Nixon Orders Continuation of Reconnaissance Flights
President Nixon ordered that reconnaissance flights near North Korea be continued and protected, saying the action is a fact not a threat. He noted 56,000 U.S. troops in South Korea and cited the North Korean attack on a Navy EC 121 with 31 deaths as context for the policy. He also voiced optimism on Vietnam peace and denied unilateral U.S. withdrawal.
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Korea a land of many faces in a tense era
Asia faces a trio of paths as South Korea balances growth, political reform, and defense. Park Chung-hee, 51, faces pressure over a possible third term while his party pushes a constitutional amendment amid strong opposition.
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Concord Rebels Fire Up Patriot's Day Observances
Concord, Massachusetts marks Patriot's Day with a four day celebration after legislators moved observance to Monday April 21. The Independent Battery will fire 21 cannon rounds at dawn as reenactments recall 1775 with Dr. Seymour A. DiMare reenacting Dr. Samuel Prescott and a downtown parade following a two ball start.
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No Journal On Holiday Observance Patroits Day
The Biddeford Saco Journal will not publish Saturday editions on Patriots Day holiday. All departments are closed and will resume Monday morning. The Tiny Journal usually issued on Saturdays will be published on Monday.
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Restau sign ribbing diners with cheerful tease
A Chuckle Sign outside a restaurant jokes patrons not to stand outside miserable but to come inside and get fed up, turning a grumble into a playful invitation.
News At A Glance Highlights From Around the World
The AP roundup covers Nixon news conference fallout and family reactions to the downed U S Navy plane. Prague braces for protests after Dubcek replacement. A Job Corps study fuels debate on Nixon reductions. Sirhan Sirhan appeals verdict penalty phase set in Los Angeles. Viet Cong overrun a Delta hamlet killing five and wounding nineteen.
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Maine cites six cities as major air polluters
Dr. Franklin Woodard told the Legislative Natural Resources Committee that Rockland Rumford Old Town Augusta Auburn and the Portland area are major air pollution offenders. He called for Maine to enact its first air pollution law establishing air quality regions and emission standards. The bill aims to address inadequate treatment methods and poor siting of industry amid weather challenges and apathy among officials and citizens.
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Sirhan’s Father Vows Revenge After Kennedy Killing
The father of Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, convicted of killing Senator Robert F. Kennedy, swore revenge on American politicians if his son is executed. He said the act would be more than words and blamed Kennedy for provoking the killing. He praised his son and attacked the deputy prosecutor, while calling for peace.
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Sirhan Guilty of First Degree Murder in RFK Killing
The jury convicts Sirhan Bishara Sirhan of first degree murder in the RFK assassination. The penalty phase begins Monday to decide life or death, with life likely to bar parole for at least seven years. The case includes requests to present Arab-Israeli context and conflicting defenses over mitigating testimony.
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