Two Apparent Break-In Attack Leaves Officer Injured
Biddeford police officer Bowden was hospitalized with non life threatening injuries after a failed rear door break at the Nutshell restaurant on Franklin Street. Two assailants reportedly fled by roofs while Bowden investigated a alley noise and radioed for help. Bowden, with five years prior service, is listed in good condition at Webber Hospital.
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Biddeford
Franklin Street
Everett Bowden
Webber Hospital
Edgar Sevigny
Bowden
Sevigny
Ray's Shoe Store
Army
Albert Elwell
Roger Fecteau
After-dinner speech tricks to stay awake
A lighthearted note advises that the simplest method to endure an after-dinner talk is to deliver it yourself, suggesting humor as a remedy for fatigue during formal speeches.
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Fea. Corp
House Enacts General Fund Bill Sent To Senate
The Maine House enacted a general fund appropriation totaling 226.79 million dollars without debate by a 124 to 4 vote and sent the measure to the Senate. The bill funds state services for 1967 9 at 221.65 million, with the balance for new or expanded programs and construction.
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House
Senate
Augusta
General Fund
Appropriations Committee
Republican House
Haiphong Power Plants Bombed by Naval Air Strikes
U S Navy fliers report severe damage to Haiphong two power plants during raids Thursday near Hanoi. Air Force pilots claim destruction of trains rail yards and storage dumps as B 52s hit enemy positions in North and South Vietnam.
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Saigon
U.S. Navy
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Air Force
Hanoi
U.S
South Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
Tonkin Gulf
Navy
Svetlana Stalin Leaves Switzerland for New York
Svetlana Stalin, daughter of the late Soviet leader, departed Zurich aboard Swissair Flight 100 for New York, due at 2 50 p m. The 42 year old, who arrived in Switzerland on March 11 from India, has been in hiding there since mid March after seeking asylum in New Delhi and obtaining a U S visa. She has a son and daughter in the Soviet Union and has spoken of disillusionment with the Soviet Union and a wish to live in India or the United States.
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Bren
Switzerland
Joseph Stalin
Svetlana
New York
Zurich
Swissair
India
Soviet Union
Brijesh Singh
U.S
New Delhi
Rome
United States
United Rubber Workers Union
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
New York City
Thomas Gawlik
West Virginia
Hanoi Rejects Plans for Viet Butter Zone
Saigon sources report Radio Hanoi rejected a 26 mile demilitarized belt proposal proposed by the United States. North Vietnam called the plan suspicious and said the Americans violated the 17th Parallel. The plan would have allowed a 10 mile pullback by both sides, creating a wider no activity zone observed by an International Control Commission.
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Saigon
Radio
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Council of Ministers
Washington
State Department
United States
U.S
North Vietnam
South China Sea
News Art A Glance
A snapshot of AP items across Vietnam Greece and U S politics. Dozens of lines note raids on Haiphong plants and a 12 mile death strip near the DMZ, Greece’s army takeover, Nixon Romney GOP race prospects, Catholic University affairs, and labor actions.
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Associated Press
Vietnam
Vietnam Demilitarized Zone
U.S
South Vietnam
Vietinam
Haiphong
Greece
Athens
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
George Romney
Catholic University
Senate
Surveyor 3 Extends Arm and Prepares Lunar Digging Tonight
Pasadena AP report details Surveyor 3 extending its telescoping arm at 4:56 a.m. EST and delaying soil trenching until after 7 p.m. EST as remote control resumes from Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The craft captured 1,260 photos in 32 hours while glimmering sun glare faded and earlier soft landings are documented.
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Pasadena
Calif
Surveyor 3
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Goldstone
Surveyor
Surveyor 1
Army Seizes Control in Greece Amid Political Crisis
King Constantine and Premier Canellopoulos staged a military takeover to block leftist opposition ahead of the May 28 parliamentary elections. The coup, aimed at ensuring public order, halted normal life with tanks patrolling Athens and flights and border traffic suspended.
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Rome
Constantine
Greece
Athens
Itanjug
U.S. Air Force
Weisbaden
Germany
U.S
Ata
Balkan
North Atlantic Treaty ‘Organization
Panayloitis Canellopoulos
Center Union
George Papandreou
Andreas
Papandreous
Turkey
Edirne
Gevgelija
Tanjug
Andreas Papandreou
Aspida
Shield
NATO
Papandreou
Defense Ministry
Stephanos Stephanopoulos
Panayiotis Camelopoulos
National Radical Union
Stephanopoulos
John Paraskevopoulos
Canellopoulos
Young Artists Display Animals As Subjects In Contest
More than 100 paintings and drawings are on display at the Biddeford Savings Bank gallery from a junior art contest. Over 2,400 submissions from six York County schools were reviewed by judges to select winners in four prize groups. Announcement of winners is May 1 with judges including Josef M. Arentz and Alphonse Monier and Clayton Cartmill.
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Biddeford
York County
the Bank
Lace
Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic
Old Orchard Beach
Lyman
Dayton and Arundel
Josef M. Arentz
Kennebunkand Kennebunkport
Alphonse Monier
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David C. Richardson
Kitty Hawk
Scarborough
Saco Drive-In
Noble’s Bakery
Stan Miles
Bar Mills
Maine Linoleum CO
Alfred A, Fh
Thornton Academy
Mac
23S
Goldstone Calif
Mainline Shoe CO
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Maine
Cornash
Biddeford Pta
Kennedy School
Childreim
Canora
United Church of Christ
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