Biddeford mayoral bid and Dirksen vote on test ban
Fortier, 66, of Biddeford announces bid for Democratic mayoral nomination citing need for strong administration and party unity. He cites W P A service and leadership deficits. In Washington, Everett Dirksen says he will vote for ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty, signaling bipartisan support and a projected two thirds vote with assurances from a presidential letter to Mansfield.
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Dirkson
Conrad T. Fortier
Elm S&j
Biddeford
Washington
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
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Dirksen
White House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
U.S
Everett M. Dirksen
Negroes Barred From Alabama Public Schools
Troopers under Gov. George Wallace barred African American students from public schools in Birmingham Mobile and Tuskegee despite federal desegregation. In Huntsville two first graders were admitted, marking the first element of desegregation in Alabama elementary schools. Citizens at several sites faced white jeers as orders were read and enforcement began with mimeographed notices.
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Ala
George Wallace
Mobile
Tuskegee
Alabama
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Wallace
Tuskeiv
National Guard
Ramsay Hich
Dillon Defends Federal Spending Amid Tax Cut Hope
Washington AP. Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon, a Republican, argues federal spending grew slower in the Kennedy era than in Eisenhower’s last three years. He cites defense and space as hard to judge. Dillon, ex-undersecretary of state, backs the tax cut bill expected to reduce about 11 billion dollars in income taxes. He seeks broader public support to push Congress, noting a Brookings report predicting a 1968 trade balance correction as overly optimistic on the trade side.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Eisenhower
Brookings’ Institute
Chuckle Television Me dium Might Be Rare Or Well Done
A witty note on television as a medium, joking that what screens offer today is scarce in originality and quality, implying irony about production values and audience taste. The comment suggests television's evolving status and the humor of media culture.
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Gen
Fea, Corp
Kennedys Mark 10th Anniversary From Newport Wedding
President and Mrs Kennedy celebrate ten years since their Newport wedding, a union that joined Boston politics and high society. From the 1953 ceremony at St Marys church to a three hour reception for 1400 guests, the event fused social, political and diplomatic worlds.
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Fla
Hyannis Port
Mass
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Stock Exchange
Southampton
N.Y
Page One
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Laos Plunged Into New Crisis
In Vientiane a clash between right wing and Pathet Lao forces left one Pathet Lao soldier dead and another wounded in a downtown firefight. The fighting began early today as tensions escalated, signaling a fresh Laos crisis amid Pathet Lao and anti Communist factions.
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Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Senate debate opens on limited nuclear test ban treaty
The historic Senate debate on the limited nuclear test ban treaty formally opens as President Kennedy chairs a White House conference with Democratic and Republican leaders. The piece notes the wartime marriage of Kennedy and Bouvier and marks their anniversary, while Gulf public schools in four Alabama cities plan desegregated reopenings and Wallace vows to press his anti desegregation stance.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Times
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Kennedy
White House
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Jacqueline Lee Bouvier
Alabama
Wallace
School Integration International
Saco Referendum Vote Forecast in Central Areas
Early voting in the Saco sewer project referendum suggests high interest in central and river wards. Ward 7 and Ward 4 show over 50 votes each while Wards 2, 5, and 6 are under 30, with Wards 1 and 3 just over 30. Total turnout around 2,000. last municipal election was about 3,700. If the $300,000 bond passes, construction may begin Nov 13 in the uptown area costing over $1.2 million, with 80 percent funded by state and federal governments.
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Saco
Ferry Road
Clifford A. Purvis
Saco Jaycees Campaign for Sewer Referendum
The Saco Jaycees toured all parts of the city on Saturday passing out literature and balloons urging residents to vote today on the sewer referendum. The fire truck loan by the Sanford Junior Chamber of Commerce aided their outreach.
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Saco Jaycees
Sanford Junior Chamber of Com
Food Is Rushed To Brazil Fire Victims
U S supplies rushed to about 300000 homeless refugees fleeing four days of forest fires in Parana. Powdered milk cornmeal and flour flown in while Peace Corps teams treat the injured. President Goulart calls for all-out relief. $1 million in federal funds released.
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Rio DE Janeiro
United States
Parana
Argentina
U.S. Peace Corps
U.S. Food For Peace Program
Joao Goulart
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