Soviet Underwater Test Signals Shift in Polaris Threat
AP reports a Soviet underwater nuclear test near Novaya Zemlya alongside a high yield atmospheric device, signaling a push to challenge U.S. Polaris submarines. The Pentagon notes at least four atomic powered subs are within range, with six at sea and 10 planned. The test targeted antisubmarine warfare, while Malinovsky hints at rocket defense advances.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Arctic
Novaya Zemlya
AEC
U.S.S.R
Novaya
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
United States
Roswell Gilvatric
U.S
U.S. Navy
Malinovsky
Met Opera opens after labor dispute and Goldberg aid
The Metropolitan Opera resumed its season after Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg resolved a labor dispute that nearly canceled the opening. Notables at the Opera Club included Mrs. Hugh Auchincloss and Adlai Stevenson. Puccini’s Broadway influence is noted with a nod to La Faniculla del West, echoed in Saturday TV moments.
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New York
Westrun
CIO
Metropolitan Opera
Met
Arthur Goldberg
Goldberg
Leontyne Price
Opera
Opera Club
Kennedy
Hugh Auchincloss
Stephen Smith
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ralph Bunche
Mongi Slim
United Nations
CIA
Allen W. Dulles
London
Lewis Douglas
Giacomo Puccini
Metropolitan
David Belasco
Broadway
Puccini
Election Of Officers At Saint-Jean Baptiste Association
Members please take notice the regular meeting of the Association Co-Operative du Conseil Chagnon No 120 de L Union Saint-Jean Baptiste d Amerique will be held Wednesday October 25 at 8 pm at their hall 50 Adams street. Supper precedes at 6 30 pm. Ernest Valliere secretary.
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Association Co-Operative du Conseil Chagnon
de L’union Saint-Jean Baptiste d’Amerique
Adams Street
Non-Communist World Protests Soviet Nuclear Blast Widely
Protests spread across Western Europe and Japan after the Soviet detonated a giant hydrogen bomb. Leaders scientists and newspapers voiced shock. Nehru and Russell condemned the test while concerns grew about fallout and milk safety. In Australia and Japan scientists warned of radioactive rain and dust reaching shores by Friday.
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London
Europe
Japan
India
Nehru
Italy
Manila
Soviet Union
Earl Bertrand Russell
West Europe
Tokyo
Space Rented In Vacant Buildings
Four tenants have leased spaces in Biddeford Saco Development Corpora tion buildings at the former Saco Lowell Shops. Sneider's Discount Market takes the entire third floor of Building 14 for warehousing and wholesale groceries with some food processing on 11 300 square feet. Arthur Roberts leases part of Building 6 on 3200 square feet for floral basket manufacture. Eugene Cole occupies 1850 square feet on the first floor of Building 1 for snow scoops and picnic furniture. Carleton Banks sublets part of Building 5 first floor for auto repair and body shop—4000 square feet. All four are moving in or setting up.
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Biddeford-Saco Development Corporation
Saco- Lowell
Sneider’s Discount Market
Arthur Roberts
Eugene Cole
Carleton Banks
Reliable Furniture to Move to New 117 Main Street Site
Sol J. Branz announces Reliable Furniture will relocate from 159-161 Elm Street to the Staples block at 117-123 Main Street in Biddeford. The 10-year lease with Marion Realty includes a 10-year option, for roughly 15,000 square feet on the first floor and basement, with occupancy expected by January 1 and renovations ongoing. Branz cites a higher grade inventory, expanded appliance department, and a larger, more modern shop in York County, with staffing to rise accordingly.
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Reliable Furniture
Bell Shops
Brant
York County
Nobel Peace Prize Winner May Not Be Freed To Claim Money
Albert John Lathuli sought government permission to travel to Sweden to collect the Nobel Peace Prize for his fight against racial policy. Interior Minister Jan De Klerk declined to say if he would be released. Lathuli expressed pride in the award for South Africa and its people, noting uncertainty about what to do with the $43,744 prize money. He has led ANC activities and faces intermittent detention since 1952 amid antiapartheid campaigns.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Albert John Lathuli
O Day
Sweden
Jan de Klerk
Luthuli
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Africa
Cape Town
Die Burger
African National Congress
Congress
Millionaire Charged With Sheltering Drug Addicts
NEW YORK AP A millionaire who used his fortune to help derelicts faced arraignment in felony court on charges he fed and housed six drug addicts in his Harlem shelter at 2 E 110th St Police found men on mattresses and needles in a closet Cram 51 a former Princeton Oxford student and descendant of a notable New York family was charged with permitting narcotics addicts to congregate and with narcotics paraphernalia possession
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NEW York
Harlem
John S. Cram
Princeton
Oxford Universities
Cram
110Th St
Havin
Worker Security Major Slaughtering Plant Item
Contracts on worker security in the meat packing industry reach a major firm in Chicago with Armour Swift and unions reporting progress. Technological adjustment pay aids workers displaced by mechanized progress, with 65 dollars weekly for 26 to 39 weeks, plus transfers, moving expenses, and extended severance, pensions, and vacation enhancements.
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Chicago
Armour & Co
United Packinghouse, Food and Allied Workers
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen
Technological
Justment
Armour
Swift & Co
Swift
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Biddeford
van Psomiades
Catherine Shourens
The
Daughters of Penelope
Katherine Gollaros
Order of Ahepa
Toni Kostis
St. Andre Home and Hospital
Sister St. Elizabeth of
France
Home
John Emond
Sister Mary Lea
Raymond C. Audie
Marie Jeanne Pelletier
Marc Simard
Bernard Walker
Albert W. Cookson
Albert Cote
Story
By Elton C. Fay
Polaris
Gen
Fea Corp
Ernest Valliere
Russell
Harold Watkinson
Australia
Commonwealth Scientific Industrial Research Organization
Augusta
Frank E. Hancock
Reed
Maine Supreme Court
Hancock
Maine
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Furniture Firm
Wonderbar
Children of Mary Sodality of
St. Mary Church
Kay Donahue
Doris Harriman
Eleanor Mogan
Joan Duranceau
Helen Rumery
Assumption
Saco
Main Street
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