Maine Job Corps Center Closings Draw AP Protests
The Associated Press reports Maine Job Corps centers facing shutdowns as Democrats officials condemn the decision. Governor Curtis and lawmakers urge reconsideration while Poland Springs and Acadia centers prepare for transition. About 1,100 women students at Poland Springs and 400 youths at Acadia would seek training elsewhere, with current staff and budgets noted.
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Associated Press
Maine
Peas
Edmund Waskie
William D. Hathaway
Peter N. Kyros
Nixon
Labor Department
Gov
Curtis
Cadia National Park
Poland Springs
Capety
John Nevins
Acadia Center
Clairey Dewsing
Deneney
Washington
Labor Secy
George P. Schultz
Robert G. Lake
Col. Sol _ Ernst
Bat
Nixon Administration Sees Budget Surplus Near $6 Billion
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration now expects a fiscal 1970 surplus close to 6 billion dollars after deep cuts in welfare and defense. The surplus follows an agency by agency review of the Johnson budget, which had forecast a 3.5 billion surplus, and signals further revisions when Congress returns after Easter.
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Washington
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Congress
Defense
St Louis Regional High School Band Plans Thank You Parade
Marcel Drapeau announces a 6:30 p.m. assemble at St Joseph's Parish Hall Biddeford for a Thank You parade through Green Street South Street Jefferson Street Main Alfred Street and back for a 7 p.m. concert film slides and a Q and A on St Patrick's Day participation open to the public free of charge. If weather is bad the parade is canceled though the concert proceeds.
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St. Louis
Marcel Drapeau
St. Joseph's Parish Hall
Green Street
Biddeford
South Street
Jefferson Street
Main Street
Alfred Street
New York City
Drapeau
Doctor To Become Conductor In London Dream
London AP A middle aged doctor plans a debut as a symphonic conductor spending about 7200 pounds at 52. Dr Michael Bialoguski hires Roya Bert Hall New Philharmonic Orchestra and pianist Fou Ts'ong for a April 29 program including Beethoven Fourth Symphony and Chopin Second Piano Concerto. He fled Poland in WWII and reached Australia with forged papers claiming intelligence service links and a role in the 1954 Petrov defection. He trained as a physician in Australia and played violin with the Sydney Symphony before moving to England for medical practice in Epsom.
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London
Royabert Hall
New Philharmonic Orchestra
Fou Ts’ong
Michael Bialoguski
Thoven
Chopin
England
Epsora
The
Arthritis Drive Chairmen Named for Biddeford and Saco
Mrs. Samuel Osher and Mrs. Alcide Deschambeault named general chairmen for Biddeford and Saco as The Arthritis Foundation launches its 1969 drive led by Dr. Robert S. Richie of Scarborough and Portland. The campaign opens May 4 with a Victory March house to house solicitation in both cities aimed at boosting local support and funding arthritis research.
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Samuel Osher
Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
Deschambeault
Phyllis Fournier
Alcide Deschambeault
Most Holy Trinity Church
Office of
Register of Deeds
York County
Court House
Alfred
Democratic Committee
Saco Democratic Committee
Saco Catholic Women's Club
Osher
Surviving the Hue Massacre A Hero’s Escape Story
Duy Day, a Hue official, recounts the 1968 Tet offensive mass killings near Hue. He was tied with nine others, left to cross a river, freed himself during a guard shift, and fled into reeds as the guards fired. He later reported the massacre to Hue authorities and learned his mother had been killed in his hamlet.
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Hue
Vietnam
Duy
Ral
Day
An Ha
Weu
Yi Vang
Soviet hydrogen power push seen as near-term goal
AP science writer Frank Carey reports Soviet scientists are closing the gap in harnessing hydrogen fusion for power. Academician Lev Artsimovich cites progress toward hotter, denser plasmas and larger machines, with goals of sustained high temperatures and longer confinement. American officials note hydrogen fusion could bypass uranium and enable abundant electricity.
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Washington
David Rose
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Lev A. Artsimovich
Soviet Union
Rose
United States
Sener
Artsimovich
Mass Meeting Call for Local 305 Members
The notice invites West Point Pepperell employees to a mass meeting of Local 305 T W U A AFL CIO at Central Theater on Sunday April 13 at 11 00 a m. Alex Anastasoff, Director, urges attendance for future plans.
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T.W.U.A
Afl-Cio
West Point-Pepperell
Central Theater
Pepperell
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Harry Sawyer
Robert Spears
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