and Mrs. James Greenlaw in Calais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Gerard Lambert
John Whitney
Norman Means
Adrien Brown
Lafayette Street
Grand Manan Island
N. B
James Greenlaw
Calais
Obituary: Lydia Small of Old Orchard Beach
Lydia Small 75 of Saco avenue Old Orchard Beach died in a Biddeford hospital after a brief illness. Born April 13 1886 in Cornwall Ontario she worked at Hamilton Veterans Hospital Sawtelle Veterans Hospital and Togus. Widow of John F Small she leaves a sister a sister in Hartford and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call Emond and Conroy Funeral Home Sunday 7 to 9 pm. Funeral at St Margaret Church Monday at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Small
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford
Cornwall
Ont
Nelson and
Genevieve (Ruest) LeClerc
Rockwood Hospite
Kingston
Hamilton, Ont
Veterans Hospital
Sawtelle
Calif
Togus
St. Margaret Church
Portland Weather: Clear Tonight With Fog Inland
The forecast calls for continued mild conditions with considerable fog in coastal sections. Sunday will be fair and remain warm, sustaining a mild weekend pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
York County fish and game auxiliary meeting notice
The York County fish and game auxiliary will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at Stickney lodge Goodwins Mills A special meeting of Biddeford Council Knights of Columbus will be held tomorrow at 1 a m in the K of C hall Washington street All officers requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County Fish and Game Auxiliary
Stickney Lodge
Goodwins Mills
Biddeford
Maine Masque Far East Tour Extended to May 20
The University of Maine Masque Theatre tour to India Pakistan and back will run February 2 to May 20 under State Department auspices. Students will prepare with a course on India and receive academic credit for the nearly four month trip, with visits to New Delhi Bombay Madras Calcutta and Pakistan before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Bombay
Madras
Calcutta
Pakistan
America
Bricker
Robert Thompson
Department of History and Government
The
State University
Traffic Violators In Biddeford Court
Three traffic cases were heard by Associate Judge Gerald C C Nason in Biddeford Municipal Court this morning. Tyrone T Williams, 21, of Roxbury Mass was charged with passing on a grade. Charles A Sechrest, 38, of South Portland, faced charges of operating after license suspension. James H Hunt, 18, of South Hanover, Mass, was alleged to have passed on a curve. Warrants on liquor counts involving four youths, one juvenile, were sought. State police were complainants in all cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald CC. Nason
Biddeford
Tyrone T. Williams
Roxbury
Mass
Charles A. Sechrest
South Portland
James H. Hunt
South Hanover
Card of Thanks for Mrs Celina Lamontagne
The family expresses gratitude for kindness after the loss of their mother Celina Lamontagne and thanks neighbors for cards flowers Masses and visits. Also thanks Juliette Smith Candace Hill Charles Norton and family for support during bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celina Lamontagne
Juliette Smith
Candace Hill
Charles Norton
Friendship Class Officers Nominated by Saco Church
The Friendship class of Saco United Baptist Church met at the Deering Union building in Sweetser Children's home to elect a nominating committee for next year. Harley Scammon Sr. was named chairman with Wave land King Ruth Sanborn and Bertha Hutchins as members. Reverend Stanley A. Bennett led prayers and Mrs Lu cille Jamieson spoke on political issues from Congressman Garland's office in Russia, reading his letter and taking questions. Refreshments for 25 attendees followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco United
Harry Furber
Dorothy Furber
Geraldine Fenderson
Khrushchev backs Berlin barricades as peace move
In a Moscow message Khrushchev formally approved the Berlin wall action calling it a considerable contribution to the cause of peace. The remark closes the Soft Sell column with a surprisingly favorable Kremlin stance on the barricades in the divided city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Moscow
Berlin
National and Local Talks End Walkout After Pact
Agreement reached on an economic package just before the walkout on Tuesday, as negotiations continued at both national and local levels prior to resuming production.
