Three Hospitalized After Indiana Racial Incident
In South Bend Indiana a youth dance turned violent as a rough crowd of about six thousand clashed after a rock show. Three teens were hospitalized after being stoned leaving the program, a 14 year old was knocked unconscious in the stands, and police halted the event amid racial assault claims involving Negro youths. The incident occurred during a Partners In Progress festival linking Mishawaka and South Bend with gifts like candy bars and sandwiches hurled at officers as the crowd dispersed.
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South Bend
Ind
Cornelius Nicholas
Mishawaka
Steve Alaimo
Harriman Urges Full Foreign Aid Budget Restoration
Boston AP W Averell Harriman under secretary of state for political affairs pressed Congress to restore House cuts in the foreign aid budget. He warned the move jeopardizes national security and assists the enemy Khrushchev, speaking at a Boston World Affairs Council luncheon. He noted the nuclear test ban pact slows weapon development and could pave way for further reductions.
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Boston
W. Averell Harriman
House
The
World Affairs Council
State Department
Government to Prosecute Rioters in Israel
Prime Minister Levi Eshkol vows to prosecute those behind violent demonstrations by Orthodox Jewish youths in Jerusalem Haifa and Jaffa. Over 100 youths were arrested after breaking into church schools and attacking staff and a policeman. Archbishop Hakim and other religious leaders reported insults and molestation during the protests.
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Jerusalem
Levi Eshkol
Israel
Eshkol
Haifa
Jaffa
Hever Hapeilim
Circle of
Ner
Church of Scotland
George Hakim
Beth el Messianic Mission
Lavoie Elected President of Court Decary Canada American Assn
Joseph D. Lavoie was elected president of Court Decary at a meeting last night in Biddeford. Officers include Azilda Paquin as vice president Rosaire Laliberte secretary treasurer Anselm Paquin master of ceremonies Msgr Aime Gisuere chaplain and Corinne Corriveau Armand J. Grebin on the board of trustees. Delegates to the Maine Federation were Laliberte and Ernest Theroux with alternates Corriveau Courtois. Frances Proulx appointed deputy of high court. An invitation was extended for the New England Franco American Congress in Holyoke Mass Sept 20 21 22.
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Joseph D. Lavoie
Corinne Corriveau
Armand J. Grebin
Oscar Nolette Sr
Stella Roberge
Laura Guay Sentinelles
Paul Emile Roberge
Federation
Frances Proulx
Sanford
High Court
Supreme Court
Association
Yvonne Dutremble
Lucien C. Ruel
Roberge
Congress of
Married Men Breathing Easier After Kennedy Draft Order
The Associated Press reports President Kennedy issued an executive order halting the draft of married men, delaying induction for hundreds in the 1925 age group until all acceptable single men are drafted. Inductees in Seattle, Atlanta, and other cities reacted with relief, resignation, or renewed plans, while some men headed back home or into civilian life despite personal engagements.
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Associated Press
Kennedy
Atlanta
Earl G. Wheeler
Trenton
Fred M. Fletcher
Seattle
Fletcher
Russell Fears Treaty Could Limit On Site Inspection
Senate debate over the limited nuclear test ban drew warnings from Sen. Richard B. Russell that sidestepping on site inspection could trap the US in disarmament without ironclad Soviet guarantees. Kennedy aides promised sharper detection systems as Goldwater pushes a Cuba withdrawal delay. Rusk warned rejection would bolster Beijing’s peaceful coexistence claim.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Russell
United States
Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Cuba
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Soviet Union
Church
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Britain
Miami Beach
Dean Rusk
American Legion
Red China
Desegregation Rolls On With Few Incidents in Alabama
In Birmingham hundreds of white pupils attended integrated schools with no disorders. Mobile Tuskegee and Huntsville also desegregated without major incidents. National Guardsmen stood by in Birmingham. West End High saw unrest Tuesday with nine arrests as white pupils and some demonstrators crowded the grounds. Ramsay High and Graymont Elementary remained peaceful. Ramsay enrollment 857, West End 575, Graymont 116. Continued on Page Two.
