Thornton academy hosts FHA District F meeting plans
District F Future Homemakers of America officers and advisors met at Thornton academy to plan a session on October 25. Letters will name representatives, with Gorham and Windham chapters handling registration. TA advisor Mrs. Doris Bacheller led the welcome as the committee and hosts were defined.
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District F
Homemakers of America
Thornton Academy
FHA
Vicky Mosher
Janice Gardner
Susan Dupuis
The
Academy
Jane Foran
Saco
Lucille Lefebvre
Mary
Diplomat Is Dead After Murder
A Czechoslovak diplomat, Karel Zizka, 40, killed his wife Vera, 40, then led a 75 mile interstate chase before dying by a self-inflicted gunshot at St. Luke's Hospital in Fountain Hill, Pennsylvania. He also suffered a shoulder wound from a state trooper after a high speed pursuit from New Jersey into Pennsylvania.
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New York
DAP
Karel Zizka
St. Luke’s Hospital
Fountain Hill
Zizka
Czech United Nations
Pennsylvania
Vera
Upper
Madison Avenue
Iment
New Jersey
Jersey
State Line
Easton
Teen Age Millionaire Kid Saves Allowance in Dallas
A Dallas Texas youth in the film Teen-Age Millionaire saves his allowance for three weeks to fund a small ambition, as reported by the Cop. Sen. Fea Corp. The light comedy follows a determined youngster turning his savings into a bright idea.
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Dallas, Tex
Sen
Fea, Corp
English girls in the nude put artist in the mood
London AP reports Sir William Russell Flint, 82, a leading painter of undraped women, says English girls look much better nude now than 40 years ago. He notes improved shoulder strength and athletic physiques, discusses a Royal Academy solo show, and remarks on enjoying painting attractive women.
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London
William Russell
Royal Academy
Sir William
Hurricane Ella Lingers Off Carolina Coast
Hurricane Ella remains nearly stationary in the Atlantic with outer gale winds reaching 54 mph along the North Carolina coast. A watch extends from Wilmington to Nags Head as small craft warnings spread to Cape May. Navy ships prepare in Hampton Roads and aircraft are readied for possible safe landing sites.
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Cape Hatteras
N.C
Ella
Atlantic
North Carolina
Weather Bureau
Thursay
Wilmington
Nags Head
Virginia Capes
Cape May
N.J
Navy
Norfolk
Enterprise
Hampton Roads
Progress and waste key issue in Maine 1st District race
In York campaign stop Rep. Stanley R. Tupper blasts wasteful spending like the 1961 Public Housing Act as costly and useless while Democratic rival Ronald Kellam accuses Republicans of blocking economic measures. Maynard Dolloff urges bold action to modernize Maine's economy as Sen. Margaret Chase Smith in Topsham emphasizes stronger U S military counterforce capability amid global tensions.
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Associated Press
Maine
Stanley R. Tupper
Rmaine
York
Tupper
Portland
Ronald L. Kellam
Congress
Maynard C. Doiloff
Kellam
Topsham
Margaret Chase Smith
Moon Shot Fails Again Ranger 5 Power Loss Hinders Moon Flyby
US moon mission ends in failure as Ranger 5 loses solar power eight hours after launch from Cape Canaveral. radiation from recent nuclear tests suspected to have damaged solar cells, leaving a dead battery and mission to photograph and reach the moon. The loss marks the third Ranger failure in pursuing manned moon shots with projected costs over 150 million dollars.
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Pasadena
Calif
United States
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Moon
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pacific
Ranger 5
Ranger 3
Rangers 1
Pioneer
Able
Teacher Shortage Worsens in Maine Education Woes
AP report from Lewiston notes Maine education commissioner Dr. Warren G. Hill urging higher salaries and more excellent teachers to combat a worsening shortage. He warned conditions may deteriorate, calling for increased minimum salaries as a top legislative priority for 1963.
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Lewiston
Warren G. Hill
Maine
Hill
Maine Congress of Parents and Teachers
Portland
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
Firemen At Biddeford Pool Elect Officers
Biddeford Pool Volunteer Fire department elected officers last night at the Pool fire station. Chester Wagg was named president with Norman Goldthwait as vice president, William McKenny treasurer, Frank Handlen secretary, and trustees Arthur Moreau Vincent Statuti Amos Davis Walter Alexander and Lloyd Thurston. Nominating committee members were Lester Orcutt Roy McNaughton and Linwood Riery. Fire Chief Ralph Goldthwaite Jr presented a report on the membership clambake held Sunday and plans for a work detail next Thursday evening. The group voted to buy additional car plates for new members and to repair the forestry pump. Refreshments were served by Charles Small Jr and Raymond Goldthwait.
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Biddeford Pool
Pool
Chester Wagg
Norman Goldthwait
William McKenney
Frank Handlen
Arthur Moreau
Vincent Statuti
Amos Davis
Walter Alexander
Lloyd Thurston
Lester Orcutt
Roy McNaughton
Linwood Riery
Ralph Goldth
Soviets Aid Cuba By Shipload Every Day
U S officials said the Soviet bloc sent more than a shipload of cargo to Cuba daily over the past month, totaling about 40 ships including Soviet and chartered vessels. The flow, mainly food, industrial equipment, and some military gear, marks a rise from earlier months, with overall aid estimated at over $1 million daily and military aid around $200 million this year. A U S quarantine on Cuban shipping plans was being drafted, potentially restricting cargoes to ships and firms involved in shipments.
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Washington
Soviet Bloc
Cuba
U.S
Caribbean
Fidel Castro
Secret of State
Edwin M. Martin
Castro
White House
Rabbi Killed By Unknown Assailant in Brooklyn
Rabbi Bernard Eisdorfer, 55, died after a brutal beating on a Williamsburg street. He had lived in New York 14 years after fleeing Nazi persecution in Czechoslovakia. Police had no lead on the motive or attacker.
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New York
Bernard Eisdorfer
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
Eisdorfer
Czechoslovakia
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