Johnson aims for Latin American market at Punta del Este
President Johnson attends a meeting of Latin American presidents in Punta del Este Uruguay to pursue a common market with reduced tariffs. The plan faces funding uncertainty as Congress debates aid while the region grapples with poverty and feudal landholdings amid slow progress on Alliance for Progress.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Johnson
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Latin America
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Dean Rusk
Rusk
United States
Congress
House
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
District One PTA Meeting Scheduled
District One Parent-Teacher Association plans a meeting at 7 30 p m tomorrow at Kennedy School West Street Biddeford led by district president Mrs Ben Remar with Biddeford PTA hosting York County units and several state officers expected to attend. Delaware was the first state to join the Union.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Kennedy School
West Street
Biddeford
Ben Remar
Remar
York County
Life On The Tube Will Be Back To Normal Shortly
New York AP reports the AFTRA strike ending allowed the Oscar telecast to air on time. Bob Hope hosted a lavish two and a half hour show with Patricia Neal receiving a standing ovation. Winners included A Man for All Seasons and Paul Scofield. Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf won best actress Elizabeth Taylor.
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New York
ABC
Iron Horse
Rat Patrol
Bob Hope
Hollywood
Patricia Neal
Paul Scofield
Elizabeth Taylor
Virginia Woolf
Jover
Chet
David
Johnny Carson
NBC
Dick van Dyke
CBS
Two Prisoners Meet Visitors in Hanoi Reporting Humane Treatment
Two U S prisoners of war in North Vietnam met Western visitors in Hanoi on March 16 and reported humane treatment. Jean Michel Krivine, a Paris surgeon, and Prof John B Neilands of UC Berkeley described the scene to the New York Times. One prisoner, Maj Jack Williamson Bomar of San Antonio Texas, greeted visitors with a slow bow while on crutches.
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New York
North Vietnam
U.S
New York Times
Bertrand Russsell
Jack Williamson Bomar
San Antonio
iTex
The
Times
Jean-Michel Krivine
Paris
John B. Neilands
University of California At Berkeley
Hanoi
War on measles nearing final U S victory says surgeon general
U S surgeon general predicts near complete measles eradication within the year four years after vaccine licensing. He cites vaccination progress as pivotal while health officials seek to stamp out the routine disease with serious after effects. The State Department reports no contact with Quakers who sailed to North Vietnam to deliver medical supplies. the Phoenix pacifists have returned to Hong Kong from Hanoi.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
U.S
William H. Stewart
House Appropriations
State Department
North Vietnam
The
Phoenix
Hong Kong
Hanoi
Carl Barthh
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Barth
Government split on electric car development roles
The Federal Power Commission urges direct government participation in electric car development while the Commerce Department calls it unnecessary and undesirable at this time.
Sale planned by Ste Anne Sodality at Notre Dame Church
A three day sale organized by Ste Anne Sodality of Notre Dame de Lourdes Church Saco will run Friday 9 30 to noon for children Saturday 1 to 10 p m and Sunday 8 to 7 p m Special prizes were awarded at the meeting with coffee and refreshments on Sunday morning Lunch will be served at the event and plans for the next meeting were announced Also noted was a report on tire purchases by women in Akron Ohio who now buy about 15 percent of replacements nationwide per Goodyear.
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Ste. Anne’s Sodality of Notre Dame de Lourdes
Saco
Notre Dame School Hall
Beach Street
Irene Pinard
Philip Roux
Laura Neault
Delianne Boissonneault
Marie Anna Auger
Richard Auger
Nancy Labrecque
Bernadette Coulombe
Yvette Croteau
Jeannette Danforth
Eva Dinsmore
David St. Amand
Ernest Valliere
Peter Plourde
Pauline Martel
Leda Cabana
Rachel Saucier
Yvette Ledoux
Rose Bragdon
Gedeon Bergeron
Arthur Belisle
Pauline Paul
Lorraine Doyon
Germaine Bourcier
Emelie Ouellette
Paul Beaudoin
Rita Picard
Doris Rheaume
Therese Cartier
NAACP rejects King plan to merge civil rights and peace movement
New York AP The NAACP board of 60 voted unanimously against Dr. Martin Luther King's proposal to fuse civil rights and antiwar efforts. The resolution calls the move a serious tactical mistake and says civil rights battles must be fought on their own merits regardless of world war or peace conditions. King urged U S withdrawal from Vietnam and called for conscientious objection by whites of good will.
