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i 1 26 Bangor Dolly News Saturday-Sundoy September 3526 1963 Tel 9X2-4881 Bill Goes To LBJ 4V Anti-Poverty Measure Voted 1 li AU Jackie Returns To Social IGlitter In Boston Gala BOSTON (UPI) Mrs Jae-Mra Leverett SaltonstaH R- Mass Mr and Mra Henry Cabot president of the board of managers of the symphony and Mr and Mra Winston Guest Pamela Turnure secretary to Mrs Kennedy said Mrs Kennedy will spend the night at tha Ritz-Carltpn Hotel and travel to Cape Cod Saturday to spend th weekend at tha Kennedy compound in Hyannis Port The ball waa Mrs second public appearance in three days She attended an opening of Northern Indian paintings Wednesday night at the Asia House Gallery in New York That waa followed by a discotheque party at of the on upper east side The 100 guests including relatives and political diplomatic and social figures ate drank and danced the- frag watilsi monkey and twist until the wee hours WASHINGTON (AP) Overriding Republican protest that poverty is being mixed with politick tiie Senate followed the House Friday in authorizing $1785000000 for the second Ready For Test Fire LB Moves To Speed End To Race Bias Workmen prepare the largest solid fueled rocket for firing In a static test due Saturday The 260-inch diameter 80-foot long rocket which is loaded with 168 million pounds of propellant Is designed to develop 3-million pounds of thrust The flame from the shot should be about 1000 feet long (AP Wirephoto) queline Kennedy flew here Friday to attend a posh $l000-a-box ball Friday night her first big social since the assassination of her husband 22 months ago Mrs Kennedy who gradually haa been getting back into the whirl of society chose her hometown of Boston for her first glamorous debut since his death The occasion was the first Golden Trumpet Ball for the financial benefit of the 85-year-old famed Boston Symphony Orchestra Mrs Kennedy is honorary chairman of the ball billed as most glittering aocial event in years $150000 Raised Some 700 persons paid $150-OOO to dance and watch Mra Kennedy dance on the floor of elegantly decorated Symphony Hall in Back Bay The money will go to th orchestra No 1 on Mra danca card was Symphony Trustee Francis Hatch Partners No 2 and 2 wer Jamea Perkins and Gardner Cox director of th museum of Fine Arts Dancing to Ruby Orchestra was between servings of a five-course dinner and until 2 am Saturday Arthur Fiedler conducted members of the Boston Pops Orchestra in old fashion dances Th decor of stately Symphony Hall was of the Edwardian era Its long corridors vestibules and auditorium were elaborately bedecked In red pink gold and green to suggest pavilions and trellised conservatories of the Edwardian period recalling the early days of the symphony orchestra Cronklta MC The decor was designed by Eldon Elder a New York stage designer The 90 waiters and SO ushers wore period costumes Anna Russell a singing com Parents To Get Safety Letters AUGUSTA Parent of aU first grade children in Main will be getting letters shortly from Gov Reed urging their at tention to good safety habits Citing a number of Maine or ganizations concentrating oa safety the governor is urging the parents to and to encourage safety education on a wide front including traffic safety -and all of the hazards of everyday Reed adds: materials used in the primary grades are designed to develop an awareness of the importance of safety and lead naturally to more for mal programs in the upper year of President antipoverty program Ths measure now goes to Johnson who may trim ths figure back toward th $15 billion he originally requested when he asks Cmngres for the actual cash Ths Senate voted 48 to 22 for the bill after listening to sever-GOP members charge the program already is riddled with politics and mismanagement after only one year In operation administration seems bent on keeping politics in the poverty program" said Sen George- Murphy R-Calif Referring to high-salaried officials he added: might be said that never in the history of our nation has ths Congress appropriated so much to accomplish so little for so -Murphy said that in many cities including Los Angelas Chicago New York Cleveland Omaha and Albany the program been embroiled in political power struggles unmatched in intensity in recent Sen Winston Prouty R-Vt tried unsuccessfully to include in the bill a clause applying the Hatch Act to com munity action and VISTA (Vol unteers in Service To America) projects The Hatch Act forbids political activity by federal employes Senate and House conferees dropped the provision and Prouty told ths Senate: conferees left open the door to wholesale manipulation of these programs for partisan political Sen John Williams R-Del said th only conclusion he could draw from the dropping of the Hatch Act clause was that the administration Is trying to recruit army of paid political Democrats conceded there are imperfections in the program but they contended it has been effective in helping 35 million low-income Americans The $1785000000 money allowance is mors than double the $793 million voted for the first operation of what Johnson calls his "war on Dedham 4-H Holds Health I Poster Contest DEDHAM The Bald Mountain Busy Beavers 4-H Club met Friday afternoon at the Dedham Fire Station when plans were made for a public meeting Sunday evening at the home