Ball Reports Progress With Pakistan Leader
U.S. Undersecretary George Ball wrapped a three day Pakistan trip saying talks with President Ayub Khan were excellent and a mutual understanding emerged. He said Pakistan does not seek a pact with China and will continue anti Communist alignment while fearing Indian aggression. Ball then planned to brief Kennedy and proceed to Portugal for further Western ally talks.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
U.S
George Ball
Ayub Khan
Red China
Ball
Kennedy
China
Peking
Portugal
Antonio de Oliveira Salcazar
United States
Ayub
India
Saco Board Responds to Trailer Plant Controversy
The Saco Zoning Appeals Board issued a formal statement defending its ruling on Ace Traveler Corp to build an additional Portland Road plant for house trailers. Board members rebut critics who said the decision caused work reductions and limited hours, noting the applicant received most requests at the public hearing and that misunderstandings fueled the accusations.
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Saco Zoning Appeals Board
Ace Traveler Corp
Portland Road
Tenting and Trailer Park Permit Denied in Saco
Saco Zoning Board of Appeals rejected Fred Fitanides bid for a trailer and tenting park on Portland Road. At a August hearing in Saco City Hall, opponents warned the venture would lower nearby property values. Chairman Byron Dolby announced the board’s adverse decision and cited duty to reflect community opinion.
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Portland Road
Saco
Zoning Board of Appeals
Byron F. Dolby
Fred Fitanides
Beach St
Cascade Road
Municipal Court Room
Saco City Hall
Fitanides
Thearea
Dolby
Bombing and violence delay Birmingham desegregation order
In Birmingham a home bombing of Negro leader Arthur Shores and a wave of racial violence halted the city’s desegregation plans. A fatal shooting of John L. Coley and multiple injuries followed as police and rioters clashed near West End and Ramsay high schools. Gov. George Wallace announced the closing of three schools ordered integrated, and state troopers guarded sites overnight.
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Birmingham
George C. Wallace
City Board of Education
Arthur Shores
Iity
John L. Coley
Wallace
Montgomery
Constance Baker Motley
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
West End
Ramsay High Schools
Goldwater Demands Cuba Link to Test Ban Reservation
In Washington Senator Barry Goldwater urges a formal reservation delaying the limited nuclear test ban treaty until Soviet troops leave Cuba. He says the Senate may need to renegotiate if the reservation passes. Other leaders expect broad ratification though some Republican votes could oppose.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R—Ariz
Cuba
Goldwater
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Act
Ldwater
John Sherman Cooper
Rky
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Council Selects Officers for Union St James Baptiste
Miss Lucienne C Metayer was re elected president for a fifth term at the meeting of Council Ste Therese of Union St Jean Baptiste at the hall on Adams Street last night. Officers elected included honorary president Mrs Germaine Godbout dean Mrs Isabelle Na ideau vice president Mrs Gertrude Boutet secretary Mrs Annie Bouchard assistant secretary Mrs Alden Racine treasurer Mrs Blanche Perreault mistress of ceremonies Miss Lillian Viger assistant mistress of ceremonies Miss Yvonne Metayer chairman of juvenile group Mrs Theodora Boissonneault auditor Mrs Lucienne Trottier. Installation tentatively set for Oct 5.
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Lucienne C. Metayer
Council
Ste. Therese of Union St. Jean Baptiste
Adams Street
Germaine Godbout
Isabelle Naideau
Gertrude Boutet
Annie Bouchard
Alden Racine
Blanche Perreault
Lillian Viger
Lena Grenier
Woonsocket
R.I
Metayer
Lillian I. Viger
Violence Follows Birmingham Explosion and Desegregation Plan
The Associated Press reports a fatal shooting amid a surge of violence after an explosion at a Birmingham integration leaders' home. Desegregation efforts are slated to continue despite the unrest. Swiss mourn victims in the nation's worst air disaster as a village is left with about 40 orphans. State fears persist despite Ayub Khan's address, with new U S military aid considered. Turbulence in South Vietnam leads to revised expectations of a longer anti Communist war and extended U S involvement.
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Birmingham
George W. Ball
Ayub Khan
U.S
Defenses Built Against Russia in Sinkiang Province
Hong Kong based South China Morning Post reports that Communist China has drafted 900000 students to construct defenses in Sinkiang Province near the Soviet border. The paper cites a refugee from Red China as its source for this claim.
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Hong Kong
China
Sinkiang Province
Soviet Union
South China Morning Post
Red China
Ed and Frank Chevrol et to Move to Saco Stage
Ed and Frank Chevrolet Inc plans a move from Biddeford to Saco within a year, building an ultra modern showroom on Route one near the Scarborough line at a cost of 350000 to 400000. The 17 acre site will replace Freds Cabins with a 600 foot front on Route one and a new lighting enhanced used car lot.
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Ed and
Frank Chevrolet Inc
Alfred St
Biddeford
Saco
Route One
Scarborough
Frank Gales
Fred
Biddeford - Lace
Galos
Elm St
Notimayor
Saco v
Gales
Willie Pomerleau
J. Edward Whelan
Swiss Town Mourns After 80 Die In Caravelle Crash
Swissair twin jet bound for Geneva and Rome crashes in fog near Duerrenasech killing 80. The incident devastates Humlikon village, wiping out a large portion of its population including the mayor and council. Among the dead is Emerson Glauner Jr of New Jersey. Most passengers Swiss. one American aboard. crew all Swiss.
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Duerrenaesch
Switzerland
Humlikon
Hamlikon
Zurich
Geneva
Rome
Duerrenasech
Emerson Glauner Jr
Rockton
Glauner
Beloit Corp
France
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Lawrence Kraynick
Whitman and Howard
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John Sargeant
Constant Pereira
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Phoenix
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Sacramento
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