GM Faces Mammoth Chore In Fifth Avenue Move
General Motors plans a major relocation of its executive offices from a Broadway building to a new 50 story mark tower on Fifth Avenue. About 3,300 workers on 25 floors will purge files and move furniture, with appraisers cataloging items for possible charity or sale. The move, set for six to eight weekends, aims for improved efficiency, space, central air, carpets, elevators, and a new cafeteria.
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General Motors
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Fifth Avenue
Mang
Savoy-Fifth Avenue Corp
Comptroller’s Office
Informa
Moving Meat Heads
Wallace candidacy could throw election to House
House GOP Leader Ford says Wallace may win enough electoral votes to deny a majority of 279, risking a presidential decision in the House. Kennedy tours Violence Town in Washington amid federal troops in gas masks as he urges justice and ends with a call for unity. Local notices follow with church and college news and vacation plans of Becker Junior College students.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Gerald R. Ford
George C. Wallace
House of Representatives
Ford
ABC
Issues and Answers
Wallace
Robert F. Kennedy
New York Democrat
Capital Footnotes Honor for Dr King Highlighted
A White House research briefing notes Dr Martin Luther King Jr as first Black figure honored by a presidential order to fly flags at half staff. The Republican Coordinating Committee urges high priority on eliminating the educational deficit in concentrated poor cities. A committee report finds cities spend about two thirds per pupil compared with nearby suburbs.
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Martin Luther King Jr
White House
Republican Coordinating Committee
Westmoreland Says U.S. Relatively Strong in Vietnam
General William C. Westmoreland, commander in Vietnam, asserts the United States is militarily in a stronger relative position in South Vietnam. The remark underscores ongoing U.S. assessment of battlefield balance and strategic posture amid the war.
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South Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Angell Family Returns From Florida Vacation
Kennebunk couple Mr and Mrs Leonard Angell and daughter Sally have returned to Dane Street after visiting St Petersburg Florida. They spent an overnight in Richmond Virginia with son and family Mr and Mrs Richard Angell. John Wormwood of Portland Street is a patient at Leech Nursing Home. Mr and Mrs Richard Haskell of Storer Street spent the week in Massachusetts.
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St Petersburg
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Richard Angell
Richmond
John Wormwood
Portland Street
Leech Nursing Home
Storer Street
Richard Haskell Storer
Massachusetts
Postponed Council Meeting At St Margarets Parish Hall
Council St Marguerite meeting moved to Tuesday April 16 at St Margarets Parish Hall. Mrs Lucille Mooers Electa of Minivanca Chapter Order of the Eastern Star attends Fadette Chapter York Electa Night tomorrow at 7 30 p m with neighboring Electas as guests. Ocean Park Extension holds regular meeting tomorrow 10 30 a m at Porter Hall Temple Avenue. Mrs William Graham Miss Ruth Graham of Brunswick and Miss Marian Cartland of Portland were visitors at Old Orchard Beach Saturday.
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St. Margarets
Lucille Mooers
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Order of the Eastern Star
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York
Electas
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Porter Hall
Temple Avenue
William Graham
Ruth Graham
Brunswick
Marian Cartland
Portland
Old Orchard Beach
Sir Walter Scott’s Waverley Novel Emerges Anonymously
Scott began writing Waverley in 1805 and finally published it in 1814 without his name. The work became a major success, launching a celebrated literary series and establishing Scott’s fame.
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Sir Walter Scott
Networks Flexibility After King Assassination Dominates TV
AP dispatch notes networks handled the King assassination aftermath with restraint and flexibility. NBC swapped Meet the Press for King murder coverage. Vietnam The War This Week gave way to King related news. CBS aired a King's associates session. PBS aired a King documentary. Some sports events were postponed and Oscar and Wayne Newton programs shifted to Wednesday.
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NEW York
Martin Luther King Jr
Tele ‘Vision
NBC
Meet the Press
Ramsey
CBS
Martin Luther King
PBS
King
Washington March
Hollywood
ABC
Wayne Newton
Oath Administered To George Washington by Robert R Livingston
Robert R Livingston, a leading statesman of the American Revolution, administered the oath to George Washington when he became the first president of the United States.
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Robert R. Livingston
George Washington
United States
Two Vehicles Involved In Mile 23 Accident
Two crashes near Mile 23 on the Maine Turnpike injured several people. Swen Goranson Jr. of Boston and passenger Marjorie M. Billovick, 21, also of Boston, left the roadway, plunged down a 62 foot embankment after striking guard rails, and were hospitalized at Webber Hospital in Biddeford. A second vehicle, a car driven by James Horne of Framingham with wife Patricia and 16 month old daughter, rolled on the center strip during a stop attempt. no serious injuries. State Troopers Obert Mitchell and Eugene Aube investigated. Fire crews managed a fuel spill.
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Maine Turnpike
Swen Goranson Jr
Boston
Marjorie M. Billovick
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Kennebunk Fire Department
Obert Mitchell
Wells
James Horne
Framingham
Mass
Patricia
Pamela
Horne
Dayan to Leave Hospital After Cave-In Injuries
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, injured in a cave-in at an archaeological dig on March 20, will leave Tel Hashomer hospital on Wednesday and return to work on Saturday wearing a special corset for two broken ribs and a cracked vertebra. He is 52. Also, Mexico’s Benito Juarez descendant Manuel Melendez Juarez arrived in Mexico City as part of the U.S. Air Force Sergeant’s Chair program, saying most relatives were born in the United States. Oliver Knussen received mixed reviews in London after conducting the Royal Festival Hall premiere of his first symphony, with applause and five curtain calls. He described the evening as the happiest of his life.
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Tel Aviv
Moshe Dayan
Tel Hashomer Hospital
Defense Ministry
Mexico City
Mexico
Benito Juarez
U.S. Air Force
Manuel Melendez Juarez
Chihuahua
United States
Teenager’s chance with London Symphony Orchestra
London AP reports a 15 year old boy scored a breakthrough by performing a double debut with the London Symphony Orchestra on Sunday night, marking a notable early milestone in his budding concert career.
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London Symphony Orchestra
Honey Provides Quick Energy and Elephant Domestication Claim
The article states honey supplies rapid energy as it enters the bloodstream. It also asserts that African elephants cannot be domesticated, presenting two distinct, bold claims.
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