Exchange Student Guest of Beach Club Meeting
Ocean Park Toilers by the Sea held a meeting at Porter Hall Temple Avenue led by President Mrs Elva Frizzle with devotions by Mrs Ethel Rowlands. Reports read and accepted. plans discussed for the Saree on April 20. Gifts for Home Missions dedicated by Mrs Rowlands. Speaker Miss Ragnhild Eriksen from Oslo spoke on Norway Today with slides. Refreshments served. Others present listed. Also note: intellectual dissent crackdown mentioned with writers protests and Shchipachev’s remark.
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Ocean Park
Toilers-by the-Sea
Porter Hall
Temple Avenue
Elva Frizzle
Ethel Rowlands
Rowlands
Hilma Barrett
Ragnhild Eriksen
Thornton Academy
Oslo
Norway
Ruby Brown
Marion Hanscom
Marion White
Evelyn Bryant
Mary Coburn
Ida Dexter
Flo Gordanier
Lillian Jakeman
Luella Munn
Rachel Scott
Georgia Severance
Ruth Severance
Exhibition Baseball Results and Upcoming Games
The Associated Press reports Tuesday results include Philadelphia 1 over Boston 0 and Cincinnati 4 over Houston 2. Washington beat Boston 5 4 Detroit defeated Chicago A 5 to 1, Pittsburgh won 3 2 over Oakland, and Los Angeles 5 Chicago N 4. San Francisco 6 Cleveland 1 St Louis 3 New York N 2 Baltimore 2 New York A 1 in 12 innings. Friday schedule features Philadelphia vs Boston in Clearwater Florida St Louis vs Oakland in St Petersburg Florida Houston vs Minnesota in Houston LA vs Cleveland in Tucson Arizona New York N vs San Francisco in Phoenix Chicago N vs Chicago A in San Antonio Texas and Washington vs New York A in Fort Lauderdale Florida.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Houston
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Baltimore
Clearwater
Fla
St Petersburg
Fila
Minnesota
Tucson
Ariz
Phoenix
San Antonio
Tex Washington
Fort Lauderdale
San Francisco Wins Western Semifinals Over St Louis 4-2
In a tight Tuesday NBA game, the Warriors defeated the St. Louis Hawks 111 to 106 to clinch the Western Division Semifinals in six games. The series moves San Francisco to the conference finals.
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Associated Press
NBA
San Francisco
St. Louis
Denver
New Orleans
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Fresno heavyweights clash in Foster Moore bout
In Fresno Mac Foster halted Sonny Moore in Dallas style boxing display. Foster pressed early with jabs and power shots, forcing Moore to abandon his rhythm and seek survival as the Fresno crowd watched intently.
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Fresno
Calif
Mac Foster
Sonny Moore
Dallas
Aiken Praises McCarthy As Talks Turn To 1968 Race
Montpelier Vermont Senator George D Aiken the senior Republican in the U S Senate praised Democratic presidential candidate Eugene McCarthy as a good fellow with character intellect and courage. In a telephone briefing with Rutland Herald and Burlington Free Press reporters he hinted he might back Nixon or other candidates if it shifts the field and noted Johnsons decision not to seek reelection leaves Nixon as the hawk in the race. Aiken up for reelection has not announced his plans for 1968.
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Associated Press
Montpelier
George D. Aiken
U.S. Senate
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Gene
Aiken
Rutland Herald
Burl Free Press
Phil Hoff
Vermont
Nelson A. Rocke
Rocky
New York
Feller
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Soldier Hallucinates? Corp Gale Hospitalized After AWOL
Pfc Richard C Gale 19 of Coventry Conn has been jailed since March 19 after arrest for being absent without leave from the Army He was found guilty March 29 but sentencing was delayed Tuesday to allow counsel Lt John S Horne more time to gather evidence Gale who resigned from the Army was jailed by the FBI and hospitalized Saturday after contracting a fever Doctors recommended his move from solitary confinement in the stockade.
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FT. Devens
Mass
Richard C. Gale
Coventry
Conn
Ince
Gale
John S. Horne
FBI
Army
Boxing Roundup: Last Night's Fights Across Cities
In Walpole Ted Whitfield of Brockton out pointed Dave Ditmar in a 146 to 147 bout. Wayne Heath of Los Angeles outpointed Ghi in San Antonio. Bont Fuji of Japan knocked out Roberto Philippines in Sapporo. Jimmy Ralston of Buffalo stopped Hermon Dixon of Miami. Rollie Penaroya of Stockton beat Wallace Brooks Jr. of Phoenix, and Jose Moreno stopped Richie Flores of Phoenix.