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United States
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Nicaragua
Spain
Puerto Rico
Philippines
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Europe
Asia
Cuba
Latin America
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Martin Luther King
NAACP
King
April Events at Ocean Park Highlight Local Gatherings
Ocean Park schedules three April events. The Men's Fellowship supper program meets Friday at Porter Memorial Hall at 6 p.m. with crab meat stew rolls pie and coffee plus two sound motion pictures. Patriots Day coffee hour follows April 19. The Toilers by the Sea missionary society hosts a spring community supper April 22 at 6 p.m. in Porter Hall featuring beans casse rolls salads pies and coffee.
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Ocean Park
Porter Memorial Hall
Harvey E. Bunker
Herschel E. Bates
Edward P. Johnson
James D. Tarbox
John White
Porter Hall
Ocean Parkers
Russell K. Smith
William E. Connell
Kenneth E. Cox
Elva M. Frizzle
G. Stephen Johnston
Toilers-by-the-Sea
Winter Missionary Society
Wallace State Laws Rule Out Third Party Bid
State election laws appear to rule out a third party bid by former Alabama Governor George Wallace in New Hampshire’s presidential primary. Democratic leaders say they will oppose any attempt to challenge President Johnson. Wallace has hinted at a third party run next March but the secretary of state says no recognized third party exists for a separate ballot.
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Concord
N.H
Alabma
George Wallace
Johnson
Wallace
Secretary of State
Thearty
New Hampshire
John W. King
Thomas J. McIntyre
Youth For America
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Dartmouth College
Powell Heavy Choice To Win Back Position
Adam Clayton Powell, Harlem candidate, faces weak turnout risk in the special election for his old House seat in New York’s 18th district. Opponents Lucille Pickett Williams and Rev Ervin Yearling challenge as Powell’s legal issues continue to loom. If victorious, Powell would face House seating questions over his 90th Congress exclusion and a possible new certificate of election.
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New York
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
18Th
Powell
Lucille
Pickett Williams
James H. Meredith
Ervin F. Yearling
L. Joseph Overton
Congress
Bimini
Bahamas
House
90Th Congress
John W. McCormack
Russian Film Set For St Francis at College Cafe
The St Francis College NFCCS hosts a 7:30 P M screening of The Cranes Are Flying directed by Mikhail Kalatozov. The free event is part of a semester festival highlighting great directors and will include a post film group discussion.
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Mikhial Kalatazov
St. Francis College
National Federation of Catholic College Students
Franciscan College
NFCCS
Kalatazov
Factory enforces on-site shaving for male workers in Prague
CTK reports a Prague plant producing razor blades requires male employees to shave at work in a dedicated shaving room used for technical control. Management regrets many women are employed there and says tests cannot be extended to all staff.
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Prague
Jecicko
CTK
High Pressure Area Blamed For Cold Spell
Portland officials attribute Maine’s cold snap to a Canadian high pressure system that moved offshore after Sunday’s rain. Strong winds up to 35 mph prevented deeper lows, with Greenville at 13 and Portland Airport at 26. A warming trend is expected to begin tonight.
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Portland
Canada
Maine
U.S
Bureau
Local Residents Return From Winter Retreats
Miss Jessie Hamberton of 44 School St is a patient at Webber Hospital. Mrs Laura Bent of Saco Avenue recently returned from a winter in St Petersburg Florida. Mr and Mrs Leo Pratt have come home from Fort Lauderdale Florida. Mr and Mrs Irving McNay of Whitman West Grand Avenue returned from Miami Florida. Mrs Gordon Allgrove of Eden Lane is reported a patient at Maine Osteopathic Hospital in Portland.
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Jessie Hamberton
School St
Webber Hospital
Laura Bent
Saco Avenue
St. Petersburg
Fla
Leo Pratt
Fort Lauderdale
Iving McNays
Whitman
West Grand Avenue
Miami
Gordon Allgrove
Eden Lane
Maine Osteopathic Hospital
Portland
Church Society Sets Spring Luncheon at Village Vestry
Mrs. Mattie Bliss heads the Washington Avenue Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service as general chair for the annual spring luncheon to be served April 13 from 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m in the church vestry. Members assist in preparations as snow and parking delayed the move from March. Nearby towns and locals are invited to attend.
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Old Orchard Beach
Mattie Bliss
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Washington Avenue Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
St. Patrick’s Day
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