of the leader Mrs Joan Young Flans were also discussed for the card table exhibit the mem bers are making for the Hancock County Achievement Day A health poster contest was held and winners Stephen Gray and William Horr Jr blue ribbons Michael Willette and Richard Gray red ribbons Assistant leader Deraid Young was the judge Games were played and re freshments were served by the leader SHARPEN UP Pulp cutter Byron Levesque touches up a power saw chain with a file under the watchful eye of woodsman-instructor Leonard Nadeau center Camp foreman Kenneth Bartlett nudges the big camp dinner bell as he watches the lesson (NEWS Photo by Washburn) Talented Woodsmen Get Schooling Ups Production U-M To Start Radio Season ORONO WMEB-FM the University of student radio station will begin another year of operations on Monday The station will open Its schedule with a broadcast from ths Memorial Union which will feature Interviews and music The schedule of programs for the college year will include folk popular and classical music drama Interviews discussions and debates of timely topics Persons wishing to obtain a listing of programs may write to the station's studio at 275 Stevens Hall Members of the staff for the 1965-66 college year are: Faculty managers Jerome Henderson and Mark Benner chief engineer Donald Winslow student station manager Richard Tozier Bangor promotion director Marge Lip-ton New York NY chief announcer Richard Sawyer Bangor news -director William De-vine Attleboro Mass student engineer Roger Brace Belfast and music director Kenneth Kantro New York NY Slate Clinic EDDINGTON The PTA Is sponsoring a measles clinic to be held Thursday at the Eddington Consolidated School at 9 am for children 1 through 5 easier and more profitable for the woodsmen Nadeau like all the members of the ataff at the camp must be able to speak French as well FILM DEVELOPED Send Us Your FILMS High Glossy Jumbo Print Developed and Printed 8 Exp Devel ACfi and Enlarged 12 Exp 60c 16 Exp 75c Enlarged Reprint! Be Remit With Coin Only Sennett Named To State Board AUGUSTA Lincoln A Sennett president of Washington State College at Machias was appointed Friday by Gov Reed to the State Scholarship Board The board will administer i new law under which funds eventually will be made available for scholarship aid to Maine residents attending colleges in the state Complete Color Service Send For Price (Jat And Mailers Todayl PHOTO LAB Box 772 Bangor Mo as English NWman Walter CrOIlkit Of Ckdumbia Broadcasting System ipXh uJ mt" jectives increase the take-home dinner included medaflons pay of the cordttere and step de Homard c(msomme up the over all production of prlntanier Noix de Veau Prince the camp lOrloff Carottes Vichy Endives The Instruction program was de Belgique Braisees salade de instituted by Leo Thibodeau saison fromage boursault and woods employment director of the Great Northern Paper Company at a partial answer to the shortage of capable woodsmen He reasoned that 12 the men could increase their earnings by upgrading their skill in the woods the job would be more attractive and the employment bind reduced Th program haa been operation about six weeks Results been spectacular so far But tha weekly output in cords per cutter particularly in the -case of younger or less experienced men has slowly begun to climb in some sates as much as 30 per cent souffle grace au grand mamler It was topped off with coffee cognac Champagne Pieper-Haidsieck and Chateau Bourron Cotes de CastUlon First on the dance card of Mrs Joseph Kennedy mother of the late President was author and retired admiral Sam uel Eliot Moriaon Weekend At Cp Others on the celebrity list were Sen and Mrs Edward Kennedy D-Mass Sen and MAINE'S PREMIUM MAINE'S PREMIUM STAMP STORE! WASHINGTON (AP) President Johnson ordered a shakeup Friday in federal civil rights activities Mimed at ending duplication and overlapping authority In efforts to end racial dia-crimination Johnson abolished the Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity and the President's Council on Equal Opportunity transferring their functions to the attorney gener si and secretary of labor And he transferred the Community Relations Service from th Commerce Department to the Justice Department a move which will requira congressional action next year Other phases of the executive order will take effect within 30 days The President acting on the recommendation of Vice President Hubert Humphrey also moved to more clearly define the roles of government agencies and better coordinate their efforts in wiping out racial discrimination want to get people out of each way" explained Humphrey who attended the briefing by White House press secretary Bill Moyers where the changes were announced Shortly after Humphrey became vica president last January Johnson assigned him to help coordinate federal efforts in the field of civil rights Moyers announced also that Wiley A Branton will become special assistant to Atty Gen Nicholas Katzenbach with re aponsibility for overseeing the department's new civil rights duties Branton presently executive secretary for the Council on Equal Opportunity was chief counsel for the Negro plaintiffs in the suit that resulted in the 1957 desegregation of Central High School in Little Rock Ark A Justice Department spokesman said that JohnDoar head pi the Civil Bights Division will