Hectic Premiere Week In Television Finally Over
Television critics note NBC Hullabaloo and Dr Kildare trimmed to half hour formats. Ben Casey on ABC weaves continuing storylines with new cast and a paralyzed patient. CBS hosts Soupy Sales with Watusi dancers and Steve Allen style quips. Andy Williams Show sticks to musical variety as Judy Garland performs timeless songs.
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Judy Garland
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Notable Marriages and Movements Across the U S Mexico
Actress Joan Bennett secures a Mexican divorce from Walter Wanger in Juarez after leaving El Paso. James Roosevelt dedicates the Stein Medical Research Center at Jefferson Medical College honoring Eleanor Roosevelt. Carolyn Glenn, daughter of astronaut John Glenn, begins freshman year at Mt Holyoke College with family in attendance. Mischa Auer and Elsie Louis Lee obtain a marriage license in New York. Billy Graham leaves Mayo Clinic hospital after prostate surgery and convalesces at a hotel in Rochester.
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Connecticut Parents Meeting Scheduled
The Connecticut Parents Club of St. Francis College announces a membership meeting on Sept. 28 at 8 p.m. in the Hartford Courant office at 285 Broad St. Hartford. Frank Randone, club president, says the event is open to all Connecticut resident parents and alumni of St. Francis College.
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Wayne Lago
Legion Meeting and Banquet Next Wednesday
A meeting of C. Fayette Staples Post American Legion will be held Wednesday at the Legion Hall on School Street with a supper at 6 30 p.m. Old Orchard Rebekah Lodge members meet at the Hall at 5 30 p.m. Wednesday and proceed to the Country Kitchen for the annual banquet.
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Negotiations In Times Strike Recessed In New York
In New York the New York Times strike talks were recessed until Wednesday by mediator Theodore W. Kheel. The dispute centers on automation pension plans and union security as publishers and the guild argue over fundamental principles amid a now five day shortage of major daily papers.
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Kingston Parsonage Street Name Change Reported
In Kingston Tennessee the First Baptist Church parsonage street name has been changed from Bourbon to Lookout. The report notes the update but provides no additional context or dates.
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Lookout
Engagement of Gail Pitkin to David Dansereau Announced
Miss Gail Jean Pitkin of Old Orchard Beach announced Engaged to David A. Dansereau. Pitkin graduated Old Orchard Beach High School and works for New England Tel and Tel in the local office. Dansereau is the son of Mrs. Margaret Dansereau of Biddeford, a Biddeford High School graduate who attended the Indiana Institute of Technology and is serving as an Army officer candidate.
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Margaret M. Dansereau
Alfred St
Biddeford
Biddeford High School
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U. S. Army
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Masquerade Party Slated By Cosmetologists
Plans for a masquerade dance on Oct. 23 at St. John’s Hall Biddeford emerged from the Biddeford Laco Hairdressers and Cosmetologist Association meeting held at Mrs. Theresa Arbour’s Cadorette Avenue home. Dance committee includes Carmen Murray chair Theresa Arbour Marilyn Her ie Jean Shaw and Paula Murphy.
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Cosmetologist Association
Theresa Arbour
Cadorette Avenue
Carmen Murray
Marilyn Herei Jean Shaw
Paula Murphy
N.H.C.A
Statler Hilton Hotel
New York City
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Joanne Ross
Cathy Mailing
Maine
Eastland Motor Hotel
Portland
Living Doll
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Theresa Bourque
Anita Poirier
Rita King
Pool Road
Carmella ‘Gemmarrino
Laurette Simoneau
Alice Verrier
Amy Shea
Jeannine Trottier
David Boisvert
Anne Forester
Juliette Garon
Florence Lester
Yolande Lowell
Maine utilities cancel water supply monthly report directive
Frederick N. Allen chairman of the Maine Public Utilities Commission cancelled a July 20 directive requiring water utilities to file monthly water supply reports. He cited increased rainfall and reduced consumer demand as reasons for the suspension announced on Monday.
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Frederick N. Allen
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Maine Democrats press for Dickey Lincoln hydro project
Secretary of State Kenneth M. Curtis and State Treasurer Eben Elwell sent telegrams urging U S House members from New England to back the Dickey Lincoln School hydro electric project on the St John River. The 227 million proposal is in a public works bill.
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Dickey
Augusta
U.S. House
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Eben Elwell
Monay
UN Faces tough India Pakistan China dilemma in Asia
James Marlow outlines the Security Council push for a cease fire between India and Pakistan by Wednesday and the risk of a China war. He notes Russia and the United States must weigh force against China, and discusses Kashmir plebiscite history and Real estate dispute.
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Peking
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Red China
Asia
China
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South Korea
Kashmir
All Asia
Senate Approves Proposal Ahead of House Action
The Senate has approved the proposal setting the stage for House action this week as lawmakers prepare to take up the measure. The approval signals momentum and potential passage pending House debate and votes.
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Reed Plans Viet Nam Trip With Governors Group
Gov. Reed intends to lead nine fellow governors from New York City on October 19 to South Viet Nam with stops including Japan Hong Kong and likely Singapore The trip aims to reinforce international ties and regional security amid wartime turmoil.
Violent Thunderstorms Sweep Broad U S Areas
A band of violent storms swept Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri bringing tornadoes high winds and heavy rain. Minor injuries occurred in Wichita and Kansas City as trailer homes overturned. Flooding and power outages prompted evacuations and warnings across several counties.
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Colo
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Installation of Officers Planned By Foresters
Walter Perrin was re elected chief ranger during a meeting of the Catholic Order of Foresters last night at Emery Street hall Biddeford. Installation of officers will be Oct 30 with Limerick Sanford and Springvale Courts. The state court will perform rites and hold its annual meeting at Emery Street hall. The bowling league starts next Sunday at 6 30 p m at Pastime Lanes with members asked to be present to register.
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Order of Foresters
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Fireside Club Plans November Clam Supper
The Fireside Club at Saco School Street Methodist Church met last night with 12 members. They outlined a fried clam supper to be held in November, date to be announced, and a potluck supper at the next meeting on October 18. Mr and Mrs Oliver Stevens hosted.
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