Labor Day Signals New TV Season Premieres Across Networks
Labor Day weekend shifts viewers back to network television as reruns persist and no major programs air. Tuesday marks the official start with premieres on ABC CBS and NBC featuring Garrison's Guerrilla NYPD Good Morning World Legend of Custer Second Hundred Years and more among new and returning series.
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Prince Street Players
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Little Big Horn
Dick Benjamin
Paula Prentiss
Family Hobby Center opens in Saco with crafts and tips
Edna E. Carbee reports on California Welfare’s shift allowing singles to adopt when needed, urging happy family creativity. The spot at 238 240 Main St in Saco promotes hobbies for all including mothers and fathers, with craft ideas like paper flowers.
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Edna E. Carbee
California State Department of Social Welfare
Warm Weather Outlook for Labor Day Weekend
The Associated Press reports generally dry and possibly warmer weather for the nation over Labor Day weekend. After record low August temperatures, a rise in temps is seen for early September with some showers possible in parts. The Pacific Northwest may gain relief from extreme heat and fires, but many areas including Southern California and the Southwest still face heat. Temperatures ranged from 90s to over 100 in hot regions, with 103 in Los Angeles and 100 in Spokane. cooling 30s to 50s are reported in the cool belt. Forecasters anticipate a warming trend from the Plains to the western Great Lakes and eastward into the weekend.
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Saco Engineer To Address Safety Session
Walter M. Whitney of Saco will speak at the Maine State Safety Conference Metals and Shipbuilding session on September 13 at the Sheraton Eastland. His talk titled Accident Costs An Effective Convincer follows Edward J. Wall Jr and is chaired by Lloyd A. Beers and Oscar G. Paradis. The gathering includes multiple safety officials and attendees from Bath, Saco, Boston and other locales with a subsequent meeting planned at St. John’s Parish Hall next Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
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Los Angeles Smog Declared Catastrophe by Official
An air pollution expert calls Los Angeles smog the city’s worst siege, urging drastic cuts in car emissions and stricter anti smog laws. County official Louis J. Fuller warns residents face at least ten more years of danger unless action is taken. Smog alerts lasted three days with high temperatures and eye irritation widespread across the basin.
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Testimonial Slated For Rabbi Gottlieb
A testimonial banquet honoring Rabbi Boris Gottlieb for his 13 years in the area will be held at Etz Chaim Synagogue on Bacon Street in Biddeford Tuesday at 6 30 p m. The Sisterhood of the church led by president Mrs Lottie Haas and a committee will organize.
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Commuters honor Swarthmore stationmaster Edward L Clark
In Swarthmore Pennsylvania commuters gathered at dawn to honor Edward L Clark as he retires after decades as stationmaster. More than 500 well wishers attended from 7 a.m. to 9 26 a.m. and he likened the fare to a presidential handshake.
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Soviet leaders snub American pavilion at clothing machinery fair
MOSCOW AP Soviet leaders toured every pavilion at an international clothing machinery fair except the American stand to show coolness over Vietnam. SALONIKA AP A military tribunal jailed Greeks for leaflets calling rebellion against the military government. A Bulgarian officer was reported sentenced to death by an Athens court martial for espionage. SANTIAGO AP Chilean authorities said a right wing plot to topple President Eduardo Frei led to arrests of leaders from a minor conservative party.
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Chile
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Winners Listed At Duplicate Bridge in Old Orchard Beach
Ten and a half tables of duplicate bridge were played at St. John's Parish Hall in Old Orchard Beach. Players included Mr and Mrs Sumner Bernstein, John Anderson, John Coombs, William Kaase, Jack Sheehan, Carleton Davis, Mrs Mary Wilbur, Paul Chadbourne, Robert Whelan, and many others.
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Jack Berman
Henry Davidson
Gwenn Flannery
Interior Minister links group to foreign elements amid reform unrest
Interior Minister Bernardo Leighton ties the group to unidentified foreign forces amid social and economic reform protests by Frei and the Christian Democrat party. A Pole escapes from Czechoslovakia into Austria after swimming the Danube, claiming no knowledge of a Czech who attempted a simultaneous escape. Britain profits from Mao propaganda as crowds buy The Little Red Book after clashes between police and Chinese mission members.
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Tear Gas Spray Issued To Police
Augusta Maine troopers now carry Mace a newly developed aerosol mist tear gas spray. State Police Chief Parker F Hennessey said it can subdue assailants quickly with temporary vision loss and incapacitating pain lasting 15 to 30 minutes. No permanent injury expected officers trained in use.
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