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Associated Press
Walpole
Mass
Ted Whitfield
Brockton
Dave Ditmar
White Plains
N.Y
San Antonio
Tex
Wayne Heath
Los Angeles
Ge Ghi
Argent Sapporo
Ee Bont Fuji
Japan
Roberto
Philippines
Nontitle
Buffalo
Jimmy Ralston
Herman
Fort Devens Spokesman Reveals AWOL Soldier Details
A Ft Devens spokesman said Gale was fed intravenously and had a four day hunger strike at Fort Dix before writing his company commander in December declaring resignation from the Army to avoid Vietnam. The maximum sentence for AWOL is six months at hard labor with two thirds pay withheld for six months.
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Ft. Devens
Gale
Fort Dix
N.J
Vietnam
Ft.vens
Naval Air Rework facility expands at Quonset Point
Construction will begin soon on a 1.5 million project to enlarge the Naval Air Rework facility at Quonset Point. By fall, the air craft assembly hanger and a new aircraft from building will be added to permit an uninterrupted assembly line from paint stripping to final checks, a Navy spokesman said. Expansion will not increase employment at the facility, the state's largest single employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quonset, Point, R. I
Naval Air
Quonset Point
Navy
Kennebunk Couple Honored at Anniversary Party
Kennebunk March 23 affair honored Mr. and Mrs. Gail Boston at 26 Pleasant Street. Hosts were their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. James Severance of Biddeford. A buffet supper, centerpiece anniversary cake, and a money tree marked the celebration with many Kennebunk guests and several absentees listed.
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Kennebunk
Gail Boston
Pleasant St
James Severance
Graham St
Biddeford
Henry Severance
Earl Hilton
Langdon Horne
Mae Allen
Frances Rodway
Judith Rodway
Falmouth
Frank Hilton
Lawrence Allen
Charles Rodway Jr
Raymond Going
Arundel
Dog pen latch unfastened. German shepherd stolen
Columbia authorities report the latch on a dog pen behind the Richland County Health Department was left open and Son the German shepherd belonging to county dog catcher Bob Day was taken. The theft prompted an investigation by local animal control teams.
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Columbia, S.C
Richland County
Bob Day
Sabah mobilizes troops for possible infiltrator threat
In Malaysia, Deputy Prime Minister Razak announced partial mobilization in Sabah to guard against possible infiltration by armed Filipinos. Troops will be increased, civilian defense groups formed, and a vigilante night-watch corps drafted from selected youths in a broad security measure.
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Kuching
Malaysia
North Borneo
Sabah
Tun Abdul Razak
Jordan Rejects UN Observers Along Cease Fire Line
King Hussein told U.N. envoy Gunnar Jarring that Jordan will not allow U.N. observers on the cease fire line with Israel, saying such posting would amount to recognizing Israel’s claim to the West Bank. Israel seized that territory from Jordan in the June war.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
U.N
Gunnar Jarring
Israel
West Bank
Jordan River
Congo Chad Central African States form mutual aid union
Fort Lamy Chad reports the Congo Chad and the Central African Republic forming the Union of Central African States a common market and military alliance pledging mutual aid in case of foreign aggression and policy harmony on development industry transport and telecommunications in a charter signed Tuesday night. Moscow AP notes two veteran Soviet writers who faced 1963 liberal crackdown criticized current liberals and those who sign letters aiding imperialist propaganda at a Literary Gazette meeting.
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Fort Lamy
Chad
Congo
Central African Republic
Union of Central African States
Moscow
Literaturnaya Gazeta
the Literary Gazette
Stepan P. Shchipachev
Alexei Surkov
Communist Party
Bank robbers flee with cash after masked hold up
In Nashville two masked gunmen robbed a branch bank while staff watched a training film on robbery procedures. They emptied drawers, forced five tellers and 10 customers to the floor and escaped with 12,979 dollars. In Heyworth a truck driver reported his wife lost with a truckload of elephants, prompting a countywide search. he later returned with the elephants and the Shrine Circle members assisted.
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Nashville, Tenn
Heyworth
Ill
Criticism of U.S. in Saigon Press Grows
AP reports Saigon English and Vietnamese papers show increased anti American sentiment amid war escalation and a crackdown on censorship. A Saigon Daily News columnist Van Minh accuses U S advisers of moral failures while noting front page censorship and a series on U S mistakes in Vietnam.
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Siagon
South Vietnam
Saigon
America
Aar
U.S
United States
Slices of Life
van Minh
Cong Chung
ViIelnlall
Vail iWeisin
Vietnam
Meerschaun Mineral Found Near Black Sea For Wires
Meerschaun a white soft mineral used in wires cigar holders and cigarette components is scraped by fingernail. It sometimes flares in the Black Sea and is often mistaken for sea foam. A ke note in music is the first note of the scale.
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Black Sea
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Cutts Avenue
Saco
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Shchipachev
Howe’s Highway
Wells
Armstrong
New England
Palorg
THE
Calcutta
India
Midnapore
West Bengal
the Statesman
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Wrst
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Maine
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