Quoddy Plan controversy returns to Maine news
EASTPORT Maine AP Passamaquoddy tide power project named Quoddy Bay rises again in public debate. Udall says the plan costs about 4 billion dollars for 1 million kilowatts of power, stirring GOP opposition amid a long history dating to Dexter Cooper and Roosevelts era boondoggle claims.
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Eastport
Maine
Passamaquoddy
Bay of Fundy
Dananate
Stewart L. Udall
Kennedy
GOP
Udall
Passanaquoddy
New Brunswick
Quoddy’s Two Pool System for Tidal Storage
A disrupted demolition site near West 41st Street witnesses power constraints as a station wagon stalls. Engineers propose a two pool tidal storage system to manage peak demand, storing hydroelectric water by valve control for future use.
Sewer Troubles Should Be Reported
City Council adopted a policy requiring owners or occupants to report obstructions in public sewers to City Engineer Le Roy Henry or Street Commissioner Charles Enloe. The aim is to determine if issues are in public or private sewers with the city to remediate public-sewer problems at no cost to property owners.
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Le.Roy Henry
Charles Enloe
Jewel theft at demolition site sparks grab bag heist
A 31 year old construction worker Phil ip Rossi allegedly drove a car onto a demolition site and found jewels and gold bars. Police described a grab bag style theft as fellow demolition workers and a private detective investigated. Walter Cunningham, 61, reportedly took $8,000 in jewels to a Pennsylvania vacation retreat and buried them. The force of the theft included a jewel laden briefcase found at the site and more jewels uncovered during police searches. The story also mentions a flag display protocol amid the chaos.
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Walter Cunningsham
Pennsylvania
Stars and Stripes
News-Tribune
Controversy over Junketeering trip to Paris unfolds
Reporters detail the Paris junket for Hays and aide Ernest Petinaud with Petinaud claiming $27 daily expenses for eight days and Hays dismissing critics as cheapskates. The trip, funded by U S foreign credits, drew slow cooperation on releasing a full list of travelers as they traveled at taxpayer expense on an Air Force aircraft.
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Baathist Powers Move Toward Union in Middle East
A dispatch from Be origin reports Iraq and Syria inching toward full union under Ba'ath leadership after earlier plans for a United Arab Republic were shelved. Baghdad Radio announced a new Ba'ath leadership lineup in Iraq led by President Bakr, with notable absences in the party ranks.
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Iraq
Syria
U.A.R
United Arab Republic
Ba'ath
Kiname
Nasser
Be Wat
Baghdad Radio
Barath Party
Presuer Bakr
Wer Denaty
Ali Saleh el Saudi
Ba‘ath
Poyote On Thos
Goldwater Says Kennedy Powers Threaten Economy
Goldwater criticizes Kennedy era policies, arguing executive overreach limits business freedom. He attacks Kennedy's economic promises as unrealistic and urges maximum liberty compatible with constitutional safeguards, portraying class war and frail unions in political maneuvers.
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Kennedy
Galeswitey
Goldwater
Washington
Girl Amputee Gets Deluge of Mail and Gifts
Cleveland AP Christine Simko 14 had her right leg amputated due to a malignant tumor. She remains in fair condition at Metropolitan General Hospital as hundreds of mail flowers and gifts arrive. A hospital spokesman said visitors may be allowed in a few days.
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Cleveland
Christine Simko
Metropolitan General Hospital
Christine
Lily Sinko
Death Log Reflects 24 Hour Highway Patrol Toll
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports a 24 hour traffic death toll ending at midnight with a total of 987 deaths this year to date. The log notes deaths from earlier accidents and mentions lane time last year plus a reference to an individual named Ben Ootr.
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Missouri Highway Patrol
Ben Ootr
Violence at State Prison Prompts Committee Talk
A committee reviewed the mans prison violence figures from Dr. Hugh W. Maxey. For 1961-62 there were 212 violent acts including 46 stabbings. since July 1961, 277 acts with 98 stabbings and six fatal. Warden Nash and Carter discussed control methods and possible staff survey before hiring more guards. Gov John Dayton expressed confidence in corrections leadership. Janes Riley will testify on prosecutions arising from prison incidents.