Correcting Republican mistakes in Augusta session
Rep Louis Jalbert of Lewiston accuses Gov Reed’s November 27 special session of correcting Republican errors. He says House GOP leadership is not a smooth team, citing rejection of Reed administration bills and a divided Republican House unable to meet public needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Louis Jalbert
Lewiston
Reed
Jalbert
John L. Baxter
Pittsfield
Firemen Respond To Reported Fire At Summer Street Home
Biddeford firemen made a needless run to the home of Da vid Heffren at 58 Summer Street early this morning when a fire was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
David Heffren
Summer Street
Highway Fatality Shocks Thomaston As Car Flips
Lawry Fred Lofman aged 24 from Rockland died Friday night when his vehicle overturned on West Meadow Road Thomaston. Authorities investigated the single vehicle crash and notified next of kin. The incident occurred in the evening hours with responders confirming the fatality at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomaston
Lawry Fred Lofman
Rockland
West Meadow Road
Cryogenics Gives Aims For Cold Tech Breakthroughs
An article from Say Steelways notes Cryogenics reaching near absolute zero with liquified gases enabling ultra sensitive microwave amplifiers, liquid natural gas shipments, and faster computers. It highlights a potential steel industry breakthrough that could reduce storage vessel costs by about ten percent, aiding supercold gas containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steelways
American Iron and Steel Institute
Canada Produces Five Times Newsprint Versus Communist Counties
A terse report notes Canada produces five times as much newsprint as all Communist counties combined, highlighting stark output disparities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Church Services Noted Across Saco Area This Weekend
Bible Baptist Church Saco holds evening service Sunday at 7 at City Hall with 6 p.m. Training Union. Full Gospel Church Route 9A near Wells hosts Young People's service at 6 30 and evening worship at 7 30. First Baptist Ocean Avenue Orchard Beach plans 7 30 p m service Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Full Gospel
Wells
First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Orchard Beach
Methodist Youth Fellowship Schedule Reads Sun 6 30
The Methodist Youth Fellowship of South Biddeford Methodist church will meet Sunday at 6 30. A similar group at Foss Street Methodist church will meet tomorrow at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship of
South Biddeford
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Ve Foss Street Methodist Church
Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship Meeting At Saco Church
The Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship of the Saco United Baptist church will meet Sunday at 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship
The
Saco United Baptist Church
Saco United Baptist Church Youth Fellowship Meets Tomorrow
The Senior High Youth Fellowship of Saco United Baptist Church will meet tomorrow at 6 o clock. The gathering aims to plan activities and share a brief devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Saco United Baptist Church
Ship of the West Kennebunk Methodist church meeting
The West Kennebunk Methodist church ship will meet Sunday at 7 30 p m in the church vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Evening service at Goodwins Mills Baptist Church
An evening service will be held Sunday at 7 30 p m at the Goodwins Mills Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwins Mills
Junior and Senior B. Y. F. meetings announced
Junior and Senior Bible Young People's Fellowship meetings set for Sunday at 6 p m at Lyman Baptist church.
Youth Fellowship Meet at Goodwins Mills Advent Church
The Youth Fellowship of the Goodwins Mills Advent Christian Church will meet Sunday at 7. The gathering aims to discuss upcoming activities and foster fellowship among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Fellowship of
The
Goodwins Mills
Advent Christian Church
Reverend Washburn to Speak at Bible Baptist Saco
Rev. George Washburn of the Eastern Regional division of Conservative Baptists of America will be guest speaker at Bible Baptist Church of Saco. Services are Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washburn
Conservative Baptists of America
Bible Baptist Church of
Saco
City Hall
Teen-age Challenge shown by Senior Youth Fellowship
The Senior Youth Fellowship of Saco First Parish Congregational will meet at the parish house this evening. A sound movie titled Teen-age Challenge will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco First Parish
Confirmation class of 1961 meets Sunday evening
The Confirmation class of 1961 of the Saco First Parish Congregational church will meet at 5 30 p m Sunday with the topic The Work Our Denomination Is Doing The L and L club of the Saco School Street Methodist church will meet Monday at 730 p m at the home of Mrs Eleanor Phinney Ferry lane Saco
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco First Parish Congregational Church
L and L Club
Saco School Street Methodist Church
Eleanor Phinney
Ferry Lane
Saco
First Meeting of Adventures In Christian Living Series
The Biddeford Saco Council of Churches announces the first meeting of the Adventures In Christian Living series on Monday at 7 15 p m. The gathering will be held in the vestry of St Demetrios Greek Orthodox church on Adams street Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford- Sace
Lester C Rey to preach at Biddeford United Baptist Church
Lester C Rey of Holmes Waterboro will be guest preacher at the 11 a.m. worship service Sunday at Biddeford United Baptist Church. The event highlights a peaceful morning gathering with the guest delivering the sermon.
