Brezhnev outlines peace, disarmament in Soviet policy
In a Lenin's Tomb speech Brezhnev proclaims peaceful coexistence and complete disarmament, stressing Leninist collective leadership over one man. He notes space lead and calls for reduced international tension as Pravda hints Khrushchev’s cult of personality. Cosmonauts Komarov Feoktistov Yegorov receive welcome. Mikoyan Kosygin Mikoyan attend ceremony.
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Pravda
American Motors JAW reach three year contract agreement
American Motors Corp and the United Auto Workers reached a three year contract covering 24 000 AMC automotive division employees with profit sharing. A separate pact for 3 000 Kelvinator appliance division workers in Grand Rapids remains unsettled amid ongoing walkouts. Rambler and Ambassador production expected to resume Tuesday after a four day strike, while GM Ford and Chrysler settled national agreements.
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General Motors
Agsvene
American Motors
Johnson Says U.S. Sees Good Start in Soviet Ties
President Johnson reported to Congress and the nation that the United States has begun well with the new Soviet leaders and urged Moscow to join in preventing further nuclear spread. He warned Red China may use nuclear blackmail after its first test and urged signatories to press on with the limited test ban. Johnson voiced hope the Brezhnev Kosygin leadership will pursue world peace and warned against dangerous nuclear expansion.
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Red China
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Pomerleau Seeks Third Term As Biddeford Mayor
Pomerleau announced his candidacy for re election as Biddeford mayor continuing two terms as the first Republican in years He cited projects to finish and a strong fall outlook as key factors While born in Westbrook and educated at several institutions he has lived in Biddeford since 1953 and remains a local attorney active in York County Bar Association with ties to law firms in Biddeford and Portland
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Elkhart Business University
Elkhart
Ind
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St. Mary’s Church
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York
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Portland
Maine Supreme Court
Federal District Court
York County Bar Association
MacDonald Trial Opens in York County Court
Alfred Joseph R. Mac Donald, 32, Rochester N H, goes on trial for the murder of State Trooper Charles C. Black in the July 9 South Berwick bank robbery. Jury selection will continue with about 50 jurors reported tomorrow and Wednesday. The defense is led by William P. Donahue. County Attorney Lloyd P. LaFountain prosecutes with AG office involvement. An alleged accomplice, Wayne E. Beckus, was convicted in October for his role in Trooper Black’s murder and awaits a life sentence.
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Rochester
N.H
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South Berwick
First National Bank of
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Black
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William S. Silsby
J. Albert Merryman
Lloyd P. LaFountain
Attorney General's Office
Wayne E. Beckus
Masontown
J\Black
Joseph R. MacDonald
N. H
Richard Dutremble
Alfred
Charles Black
Community Chest Drive Reports $8518.90 Pledged
Harold P. Waight announced partial pledges totaling 8518.90 for the Community Chest drive including 1039 from divisions special gifts 6960.10 from business and 383.80 from public. The goal is 33688 and the campaign theme is a little more in sixty four. Next meeting is October 26 at 11 am at the Biddeford Chamber of Commerce offices.
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Community Chest
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Waight
Biddeford
Hoover’s Outlook Grave As He Fights Internal Bleeding
Former President Herbert Hoover, 90, remained serious after massive internal bleeding. Doctors said the bleeding was stopped by 10:30 a.m. but the outlook remained grave due to unresponsive condition and toxins in the bloodstream. Hoover suffered a third internal bleed in 16 months while confined in his Waldorf Towers suite.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Waldorf Towers
Short Lull Arises In Election Campaign
Washington AP reports a brief lull in the 1964 presidential race as Johnson cancels Texas appearances for radio TV address and leaders meeting. Goldwater conferences in Washington precede Maryland swing. Miller rests ahead of San Francisco Bay area stops. Humphrey skips a Miami speech to return for talks, eyes Ardmore Oklahoma as speeches in Tampa and St Petersburg tie to China test and the nuclear test ban push. Nixon announces 16-speech itinerary across 13 states starting in Syracuse Hartford Stamford. Bishop Spottswood cites NAACP Newport News for adding about 7 million new voters to a potential 12 million in the nation.
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Conn
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Virginia
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