Advisory Education Panel Questions Reed On Failure To Use List
AUGUSTA The Governor's Advisory Committee on Education pressed Gov Reed over not appointing any of 52 nominees it recommended to fill parent committee vacancies. Reed appointed 28 names not on the list, prompting concern that political manipulation taints education. The committee debated whether the list included 27 Republicans and 1 Democrat or all Republicans. Endorsers urged Reed to accept at least some names, warning that the committee could break up if action stalls further.
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Advisory Education
Reed
Augusta
Governor's Advisory Committee On Education
Hugh Saunders
Westbrook
Saunders
Edward Penley
Lewiston
Saunders, Penley
James S. Coles
Brunswick
Edwin L. Giddings
Kennedy Conflict Denied by Protestant Leader in Chicago
Dr George Ford head of the National Association of Evangelicals denies plans for a campaign against Sen John F Kennedy in Reformation Sunday sermons His denial follows a FCPC leader's claim that conservative Protestant churches would mobilize against Kennedy and air debates on church state separation from pulpits on Oct 30
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Chicago
John F. Kennedy
George Ford
National Association of Evangelicals
NAE
Bruce Felknor
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
FCPC
Felknor
Kennedy
Ford
Felkner
Saco Variety Store To Be Rebuilt As Landmark Reopens
State Senator Andrew J. Fournier owner of the Elm street store plans razing 54 Elm to erect a modern one story cement block building by year end. Work starts this weekend with six to seven weeks closure and a December 2 reopening target. Equipment will be new and plans include a drug store later, with a barber shop retained.
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Saco
Scammon
Variety Store
Elm Street
Andrew J. Fournier
Locke Street
Nixon Backs Economic Council
Vice President Richard M. Nixon urged creating a National Economic Council to coordinate government efforts for healthy growth without infringing the Federal Reserve. He proposed an early warning economic intelligence system and amendments to require price stability as a policy objective. He warned against easy credit and urged industry specific sessions to handle automation issues while debate with Kennedy continued.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
National Economic Council
United States
National Security Council
Nixon
National Association of Business Economists
Federal Reserve Board
U.S. Faces Serious Role In New Curbs For Cuba
Washington officials warned that the United States has gone as far as possible in applying sanctions to Fidel Castro's Cuba. A Wednesday export embargo, medical supply carveout, ship transfer ban, and possible asset freezing signal ongoing pressure while diplomats weigh broader steps.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
State Department
Fidel Castro
Commerce Department
U. S
Maritime Commission
Richard M. Nixon
Miami
Fla
Castro
Reds boast atom powered subs with nuclear rockets
Moscow AP report says Khrushchev announced the Soviet Union now has atom powered submarines armed with nuclear rockets. He spoke to 15,000 in Luzhniki Stadium after returning from the UN visit. Tass summary notes he served notice on American generals about missiles and submarines near the Soviet Union as Western disarmament talks continue.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Luzhniki
U.N. General Assembly
Tass
Pentagon
U.N. Assembly
Treasury officials debate offset for misleading tax booklet
Treasury officials discussed correcting a misleading paragraph in next year's income tax instruction booklets. The change would affect only certain older married couples who itemize deductions for medical expenses.
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Washington
Treasury
Finch Tregoff murder retrial reaches jury in lengthy case
In Los Angeles a jury begins deliberations in the Finch Tregoff murder retrial, the county's longest criminal hearing. Dr. R Bernard Finch and his mistress Carole Tregoff face a charge they killed his wife Barbara Jean Finch amid divorce tensions. The case centers on the West Covina residence night of July 18, 1959, and whether the shooting was deliberate or an accidental can discharge during an attempted disposal.
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Los Angeles
Finch-Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Finch
Miss Tregoff
West Covina
Barbara Jean Finch
Food prices listed at Biddeford eatery sale
A catalog of lunch items from 27 Granite St Biddeford et Salle includes clams priced at 90 cents per pint, fried clams 1 dollar per pint, potatoes 1 dollar, lunch box clams and fish at 55 and 50 cents, scallops 65 cents per pint, scallops 80 cents per pint, clam cakes 1 dozen for 1 dollar, lobster salad roll 55 cents, onion rings 25 cents per pint, and hamburgers and hot dogs.
Maine Poll Of Newsmen Shows Split
Portland Argus publisher Otis C Williams reported that 25 Maine weekly editors forecast Nixon winning the state and the presidency in the November election. The poll also predicted Senator Margaret Chase Smith would win Maine’s Senate race, the first in the nation between two women.
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Portland
Maine
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Otis C. Williams
Portland Argus
Nixon
Margaret Chase Smith
U.S. Senate
Lucia M. Jacaune
Protestant Asks Official Church View On Kennedy
Washington A Methodist bishop urged Roman Catholic leaders to join Senator John F Kennedy in insisting a Catholic president would not face church pressures. He said Kennedy’s separation of church and state views are satisfactory, though some Catholic papers and professors claim Kennedy is at variance with his faith. The bishop, recently reassigned to the Washington area, spoke at a news conference framed as an introductory session.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
John Wesley
Kennedy
Boston
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Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Nichols & Co
Ea. Reilly’s Bakery
Main Street
Biddeford
Dia
U.S
Hemisphere
Herman
Melvin
Fea, Corp
First Universalist Church
The
Daughters of Ruth
Reds
Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Samuel Karlin
Fernando Bourque
Clement Meserve
Robert Johnson
Paul Walter
Richard Wyse
Erne Garland
Arthur Soucy
George Wells
Marie Louise Meserve
Pauline Cookson
Joan Duranceau
Jacqueline Weiss
Marylyn Riddie
Claudette Levesque
Virginie Peters
Loreen Whitehouse
Bernadette Kagan
Isabelle Kelley
Mark McCullough
Union 4
Paul A. Larrabee
Biddeford High School
Supt
Larrabee
School Union 4
Granite St
Salle
Roxy
T-Bone
Simard’s
Alfred Street
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