Youth Fellowship Planned by Biddeford Church Leaders
Seventh and eighth graders of Biddeford Second Congregational Church invited to the parsonage by Rev. H. Lewis Cutell on Sunday at 5 p.m. to discuss organizing a Junior High Youth Fellowship. Refrecipes will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
White’ Church
H. Lewis Cutell
Senior High Fellowship Meet Discusses Denominations
The Senior High Fellowship of the White Church in Biddeford will gather Sunday at 6:30 pm. Rev. H. Lewis Cutler will discuss differences and similarities among various religious denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
H. Lewis Cutler
Mrs Bickford to Speak at Biddeford Advent Service
Mrs Norma Bickford of Ocean Park will be guest speaker at the 10 a m worship service Sunday at the Advent Christian church in Biddeford, delivering the message to parishioners and visitors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Bickford
Ocean Park
Advent Christian Church
Biddeford
Trustees of Saco School Street Methodist Church Meet Sunday
The trustees of the Saco School Street Methodist church will hold a meeting Sunday at noon in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco School Street Methodist Church
MYF of the Saco School Sunday Service at Church
The MYF group of Saco School meets Sunday at 6 p m with their counselors at the church for a youth gathering followed by discussion and activities.
Official Board Meeting At School Street Church
The monthly Official Board meeting of the School Street Methodist church in Saco will be held Sunday at 7 p.m. at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Street Methodist Church
Saco
Speeding youth fined in Saco court
Michael A. Cyr, 17, of 2 Winter extension, Saco, paid a $15 fine in Saco Municipal court this morning on speeding 50 mph in a 40 mph zone on Ferry road. Associate Judge William F. Wilson Jr. suspended Cyr's license for 10 days. State Trooper James Berry was the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael A. Cyr
Saco
Ferry Road
William F. Wilson, Jr
Cyr
James Berry
Welcome to the Fold births fill Biddeford Saco Journal
The Biddeford Saco Journal reports numerous birth notices across Biddeford Saco area. Newborns include Vanda Ann Whit tenRobert at 10 pounds 13 ounces September 25. Robert Thibodeau September 29. John Jeffrey Button September 30. Lori Ann Becker September 30. Linda Lee Campbell October 3. David Anthony DesRoches October 4. Maurice Cecil III Smith October 4. Doranne Lou Valley October 4. William John Lockhart October 6. Cynthia Lori Goul den September 29. Tami Lynne Brennan October 1. Lawrence Keith Price October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Whitten
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Vanda Ann
Whitten
Alyce Hanusek
Rene W. Thibodeau
Cornish Avenue
Robert
John J. Button
Brown Street
Kennebunk
John Jeffrey
Charles E. Becker
Dyer Street
Saco
Lori Ann
William H. Campbell
Fletcher Street
Linda Lee
Eugene H. DesRoches
David Anthony
Maurice C. Smith, Jr
Grove Street
Maurice Cecil III
Raymond J. Valley
Green Street
Doranne Lou
Robert Lockhart
Glenhaven Circle
William John
Saco Hospital
Manley Goulden
Cynthia Lori
Michael Brennan
Sherburne Street
Sanford
Tami Lynne
Lawrence Price
Hoffman Street
Old Orchard Beach
Lawrence Keith
Parade to welcome Maine Legion head in Saco event
Final plans set for Tuesday October 10 parade in Saco honoring Maurice Parisien Maine Ameri can Legion department commander York county posts invited Drum and bugle corps from Ralph D Caldwell post Woodfords Parisien member to lead parade from Saco American Legion home to Pepperell square and back Harold T Andrews Junior Drum and Bugle corps Portland state champions also take part Hosts Owen Davis post officers and members Buffet lunch to follow at post home served by auxiliary committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Maurice Parisien
Maine American Legion
York County
Ralph D. Caldwell
Woodfords
Parisien
Saco American Legion
Pepperell Square
Harold T. Andrews
Portland
Owen-Davis Post
Family Away As Home Burns in Brunswick
Fire destroyed the home of Clarence Grondin in Brunswick while he and his wife and five children were away in northern Maine. Fire Chief George A. Gamache said the house was a mass of flames when firefighters arrived. They had to drive four miles through thick fog to reach the scene. Cause and damage estimate were unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Clarence Grondin
Grondin
Maine
George A. Gamache
Smith slams Kremlin label in nuclear arms speech
Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine says the Kremlin calls her cannibalistic and a bloodthirsty little woman after her September 22 Senate speech urging greater reliance on nuclear weapons for national preparedness. She told a group of women in Portland that the attack came from Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Kremlin
Senate
Guidance Kits At St Joseph High School Introduced