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Birmingham, Fla
Birmingham
Mobile
Tuskegee
Huntsville
West End High
West End
Ramsay High
Graymont Elementary
Ramsay
Charles Willcox
National States Rights Party
Graymont
Board of Education
Sutton Named Director of Student Affairs at St Francis College
William A. Sutton, assistant professor in natural sciences and mathematics, is appointed director of student affairs at St Francis College Biddeford. The role oversees nonacademic student life including health, welfare, recreation, social needs, counseling and placement services, athletics, and social activities.
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William A. Sutton
Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
St. Francis College
Biddeford
National and International News at a Glance
National report describes stand by in Birmingham amid desegregation violence in three Alabama cities. Married men facing induction hear Home Sweet Home as draft news arrives. Senator Russell warns the limited test ban could pave the way to world disarmament without on site inspections. Internationally, Communist China campaigns against Russia while Moscow remains patient. Israel pledges action against Orthodox youths protesting Christian missions.
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Associated Press
National
Birmingham
Alabama
China
Moscow
Youth Becomes Human Piston in Pipe Fall
A 3 year old boy in Nancy France fell into a 50 foot pipe used for an elevator counterweight. He sustained a broken ankle but escaped more serious injury due to trapped air acting as a piston. Firemen required two hours to free him.
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Nancy
France
Jean Knochel
Colby College breaks ground on women’s dormitory
Ground was broken Tuesday for a $1.2 million women’s dormitory at Colby College to house 160 additional students. Construction will start next spring with completion planned for fall 1965.
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Waterville
Colby College
Officers Named By Community Chest In Biddeford Saco
Donald C. Doyle was elected president of the Biddeford Saco Community Chest at the annual meeting in Biddeford Chamber of Commerce. Thomas M. Armstrong named vice president, Wayne B. Hutchins treasurer, Edwin G. Walker clerk, and Clayton W. Cartmill executive secretary. Directors for three year terms include Arthur Peloquin Sidney Spiegel Martin Rielly Roger Moore Albert Deshaies Joseph Audie Raymond Bonang. Monmaney and Noble Jr. won two year seats to fill vacancies.
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Donald C. Doyle
Saco
Biddeford-Saco
Albert F. Deshaies
Joseph S. Audie
Raymond P. Bonang
Thomas Armstrong
Richard A. Monmaney
Robert L. Noble Jr
Monmaney
Biddeford
Metropolitan Life
Youth Fishing During Search
GREENVILLE AP Wardens hunted the wilds of the upper Allagash Region for John Huseby an 18 year old from Dumont New Jersey Tuesday while he calmly fished. The Fish and Game Department warden said the youth was fine and that he had become separated from a companion rather than lost.
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Greenville
Allagash
John Huseby
Dumont
N.J
Fish & Game Department
Saco Zoning Board Chairman Served With Summons
Byron F. Dolby chair of the Saco Zoning Board of Appeals was served this afternoon with a summons by the York County Sheriff to answer a complaint by Fred A. Fit anides of Saco. Fit anides sought a variance to build a tenting and trailer park on Port land Road near Cascade Road, but the board denied the petition after a public hearing. He is returnable within 20 days at York County Superior Court Civil Docket.
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Byron F. Dolby
Saco Zoning Board of Appeals
York County Sheriffs Department
Fred A. Fitanides
Saco
Fitanides
Portland Road
Cascade Road
York County Superior Court
Red China Aiming For Soviet Break
AP News Analysis by George Syvertsen argues Red China seeks to force a rift with Moscow through provocative border actions and taunts at Khrushchev. Moscow maintains patience while flagging a peace stance and prepares a possible response to Beijing’s charges, as rumors of broader Chinese demands surface.
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Moscow
Red China
Kremlin
Peking
Khrushchev
Red Chinese
Siberia
Izvestia
Naushki
China
Soviet Union
Ing
Staton
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