Democratic Convention May Receive Trimming
Washington AP reports the Democratic National Committee may shrink and simplify the party convention for 1964. Subcommittee chair Jacob Arvey studies vote allocation, considering a population basis, bonus systems, and adjustments for states with past Kennedy support. Delegates and votes debates follow.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Atlantic City
Jacob Arvey
Chicago
Illinois
National Committee
Hairdressers Electorate Elects Officers at Biddeford Meeting
Officers for the Biddeford Hairdressers Association were elected at a St. John Hall meeting. Laurette Richards was named president with Carmella Giammarino as vice president and Rose Hirst as recording secretary. Other officers include Jeanne Trottier as financial secretary Laurette Simoneau as treasurer Connie Gagne Irma St Amand Annie Forester as directors Evelyn Randall and Alice LaJeunesse legislative Mrs Murphy and Yolande Lowell N S W Doris Champagne historian and publicity chair. The group approved depositing $100 for convention expenses and installation set for November 18 at Oak Ledge Saco. Miss Mary Long of the Weller Corp led an educational program.
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Biddeford Hairdressers Association
St. John Hall
Laurette Richards
Carmella Giammarino
Rose Hirst
Jeanne Trottier
Laurette Simoneau
Paula Murphy
Connie Gagne
Irma St. Amand
Annie Forester
Evelyn Randall
Alice Lajeunesse
Murphy
Yolande Lowell
N. S.W
Doris Champagne
Oak Ledge Saco
Mary Long
Weller Corp
Drought and Fires Plague Much of Nation
Drought and woodland fires continued across the eastern half of the country while Western rangelands dried. Hay shortages and sagging milk production strained livestock, with cattle marketing high for the season. Great Lakes and major rivers ran below normal levels, sparking water restrictions in some areas. Ohio and Mississippi barge traffic slowed as waters dropped.
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Chicago
Midwest
Great Lakes
Wabash Valley Association
Indiana
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Kansas
Hutchinson
Miami
Fla
Florida
New York State
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
West Virginia
Illinois
Iowa
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Texas
George Romney
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvani
Allegheny-Monongahela-Ohio
Susquehanna
Delaware
Ohio
Mississippi
U Of M Hosts Kennedy Visit On Homecoming Day Orono
President Kennedy will address an 11 am convocation at the University of Maine Orono with standing room only expected. He will receive an honorary doctorate and fly to Passamaquoddy Bay for tidal power project plans. Muskie travels with him.
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Orono
University of Maine
Kennedy
Satoe
University
University of Connecticut
Eastport
Lubec
Passamaquoddy Bay
Dow Air Force Base
Bangor
Washington
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Democratic Parti
Maine
Will Kennedy
Richard J. Dubord
Waterville
Gloria Laino
Bradley
William B. Hathaway
Lewiston
Jane C. Kilroy
Portland
Civil Rights Bill Faces Long Road Through Congress
Kennedy administration signals willingness to prune the civil rights bill to gain votes. Attorney General Kennedy urges the full committee to adopt the milder version, fearing the subcommittee's expanded plan could alienate liberals. He warns against fears of a national police force. The bill must travel through Rules, House, Senate, conference, and compromise before passage.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
United States
House Committee
Rules
Liouse
Senate
Sodality Bazaar Scheduled For Nov 8 and 9
St Marys Assumption Sodality sets a two day bazaar in the parish hall on November 8 and 9. Items for sale include aprons dolls foods Christmas novelties grabs parcel post packages books plants and hand knit creations. Lobster roll supper April 4 p.m. year end. Children day 2 to 430 p.m. on November 9. Supper co chairs are Mrs Cartier and Mrs Benoit.
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St. Mary's Assumption Sodality
Matthew A. Hayes
Urbain Langevin
Charles E. Cartier
Alfred Benoit
Community fund drive appeals to band supporters
A group led by Mrs. Irene Johnson and six other organizers urges each band consultor to contact all members for donations. Mrs Hayes and Mrs Lange vin emphasize mobilizing every contributor to support the campaign.
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Irene Johnson
Lucienne Martin
Janice Booth
Sally Couzie
Muriel Greenwood
Lottie McAuley
Hayes
Langevin
Appanoose principal hires former teacher after 12 years
Brock Winans, now principal at Appanoose, Osage County, Kansas, returns to hire his former teacher Miss Dollie Greenquist. He offers her a teaching job. she accepts. Winans also teaches seventh and eighth grades and coaches, while Greenquist handles first and second grades.
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Appanoose
Kan
Brock Winans
Dollie Greenquist
Winans
Osage County
Miss Greenquist
Ca! Her
Homes for Americans Plan HA312R retirement home design
Jan Reiner of St Petersburg Florida designed this retirement home with 830 square feet of floor space. The plan HA312R features bedrooms accessible from outside without crossing the living room, each with a six foot closet as acoustical barrier to the bathroom. A U shape kitchen connects to the garage and laundry, the garage includes a work bench, and a garden tool shed sits just outside.
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Jan Reiner
52Nd St. North
St. Petersburg
Fla
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Los Angeles
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Main Street
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Matson’s Inc
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U of M
Sodality Bazaar
Uncle Sam
U.S
Amram
Youland’s
Youland
Orion
Shop Youland
Youland’s Department Stores
Kennebunk
Dacron
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