Guidance work at St Joseph high school will be advanced this year with occupational kits for Juniors and Seniors. Each kit provides data on qualifications training future outlook advantages and disadvantages with references for follow up. The kits were bought at a summer educational leaders conference attended by the principal. Iowa educational tests will be given to sophomores and freshmen on October 9 and 10 by homeroom teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph High School
Marcella
Iowa
Therincipal
Saco 4-H Club Starts Project Dressing Dolls
The Saddle Soap and Leather 4-H club of Saco met at Weymouth street home of June Sea ward and Sharon Sea ward. Kristi Anderson led the club pledge as president. The group completed a dressing dolls for sale project and filled activity sheets. Marlene Lennon joined. Secretary Julia Willey and treasurer Leslie Anderson reported. Next meeting set for October 27 at Kristi’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
June
Sharon Seaward
Weymouth Street
Kristi Anderson
Marlene Lennon
Julia Willey
Leslie Anderson
Kristi
UM Lists 44 Students From Foreign Lands
The University of Maine announces forty four international students for the year. Post doctoral researchers include Drs. Rangammal and Dasgupta of India, Brian Green and John Knight of England, and Peter Hofer of Switzerland. Others hail from Israel, Korea, Guatemala, Brazil, India, Argentina, Mauritius, Iraq, Sweden, Greece, Iran, England, Japan, Pakistan, Cambodia, and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleges of Agriculture and Technology
David Alkalay
Israel
Hyung Kyoon Cho
Korea
Claude de la Roche
Guatemala
Ney de Oliveira
Brazil
Alban de Sousa
Noshir Harewala
N. Ravindranathan
Surendra Tiware
India
Imre Janos Gorondi
Argentina
Serge Henry
Mauritius
Ne’mah Hussian
Iraq
Jan E. H. Johansson
Sweden
Per
Biddeford Soldier Participates in NATO Checkmate Exercise
PFC Richard W. Gobeil of Biddeford and soldiers from the 69th Engineer company joined NATO allies in Checkmate, a Germany based tactical training exercise testing joint combat procedures. Gobeil, who entered the Army in 1960 after graduating Biddeford High, trained at Fort Dix before arriving in theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Gobeil
Richard N. Gobeil
Summer Street
Biddeford
69Th Engineer Company
Germany
NATO
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Gobeil
Fort Dix
N. J
Biddeford High School
Exploratory US Soviet Talks Press Ahead In Washington
U S and Soviet diplomats plan further exploratory discussions. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson arrives in Washington to consult with Rusk and other officials and plans to return to Moscow for the October 1 meeting of the Soviet Communist party. Walter Dowling, U S envoy to West Germany, also arrives for briefing on Rusk and Kennedy talks with Gromyko and Berlin policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Moscow
Mikhail Menshikov
Washington
Thompson
Rusk
Walter C. Dowling
West Germany
Bonn
Dowling
Kennedy
Gromyko
Berlin
Campaign Targeted Letter Writing Against Her Ordered
A directive dictates a letter-writing campaign aimed at opposing her, ordering supporters to compose and send letters to public figures and outlets to influence opinions and actions. The move signals organized political pressure with coordinated messaging and mobilization.
EGI Union Opens Fall Season in Saco
The Women's Educational and Industrial Union of Saco started its fall schedule with a casserole luncheon and business session at Hamilton Memorial Saco. Mrs William Marston welcomed members and guests and reported on the Rockland spring meeting. Two new members were voted in Mrs Ruby Packard and Mrs Carlton Stearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Educational and Industrial Union of
Saco
Hamilton Memorial
Janet MacMillan
Ralph Jewell
Harry Nielson
Ossian Johnson
Rodney Watson
Oliver Johnson
Dorothy Dennett
Gertrude Farwell
Havel Bishop
Ralph Meserve
Everett Ladd
Paul Barker
Stephen Patrick
Federated Women’s Clubs
Nashua
N. H
Catherine Googins
E and I
Gertrude Inness
Adah Chapter OBS Holds Annual Inspection in Biddeford
Adah Chapter Order of the Eastern Star met at Biddeford Masonic Hall for its annual inspection. Worthy Grand Matron Mildred McIntosh of Maine presided. officers led balloting and degrees with Louise Harpootian and Shirley J. Parks directing. Special guests included grand dignitaries and district officers as plans were made for an October 16 inspection supper for Dunlap lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adah Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Biddeford Masonic Hall
Mildred B. McIntosn
Houston
Grand Chapter
Maine
Louise Harpoot‘ian
Shirley J. Parks
Elizabeth Tate
Ruth
Geraldine Doughty
Dahlias
McIntosh
Elizabeth M. Calderderwood
Biddeford
International Temple Committee
Agnes H. Swett
South Berwick
Esther H. Linscott
Kittery
District One
Romayne Helms
Adah
Arkansas
Celestia Wood
Longfellow
South Portland
Connecticut
Marion McAuley
