Conservatives Oppose Birth Control Discussion
Vatican City AP report shows leading conservative prelates at the Vatican Ecumenical Council opposing a renewed look at birth control. Cardinals Ottaviani and Browne argued marriage ends in procreation and education, urging trust in Divine Providence, while progressives urged broader debate in the schema on modern world problems. The debate focuses on balancing traditional doctrine with scientific advances amid calls for a possible shift in Catholic teaching.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Vatican Curia
Alfredo Ottaviani
Michael Browne
St. Peter's Basilica
Cardinal Ottaviani
Vatican Holy Office
Cardinal Browne
Rome
Council
Arthur McCormack
Belgium
Louvain University
Absentee Ballot Requests Total 156 In Kennebunk
In Kennebunk the Town Clerk reports 156 absentee ballot requests received so far with more expected as the filing period continues. The tally reflects activity in the clerk's office under Town Clerk John N. Balch.
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Kennebunk
John N. Balch
Wells Ogunquit voters weigh liquor questions and bonds
Town clerk Alberta Wentworth reports 3 107 registered voters in Wells with a net gain of about 207 since June. Wells and Ogunquit share 2 178 and 929 registered voters respectively. Ballot items on November 3 include liquor questions a state constitutional amendment and a $25 million pollution control bond. Ogunquit voters have consistently defeated liquor proposals in past votes.
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Ogunquit
Wells- Ogunquit
Voters Register As Polls Set Kenebunk Hours
To date several new voters have registered. Polls in Kenebunk will open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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Kennebunk
New Russian Leadership Faces Acceptance Amid Kremlin Shakeup
Moscow acts amid Khrushchev removal with European Communist parties signaling alignment. 29 charge document circulating in Soviet units cites Cuba and Red China. Hungary and Poland endorse the move while French and Italian delegations arrive to seek explanations and discuss Soviet policy changes. British party leaders Gollan and Matthews plan to visit Moscow next week.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Peking
Khrushchev
Cuba
Red China
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
John Gollan
Britain
London
George Matthews
London Daily Worker
Hot Line To Moscow Isn't Being Used
Washington officials say the Washington Moscow hot line has never handled substantial exchanges. Opened Aug 31 1963 both governments agreed it would only be used in crises. The line is tested daily with two telegraph circuits and a fallback duplex radio link to Moscow if needed. Premier Kosygin would likely be the Soviet end if used.
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Washington
Washington-Moscow
Johnson
Soviet Union
White House
Kremlin
U.S
United States
John F. Kennedy
Khrushchev
Pentagon
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Biddeford Absentee Ballots Returned
Close to 500 absentee ballots have been returned to the Biddeford City Clerk's Office by Biddeford voters, City Clerk Paul Deshaies announced today.
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Biddeford
Paul Deshaies
Kennebunk Court Sees Wide Range of Traffic Fines
Kennebunk Municipal Court processed numerous traffic cases with fines across several towns. Residents including Theresa Cote Richard Ledoux Adrienne Tourigny and Wild Zilen ski faced fines for speeding and related violations ranging from 10 to 75 dollars, with others from Sanford Portland Medford and beyond cited for speeding passing a red light and left of center. One defendant, Gordon Hurtubise of Westbrook, was found guilty of speeding with a 75 dollar fine or 10 days and license suspension.
