Manhunt Ends for Ladette Near Canadian Border in Maine
FBI and state police captured Peter J. Ladette, 26, of Cambridge, Mass., at a potato farm near Hodgdon Maine after a tip linked him to the Malden patrolman slaying. Ladette, sought on unlawful flight charges, surrendered with a 9 mm pistol overnight bag. The case tied to a supermarket holdup and three other arrests, as officers noted a rare liver transplant performed at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital on the patrolman’s liver recipient.
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Maine
Peter J. Ladette
Cambridge
Mass
Malden
FBI
Ladette
Massachusetts
Edward C. Callahan
Massachusetts General Hospital
Lawrence Guerra
Watertown
Louis
Marilyn Maillet
Elizabeth McDonough
Newton
Erwin Rhoda
Rhoda
Ermelinda Callahan
Callahan
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Your Journal Classified Ad Reaches Over Readers Per Day
An advertising notice touts the journal's reach claiming over thirty thousand readers daily. It highlights classified ad placement benefits for sellers and local businesses seeking broad exposure and measurable audience.
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Your Journal
Influence Investigation Is Asked In Northeast Case
Illinois Congressman William Springer urged a probe into possible undue pressures on the Civil Aeronautics Board over its Northeast route decision. He cited a Justice Department intervention petition deemed untimely and alleged undue influence by Senate and House members to sway the CAB. The CAB's ruling and related complaints continued amid ongoing criticism.
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Illinois
Civil Aeronautics Board
Northeast
Atea Wiliam L. Springer, Bpp
Yeste
Conmouth
New York-Miami
CAB
Justice Department
Senate Commerce
New York
Springer
Senate
House
Congress
House Legislative Oversight Committee
Tunnel Under English Channel Is Recommended
A joint British French study urges construction of a 32 mile rail tunnel from Folkestone to Sangatte with a six year build time. Capital cost estimated at 143 million pounds, bridge option rejected as costlier and riskier to shipping. Officials favor a public joint venture or government to government approach over private operation.
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London
English Channel
Folkestone
Sangatte
Calais
Kennebunk Youth Injured In Bicycle Collision
A 12 year old Kennebunk boy was hurt when his bicycle struck an automobile driven by 69 year old Elizabeth D Ascanio of Fletcher Street at Bourne Street intersection. He was treated for cuts and abrasions by Dr. William Bergen after being tossed onto the car’s hood.
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Kennebunk
Elizabeth D’ascanio
Fletcher Street
Bourne Street
Ralph Campbell
Fletcher St
William Bergen
D’ascanio
Gowen Property on Ferry Road Sold for Investment
The 1 and 10 room house with barn and extra lot on Ferry Road Saco formerly owned by Mr and Mrs Howard P Gowen was sold to Mr and Mrs Ernest H Griswold of Bay View Saco for investment. The sale was negotiated by Armand J Mercier real estate broker 24 Dyer St Saco.
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Ferry Road
Saco
Howard P. Gowen
Ernest H. Griswold
Bay View
Armand J. Mercier
Dyer St
Parade Plans At North Saco Are Completed
A parade and horse show committee met at Mrs. Lloyd Tripp's home in Saco to finalize plans for the centennial festival. The route runs from Ricker Road to Flag Pond Road past Heath Meeting House with a reviewing stand near the show grounds. Six parade horses lead the procession, with Thornton Academy and Biddeford Junior High bands providing music. participation is open the morning of Sept 28.
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Lloyd Tripp
Simpson Road
Saco
Heath Meeting House
North Saco
Lucius Carpenter
Beatrice Jewell
Jesse Gay
James Davis
Booth
Leah Kozloff
Heath Road
Thornton Academy
Biddeford
Ricker Road
Malcolm Stackpole
Marland Milliken
Air Force calls off search for winged craft
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida The Air Force halted efforts to recover the United States first winged spacecraft after a 19 hour Atlantic search. Officials say the 1100 pound payload likely sank but report the craft did transmit data on pressures and temperatures aiding science. A second launch in the series is planned for December.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Baseball scores and standings shown for Wednesday and Friday action
Wednesday results include Philadelphia 5 New York 1 Milwaukee 6 San Francisco 4 Los Angeles 6 St. Louis 5 in 13 innings Houston 8 Cincinnati 4 Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 1. Friday schedule features Milwaukee at Chicago St Louis at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Houston Pittsburgh at Los Angeles New York at San Francisco. American League standings show New York Chicago Minnesota Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Boston Kansas City Los Angeles Washington with pennant clinch noted for Chicago. Earlier lines mention various team records and outcomes with several notes on games and venues.
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Houston
New York
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Maine Wins Two Driver Training Prizes in Safety Drive
Maine earned two awards in the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety driver education competition, the institute said. Gov. Reed praised Howard G. Richardson for Maine’s efforts in educating youths for safe motoring as the institute awarded Maine an achievement prize for reaching 60 percent of eligible students and a progress prize for at least a 10 percent enrollment gain in private schools.
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Augusta
Maine
Mediators Enter Telephone Dispute
In Boston AP reports union and management negotiators meet with federal mediators to avert a strike by 12 000 New England Telephone and Telegraph Co employees scheduled for Monday morning. NET negotiators conferred for three hours yesterday after members rejected a contract offer. The walkout would impact all New England states except Connecticut.
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Boston
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers
New England
Connecticut
Soviet Union warns China to respect borders
In Moscow, the Soviet Union cautioned China that good neighborly relations depend on respecting borders and said it will not side with Peking in any Chinese China border disputes. Pravda cited Leninist views insisting.frontiers be settled by peaceful means without bloodshed. A fragment mentions Carlos Ortiz, New York, stopping Pete Sac Mindanao with a non-title note.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red China
Pekin i
RSSK
Apttode
Peking
India
Aia
Pravda
Russia
China
Biddeford AL Auxiliary Sends Togus Donation
The Biddeford American Legion Auxiliary Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Unit reports a donation to Togus Veterans Hospital. Miss Germaine Larivierie, rehabilitation chairman, led last night’s meeting at the post home on Elm Street.
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Togus Veterans Hospital
Germaine Larivierie
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley
American Legion Auxiliary
Elm Street
Biddeford
Nellie White
Ida Noyes
Nellie Petit
York and Cumberland County
Helga Sheltra
Beatrice L. Jackson
Webber-Lefebvre Unit
Kennebunk
White
Post
Skunks Disrupt American Legion Game in Hutchinson
In Hutchinson Kansas two skunks found the field during an American Legion baseball tournament game. Outfielders kept distance from the animals as they roamed between left and center fields until the skunks left on their own.
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Hutchinson, Kan
American Legion
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