Annette
Saco
New Jersey
Dunlap Lodge
F and AM
Harry Gowen
Blaine House
Augusta
clIntosh
Estarl Fund
Union
Lyman
Betty Jean Braley
Madonna
Kennebunk
Agnes Swett
Beulah
Cumberland Mills
Anne Horsman
Winneganee
Yarmouth
Florence Partridge
Pine Tree
Gorham
Partridge
Fadette
York
Kemile Kenney
Aurora
Kennebunkport
Horsman
Fern
Alfred
Hazel Linscott
Priscilla
Highpine
Wells
Linscott
Gamma Rays From Reactors May Be Useful
Washington space scientist Jozef Berkens proposed gamma rays from future nuclear power reactors could serve space communications between a moon station and an earth satellite. Gamma rays would be unsuitable for Earth communications due to atmospheric absorption, but could enable efficient, lightweight links in outer space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Astronautical Congress
Jozef Berkens
Berkens
Aerospace Corp
Los Angeles
Earth
Space
Quiet Peaceful Exam Day Draws Empty Room
PORTLAND (RP) Things were peaceful at the Peace Corps examination room today as no one showed up to take the test. Civil Service Board examiner Thomas L. Conley said five people had requested to take the tests but failed to appear. The next testing date is Nov. 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Peace Corps
Thomas L. Conley
Civil Service Board
VFW Auxiliaries Honor Maine VFW State Head
VFW Auxiliary events honor Mrs Eloise S Johnson state president of the Maine department with a testimonial banquet on October 14 at Valle's steak house Portland. Reservations by Mrs Mary Legere and gifts by Mrs Ruth Stewart. Reception and dancing after dinner. A council of administration meeting follows October 15 at 10 am at Deering Memorial post home Portland with lunch at noon and an open department meeting at 1 30 pm. State flower of Montana is bitterroot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise S. Johnson
Department of Maine
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Valle’s
Brighton Avenue
Portland
Mary Legere
Ruth Stewart
Council of Administration
Deering Memorial Post Home
VFW
Johnson
Deering Memorial
Titov Sickness Could Delay Trip To Moon
Washington reports that cosmonaut Gherman Titov suffered motion sickness during his 25 hour Earth orbit. Experts warn weightlessness problems may slow progress toward lunar missions and call for intensified studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titov
Washington
Gherman Titov
Earth
Moon
International Astronautical Congress
V. J. Yas Dovsky
Hubertus Strughold
Air Force
Don Flickinger
Four Biddeford Nurses Named Delegates to Maine Meeting
Four nurses from Biddeford selected by the Western Maine District Nursing Association will represent the unit at the Maine State Nurses meeting in Poland Spring on Monday. The delegates are Annie MacMacEachen RN superintendent of nurses, Claire Mitchell RN of Webber Hospital, Margaret Murphy RN nursing supervisor of Biddeford Public Health Nursing, and Rev Sister Fernand RN of St. Andre Home and Hospital. Registration runs 8:30 to 9 a.m. with sessions in the morning and afternoon. The program features luncheon and an educational film, with the business meeting agenda including voting on legislation affecting the nursing profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Western Maine District Nursing Association
Maine
Poland Spring
Annie Mac MacEachen
R. N
Claire Mitchell
Webber Hospital
Margaret Murphy
Biddeford Public Heath
Juvenile Smokers Face Court Over Saco Theft
Two Saco juveniles will appear in Saco Juvenile Court on Monday morning on charges of stealing seven packs of cigarettes from Bagley's Red and White market on Storer Street, according to Saco Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Saco Juvenile Court
Bagley
Red & White Market
Storer Street
Magazine ordered to halt ridiculing Strauss size
A Bavarian court ordered Der Spiegel to stop describing Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss as looking like a beer stein. The ruling labeled the comparison slanderous and banned distribution of the specific article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strauss
Mernberg
Germany
Franz Josef Strauss
Rudolf Augstein
der Spiegel
the Mirror
United States
Soviet Union
Augstein
West Germany
New Simple Two Page 1040 Tax Form Unveiled
Washington AP reports Uncle Sam announced a simplified two page 1040 form for 1961 income taxes. It trims legal jargon, moves most computations to page one, and removes the prior year tax owed question, with schedules for complex incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sam Friday
Mortimer M. Caplin
Congress
Caplin
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Soft Sell
Saco City Hall
Training Union
Lyman Baptist Church
MYF
Biddeford-Saco
State Legion Head
St. Joseph
Saco 4-H
EGI Union
OBS
Lois Burnham
Robert Johnson
Mar
Ion Dexheimer
Alice Snow
Piscataqua
Friendship
Amesbury
Stella
Worcester
Wayne
Beaver
Aureora
Sarah Orne Jewett
Fidelity
Clover
Mary Clopper
Montana
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