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Newspaper

Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1962

Page

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Soviet Expels US Envoy Midthun on Spy Charge

Moscow accuses Kermit S. Midthun of attempting to obtain secret Soviet information and orders his immediate departure. This follows the expulsion of a second U.S. diplomat within a week amid mounting tensions after the prior expulsions of Soviet diplomats at the United Nations. U.S. officials decline to protest, citing lack of details. The note appears in Izvestia.

U. S Kermit S. Midthun Midthun United States United Nations U.S John M. McSweeney N. Smirnovsky Foreign Ministry Soviet Union McSweeney Smirnovsky Asst Raymond D. Smith Baltic Leningrad Smith Moscow Izvestia

Parade to open Community Chest drive in Biddeford Saco

Biddeford and Saco plan a 7 30 p m parade to launch the annual Community Chest drive. Officials list parade routes divisions with bands scouts and civic groups. contingents will assemble at Beach and Main in Saco and proceed through Jefferson Adams streets before disbanding. Police escorts, weather plan, and marshal details are noted.

Biddeford-Saco Monevent Biddeford Saco Beach Main Main Street Jefferson Street Universalist Church Adams Street Alcide Villandry William McKenney Saco-Biddeford Police Dinsmore Worthing Clement Deschambeault Raymond Bonang Arthur Peloquin Donald C. Doyle Richard A. Moore William Smith Robert Conroy

Pope Warns World Leaders at Vatican Council

Pope John XXIII warned world leaders they will answer to God for their actions and urged peace, asking them to listen to the anguished cry for peace. He spoke in the Sistine Chapel to envoys from 85 governments gathered for the 21st Ecumenical Council opening, as debate topics and council logistics filled Vatican activity.

Vatican City John XXIII Vatican Michelangelo Sistine Chapel St. Peter's Basilica

Poor Little Rich Boy Beset With Itls

Cyrus Eaton III, heir to wealth, ran away to Nashville seeking a new life and public schooling. He attempted to enroll at West End High, stayed with a halfback, and faced questions about hiseducation while his father discussed custody. Police and officials traced his trip from Cleveland to Nashville before returning to Ohio.

Nashville Tenn Seth French Cyrus Eaton III Faton West End Cyrus Eaton II Forrest Evans Evans Ohio Young Eaton Cleveland

State To Forfeit Federal Handout

Maine is eligible for 45 million dollars under the Public Works Acceleration Act but likely will miss the Jan 1 deadline due to required local matching funds and first come first served rules. Officials noted many towns cannot raise shares and new money comes after Jan 1. Eligible counties include Aroostook Piscataquis Washington Hancock Knox with portions of Lincoln York Penobscot and Lewiston area in Androscoggin. Governor Reed may seek emergency legislative appropriations in 1963 to exploit the program.

Portland Maine Aroostook Piscataquis Washington Hancock Knox Lincoln York Counties Penobscot Lewistoneens Androscoggin Reed

Frick Postpones Sixth World Series Game at Candlestick Park

Giants and Yankees rain postponement shifts schedule with Candlestick Park soaked and winds strong. Frick announced the game delay at 8 41 a.m. PDT and set the seventh game for Sunday noon if needed. In New York Kennedy Jim Morgenthau drive kicks off with a fundraising breakfast at the Carlyle with Wagner Buckley Lehman McKeon present.

San Francisco Ford Frick San Francisco Giants New York Yankees Frick Candlestick Park Giants San Francisco Bay New York Kennedy New Jersey Robert M. Morgenthau Nelson A. Rockefeller Morgenthau

Witnesses Mistaken In Giving Testimony

Pittsfield Mass AP three prosecution witnesses recanted partly and defense motions seek stay of sentence, reversal of verdict, and a new trial. Judge Francis J. Quirice postponed sentencing to Oct 19. Vogt, 21, NY, convicted of assault with intent to rape a Lenox teen after Sept 1 incident. Vogt claimed alibi in Pittsfield store. Witnesses Samuel Vincent and assistants contradicted his testimony.

Pittsfield Mass William P. Vogt New Lebanon N. Y Vogt Berkshire Christian College Francis J. Quirice Lenox Samuel Vincent Arthur D

Biddeford Saco Country Club Elects Officers

The Women's Golf group at Biddeford Saco Country Club elected officers for the final meeting of the season. Eve Prendergast was reelected president, with Justine Harvey as vice president, Stephanie Hughes as secretary, Florence Driscoll as treasurer, and Marion Hanson and Alicia Thurlow as co chairs of the tournament committee. Nominating committee members were Harvey, Ganthier, Watson, and Deane.

Biddeford-Saco Country Club Eve Prendergast Justine Har Ivey Stephanie Hughes Florence Driscoll Marion Hanson Alicia Thurlow Carlene Ganthier Lois Watson Joan Deane

Dolloff Seeks Economic Progress for Maine

Democratic candidate Maynard C. Dolloff told a Lewiston rally that Maine must act quickly to advance economically, criticizing Gov. Reed’s record while backing expanded DED offices in Bangor and Portland, staff growth, and broader Industrial Building Authority loans for recreational projects. The day also featured Rep. Clifford G. McIntire and Democrat William D. Hathaway campaigning in Monson and Springfield respectively, with Hathaway touting federal programs aiding local redevelopment and job training.

Associated Press Maynard C. Dolloff Maine Dolloff Lewiston Reed DED Industrial Building Authority Clifford G. McIntire William D. Hathaway McIntire GOP Monson 2Nd District Kennedy

New Jewish Bible presents striking translations and changes

Philadelphia AP reports the Torah, the five books of Moses, to be published Jan 28 as the first modern English translation. It shifts the Third Commandment to condemn perjury, redefines Moses crossing the Red Sea as the Sea of Reeds, and alters opening Genesis phrasing to avoid eternal implication. The Jewish Publication Society of America plans two more volumes by 1975.

Philadelphia Red Sea Harry M. Orlinsky Orlinsky God Heaven and Earth Earth Heaven Moses Israel Egypt Sea of Reeds Suez Canal Jewish Publication Society of America

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