Lund Mfg to Expand in Saco Park with 200 Jobs Target
Lund Mfg Co of Biddeford announces option to buy 25 acres in Saco Industrial Park for expansion. President Wendell B. Lund says 20 000 sq ft minimum building, potential staff rise from 50 to 150 200, with operation planned in early fall. Mayor Doyle welcomes new industry and city pledges cooperation.
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Lund Mfg. Co
Biddeford
Saco
Wendell B. Lund
Land Mfg. Co
New Britain Machine Co
Lund
Donald C. Doyle
Lund Mfg. C
North Street
Lynn Flex Industries
Northeast Gases Inc
Co-Hen Egg Co
Lund Manufacturing Co
Robert G. Ransone
Maine Department of Economic Development
A. Raymond Gannon
Saco Industrial Corp
U S Pounds North Vietnam Amid Major Air Campaign
U S warplanes conducted 133 raids over North Vietnam as monsoon weather lingered. One F105 Thunderchief and 503rd American plane were lost, while ground fighting near Saigon and along the Ho Chi Minh Trail continued with heavy artillery support and B52 strikes in Thua Thien. U Thant warned that peace depends on stopping bombing during his India visit.
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North Vietnam
United States
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
U.S
Hanoi
Jones
Tonkin Gulf
Thailand
South Vietnam
17Th Parallel
North
Panhandle
Mu Gia Pass
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Dong Hoi
Thua Thien
Binh Long
Demilitarized Zone
Ben Hai River
Vietnams
Trung Luong
New Delhi
U.N
U Thant
Thant
India
Chuckle quote on women and fools
A humorous adage notes that for every woman who makes a fool out of a man there is a woman who makes a man out of a fool, attributed to a general market source.
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WRR Gen
Fea. Corp
Saco Police to Step Up Radar Use
Saco police will increase radar enforcement immediately amid rising speeding complaints across the city. Chief Robert Foran said the number of complaints is growing and action will be taken to curb speeding.
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Saco Police
Saco
Robert Foran
Foran
Biddeford Zoning Law Challenged in Maine Supreme Court
In Biddeford Maine a pre trial conference raised questions about the validity of the city zoning ordinance. Laverriere seeks to use land at 20 King Street for a commercial woodworking shop and challenges the legality of the planning board and ordinance adoption. Justice Armand A Dufresne Jr will hear arguments this afternoon.
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Alfred
Biddeford
Auguste Laverriere
King St
Maine
Supreme Judicial Court
Armand A. Dufresne, Jr
Lewiston
Attys. T. A. Fitanides
Laverriere
Marcel Viger
Pool Road
Land of St. Louis Alumni Association
Amedee Marcoux
Clifford Park
Gilbert Boucher
Fitanides
Maine General Fund Bill Proposes 226 Million Budget
The Appropriations Committee unveiled a 226,786,789 General Fund budget, about 246,000 under the governor’s plan, with 2.85 million extra for education and shifts within the mix. The plan preserves U Maine funding, adds 8 percent faculty raises, and keeps or revises programs including health and welfare and economic development.
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Augusta
General Fund
Curtis
Legislative Appropriations Committee
Richard N. Berry
Cape Elizabeth
Health & Welfare Department
Department
Berry
University of Maine
Department of Economic Development
U. of M
New England
Johnson meets Latin chiefs amid fortress security in Uruguay
President Johnson arrives in Punta del Este for talks with 18 Latin American nations focused on the Alliance for Progress, trade and credits. Officials seek a tentative declaration while warning major points remain unresolved, with security tight and demonstrations reported in Montevideo.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Johnson
U.S
Hemisphere
Beaulieu
Montevideo
el Popular
Rusk
Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Curtis appoints Marshall PUC chairman amid Violette opposition
Gov. Curtis names David K. Marshall of Old Orchard Beach as chairman of the Public Utilities Commission replacing Frederick N. Allen. He says Elmer H. Violette remains Curtis preferred but blocked by the Executive Council. Marshall takes over next Monday with Allen remaining on the panel.
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Curtis
Newsmen
Violette
Council
Marshall
Old Orchard Beach
Allen
Old Faces Back On Camera As AFTRA Ends Strike
Newscasts resume with David Brinkley and colleagues returning to air after AFTRA ratified a three year contract with ABC CBS and NBC. The agreement raises weekly base pay for about 100 local New York Chicago and Los Angeles newsmen to 300 and grants 25 percent of talent fees retroactive to last March 1.
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David Brinkley
Chet Huntley
Walter Cronkite
Peter Jennings
Hugh Downs
Arnold Zenkers
Russ Tornadones
American Federation of Radio and Television Artists
ABC
CBS
NBC
AFTRA
National Board
Chicago
Los Angeles
Tom Glennon
Huntley
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Appropriations Committee
Kennedy School
Fife and Drum Corps
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Roxanne Poirier
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John van Meter
Elaine Belisie
Charles Mouzas
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