Nixon Is Warmly Greeted On Campaign Tour
Vice President Richard M. Nixon drew large receptions in Nassau and Suffolk Counties on Long Island as he pursued New Yorks 45 electoral votes. He spoke in Burlington Vermont and Manchester New Hampshire before a Boston $100-a-plate fundraiser, with a Chicago and Eisenhower broadcast, and a huge Central Long Island rally at the Nassau Coliseum. Nixon urged leadership to secure jobs pay housing and health care while touting Republican policies.
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A brief jest notes that high cover charges keep people from enjoying wildlife, attributed to Copt. Gen. Bea. Corp.
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Dubois 50c Lunch Box Scallops 65c Pt 80c
Classified item lists a lunch box scallops priced at 50 cents per portion with 65 cents per plate or 80 cents per container. Includes price tiers and product names for quick purchase in a grocery section.
Kennedy Draws Large Crowds in Upstate New York Campaign
Senator John F. Kennedy marches through upstate New York rallying crowds in Albany Rochester Buffalo and Syracuse after midnight arrival. He attacks the Eisenhower administration and Nixon while outlining his plan to visit a dozen communities before ending in Syracuse. Kennedy revises a hunger claim and cites remarks by Benson and Aiken to support his point on food adequacy.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Agriculture Benson
George Aiken
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Senate Agriculture Committee
Congo Independence Failure and Postcolonial Turmoil
In Leopoldville the Congo faces three months of independence marked by bloodshed, displacement, and political chaos. Lumumba and Kasavubu contest power as UN forces, Soviet aid, and internal strife undermine governance, economy, and daily life for millions of Congolese.
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Recreational Property Value Reported in Maine
The Department of Economic Development says 10 percent of Maine real estate value, about 270 million dollars, is recreational property. The study lists 3,700 commercial lodgings valued at 72.9 million, 51,000 seasonal homes at 173.7 million, 974 eating places at 9.2 million, and over 1,000 other venues such as golf courses and ski lifts totaling 14.7 million. Privately owned summer residences make up 64 percent of the vacation property value, Mount Desert leads with 12.3 million, Old Orchard Beach 12.1 million, and Portland also noted.
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Portland
Mother-in-law Of President Dies At 82
Elivera Doud 82 mother of Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower died in Denver at her home on Lafayette Street. She was in poor health for some time and was the first mother-in-law to ride the presidential campaign train. Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower visited here July 27 31. She was known as Min and had a long connection with the president and his family. Her husband John Sheldon Doud died in 1951.
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Boone
Iowa
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Macmillan urges UN to settle differences
In New York British Prime Minister Macmillan urged the United Nations to resolve differences by reasoned argument and practical solutions. He praised Eisenhower's General Assembly speech as offering concrete ways to resolve East West crises, and warned Khrushchev proposals could backfire.
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Congo Leader Backs Mobutu Council as Government
President Kasavubu formally recognizes Col. Mobutu's council of 27 technicians as the Congo's provincial government. Premier Ileo says Mobutu's group is a temporary government while Lumumba is confined. Kasavubu orders UN forces from Ghana and Guinea to depart by October 5.
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Joseph Mobutu
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Trice Lumumba
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Biddeford Saco Toastmasters Elect New Officers
Dr J Edward Whelan was elected president of the Biddeford Saco Toastmasters club at a Won derbar Steak House meeting. New officers include Robert Cyr as educational VP and John Conroy as secretary with George Nicoletos as treasurer, induction planned for October 12.
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J. Edward Whelan
Biddeford-Saco
Albert P. Deshaies
John Conroy
Grenville Arsenault
L. R. Charest
Robert Cyr
Ernest Therrien
Newman Bagley, Jr
George Nicoletos
Greece
Grenville Arisenault
Albert Vogler
A. P. Fortier
J. E. Whelan
Joseph Audie
Roland Allard
Biddeford Woman Survives Collapse and Critical Illness
A Biddeford nurse Rose Bolduc 36 regained consciousness after collapsing at Maine Medical Center in Portland and being pronounced dead before doctors revived her with artificial respiration. Her condition remains critical with the cause of collapse not disclosed.
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Maine Medical Center
Portland
Rose Bolduc
Amherst Street
Boston
Miss Bolduc
Officers Named in Northern Textile Association Elections
Portsmith based reports indicate William H. Hubbard and Roger M. Grimwade were elected vice presidents. Seabury Stanton was reelected chairman and William F. Sullivan was reelected president. Five directors for three-year terms include Malcolm G. Chace Jr, H King Cummings, Saul Greenspan, Gordon Osborne, and Fulton Rindge Jr.
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William H. Hubbard
William Skinner & Sons
Holyoke
Mass
Roger M. Grimwade
Charlton Woolen Co
Charlton
Northern Textile Association
Seabury Stanton
Berkshire Hathaway, Inc
New Bedford
William F. Sullivan
Belmont
Malcolm G. Chace, Jr
Berkshire Hathaway
H. King Cummings
Guilford Woolen Mills, Inc
Guilford
Maine
Saul Greenspan
Waumbee Mills, Inc
Manchester
Gordon Osborne
Warwick Mills
West Warwick
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Fulton Rindge, Jr
Bay Path Textiles
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Ware
Industry Told To Look To Congress In Imports Crisis
In Portsmouth New Hampshire R Dave Hall first vice president elect of the American Cotton Manufacturers Institute urged the Northern Textile Association to seek help from Congress as federal agencies show little chance of solving the rising import problem. He criticized tariff commission actions and called for pressuring Congress to curb foreign trade and stop the ongoing surge in textile imports.
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Tariff Commission
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Textile relief plan urged by Commerce chief Mueller
Secretary of Commerce Frederick H. Mueller urged textile manufacturers to seek tariff relief from imported competition and to press for lower foreign barriers to boost U S exports. He spoke at a Northern Textile Association meeting and advised bundling similar hard hit products for Tariff Commission cases.
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