Papers Filed for GOP Nomination Biddeford Biddeford
Nomination papers for a Republican ticket were filed in Biddeford with about 50 papers taken out by attorney William W Pomerleau in the city clerk’s office. Pomerleau, a former councilman at large, backed by Atty John F Xaphes, seeks a return to office after the Dec election loss to Mayor Clement H Deschambeault by a 3 1 margin. Minimum good names required for mayor police commission and school board candidates is 125, with lower thresholds for councilmen and ward candidates. Deadline is November 25.
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Biddeford
Ralph Binette
Binettte
Police Commission
Board of Education
Binette
Security Council deadlock over Mongolia Mauritania resolved
United Nations plans to break the veto deadlock on Mauritania and Outer Mongolia. China's Nationalist government may shift its stance, with a joint or linked resolution under discussion to allow separate votes and avoid a full bloc against either applicant.
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United Nations
N. Y
Security Council
Mauritania
Outer Mongolia
China
Council
Taipei
Chiang Kai-Shek
Soviet Union
Mongolia
Morocco
Valerian Zorin
Mailman Stirs Up Storm Over NAACP Clash
Washington AP report notes Postmaster General J Edward Day reinstated Georgia NAACP leader W W Law as a mailman while drawing sharp NAACP criticism. Robert L Carter called Day's announcement vicious insulting and misleading, questioning Day's cabinet suitability amid Law's dismissal on charges in Savannah.
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Washington
J. Edward Day
Georgia
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Robert L. Carter
Day
W. W. Law
The
Savannah
US Girding To Watch For Fallout
Washington AP public health officials prepare to detect fallout from the Soviet Union's massive nuclear test. Early readings may place radioactive iodine over the United States soon, with potential thyroid cancer risk and delayed strontium fallout anticipated into spring. Authorities say overall hazard remains uncertain.
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Washington
North America
Soviet Union
Weather Bureau
United States
James Terrill
The
Health Service
Terrill
Hard Work Heartbreaks And Happiness Ingredients For Saco Park
The Saco Industrial Corporation seeks to attract industry to a 170 acre site off North Street near the Maine Turnpike. Five years of effort included stock sales, community backing, and the 100000 goal set in August 1956. After many setbacks the drive pressed on to woo Lynn Innersole as the second occupant, with ongoing plans and options on land.
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Saco Industrial Park
Saco
Lynn Innersole Company
Lynn Innersole
Saco Industrial Corporation
Biddeford
Saco-Lowell
Bates Manufacturing
Saco Industrial Development Commission
Lloyd Anderson
Industrial Development Commission
People of
Sylvania Electric Company
Charles R. Cote
H. David Walley
Industrial Corporation Announc
North Street
Maine Turnpike
Burton Braley
Philip Sanborn
Allston
Mass
Northeast Gases, Inc
Chuckle Bridge Game Hidden Bidder Joke
A playful bridge quip notes a wife always keen to please her husband’s call in a lighthearted, era tone. Capt. Gen. Fea Corp. appears as a credited or incidental signature within the brief cartoonish item.
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Fea Corp
Soviet Nuclear Test Keeps End-October 50 Megaton Target In View
Uppsala Sweden reports another atomic explosion in the Novaya Zemlya area, weaker than Monday’s 30 megaton blast yet seen as supporting Khrushchev’s promise of a 50 megaton finale. The Seismological Institute registers the event as part of the current Soviet test sequence. Berlin tensions flare as U S and British forces brace at the border, with civilian movement restricted and armed escorts involved at East Berlin checkpoints.
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Uppsala
Sweden
Soviet Union
Novaya Zemlya
Uppsala University Observatory
Uppsala Seismological Institute
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Moscow
United States
Britain
Friedrichstrasse
Tiergarten
Coffin Named Deputy Administrator for New U S Aid Agency
President Kennedy appoints Frank M. Coffin former Maine representative as deputy administrator of the new agency for international development. Coffin, director of the Development Loan Fund, will keep a salary of 20 500 dollars a year as the fund is absorbed into foreign aid.
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Washington
Kennedy
Frank M. Coffin
Maine
New Agency For International Development
Coffin
Development Loan Fund
New
Foreign Aid Agency
Fire Evacuates School Pupils at Gardiner District
One hundred eighty seven pupils were evacuated from the Plummer Street School today when a smoky fire broke out in the basement. There were no injuries and no damage beyond smoke, and classes were resumed after the incident.
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Gardiner
Plummer Street
New Blanket Sales Boon for Pepperell Co
Pepperell Manufacturing reports a 37 percent rise in blanket sales for Nap Guard through September per the Pepperell New Sheet. About 130 stores participate in the company promotion, with many more adopting the blanket for fall and winter selling. Good Housekeeping Institute tests support Pepperell lab results, and sixty one stores doubled orders in two months.
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Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Pepperell New Sheet
Good Housekeeping Institute
Pepperell
Nap Guard
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St. Andre Parish Hall
Ralph Perrin
Summer Street
Leona Deschambeault
Petrin
Violette Bellefeuille
Connie Fleurant
St. Andre Pfta
St. Andre High School
U. S
Company
York
Factory Island
Kesslen Shoe ‘Company
Park Street
Aramount
Russia
West Berlin
U.S
Berlin
East Berlin
U.s.rmy
Main Street
Saco Dial
Pepperell Company
Saco—Beach Street
Alfred St
Mazda
Sneider
Sneider’s
Simard’s
Central Theatre
SASAS
West Street
Alfred Street
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