Vietnam warns of new war after Laos bombing and Cambodia action
North Vietnam warned that renewed U S bombing in Laos and ground actions in Cambodia threaten to trigger a large new war in Indochina. Lao Communist reports say civilian casualties and damage resulted from U S air strikes as Hanoi accuses Washington and Saigon of violating the peace treaty. Pentagon officials call the Tha Vieng advance a flagrant ceasefire violation. White House briefings followed.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U. S
Laos
Cambodia
Indochina
Army Journal
Radio
United States
South Vietnam
Pentagon
Tha Vieng
Jerry W. Friedheim
White House
Nixon cautions Hanoi amid Laos fighting and Vietnam War tensions
White House spokesmen express concern over North Vietnamese violations in Laos. Kissinger denies plan to return to Paris for talks with Hanoi but does not rule out the possibility. Nixon rebukes North Vietnam for cease-fire violations while condemning reported North Vietnamese troop movements.
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Gerald L. Warren
Laos
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Paris
Hanoi
Nixon
Ence
U.S
South Vietnam
Aviation Pioneer Harry M. Jones Dies at 82
Old Orchard Beach AP Harry M. Jones aviation pioneer died in Tulsa Oklahoma at 82 after retirement as an inspector for the Civil Aeronautics Administration He piloted the first air parcel post Boston to New York in 1913 delivering 10 mail pieces and a jug of Boston baked beans in 52 days He also flew a night flight over New York City and made the first Boston Common plane landing on January 2 1913 The 1919 Portland Augusta mail flight and 1930s role as first aerial policeman in New England are noted.
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Old Orchard
BEACH
Harry M. Jones
Air Parcel Post
Boston
New York
Jones
Tulsa
Okla
Civil Aeronautics Administration
New York City
Providence
al Jones
Brooklyn
Boston Common
Portland
Augusta
New Eng
State Park Approved for Saco with Stipulations
The Maine Board of Environmental Protection approved a 199 acre Saco state park with seven standard stipulations and three specific add‑on conditions. Traffic, groundwater, and local input concerns are addressed before construction, with full operation hoped by summer 1975 and winter use possible at Long Pond. Local opposition from residents and the Planning Board persists.
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State Board of Environmental Protection
Saco
Department of Environmental Protecion
David Leake
Dep
Parks Department
Saco Planning Board
Shape, Symmetry and Sun to Build Plant in Biddeford Park
The Biddeford Economic Improvement Commission announced at the Mayor's office that Shape Symmetry and Sun Inc will erect a 10,000 sq ft manufacturing facility on four acres in Biddeford Industrial Park. Construction is underway, half finished, aiming for completion in mid May and production starting in June with about 46 employees. The company has operated for about two weeks.
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Biddeford
Shape Symmetry and Sun Inc Opens Elm Street Plant
Gets New Industry out of a building on Elm St with 15 employees and a tripartite loan approved by the Sixth Business Development Corporation. Financing covers 60 percent Casco Bank and Trust 30 percent SBA and 10 percent local development group. Anthony Gelardi described the business at a press briefing with Paul Gelardi. The company designs manufactures plastic products and related machinery.
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Elm St
Sixth Business Development Corporation
Paul Gelardi
Shape, Symmetry and Sun, Inc
Thornton Students Take Spring Tour Of Russia
About 140 Thornton Academy students travel with William Farrington and Lorne Goodall on a Spring vacation trip to the Soviet Union. The group, delayed two days by Moscow accommodations, will visit Helsinki, Leningrad including the Hermitage, Moscow’s Kremlin Red Square Lenin’s Mausoleum and the Bolshoi. They study civics and communist works in preparation, with visas required.
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Winter Palace
Leningrad
University of Maine
William Farrington
Lorne Goodall
Goodall
South Portland High School
Soviet Union
Farrington
Thornton History Department
Thornton
I's al
Moscow
Thornton-South Portland
Boston
Helsinki
Finland
Kremlin
Red Square
Lenin's
Marx
Lenin
Stalin
Nicholas
Alexandra
Ayn Rand
Ivan IV
Judith Anderson
Frederic Blow
Stephan Butland
James Cloutier
Rochelle Cook
Therese Demeule
Deborah Hyjort
Barbara Husser
O'Neil LeBlanc
Elizabeth Mazeiko
Jay Nathanson
Kathleen Stewart
Patricia Blow
Kittery Naval Prison Closes After 75 Years of Service
The Navy’s last remaining prison at Seavey Island near Portsmouth Harbor is ordered closed by the Defense Department. Marine Lt. Col. Walter Domina notes 404 inmates remain as the 30 year veteran prepares to retire and plans to transfer prisoners to other facilities.
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Associated Press
Kittery
America
Guantanamo Bay
Seavey Island
Portsmouth Harbor
Navy
Marine Corps
Southeast Asia
Domina
Blooming Bicycle Boom Reflects Health, Environment, and Style
The rise in bicycle ownership spans all ages as Americans seek eco friendly transport and fitness. Quinn's Cycle Mart reports doubled sales and triple service work, while Schwinn rationing limits dealer supply. The trend brings theft, safety regulation needs, and calls for more riding venues.
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Andre Dupont
Dupont’s
Biddeford
Dupont
Prices Little Changed After Meat Price Ceiling Enforcements
The Associated Press finds limited movement in lamb beef and pork prices across 11 cities after the Nixon administration’s price ceilings began. About 46 percent of 40 items stayed the same, 20 percent rose, 2 percent fell, and 10 unavailable. Pork shows the largest drop as supply increases and competition drives prices below ceiling.
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Associated Press
Internal Revenue Service
Nixon
al Liefort
Neb’s
Phoenix
Jack Anderson
Big Bear
Columbus
Ohio
Anderson
Inside The Journal Cartoons Classifieds 13 14-15 10 et Obituaries
A compact insert page with cartoons classifieds and mini page features. Includes obituaries and sports items from the Journal section.
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