Old Orchard Beach Youths Die In Saco Avenue Crash
Two youths from Old Orchard Beach died after a traffic accident on Saco avenue. Julian Nevice Jr., 10, was killed shortly after school, while Donald Labelle, 12, died later at Webber Hospital in Biddeford. The incident marked the second and third local juvenile fatalities in two days, following a previous death in Saco on Sunday.
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Julian Nevice, Jr
Donald Labelle
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Nixon says Kennedy unprepared for new frontiers
Vice President Richard M. Nixon told a Marietta Ohio crowd and later in Williamstown West Virginia that Kennedy is dangerously downgrading the United States by claiming a loss of prestige. He warned voters in the November 8 election of higher prices and taxes if Kennedy wins, accusing the Democrat of recklessly downgrading the nation.
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Richard M. Nixon
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John F. Kennedy
Marietta
Ohio
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Kennedy
Williamstown
V.va
Sen. Kennedy
De Gaulle Wins One Clash But Now Faces Another
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle secured initial approval for a 1.2 billion dollar plan to build an independent French nuclear deterrent outside NATO. The censure vote fell short, 207 against, preventing Debre from falling but signaling ongoing political storm as the bill moves to the Senate and back to the Assembly.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
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National Assembly
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Debre
Senate
Assembly
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Chuckle Drug Store Sign Promises Unlikely Cure
A humorously phrased sign at Chuckle Drug Store reads Try our cough syrup you ll never get any better attributed to Copt Gen Fea Corp. The gag comments on dubious medical claims and corporate branding in a lighthearted vein.
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Kennedy Hits At Opponent In Illinois
John F Kennedy campaigned in Chicago suburbs accusing Richard Nixon of raising a false issue to defeat federal aid to education. He argued fears of federal control accompany funds and spoke at a Carpentersville shopping center during a 14 hour motorcade aimed at Illinois 27 electoral votes.
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Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Carpentersville
Nixon
Senate
Second Boy Dead From Old Orchard Beach Crash
Two youths, 12-year-old Donald Labelle and 10-year-old Julian Nevico Jr., died after being struck by a car on Saco avenue Old Orchard Beach. The crash, third in two days involving area youths, prompted the state highway death toll rise to 136. Labelle’s funeral services are planned at St. Margaret church. Nevico, born October 19, 1951 in Portland, was an elementary student at Jameson school with two sisters. Police identify driver as Robert Hambleton 33, of Old Orchard Street.
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Webber Hospital
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Roy Dudevoir
Sixteenth Street
Julian Nevice, Jr
Saco Avenue
Saco
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Shighway
Labelle
Biddeford
Jameson School
St. Margaret Church
O'Neil
Peter
Thomas
Willis
Robert Dudevoir
Donna
Margaret Mary Dudevoir
Emond and Conroy
Adelaide Road
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Hazel Russell Nevico
Jeraldyne A Upton
Her
Pastoral Letter Sparks Puerto Rico Voting Controversy
In San Juan AP reported bitter dispute over a pastoral letter from Puerto Rico bishops urging Catholics to oppose Gov. Munoz Marin's Popular Democratic party. The letter condemned birth control legislation and sterilization of the mentally defective. The signers divided on whether voting for Munoz on Nov. 8 would be a sin.
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Luis Munoz Marino
Popular Democratic Party
Bar Association
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James McManus
Ponce
Kennedy
McManus
Luis Appinte Martinez
Lares
James P. Davis
Aide Rejects Recession Theory Amid Growth Outlook
President Eisenhower’s economic adviser Raymond Saulnier told the Iowa Bankers Association convention that current facts do not support a coming recession. He argued the economy is ready to advance, warned against easy money and deficit spending, and said recession talk is delaying business and consumer plans.
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Raymond J. Saulnier
Council of Economic Advisors
Iowa Bankers Association
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White House
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Kennedy
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Castro Seizes 139 U.S. Firms in Cuba Retaliation
Fidel Castro's government orders confiscation of 139 American owned firms in Cuba as retaliation for Washington's embargo on most exports. The decree, approved after midnight, leaves about 250 American companies untouched while citing the embargo as a cause. Notable nationalizations include Sears Roebuck and Woolworth's along with the Nicaro nickel plant operator.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Washington
A Bay Mining Co
Sears Roebuck
Woolworth's
U.S
Nicaro Nickel
Titan No. 25 flight caps Titan test series
Thousands witnessed Titan No. 25 blaze a record 6,100 mile flight from Cape Canaveral to the South Atlantic target area. The data capsule was recovered at sea by Coastal Crusader after a late-evening launch, marking the last test in the Titan J series before planned operational status next summer. An AJ improved Titan version will begin tests.
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Fla
South Atlantic Ocean
Next Sum
Reed and Coffin Clash Over Tax Funds in Maine Race
The Associated Press reports Maine gubernatorial rivals Reed and Coffin intensified attacks after a televised debate. Reed challenged Coffin on where he stands regarding the elimination of dedicated revenues, while Coffin accused Reed of poor governance and lacking transparency, citing missed press conferences and rejection of an education panel slate.
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Bath
Jonn H. Reed
Frank M. Coffin
Reed
Coffin
Education Committee
Kittery
Educational Advisory Committee
New England Hit by Sneak Winter Snowfall
Winter arrives early in southern New England with 2 to 4 inches of snow and bitter cold. Temperatures tonight drop to the upper 20s to low 30s, with scattered showers and flurries likely. Eastern and central New England see the season's first snow, aiding a moving low pressure system from the south.
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New England
Weather Bureau
Paxton
Mass
Worcester
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