Soviet Will Back Cuba If U S Attacks Island
Izvestia said the Soviet Union would side with Cuba if the United States launches a treacherous attack over Cuba amid ongoing reconnaissance flights. The piece defends Cuba’s right to act against intrusions and recalls the 1962 missile crisis, noting U S flights to monitor missile activity.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Soviet Union
Cuba
U.S
U.N
Havana
Washington
President and First Lady mobbed in Indiana visit
President and Mrs. Johnson faced a chaotic welcome from thousands of school children in South Bend as they began a four state poverty tour. amid the melee they toured Lulu Cline Vocational Retraining School meeting unemployed former Studebaker workers and thanking students for their efforts. Local and national officials accompanied the party including Senators Hartke and Bayh and Rep Brademas.
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Indiana
South Bend Ind
Johnson
South Bend
Secret Service
Lulu Cline Vocational Retraining School
Vance Hartke
Birch E. Bayh Jr
John Brademas
Matthew E. Walsh
Lloyd M. Allen
Hartke
Bayh
Brademas
Chicago
Luther H. Hodges
Anthony Celebreeze
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Biddeford Resident to be Ordained Priest in Portland Cathedral
Biddeford resident Raymond Gauthier will be ordained into the priesthood on May 16 at 9 a m in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Portland, with rites led by Most Rev Daniel J Feeney. He will celebrate his first Mass May 17 at 11 a m in St Mary’s Church, Biddeford, followed by a reception. Born June 22 1933 in Peabody, Mass he is son of the late Mr and Mrs William Gauthier.
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Raymond Gauthier
Louise Flynn
Westmore Ave
Biddeford
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Portland
Daniel J. Feeney
Gauthier
St. Mary’s Church
Chuckle on Success and Roles in a Husband Wife Dynamic
A humorous quip notes that a successful man has a wife who tells him what to do and a secretary who does it. The line plays on workplace and domestic authority, implying guidance from both spouse and assistant in achieving success.
Notre Dame Hospital Medical Staff Elects Officers
The medical staff held an April luncheon meeting yesterday for officer elections. Dr. Leopold Viger was chosen president with Dr. G Patrick Shaw as vice president. Dr. Andre Fortier became secretary treasurer. New appointments include Dr. Ottone Renzulli as anaesthesiologist and Dr. Ulrich Moeser as pathologist.
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Notre Dame Hospital
Leopold Viger
G. Patrick Shaw
Andre Fortier
Joseph Patane
Thomas Anton
Ottone Renzulli
Ulrich Moeser
Grants awarded Crono: Maine zoology professor gets $53,429
Dr. James R. Cook of the University of Maine receives federal research grants totaling 53429 for cell development studies. Grants come from the National Institutes of Health and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, the university reports.
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CRONO
James R. Cook
University of Maine
National Institute of Health
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Maine Gov Declares May Senior Citizens Month
Gov. Reed proclaims May as Senior Citizens Month in Maine urging residents to honor aging citizens and support programs designed to enrich their lives.
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Augusta
Maine
Reed
McNamara Announces 63 Military Base Closures and Reductions
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara unveils 63 actions to close or shrink bases depots and arsenals and consolidate offices in 29 states. Projected yearly savings reach 68 million with total operating savings of 551 million and 81,600 civilian jobs eliminated. Some overseas installations affected. NATO forces not involved.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Johnson
Pentagon
Navy
NATO
United States
Nebraska
South Dakota
Louisiana
Ft. Lawton
Seattle
Wash
Florida
Virginia
Watertown Arsenal
Boston
Defense Department
Red China Faces At Least Two Major Crises
U S officials say aging leaders could cede power within 10 to 15 years, altering China’s stance toward the United States. Reports note Maoist strategy of stalemate with the U S while backing revolutions in Africa and a heavy drive to develop atomic weapons. Chinese leaders reportedly view the atomic “spiritual bomb” as central, not defeated by long-range missiles, and rely on large manpower if invaded. Page three continuation promised.
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Washington
China
U.S
Red China
United States
Mao Tse-tung
Africa
Communist Party
State Department
Bureau of Intelligence and Research
Hughes
Laos Leaders Agree To Rebel Conditions Crisis Settlement
Premier Souvanna Phouma and his cabinet say they accept rebel demands for enlarging the government to include right wing figures. Coup leaders insist on military control of Vientiane until a government meeting their terms is formed. Pathet Lao approval remains uncertain as Souphanouvong and the coalition split over the agreement.
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Vientiane, Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Vientiane
Souvanna
Kouprasith Abhay
Siho Lamphouthakoul
Pathet Lao
Laos
Brooks Given Term In Prison
In Bangor Maine William L Brooks 27 of Dexter is sentenced to 6 to 15 years in state prison for the rifle slaying of Ralph Thompson 27 also of Dexter. Brooks was found guilty of manslaughter by Superior Court Justice Abraham Rudman after a trial for murder.
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Bangor
William L. Brooks
Dexter
Superior Court
Abraham Rudman
Brooks
Ralph Thompson
Poissant Named Commander in Biddeford Legion Election
Adrien Poissant was elected commander of the Tighe-Beau doin-Farley Post American Legion during last night’s officer elections at the post home in Biddeford Elm Street. Other officers named include Edmond Pinard first vice commander Alfred Prejean second vice commander Robert Poire adjutant and finance officer Joseph Hanusek chaplain Atty Gerald Nason judge advocate Royal Sheltra service officer and Joseph Zaitlin sergeant at arms. Installation set for May 14 with Donald Leighton Alfred assisting as installing officer. Plans also advanced for a coordinated program with legionnaires from Ace and Old Orchard Beach to place flags on veterans’ graves before Memorial Day.
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Adrien Poissant
Tighe - Beaudoin - Farley
American Legion
Elm Street
Biddeford
Edmond Pinard
Alfred Prejean
Robert Poire
Joseph Hanusek
Atty
Gerald Nason
Royal Sheltra
Joseph Zaitlin
Post
Donald Leighton
Alfred
Ins
Leighton
York County
William Rogers
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Peter Zafirson
Old Orchard Beach High School
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PTA
Ervin Jalbert
Marie Smith
Conrad Hebert
Dorothea Roy
Story
Inary
St. Francis College
St. Mary's Seminary
Baltimore
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Ewing
Fea, Corp
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Texaco
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Dr. Viger
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Maionaeie A
Main Street
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Ing
Thomas L. Hughes
House Appropriations
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Maine Linoleum CO
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Dirigo
Richard Hutchins
Peter Staples
Hutchings
Ogunquit
Staples
Richard Staples
Judson School
Scottsdale
Wells-Ogunquit
Wells High School Student Council
Saco Brick Company
Electrolux Sales & Service
Joseph Durfee
Garnache’s S Seafood Red Street
Roger Frechette
Grace Janelle
St. John’s Hall Cor. Jefferson & Adams Sts
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Vic's
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Daisey Petal
Sace Armory
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