Local Demands Will Determine Strike Length
DETROIT AP Hopes for an early settlement of a nationwide strike by the United Auto Workers against General Motors hinged on resolving about 17 000 local at the plant demands. Negotiators said progress at the table showed local issues are as crucial as a national contract in ending the walkout. Production of GM’s 1965 models halted as about a quarter million workers walked out. UAW leaders Theruther and Seaton reported some progress though not earthshaking. President Truman proclaimed the end of World War II on Dec 31 1946.
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Detroit
United Auto
General Motors
UAW
Ford
Chrysler
Walter Reuther
Louis Seaton
Seaton
Reuther
VFW Auxiliary Honors State President in Portland Testimonial
Biddeford VFW Auxiliary members will attend a testimonial banquet honoring Department President Aggie Benwell at the South Portland Post on Oct. 17, followed by a council and department meeting Oct. 18 at 2 p.m. in the same venue. The assembly in Biddeford City Building announced the activities and awarded honors to Mrs. Soemnatie Curro and Mrs. Mary Gagne, with leadership by President Lucianna Roy and reports by Mrs. Blanche Small and Mrs. Delcia Frechette.
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Biddeford
Mary Gagne
Lucianna Roy
Blanche Small
Delcia Frechette
Bankruptcy Action in Portland Lists Debts and Assets
Joseph A. Four nier a Biddeford sporting goods dealer files a bankruptcy schedule showing 37537 in liabilities and 29906 in assets in U S Bankruptcy Court. Other filers include Thomas P. Sullivan of Old Orchard Beach with 2680 in liabilities and 165 in assets. Wage earner plans filed by Robert E. Herrick of Old Orchard Beach a school custodian show 1544 in liabilities and 329 in assets of which 200 is exempt.
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Portland
Joseph A. Fournier
Biddeford Sporting Goods
U. S
Thomas P. Sullivan
Old Orchard Beach
Robert E. Herrick
Johnson Makes Bid For GOP Votes In New England Tour
President Johnson campaigned across six New England states seeking Republican votes and pitching himself as a stronger backer of GOP programs than Goldwater. He praised Kennedy after visiting the hospital in Boston and warned against rushing into war, urging caution in Vietnam and stressing continuity with Kennedy's ideals.
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Johnson
New England
Barry Goldwater
Eisenhower
Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
White House
Omaha
Strategic Air Command
Manlio Brosio
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Burlington
Republican Party
Kennedy
New England Baptist Hospital
John F. Kennedy
Maine move to revive Constitutional Commission discussed
The Maine Legislature backed reviving the Constitutional Commission and sent a proposal to the next regular session to create a Committee on Constitutional Amendments and Legislative Reapportionment to study Senate reapportionment. Public hearing held on 13 bills. Rep Dennett noted reapportionment is a legislative prerogative and the next session should re-create the committee to consider Senate changes.
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Maine
Constitutional Commission
Mitchell Cope
Portland
Reed
Senate
William E. Dennett
Rhittery
House
Lewiston Couple Wins Damage Suit
Portland AP reports a U S District Court jury awarded Mrs Laurette Dufour seven thousand dollars and her husband Raymond one thousand eight hundred sixty six in a damage suit against Lewiston Norwood Park Shopping Center. The woman was injured when her husband s car struck a concrete base for a light pole in 1961. The husband sought recompense for car damage medical expenses and loss of Mrs Dufour s services.
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Portland
USS
Laurette Dufour
Raymond
Lewiston
Norwood Park
Security Is Meaningless If President Takes Risks
James Marlow analyzes the Warren Commission findings on presidential protection, noting presidents must balance public access with safety. President Johnson’s New England campaign shows how risk-taking in crowds can erode protective measures, despite Secret Service efforts and FBI remarks that absolute security is impossible.
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Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Secret Service
Commission
New England
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
United States
Marinating Beef for Sauerbraten in Crocks
Use a crock or enamel pan for the beef and the spicy vinegar marinade. Ensure the meat is fully submerged and stored in a cool, shaded area during marination to preserve tenderness and flavor.
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