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Hugh W. Maxey
Carter
E. V. Nash
Nash
John Dayton
Department of Corrections
Goveu
Janes T. Riley
Cole County
Riley
Jefferson City Post Tribune Publisher Details
Jefferson City Post Tribune front page masthead lists Pubishers Robert C. Goshorn and William Weldon with WROAND ORS, Ky, and staff including Joseph Maievsky editor. Includes Associated Press rights, circulation rates, and a Jefferson Missouri base on Monroe Street with mail rates listed for Cole and adjoining counties.
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William AL Weldon
Spitstam Ky
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Tb. Rose
Mgr
Joseph G. Maievsky
Newa Tribune Company
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Jefferson City
RGF
Associated Press
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Missouri Confederacy’s exile governor recalled in Texas analysis
The article recounts Missouri’s Civil War exile under Reynolds who set up a shadow government in Arkansas and Louisiana, and later Mexico. It notes his return to Missouri in 1868, his reduced staff, and the lack of remaining capitol landmarks, with modern buildings on former sites.
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General Assembly
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Confederate Congress
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Louisiana
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Texas
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Coup in Saigon Halts Viet Nam Army Briefly
Communists reportedly unaware of the coup for about 72 hours, missing an early opportunity. South Vietnamese forces saw a 30 percent drop in operations during three or four days of the rebellion centered in Saigon, but have since resumed their offensive.
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Saigon
Moscow Goes West as Youth Embraces Western Life
In Moscow young people push Western fashion, entertainment, and products. A beehive hairdo and yellow dress attract attention on Gorki Street while a Moscow hotel dance band plays Western tunes. Shoppers admire Dior mannequins in GUM, and teens crowd new cocktail bars in former hotel spaces. Russians seek cars, refrigerators, washing machines, and stylish clothes, hoping for faster access and choice. A diplomat notes a safer world when Russians can buy modern goods without long waits, reflecting Khrushchev’s optimism about catching up with the West.
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State Trade Caravan to South Carolina Leads Missouri Delegation
A trade caravan led by Gov. John Dalton and 11 Missouri officials departed for a conference in North Carolina to meet manufacturers and businessmen. Dalton said the talks aim to locate plants in Missouri with definite local interest. In Ohio, Toledo’s refining center handles over 1.5 million tons yearly, with seven major oil firms operating loading and unloading facilities on the Port of Toledo harbor.
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John Dalton
North Carolina
Dalton
Tcledq
Ohio
Toledo
Chicago
Soviet Arrest of Barghoorn Casts Shadow on Talks
Consul Thom protests Barghoorn arrest in Moscow as a U S Russia cultural exchange negotiations face cloud. Barghoorn, 52, writer on Russia, is accused of espionage during a 30 day tourist visit. Some see Cold War exchange leverage in the case.
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Barghoorn
Foreign Ministry
Russia
U.S
Washington
Moscow
Soviet Union
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Englewood
Igor A. Iva
Kremlin
Ivanov
Booz
Frankfort
E. C. Booz
Kentucky
School Post Filled By Gov Dalton In Missouri
Gov John Dalton appointed J Leonard Hel of St James as Phelps County superintendent as part of reorganizing county schools into a compact system. The appointment replaces Ralph Marcellus who resigned.
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Missouri
John Dalton
Phelps County
J. Leonard Hel
St. James
Dalton
Bell
Ralph Marcellus
Judge Richard Gilbert Named Presiding Judge in St Clair County
Gov John Dalton appointed Richard Gilbert of Quincy as the new presiding judge of St Clair County effective today He replaces the late H H Gerster in the position The move names Gilbert to the post following Gerster's death in office
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St. Claiy County
Richard Gilbert
Quincy
John Dalton
Gilbert
H. H. Gerster
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