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Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1960

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Nixon Warns Labor Support Not for Any One Group

Vice President Richard M. Nixon told the International Association of Machinists in St. Louis he would not be 100 percent for any single labor program and would work for all Americans if elected. He argued the president must represent all people and criticized Kennedy’s labor stance.

ST. Louis Richard M. Nixon International Association of Machinists America United States Xon Spose Kiel Auditorium John F. Kennedy Nixon Onew Eisenhower White House Kennedy IAM

Brunswick May Get Industry

Brunswick officials anticipate a major electronics plant if a sufficient labor pool is available. The unnamed company seeks 300 to 500 workers, mostly women, with a Sept. 27 registration in Town Hall and tests the following week.

Brunswick Thomas W. Libby Libby

Salk Vaccine Proves Value Against Polio

Augusta Maine health bureau reports on polio cases from 1959 showing strong protection from the Salk vaccine. Of 92 polio victims, 17 had no weakness after 60 days, while many without adequate inoculations faced fatal outcomes or lasting paralysis.

Augusta Maine Bureau of Health

Maine Poultry Trends Forecast Fewer Chicks Raised

AP reports Frank D. Reed of the University of Maine predicts Maine poultry raisers will produce about 10 million fewer chicks this year.

Orono Frank D. Reed University of Maine Maine

Congo in Turmoil as Lumumba Said to Reassert Power

Lumumba's spokesman claimed Premier Lumumba remains in power while Col. Mobutu, accused of leading a coup, is reported arrested after announcing the army's neutralization of Lumumba and Kasavubu. U.N. troops dispersed troops in Leopoldville as the power struggle deepens.

Leopoldville Congo Patrice Lumumba Joseph Mobutu Lumumba Mobutu Joseph Kasavubu Cogo Serge Michel Havin Col. Mobutu Onsako Pace Sti Michel Senate Leopold II Kasavubu U.N Theuropean Ghana Soviet Union

Kennedy Warns of World Hurricane in New Jersey Campaign

Senator John F. Kennedy urged Americans not to stand still amid global upheaval as he campaigned in Paramus New Jersey. He accused the Eisenhower administration of weakness and called for rebuilding military strength to counter Khrushchev and Castro. Kennedy touted new Democratic unity after Stevenson supporters donated $163000 at a private dinner and pressed officials to boost fundraising.

Kennedy New Jersey John F. Kennedy America Fisenhower Russia Bergen Mall Paramus Nikita Khrushchev Fidel Castro United Nations England Hitler Khrushchev Eisenhower Japan United States Richard M. Nixon New York Adlai F. Stevenson Los Angeles Stevenson

Bones Found Near Castle Rock Linked To Coors Disappearance

The six foot man’s bones and Adolph Coors I clothing were found at a Rocky Mountain foothills trash dump 12 miles west of Castle Rock, 25 miles from the February 9 abandoned truck. FBI and sheriffs search for skull and other bones to confirm identity while Coors family remains in seclusion. A truck driver Edward Green found the clothes and a monogram AC in the garments.

Denver Colo Adolph Coorsei FBI Brewer Rocky Mountain Castle Rock Adolph Coors Co Golden Edward Green Englewood

Officers of Council Selected at September Meeting

Election of officers occurred last night at the September meeting of Council Chagnon Union St John the Baptist of America. Napoleon Roy was chosen president and Eugene Bertrand vice president with Joseph Roberge Jr. as president pro tem.

Council Chagnon Union St. John the Baptist of America Napoleon Roy Eugene Bertrand Joseph Roberge Msgr Elie Hev St. Joseph Parish Alfred Lantagne Ernest Valliere Paul Fortier Laurier Garon Henriette Valmore Ralph Petrin Philip Cartier Francis Fortier Louis Laebrecque St. Therese Council Bertrand Henry Piette Joseph Viger Conrad Lessard

Maine Candidates Campaign On Qualifications Not Religion

Gov. John H. Reed says Maine voters will judge candidates on qualifications, not faith, as he runs for a two year term. Rep. Frank Coffin campaigns in Biddeford Old Orchard Beach and Portland touting a state statistical and information service for small communities. Coffin criticizes Reed on aid program eligibility and outlines education and SBA reform themes with Lucia M. Cormier. Stanley R. Tupper pushes college expense tax exemption while John C. Donovan focuses on SBA reforms and support for Muskie aides.

Lucia Cormier Rumford US Senate Frank Coffin Lewiston Harold Nason York County James Oliver US House of Representatives Edmund 8S Muskie Waterville Jerome Plante House of Representatives Old Orchard Beach Associated Peress John H. Reed Maine Reed Auburn Frank M. Coffin Biddeford Portland Coffin U.S. Senate Lucia M. Cormier Eisenhower - Nixon Admin Whitefield Stanley R. Tupper John C. Donovan Small Business Administration Donovan Sen Edmund Muskie SBA

Local Market Galley Prices Listed for Potatoes Scallops Clams

Advertisements show prices for assorted seafood and lunch items at a Biddeford market. DUBOIS 27 Granite St lists potatoes at 1.90 per unit and 1.00 for other varieties. Lunch box items include clams fish scallops clam cakes lobster salad roll onion rings and burgers with various small quantities and prices.

Hamden Children Escape After Road Grader Careens Down Hill

In Hamden an unattended road grader rolled downhill toward a group of schoolchildren awaiting a bus. The students scattered to safety as staff alerted authorities and no injuries were reported.

Hamden

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