Route To Presidency Is Best Through Congress
Washington AP reports that national politics favor a congressional path to the presidency. Governors struggle to gain national traction as power concentrates in Washington, with Mansfield and Dirksen citing time pressures and the downgrading of states since FDR. They note no governor reached the presidential nomination since Roosevelt.
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Governor's Mansion
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Johnson
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
William E. Miller
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Texas
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nixon
California
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Sen
Everett M. Dirksen
Bill
Dirksen
Northern Dancer Foaled in Canada Wins Preakness Record
Baltimore AP reports Northern Dancer, second Preakness winner born outside the United States, foaled in Canada. It notes War Cloud won a 1918 Preakness division and was born in England, highlighting the international origin of the colt.
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Baltimore
United States
War Cloud
England
Canada
Pi Chapter Invitation To Fashion Show In Old Orchard Beach
Pi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi receives invitation from Saco Jaycee Wives to attend a fashion show benefiting Thornton Academy Scholarship Fund. The group hosts a reception for Nu Phi Mu at Wonderbar in Biddeford and plans fall fundraisers and a Halloween party. Members discussed yearbooks, program books, and a Beaty themed topic.
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Saco Jaycee Wives
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Thornton Academy
Robert Bergeron
Greenacre Road
Old Orchard Beach
Pi Chapter
Nu Phi Mu
Wonderbar
Biddeford
Robinson Memorial Hall
Roland Rioux
Thomas Fregeau
Arthur Dickson
Frederick Erminelli
Adrienne Heffernan
Donald Lester
Marcel Levesque
Russell Morse
Roland Provencher
Deshaies Heads Maine Pharmacists Association in Rockland
Albert F. Deshaies of Biddeford was installed president of the Maine Pharmaceutical Association at the 97th annual convention in Rockland ending at the Hotel Samoset. Constantine B. Mboria of Saco named commissioner for pharmacy of York County. The MPA urged endorsing the Governor's Advisory Council on Mental Health and to help plan future facilities with all registered pharmacists participating in programs.
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Rockland
Albert F. Deshaies
Biddeford
Maine Pharmaceutical Association
Hotel Samoset
York County
Constantine B. Mboria
Saco
MPA
Governor's Advisory Council On
Cyprus President Makarios proposes five point peace plan
In Nicosia President Makarios unveils a five point plan for Cyprus including lifting the economic blockade, removing armed posts if Turkish Cypriots do the same, aiding resettlement, granting amnesty for rebels, and accepting UN peace suggestions. A Turkish Cypriot spokesman praised the plan with skepticism. UN troops delivered nine tons of food to Kokkina but Turkish villagers refused it, vowing to die rather than accept aid from Makarios.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
Makarios
Cyprus
Turkey
U.N
Kokkina
Kennebunk Couple Celebrates 44th Anniversary
Kennebunk Mr and Mrs John Gooch Lower Village observe their 44th wedding anniversary. They wed on June 15 1920 in Hampton New Hampshire officiated by Rev Roger Thompson. He retired from Portsmouth Naval Shipyard after 18 years. They have a son M Sgt George D Gooch in the U S Air Force stationed in Germany for 22 years and two daughters Lois and Joan Gooch.
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John Gooch
Kennebunk Lower Village
Hampton, N. H
Roger Thompson
Gooch
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
George D. Gooch
U. S. Air Forces
Germany
Lois
Joan Gooch
Chinese Opera Faces Communist Growing Pains in China
A Beijing aware of old staging and imperial theater, the traditional Chinese opera, once vibrant with audience noise and color, is undergoing ideological pressure from the Communist Party. Performers are relocated to rural and urban sites to indoctrinate, while audiences grow passive and sparse. Mao himself enjoyed opera, drawing tactics from its tales, even as modern constraints dull the art form.
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Tokyo
Mao Tze-Tung
Communist Party
Kwangming
Mao
Yenan
China
Ces
Chiang Kai- Shek
Peking
Navy Seeks Mosaic Of Ocean Floor From Trieste Findings
The Navy will correlate Trieste bathyscaph ocean floor photos with surface ship images to build a composite view of the Thresher area. Deep dives off Portsmouth, New Hampshire, this year will fuse last year’s bottom studies with Trieste data for analysis by the Office of Naval Research. The Thresher sank April 10, 1963, with 129 missing.
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Washington
Navy
Trieste
Portsmouth
N. H
Office of Naval Research
Gaston Picard Accepted by Saco A L Post
The Owen-Davis Post American Legion met at Beach Street Saco Presiding Commander Ervin Stevens welcomed new member Gaston Picard Minutes read Resignation of second vice commander accepted Walter Stebbins named temporary replacement Cribbage tournament open to public starts Sept 21 Contact co chairs at Romes Barber Shop for details TV inspection assigned flag pole painting praised Sons of Legion progress reported Next meeting to include refreshments and movies
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Owen-Davis Post
American Legion
Ervin Stevens
Post
Beach Street
Saco
Gaston Picard
Legion
Carl Murphy
Raymond Parisien
Romeo
Beach St
Walter Stebbins
Ernest Whitten
Arnold Ballard
Sons of Legion
Fred White
Circle C Members Finish Scrapbooks
Circle C of the United Church of Christ met at Mrs I Burton Stride Ferry Road Saco yesterday afternoon. Devotions were led by Mrs Claude H Faulkner and members finished scrapbooks for hospitals. Dessert was served by the hostess. Attending were Mrs Albion M Benton Mrs Reginald McAdoo co leaders and others. The next meeting will be Oct 13 at 1 30 pm in the home of Mrs McAdoo 218 South St Biddeford.
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Circle C
United Church of Christ (Congregational
Bidderford
I. Burton Stride
Ferry Road
Saco
Claude H. Faulkner
Albion M. Benton
Reginald McAdoo
Ruby Packard
Carleton Foss
Alfred Stimpson
Earl Atwood
Joseph Haley
Robert Moore
William D. Beety
Women’s Fellowship
McAdoo
South St
Biddeford
Two Women Hurt In Pike Mishap
Two women were hospitalized after a turnpike accident when a car driven by Lucille Lavin 60 Portland blew a tire and rolled over. Frances Spitz 61 Beverly Hills California was described as in satisfactory condition while Lavin was reported in good condition at Maine Medical Center in Portland.
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Wells
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Lucille Lavin
Frances Spitz
Beverly Hills
Calif
Lavin
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