Soviet Warns US On Cuba Nuclear War Threat
The Soviet government warned the United States that attacking Cuba could trigger a world nuclear war. It accused Washington of provocations, vowed high readiness for defense, and said the USSR would aid any peace loving state if war is unleashed. It also urged a Berlin settlement and noted shipments to Cuba.
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China Protests U S Plane Flights as Old Orchard Board Keeps Patrol
TOKYO AP Chinese state media accused two U S planes of intruding into Red China over the Chengssu Islands and Yunghsing Island nine minutes, while U S and Nationalist comments on the incident remained noncommittal. In Maine, Old Orchard Beach town council members vowed to keep the school safety patrol, disputing a police chief’s claim it might be cut to meet budget.
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Yunghsing
Kwangtung Province
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John Clark
Portland
Leopold V
Paul” Sicard
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David V. McCallum
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Donald C. Jones
John Trull
Thhe Journal
Leslie Wyman
Wyman
Charles D. Peckham, Jr
Uniform Driver Code Backed For Region CHATHAM, Mass
Four New England governors conference backed interstate efforts to create a uniform licensing compact and penalties codes across the six states. They urged cooperation before a formal compact, fearing federal action if highway deaths aren’t addressed. Plans include possible federal subsidies for air service to small communities. Volpe seeks funds for Cape Cod double barreling to access Eastham, while Powell pushes bigger ad budgets to promote New England. Other governors attended along with state officials.
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Mass
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Rhode Island
John A. Volpe
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Cape Cod National Seashore Park
Eastham
Volpe
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Gov
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Vermont
Anthony Armentani
Connecticut
Melvin Zurner
John A. Notte
Free Transportation Asked For Biddeford High Students
A 44-name petition seeks free bus transportation for Biddeford High School pupils in Ward 1. Residents say many travel by private car or pay $2 weekly bus fees, urging parity with Saco Thornton Academy. A referendum proposal was discussed. city officials note budget limits and the need to assess how many would ride.
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Biddeford
Pool Road
Beach
Saco
Thornton Academy
Joseph
Fred Warner
Board of Education
Clement H. Deschambault
Deschambault
Ralph Binette
Ward 1
Binette
Robert C. Cartier
Chuckle Defines a Perfect Bore Texan Harvard Vet
A joke frames a Texan who attended Harvard and spent four years in the Marines as a parody of a flawless bore. Comedic attribution notes Copr Sen Fea Corp. and underscores the satirical clash of backgrounds.
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Troublesome People and Mental Problems
Readable notes discuss dealing with troublesome individuals and mental health concerns, outlining common patterns of behavior and practical steps. The piece emphasizes understanding underlying causes, setting boundaries, and seeking professional guidance when needed.
Maynard Withdrawing From Maine 1st District Race
Democratic candidate Thomas L. Maynard of Maine's First District withdraws from the congressional race for health reasons. He lists a heart ailment and hospitalization earlier this year and notes three physicians advised caution as his recovery continues.
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Portland
Thomas L. Maynard
Maine
Maynard
Joseph P. Edgar
Spy Soblen Dies in London After Deportation Battle
Robert A Soblen, a 41 year old New York psychiatrist and wartime Soviet spy, died in Hillingdon Hospital London after an overdose and a long bid to avoid repatriation for a life sentence in the United States. His death followed convulsions and brain damage attributed to oxygen starvation from the barbiturate overdose. His wife Dr Dina Soblen, a psychiatrist, was by his bedside. Soblen had been ordered deported to the United States where he faced life imprisonment for passing OSS data to Soviet agents over two decades. The case ended with his death before the deportation was completed.
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Robert A. Soblen
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Brixston
United States
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Viewsmen
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Soble
Dina Soble
New York
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Office of Strategic Services
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Four Way NH GOP Senate Race Attracts Voters In Primary
New Hampshire hosts a brisk primary day ending a four way GOP Senate race and contests in eight other states. In NH Maurice Murphy Jr Deloris Bridges Perkins Bass and Chester Merrow vie for Bridges term while Powell seeks a third term against John Pillsbury. Utah Arizona Wisconsin Minnesota also stage fierce contests while in NH Labor backed Merrow moderates Bass and illness of the late senator Bridges anchor headlines.
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Senate
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Wisconsin
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Arizona
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Georgia
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J. Bracken Lee
Wallace Bennett
Lee
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Barry Goldwater
Evan Mecham
Goldwater
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Hayden
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Phoenix
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GOP
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Kuehn
Wilbur N. Renk
Robert la Follette Sucher
Robert la Follette
Gaylord Nelson
Alexander Wiley
H. Carl Andersen
Robert Odegard
Odegard
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Billie Sol Estes
Pecos
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Holding of Livestock Encouraged
CORNING IOWA AP There were new reports of violence against truckers as National Farmers Organization President Oren Lee Staley urged members to tighten their livestock holding action at a Mason City NFC dinner. He said hog receipts lag while cattle receipts were higher but many were stockers and feeders. Gov Elmer L Andersen said a truck tires were shot near Slayton Minnesota and a convoy escorted cattle to the Sioux City stockyards.
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National Farmers Organization
Oren Lee Staley
Mason City
Staley
Elmer L. Andersen
Slayton
Minn
William H. Neumann
Iowa Line
Soux City
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Lund Manufacturing Company
Martin R. Kingsbury
Leland-Gifford Products Company
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the Baker Company, Inc
Kostag V. Tito
Precision Screw Machine Company
Rear
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H. David Walley
Creative Advertising Agency
John F. Hartigan
Components Inc
Norman Denton
Herbert P. Lindblad
Colonial Aircraft Corporation
T. N. Papleakos
Saco-Lowell
Clayton W. Cartmill
Biddeford- Saco
Reds
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James S. Erwin
Lillian M. Cleaves
John H. Reed
Reed
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Perkins Bass
Burns School
Carlton Robbins
Vera Warner
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