Transfers Of Area Priests Listed By Bishop
Three Portland diocese priests receive new assignments in announced clerical transfers. Rev. Raymond D. Auger moves to St Raphael Biddeford after service in Millinocket and Northeast Harbor. Rev. John E. Carlson resigns from Stonington pastorate to assist at Cathedral in Portland. Rev. Henry F. H. Sims will leave Most Holy Trinity Saco for St Charles Borromeo Bruns- replacing Sims will be Rev. H. St. Pierre of St Raphael Kittery.
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Portland
Raymond D. Auger
Biddeford
Anthime Auger
South Street
John E. Carlson
St. Mary Parish
Henry F. H. Sims
Holy Trinity Church
Saco
Father Auger
St. Raphael Parish
Pry
St. Martin de Tours
Millinocket
Joseph Grammar School
Louis High School
Bidde
Michael College
Winooski
Grand Seminary
Montreal
Northeast Harbor
Daniel J. Feebey
Father Carlson
Star of the Sea
Stonington
Feeney
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Michael J. Carlson
St. Mary
Bangor
St. Mary Church
Father Sims
Most Holy Trinity
St. Francis College
Pool Road
St. Charles Borromeo
Bruns
Trinity
H. St. Pierre
Kittery
Dropout Curb Is Urged By Federal Official
Kennebunkport report quotes Arthur W. Motley director of the Bureau of Labor Standards urging parents to curb rising high school dropouts. He cites an estimated 35 percent of entrants failing to graduate and says responsibility lies with parents and not only teachers and communities. Canada’s A.G. Wilson backs Motley on education as key for future jobs, noting Canada faces similar trends and that educated youth demand exceeds supply.
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Kennebunkport
Arthur W. Motley
Bureau of Labor Standards
Motley
The
International Assn. of Gov
A.G. Wilson
Canada
National Employment Service
Kittrell College
Kittrell
N.C
L. Francis Griffin
Farmville
First Baptist Church
Griffins
Talks May Lead To Summit Conference
President Eisenhower opened talks with Soviet Premier Khrushchev and said the man-to-man discussions may lead to a summit. He urged constructive ideas for possible disarmament and Berlin agreements while stressing firm principles and Western unity. Khrushchev will visit Washington for 12 days, meeting leaders across Europe before and during the talks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Germany
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
West
Eisen
Hower
Berlin
Khrusnchev
United States
Europe
Britain
France
West Germany
Italy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
America
Americans
West Berlin
Prince Edward County Closes Public Schools
Prince Edward County ends public schooling and opens private white-only schools with 1,500 students affected. The eight private campuses operate on donations, aiming to educate 1,700 white pupils while public schools remain closed due to delayed integration. Community leaders seek funding for Black students to pursue education elsewhere.
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Prince Edward County
Counee
B. Wall
Farmville Herald
Prince Edward School Foundation
State Department of Education
County Board of Supervisors
E. Louis Dahl
Man Claims He Stole 600 Cars
A 29 year old Roxbury man told Police Sgt. Eugene McSweeney that he stole at least 600 automobiles in the Boston area over four years. He allegedly repainted them, registered them in New Hampshire, and drove them to New York for resale before being arrested in Roxbury. Charged with larceny of an automobile, three accomplices fled. two were later caught, the third, 18, remains at large.
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Boston
Roxbury
Eugene McSweeney
John A. Morgan
New Hampshire
New York
Morgan
Biddeford Pupils To Be Reassigned In Reorganization
Biddeford public schools will reassign pupils in sub-primary grades due to a sharp rise in enrollment. Superintendent Paul Larrabee announced the change, effective Monday, with 178 pupils in six sub-primary grades up from 109 in June. Total system enrollment reaches 1,445, up 240 from last year, with about 50 more expected.
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Biddeford
Paul Larrabee
Larrabee
Lare
Emery
Washington Street
Wentworth Street
Bradbury _ street
UM President says exodus of professors stemmed by aid
Orono AP report quotes University of Maine President Lloyd Elliott saying state funds and understanding of academic work have reduced the faculty exodus. He told 1,000 entering freshmen that staffing is stronger now with four vacancies compared to fifteen a year ago. Over five years, 157 faculty left.
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ORONO
Lloyd Elliott
University of Maine
Elliott
Steel Strike Near Crisis Deepens Across Nation
An AP survey links 59 days of nationwide steel strike to rising unemployment, with 175,000 in allied industries laid off. Some big firms report no impact yet but warn time is running out as talks stall and the 80 day cooling off looms.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
James P. Mitchell
Taft-Hartley
National Assn
New England
County Treasurer Reconsiders Heating Plant Purchase
County Treasurer Leo F. Charest said he will honor payment for a new heating system at the Alfred courthouse costing about 22 800. Inspections found a leaking boiler and inadequate current service. the Lawrence brothers firm Windham won the emergency contract while Charest urged bids and questioned reliance on the bidders. The Lawrence brothers threaten suit if the deal is canceled.
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Leo F. Charest
Onry
Alfred
Charest
Lawrence Brothers
Windham
Lawrence ‘Dolby
Donald Bisset
Bisset
Lucien du
Tremble
Biddeford
Maine Laws Take Effect as Session Ends
Augusta AP notes new Maine laws take effect tomorrow including a $1 minimum wage with exemptions, anti discrimination provisions, 45 mph speed limit on unposted roads, rename of the Department of Institutional Service to Mental Health and Correction, stamp company registration and cash value printing, and juvenile law reforms. Old Orchard Beach second graders delayed opening. classes move to September 21 due to fire marshal recommendations.
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Augusta
Maine
Department of Institutional Service
Department of Mental Health and Correction
Old Orchard Beach
Frank D. Lawler
Actress May Britt Seeks Divorce From Edward Gregson
Santa Monica California May Britt sues to end her 19 month marriage to Edward Gregson a wealthy college student alleging cruelty in a complaint filed Thursday in Superior Court.
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Santa Monica
Calif
May Britt
Edward Gregson
Dutch Elm Disease Hits Saco Trees
Mayor Peter Garland says 11 of 50 Saco tree samples tested positive for Dutch Elm disease. Remaining samples, about 25, must be checked before city action. If trees are removed, state will reimburse 40 percent. wood and branches must be burned and other stipulations apply.
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Peter Garland
Saco
State of Maine Forestry Service
Albert Cabana
New Plan May Provide Answer To Crowded MIT
Cambridge Massachusetts MIT yesterday announced a project for a building made of plastic that can be expanded taken apart moved and quickly re assembled. Basic units are load bearing sandwich panels with thin plastic skins bonded to a plastic foam core. An eight foot square panel weighs 250 pounds about a tenth the weight of a concrete shell.
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Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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