Power Rate Hiked for Central Maine Power Co
The Maine Public Utilities Commission authorized a rate increase of 1.118 million dollars per year for Central Maine Power Co to take effect October 1, following a Maine Supreme Court ruling. The total rise reaches about 2 million dollars, with adjustments from a 1958 rate-boost case and a rehearing on inventory and base calculations.
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Central Maine Power Co
Maine Public Utilities Commission
Maine Supreme Court
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PAC
Youth Shot By Friend In Accidental Shooting
David Truman, 17, of Whitfield, was shot by friend Michael Nassor, 16, at Nasson’s home while mimicking a TV western. Truman remains in danger at Gardiner General Hospital. Lincoln County Sheriff Winfield Foster said Nasson claimed the gun misfired and later admitted loading a shell and firing. No charges were filed against Nasson.
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David Truman
Whitfield
Gardiner General Hospital
Lincoln County
Winfield Foster
Truman
Michael Nassor
Nasson
Oster
Foster
Nassan
County Atty
J. Blenn Perkins
Readjustment terms tied to job loss and recession
A compact critique explains that a readjustment means a neighbor loses work, a recession equates to personal job loss, and a low mood reflects a spouse losing employment, framed as a satirical gloss on economic terms.
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Fea. Corp
Rebekah Officers Elected in Saco Lodge Vote
Mrs Priscilla Ladd was chosen noble grand of Saco Rebekah lodge at the annual election held at the Saco Odd Fellows hall. Other officers include Mrs Phyllis Vining vice grand Mrs Parnell Burral treasurer Mrs Carne Emery financial secretary Mrs Thei Day recording secretary and Carleton Burrill third trustee. Installations set for October 8 with district deputy president Mrs Dorothy Hulbard and staff in charge.
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Saco Rebekah Lodge
Saco Odd Fellows Hall
Priscilla Ladd
Physis Vining
Phyllis Vining
Parnell Burral
Carne Emery
Thei Day
Carleton Burrill
Odd Fellows Hall
Dorothy Hulbard
Wells
Herberta Huerriman
Mary Fairfield
Edith Smith
Old Orchard Beach
Rebekah Lodge
Forest, Lodge
West Buxton
Thornton Academy
Kate Mastin
Watatic
Watatic Rebekah Lodge
Acjburnham
Mass
Historic TV Debate Sets Nixon Kennedy Faceoff Tonight
The 1965 presidential candidates Nixon and Kennedy prepare for the first of four debates to air on four networks at 8 30 p m EST from a CBS studio. Kennedy opens with an eight minute segment as they address domestic issues before a national audience.
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Chicago
White House
Richard M. Nixon
John F Kennedy
Lincoln Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
U.S. Senate
Nixon
Kennedy
Lincoln-Douglas
CBS
WCTU Champions Prohibition at National Convention
At the 86th annual WCTU convention in Portland officials urged new prohibitive and regulatory legislation to curb alcohol related harms. Mrs. Glenn G. Hays argued public health and safety require control of the industry as self regulation fails. Miss Jean Hansen linked drinking mothers to teenage delinquency, citing Yale and NIMH surveys showing rising female alcoholism.
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Portland
Women's Christian ‘‘Emperance Union
Prohibition Organization
Glenn G. Hays
Washington, D.C
Ransom Kan
WCTU
Hays
Jean Hansen
Evanston
Ill
Loyal Temperance Legion
IDA To Assist Nations Established At World Bank Meeting
The International Development Association, an affiliate of the World Bank, was formally established to finance development in underdeveloped nations. It will lend on favorable terms once 60 percent of its $1 billion capital is funded. 15 nations have contributed $686 million led by the United States United Kingdom West Germany India and Australia. President Eisenhower praised IDA as a new means to tackle development problems.
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International Development Association
IDA
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
International Finance Corp
Harold Holt
Australia
United States
United Kingdom
West Germany
India
The
Eisenhower
Fisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Free World
Congo Crisis Deepens as Mobutu Demands U N Troop Withdrawal
Col Joseph Mobutu pressed for immediate Ghanaian troops to leave the Congo after Lumumba partisans beat two of his officials. At a U N meeting in Leopoldville, Mobutu and commissioners, minus Damie Kandolo, heard daylong protests as Nussbaumer and Kandolo suffered injuries in office assaults by Lumumba followers.
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Patrice Lumumba
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Ghana
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Ghana Brigade
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Damie Kandolo
Rajeshwar Dayal
India
Dag Hammarskjold
Carl von Horn
Sweden
Dayal
von Horn
Josef Nussbaumer
Kandolo
Nussbaum
Dag Hammarskjold warns UN future at stake in crisis
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold warned that the future of the United Nations is at stake amid Soviet attacks on him. Khrushchev demanded to abolish the secretary general post, a move met with mixed reactions from Communist delegates. President Eisenhower pursues broad support against Khrushchev’s bid as global leaders converge in New York for tense sessions. Fidel Castro assails U S policy in Cuba in a lengthy speech, while the Steering Committee weighs seating Communist China amid a fractious vote.
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N.Y. AP
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Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
World Organization
Hammarskjold
Nikita Khrushchev
Assembly
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
New York
Ike
Nehru Eisenhower
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Canada
Jonn G. Diefenbaker
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Steerin
China
Soviet Union
United States
Moon Elusive Target As U S Space Efforts Lag
CAPE CANAVERAL AP The moon remains elusive for American rockets while the Soviet Union leads in lunar exploration and may launch the first man into space. The Atlas Able failed to place the 387 pound payload in orbit, crashing over the Indian Ocean. a spare Atlas Able and payload are ready for a repeat launch Sunday.
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U.S
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Khrushchev
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Boy Shot by Six Year Old In Maine Incident
Kenneth Ryan, 13, of Northport was shot in the neck by a six year old visiting relatives in Lincolnville. He is in fair condition at Eastern Maine General Hospital. Police did not identify the younger boy who fired the shot.
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Kenneth Ryan
Northport
Eastern Maine General Hospital
Ryan
Lincolnville
Remillard Campaign Announces Biddeford Police Post Candidacy
Alphonse Pat Remillard announces his Democratic bid for Biddeford Police Commissioner. A Biddeford native, he runs a Gulf station at Five Points, has four daughters, and served in WWII in Europe with five campaigns. He married Lucille Pelletier and lives at 105 Granite Street.
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Pat Remillard
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Office of Police Commissioer
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Granite Street
Gulf Station
Masters Unsocial Says Mars Spokesman Warns Earth Back Off
London AP report quotes William Mayhew of the British Flying Saucer Society with 700 members at Britain's National Flying Saucer convention. A Martian voice through George King warns that Earth must seek planetary permission before landing and cautions that conflict could erupt between 1963 and 1964 if ground is not given.
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British Flying Saucer Society
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Mayhew
Britain
Mars
George King
King
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