continue to bs responsible for all litigation involved in en forcement of civil rights lawi Moyers outlined a six-point reorganization: 1 The Civil Service Commission will bo responsible for preventing discrimination by the federal government on the basil of race creed color or sex in employment promotion and ether personnel policies 2 The secretary of labor will assume responsibility for reviewing discrimination complaints and insuring compliance by government contractors with nondiscrimination requirements the job now done by the Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission headed by Franklin Roosevelt Jr will continue to promote nondiscrimination among private businessmen who are not government contractors 3 Transfer of the Community Relations Service to the Justice Department and an increased emphasis on positive programs rather than merely mediating disputes which arise This will be submitted in a reorganization plan to Congress next year 4 The Civil Rights Commission will take over the clearing house and data-gathering functions of the Community Relations Service The commission already has broad responsibility In this field 5 The Justice Department will coordinate ill federal enforcement policies in the civl rights area some of which have rested with the Council on Equal Opportunity The Plans for Progress program to encourage voluntary nondiscrimination pledges from privet employers will be MARCHO RIDING STABLES Riding Boarding Hay and Sleigh Rides Call Far RsservaHont 866-2217 STAMP STORE1 By WASHBURN PORTAGE The hustling and robust activity of a woods camp deep in the forest near here offers a built-in round the clock professioual education to woodsmen who want to step-up their earnings The Instruction in the craft of the woodsman cost anything available to anyone in the camp crew who asks for it citizens or Canadians but no one is compelled to make use of It Soft-spoken and unassuming Leonard Nadeau is the full time instructor attached to the regular staff at Kenneth pulpwood operation at Fox Brook Nadeau can draw upon experience gained from long years as a pulp cutter to help the woodsmen unravel problems they encounter In a Job where there la a high premium on efficiency Acting as instructor or train-ng officer to a group of 40 or 50 strong-spirited and free speaking wood cutters might rate as a highly hazardous occupation that a thoughtful man would have nothing to do with According to the camp clerk each woodsman who applies for a job modestly asserts that he is one of the best cutters Hi may well resent the implication that instruction will help him even If he know the difference between a widow-maker and a quarter-tug Nadeau is quite aware of this as he prowls the cutting area during working hours and thumbs through the records in the evening He knows well how much wood two-man team can pile up in a day if things are going right and he watches to see If a helping hand or a bit of advice would smooth out some rough spots A tree lodged against another wastes time for the cutter crew An improperly chained log may catch and delay the well trained woods horse Of a dull power saw can waste both time and the effort of the cutting crew There art frequent filing sessions after the work is over and the five evening meal stowed away The instructor supervises this job and lends a hand when he is asked Spruce knots can blunt the hard steel of a saw blade very quickly and take all the pep out of the saw and its operator Piling pulpwood along the yarding roads is another skill Important to the cutting and tha scaler camp scaler says ths instruction has already resulted in more evenly piled wood making his job ATTEND CONFERENCE HONO KONG British French Italian German Indonesian and Japanese cores-1 spondents wer among 61 jour-1 nalista who left Friday for Peking to attend a special news I conference called by Li Tsung-1 Jen former acting president of I China Li who served before the Communist takeover re-1 cently returned to Peking after years of self-imposed exile In the United States Portable Spin Drying Washer Society Slates State Workshop At Waterville WATERVILLE Stats President Helen Hayei of Alpha Psi state organization of International Delta Kappa Gamma Society has announced that a workshop will be held on Satur-day October 2 at ths Elmwooc Hotel Waterville Registration opens at am Reservations should be made in advance for the luncheon On the morning agenda are Northeast Regional reports by Immediate Past State President Marietta Packard Roberts Rog era and Gwen Stratton Marion Buzzell of Old Town will speak on the Clara Soule Fund and membership participation will present for Following the luncheon there will be round table discussions and state committee directives On October 7 there will be a tea for members of Delta Kappa Gamma at the YWCA in Portland Hostess chapters are Beta of Portland and Iota York Chairmen for the occa sion are Mrs Katherine Jordan of Beta Chapter and Mrs Erma Croxford of Iota Chapter This tea is held in conjunction with the Annual State Teachers Convention in Maine and will be from 3:30 to 5pm Date and location for the Alpha Psl State Convention have already been released by President Hayes The convention will be held at the Sedgwick Hotel Bath May 13-14 1966 State officers for the year are: president Miss 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