Pillsbury and Bass win NH GOP primary clashes
In New Hampshire John Pillsbury defeated Gov. Wessex Powell by 15,582 votes for the four-year term while Rep. Perkins Bass won the four-yearBridge’s short term nomination with 31,043 votes. Bridges and Powell trailed, final counts show. Powell criticized the Union Leader editor and a Catholic appointee while Bass attacked Mrs. Bridges as conserva tive against progress.
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Manchester
N.H
Big John Pillsbury
Wessex Powell
New Hampshire
Perkins Bass
Deloris Bridges
Sea Styles Bridges
Powell
Pillsbury
Bridges
Bridge
Bass
U.S
Maurice
Chester E. Merrow
The
William Loeb
Manchester Union Leader
Nate
Murphy
Leob
Mrs. Bridges
Kennedy
Augusta Girl Survives Month-Long Coma Battle
An 11-year-old Augusta girl, Chevyl Marble, has recovered enough to be home after a month in a coma following critical injuries from an East Winthrop highway crash on Aug. 3. She was discharged Tuesday from a Waterville hospital after brain operations.
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Augusta
Chevyl Marble
Waterville
Winthrop
Alpha 66 claims attack on three Cuban and British ships
Miami AP reporting that Alpha 66, based in Puerto Rico, says its raiders machine gunned the San Pascual, the San Blas, and the British freighter Newlane off Cape Frances near Cuba. The group says helicopters pursued them for 40 miles, but no casualties were reported and raiders returned safely to their Caribbean base.
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Miami
Fla
Alpha 66
Fidel Castro
Puerto Rico
Havana
United States
Venezuela
Castro
Cape Frances
Caibarien
Caribbean
Atok
Steel Company Officials Testify In Senate Inquiry
Steel executives told the Senate Judiciary Committee that subpoenaed production cost data would aid foreign competitors and harm domestic steel rivals against aluminum, plastic, and glass substitutes. Representing Republic Steel and three others, Thomas E. Patton argued the subpoenas are burdensome and may be invalid, risking a court test on congressional power to compel disclosure. Contempt actions could carry a $1,000 fine or a year in jail.
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Washington
Steel Company
Senate
Thomas E. Patton
Republic Steel Corp
Cleveland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Antitrust and
Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Congress
Patton
Antitrust
Congressional
Old Tigress Ingrown Toenails A Zoo Vet Performs
Dr Charles P Gandal at the Bronx Zoo treated an 18 year old tigress named Dacca for two ingrown nails. Using a tranquilizing injection he calmed the animal and with bone cutters removed inch and a half from each claw. The procedure finished without incident.
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New York
Charles P. Gandal
Gandal
Bronx Zoo
Dacca
Ganda
Zoo
Spy Soble Brother Freed From Prison
Washington report says Jack Soble, a confessed spy, was released Aug. 31 from Danbury federal prison hours after the death of his brother Robert A. Soblen, who died in a London hospital. Soblen had fled a U S life sentence and was linked to a major Soviet spy ring. Soble testified at Soblen’s 1961 trial.
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Washington
Jack Soble
Robert A. Soblen
Justice Department
Soble
Federal Correctional Institution
Danbury
Conn
Soblen
London
United States
Myra
Soolen
Lewisburg
Hlen
New York
Brixton
Scotland Yard
U.S
Dina Soblen
Hillingdon Hospital
Scotlandi
Airport Parade, Church Plans Parish Hall in Saco
Land adjacent to Most Holy Trinity church in Saco will host a new parish hall as Catholic Women’s Club announces fundraising approval. The bid includes a 1:30 pm Civil Defense Day parade in Biddeford and a post-parade airport dedication with ribbon cutting, band, clergy from multiple churches, helicopters, flying clubs, and paid airplane rides.
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Most Holy Trinity Church
Saco
Parrish Hall
Catholic Women's, Club
Notre Dame de Lourdes School
James Lombard
Lambard
Irene Tarazewich
Seminary Fund
Gerard Cameron
Leonard Burke
Teresa County
Sunshine
James Fennell
Foreign Relief Committee
John Chase
Theresa Colpitts
Biddeford
Graham Street
City Square
Jefferson
Main Street
Main
Alfred Street
Alfred
Bagley
Pain‘chand
St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox
St. Joseph
St. Mary and
St. Andre
Otis Air Force Base
Mass
Pease Afb
N.H
Four Eyed As Choice To Succeed Maynard
Portland AP speculation centers on four men as possible successors to Thomas L. Maynard who withdrew Tuesday as Democratic candidate for Congress in Maine’s 1st District. Ronald J. Kellam has formally announced. others mentioned are Clyde Bartlett, Richard J. Dubord, and James C. Oliver. The new candidate will be chosen September 19 in Portland by the district committee. Maynard, 55, recovering from heart illness, said his decision was based on avoiding a handicapped campaign. Republican challenger to Tupper is not named in the passage.
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Portland
Thomas L. Maynard
Congress
Ronald J. Kellam
D-Portland
Clyde Bartlett
South Portland
Maynard
Richard J. Dubord
Waterville
Maynard C. Dolloff
Maine Democratic Party
Reed
Joseph P. Edgar
Stanley R. Tupper
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Maine Linoleum Co
Hills Beach
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Shell Chemical
Deer Park
Tex
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Leland-Gifford
J. L. Putnam Corporation
Gilbert Beaulieu
William Brice
Martin Kingsbury
Santo Savasta
Tom Bill
Bergeron
Lesieur
Rudolph A. Bergeron
Jane
Arthur J. Lesieur
Central Theater
University of New Hampshire
Maine
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East Grand Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Monique Roberge
Pine Point
Spy
Edie Adams
Kippie Kovacs
Ernie Kovacs
Los Angeles
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