Maine Executive Council In Political Forefront
Democratic congressional candidates assailed Republican welfare and diplomacy policies in radio speeches. James C. Oliver criticized aid for the aged as pauperistic while John C. Donovan urged a modernized State Department. Gov. Reed promoted popular election or county delegation selection of councilors, Coffin urged abolition. Lucia Cormier urged Western Europe nations to buy more from developing states to ease US industrial pressure.
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Associated Press
James C. Oliver
Oliver
John C. Donovan
State Department
Executive Council
John H. Reed
Wcsh-Tv
Frank M. Coffin
Reed
Coffin
Council
Lucia M. Cormier
van Buren
United States
Chuckle Reflections After Auto Crash Eyewitness Tales
After two eyewitness accounts of an auto accident, the piece muses on history and perception. Commentary by Copr. Gen. Fea. Corp. offers a brief, reflective take on how events are remembered.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Iran Crown Prince Born To Shah In Tehran Hospital
Queen Farah Diba gives birth to a healthy 8 pound 1 ounce boy in Tehran Charity Hospital. The shah celebrates an heir amid joyous crowd as a 41 gun salute echoes through the city. Dr. Jahanshah Saleh reports mother is recovering well and the infant is in good condition.
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Tehran
Iran
Farah Diba
Shah
Jahanshah Saleh
Saleh
Lloud
Sharif Emani
Richard To Seek Ward Council Seat
Maurice Richard of 4 Bradbury Street announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for councilman from ward 7, on the Joseph Fred Warner ticket. He becomes the eleventh candidate to back Warner, with coverage continued on page two.
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Maurice Richard
Bradbury Istreet
Joseph
Fred Warner
Warner
GM Plans Spending Program In 1961 Budget
General Motors Corp will spend 1.25 billion dollars on plant machinery and tooling in 1961. Chairman Frederic G. Donner said the plans reflect faith in U. S. and free world progress and rely on domestic and foreign car sales reaching seven million units as incomes and confidence rise.
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New York
General Motors Corp
United States
Frederic G. Donner
Donner
Free World
Planing
Saco Building Permits Reach 353000 This Year
A review of Saco city records shows 353000 in building permits issued through October 27 for new buildings repairs and alterations in both residential and commercial sectors. Major permits include 70000 for a Northeast Gas Co building in the Industrial Park 15800 for a state liquor store on Common Street and 50000 for Laborte brothers new houses. If trends continue the yearly total could exceed 500000 before year end.
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Saco
Northeast Gas Company
Common Street
Laborte Brothers
Saco Manufacturing Company
Scammon
Elm Street
Bigotry Fought From Pulpits In New England
Protestant leaders across New England denounced religious bias in the presidential election on Reformation Sunday. Clergy urged congregations to reject anti Catholic propaganda and defend individual conscience while avoiding church partisan activity. They stressed voters should not oppose Kennedy solely for his Catholic faith.
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Havana
U.S
Guantanamo Bay
Fidel Castro
Hame Base
Puerto Rico
Boxer
Guantanamo
Washington
Castro
United States
Cuba
Czechoslovakia
Akhbar Elyon
Msgr
Eduardo Boza Nasvidal
Boston
New England
Alvin Duane i Smith
Synod of New England
The
United Presbyterian Church
Citi
Jack Mendelsohn
Arlington Street
Unitarian
Paul Lee Sturges
Massachusetts Baptist Convention
Grace Episcopal Church
Manchester
N.H
Bradford Young
John F. Kennedy
Fourth Degree Assembly Installs District Officers
The Rev James J Mullen Fourth Degree Assembly hosted joint installation ceremonies for district officers at St Margaret parish hall. Officials installed included Edmond Neault Aldege Boisclair and Albert J Dover with state officers John L Nadeau William Provencher and Donald G Chamberlain. A benediction religious service followed by a banquet for 125 Knights and guests at the Wonderbar with a wives tea held earlier in the day.
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James J. Mullen
The
Knights O Columbus
William Provencher
Waterville
Donald G. Chamberlain
John L. Nadeau
Kennebunkport
Old Orchard
Joseph Lamontagne
St. Margaret Church
Assembly Knights
Old Orchard Beach
Fourth Degree
Knights of Columbus Assembly
St. Margaret Parish Hall
Edmond Neault
Navigator
Biddeford
Aldege Boisclair
Sanford
William R. Provencher
Albert J. Dover
Old Orchard Assembly
St. Margaret Parish
Wonderbar
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Lafayette Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
Emery Street
Ernest Arel
Ernest Petrin
Paul Beaupre
Henry Camire
Rasul LaBranche
Fernand Cote
Emile Feeteau
Walter Petrin
Raymond LaBranche
Lionel Fecteau
State Court
Rene
Theberge
Aime Beliveau
Eugene Bourque
Ferdinand Bourque
John Fecteau
Edgar Cabana
Edgar Perrin
St. Jean Baptiste Court
Brunswick
Joseph Letellier
Eugene Grenier
Henri Camire
Maine
Allah
Richard
Maurice Ricard
U. S
York County
Eben C. Bagley
Portland
George W. B. Brown
South Portland Barracks
Napoleon Frechette
Bervon J. Perkins
Springvale
Augusta
Edward
Swift
New York State
Oleo Windbrook
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