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Kennebunk
Biddeford
Theresa Cote
Richard Ledoux
Adrienne Tourigny
Wild Zilenski
Roland Labranche
Old Orchard Beach
Gail Young
Portland
Gordon Hurtubise
Westbrook
George Gibson Jr
Alvin Legere
Sanford
Peter Murphy
Kenneth Wright
East Greenwich
R.J
Edythe Kaufman
Lawrence
Mass
William Considne Jr
Duxbury
Ward Hadley
Cape Elizabeth
James Miides
Lowell
Kinsley A. Ball
Frank Emery Jr
Greenland
N.H
John E. Williams
Medford
Kennebunkport PTA Sets Book Fair For Nov 7 Night
Kennebunkport fifth annual Book Fair supper to raise funds for the school library will run 6 to 7 PM on Saturday November 7. Supper chairs are Mrs Allen Merrill and Mrs Donald Bryant with executive board help. Book selection committee includes Mrs Robert Howes Mrs Carl Brooks and Merle Jones. Gorham State Teachers College students Elizabeth Fairfield and Peter Hoff named PTA scholars. PTA approves sponsoring a magic show next June with Maine Magicians Association to benefit the Scholarship Fund. Speaker was Mrs Sarah Dale social worker with the Child and Family Guidance Clinic who spoke on parenting challenges and approaches. Attendance award went to Beatrice Seckins room grades 3 and 4. National Education Week observance includes Open House on Thursday November 12. Refreshments by hospitality chair Mrs Carl Brooks and team. other room mothers listed.
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Kennebunkport
PTA
Allen Merrill
Donald Bryant
Robert Howes
Carl Brooks
Merle Jones
Elizabeth Fairfield
Peter Hoff
Gorham State Teachers College
Maine Magicians Association
Sarah Dale
Child and Family Guidance Clinic
Beatrice Seckins
Charles Day
Bangor
Tthe
Charles Nichols
Herbert Hutchins
Hugh Dakers
Donald Miller
Robert Winters
Richard Gunn
Paul Grant
Norman Nunan
Philip Fairfield
Gary Shaw
Walter Kubiak
Carlton Miller
Frederick Cook
Family Night Supper Scheduled In Saco
An old-fashioned hymn sing will highlight the fall family night supper at the vestry of Saco United Baptist Church Sunday at 6 p.m. Deacon Adelbert M. Jackman Sr. will lead, with Carleton Robbins on singing and Mary Hill at the piano. The event includes color slides and top ten hymns from a Christian Herald survey.
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Saco United Baptist Church
Adelbert M. Jakeman Sr
Ocean Park
Christian Herald
Old Rugged Cross
Carleton Robbins
Mary Hill
Stanley A. Bennett
Double Murder Hearing In Bangor Scheduled
Three men charged in a October Bangor double slaying face probable cause hearings next Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Charged with murder in the deaths of Edward L. Morris 84 and his son Harold 52 are Paul J. Cote 53 also known as Simon Coty Stanley S. Corey 49 and Milton R. Swett 33 all of Bangor.
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Bangor
Edward L. Morris
Harold
Paul J. Cote
Simon Coty
Stanley S. Corey
Milton R. Swett
Huong Named To Post As South Viet Nam Premier
Tran Van Huong former Saigon mayor was named premier to succeed Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh despite ill health. Huong 60 plans to name Dr. Nguyen Luu Vien as deputy premier and defense minister, with cabinet choices to follow. Appointment must be confirmed by the 16 member high national council. Vien’s defense post could face opposition due to Khanh’s ties. Huong, a former high school teacher, led Saigon 1954-55 and later held roles in the Red Cross and advisory groups, reflecting a pivotal moment in Vietnamese politics.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
Nguyen Khanh
Huong
Nguyen Luu Vien
Khanh
Phan Khac ‘Suu
Vien
National Security Council
Ngoc Dinh Diem
Red Cross
Motorcade for Johnson slated in Biddeford
Young Citizens for Johnson Humphrey organize a Biddeford motorcade tomorrow ending at St Francis College with Kenneth M. Curtis as guest of honor. The schedule includes visits to Villa Muir in Saco at 2 30 p m and St Joseph's Convent Biddeford at 3 p m, concluding with appearances at St Andre's Hospital and Marie-Joseph Academy before a final stop at the AM VETS Post Home.
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Young Citizens For
Johnson Humphrey
Biddeford
St. Francis College
Kenneth M. Curtis
Cape Elizabeth
St. Francis Gymnasium
St. Francis
The
Young Citizens For Johnson — Humphrey
Peter M. Moran
Curtis
Villa Muir
Saco
St. Joseph's Convent
Adams Street
St. Andre’s Hospital
Marie-Joseph Academy
Ira Merton Staples Am— Vets
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Bill) Bruce
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