Five Chosen To Sit On MacDonald Trial Panel
Five jurors were seated in the MacDonald murder trial in York County Superior Court on day three, with four men and one woman among the panel. The case involves Joseph R. MacDonald, 32, of Rochester, charged in the July 9 robbery and the killing of State Trooper Charles C. Black, 28, of York.
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Alfred
York County Superior Court
Joseph R. MacDonald
Rochester
N.H
MacDonald
Charles C. Black
York
South Berwick
First National Bank of
Biddeford
Black
Wayne E. Beckus
Masontown
William S. Silsby
Arthur J. Jones
Arundel
Barbara H. Davis
Hollis
Richard Burke
Lebanon
Paul Gerrish
Acton
Kenneth Blainey
Cornish
Carroll B. Hatch
Kittery
Donald A. Pearson
Kennebunk
Arthurl. Fontaine
Sanford
Mary Shupe
Malcolm Roberts
Carl E. Russell
James FE. Briggs
Hot Line Muddled By Soviet Change
AP News Analysis assesses who holds Moscow's hot line after Khrushchev's ouster. Kosygin may head talks on the Kremlin direct line, but Brezhnev, now top party leader, looms as the likely power, while the constitution clouds who commands the armed forces. The piece weighs potential shifts toward one-man rule or dual leadership.
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Henry S. Bradsher
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Johnson
Kremlin
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Theoviet
Supreme Soviet
Presidium
Brezhnev
Stalin
Khrushchev
End of the Evening Witty Note About Tired Women
A brief pun notes that by night some women are so tired they struggle to keep their mouths closed. The quip carries a light humorous tone with a general cultural reference to fatigue after the day. No specific persons or places are named.
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Tea
Corp
Hoover Mourned As Nation Observes Former President
The nation mourns Herbert Hoover with public homage beginning in New York City. A press roundup notes Hoover’s view of a former president’s life and reflects on political shifts and international tensions.
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Associated Press
Herbert Clark Hoover
Herbert Hoover
New York City
Hoover
Biddeford selects Gaulin as mayor candidate in surprise
Edward F. Gaulin a Biddeford attorney at 136 Alfred Street was endorsed by the Biddeford Democratic Association for mayor. Announcement expected tomorrow amid secrecy from some Democrats while Willie W. Pomerleau runs on the Republican side. Primary is December 14. Hoover funeral plans and national mourning dominate New York and Washington coverage with public viewings at St Bartholomew's and national capitol rotunda.
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Edward F. Gaulin
Alfred St
Biddeford
Democratic Association
Democrats
Gaulin
Willie W. Pomerleau
New York
Herbert Clark Hoover
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Park Avenue
Hoover
Washington
Capitol
John F. Kennedy
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Iowa
Union Station
National Airport
Iowa City
West Branch
California
Hoovers
Herbert Jr
Allan Henry Hoover
Snowfall hits northern New England ahead of winter
Snow began in parts of northern New England as winter nears. The U S Weather Bureau forecast four inches or more of snow for higher elevations in Maine New Hampshire and Vermont today.
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Boston
New England
U. S. Weather Bureau
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Saco Woman Hurt In Mishap Near Bonny Eagle High
In Buxton a physical education teacher Miss Karen L. Saucier, 22, of Saco, was injured in a collision between her compact car and a school bus in front of Bonny Eagle High School. She was taken to Webber Hospital in Biddeford. None of the more than 50 students aboard the bus was injured.
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Buxton
Bonny Eagle High School
Karen L. Saucier
Saco
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Soviets Halt Khrushchev Attack Reported in Denmark
Denmark's Communist press says Soviet leaders halted campaigns against Khrushchev after Western Communist parties reacted poorly. Moscow correspondents describe his house arrest in a four room apartment and a monthly pension of 1000 rubles. Eurasian reactions span Europe with mixed praise and concern from various party leaders.
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Denmark
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Peter Schaeffer
Moscow
Land Og Folk
Khrushchev
Stig Bringert
Politiken
Nina
Kremlin Towers
Kremlin
Europe
Pravda
Friheten
Luigi Longo
Italy
Communist Party
Milan
Israel
Rail Strike In Balance Over 27 Cent Pay Rise
Washington reports a presidential emergency board has recommended a three year raise of 27 cents an hour to settle a potential rail strike. About 400000 workers are affected with 90 percent of the industry and 11 nonoperating unions inclined to accept. They have 30 days to act as negotiators weigh the plan. President Johnson warned the dispute could disrupt transportation. The board also urged fringe benefits and job protection amid years of labor cuts.
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Washington
U.S
Johnson
Philadelphia
Richardson Dilworth
White House
Bangor Murder Arrests Made
In Bangor three men were arrested after the bludgeon slaying of retired tailor Edward Morris and his son Harold. Stanley Corey and Simon Cote face murder charges. a third suspect unnamed. Police say robbery motive, intruders entered during yard work, paused to wipe blood, and left. the two victims were found by a housekeeper.
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Bangor
Murer
Clifton Sloane
Stanley S. Corey
Simon Paul Cote
Corey
Whitefield
N.H
Howard M. Foley
Edward I. Morris
Harold
Morris
Sloane
Morrises
Campaign film cuts spark debate over morality message
A Goldwater campaign group trimmed a television film depicting moral decline after NBC agreed to air it. The film includes a topless bathing suit scene, a provocative book cover and a man in a fig leaf. Democratic leaders criticized the piece as sick and manipulative. The cost was about 100000 dollars and time bought for airing.
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Washington
Goldwater Campaign
Hammer
Russell Walton
The
Citizens For Goldwater-Miller
NBC
New York
Walton
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Beverly Hills
Calif
Johnson
Texas
Goldwater Visits Pennsylvania Rally in Philadelphia Area
Senator Barry Goldwater campaigns in Pennsylvania meeting Gov. Scranton and addressing crowds in Philadelphia West Chester and Upper Darby. He hosts a motorcade in South Philadelphia and plans a national TV address on international events. He criticizes Johnson policy and cites CIA reports on U S prestige.
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Johnson
Truman
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William S. Scranton
National High Church
Episcopal Convention
Washington
Philadelphia
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Goldwater
West Chester
Upper Darby
Federal Communications Commission
ABC
Baltimore
Khrushchev
United States
Josef Stalin
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