Background on the Vietnam War from Browne interview
Malcolm W. Browne, AP chief in South Viet Nam, answers reader questions about the war. He says fighting and casualties persist with no clear gain, the Viet Cong recruiting as fast as it loses, and a possible indefinite outcome. He notes deep American involvement short of combat divisions and fears a swift Diem government collapse without U.S. support.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Associated Press
South Viet Nam
United States
Saigon
Washington
America
Viet Nam
White House
Americca
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Southeast Asia
CIA
Korea
Frederick Nolting
North Viet Nam
China
Mme. Ngo Dinh Mhu
Mme. Nhu
Laos
Mekong River Delta
Birds and Animals Also Attacked By Spring Fever
The article describes springtime behavioral shifts in parakeets including mating displays, feeding rituals, and possible irritability or nesting behaviors. It advises owners to manage mirrors and toys, cover cages at night, and note how daylight and artificial lighting influence mood. It also warns about escapes through open windows or doors and suggests steps to coax a lost bird back home.
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THE
PET Forum
Ocean Park church women meet for Lydia circle gathering
Lydia circle of Saco United Baptist Church met at Ocean Park with Helen Smith leading devotions and Ruby Brown dedicating the Love Gift. Next meeting set for May 23 at 1 30 p m in Porterhall Ocean Park. Guests served by Ruth Nickerson Myrtle Watson Florence Johnson Maude Rowell Elizabeth Wilson Ruth Severance Georgia Severance Edna Sulis Agnes King Fthel Whitten Dorothy Phillips Isabelle Perkins and Ruby Brown. The engagement of Sally Ann Lantagne to Charles Ray Johnson is announced with details of families schooling and roles. Wedding planned July 20 at St James Methodist Pasadena.
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Lydia Circle
Saco United
Maude Rowell
Elizabeth Wilson
Ruth Severance
Georgia Severance
Edna Sulis
Agnes King
Fthel Whitten
Dorothy Phillips
Isabelle Perkins
Ruby Brown
Sally Ann Lantagne
Lawrence E. Lantagne
Pasadena
Calif
Charles Ray Johnson
Ray Johnson
Oxnard
Miss Lantagne
Frank Lantagne
Biddeford
Wilfrid Petit
Covina High School
Pasadena City College
Delta Epsilon Sorority
Pasadena Venture Club
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Oxnard High School
National Technical Schools
Order of DeMolay
Johnson’s Radio and Television
St. James Methodist Church
Local Medical Recruitment Tea Planned by Maine Center
The Maine Medical Center in Portland drives a growing recruitment program with high school pre medical clubs and hospital visits. Mrs. Wolfahrt of Saco leads the general committee with area chairs in Biddeford Old Orchard Beach Sanford York and Kennebunk. Guests include numerous local hostesses and volunteers handling tea details invitations and parking for attendees.
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Tance
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Wolfahrt
Saco
M. P. Houle
Biddeford
Robert LaFond
Thomas Anton
Old Orchard Beach
Marcel Ouellette
Sanford
Robert Vachon
Stanton Drummond
Bar Mills
James Johnston
York
Kenneth Cuneo
Robert Downing
Harry Lapirow
Kennebunk
Roger Robert
Maurice Ross
Paul Hill
Nanc Ross
Nancy House
Mary Lou Robert
Claus Dette Vachon
John la Fond
Lamontagne Fined For Entering Sewer
Emile Lamontagne of 278 Hill Street Biddeford faced charges in Biddeford municipal court for entering a sewer without a permit and excavating without a permit. Associate Judge Gerald C. Nason imposed fines of 20 dollars or 30 days on each charge and ordered Lamontagne to reopen the excavation for street department inspection. fines were paid. City Clerk Paul Deghais was the complainant.
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Emile Lamontagne
Hill Street
Biddeford
Atty
Marcel Viger
Gerald C. Nason
Lamontagne
Paul Deghaies
Local Residents Fined At Sanford Municipal Court
Four area residents appeared on driving charges in Sanford Municipal Court last night. Irel G. Tate of Old Orchard Beach pleaded guilty to failing to yield at routes 11 and 25 in Limington and paid a $10 fine. Richard F.E. Manley of Saco paid half of a $10 fine with balance suspended after pleading guilty to an inspection sticker violation. Clayton R. Wood of Buxton paid a $10 fine for passing at the intersection of routes 202 and 22. Eugene E. Plummer of Hollis pleaded not guilty to operating while license suspended and to making a false statement on a license application. cases continued to 7 p.m. May 3 with $150 personal sureties posted.
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Sanford
Irel G. Tate
Old Orchard Beach
Limington
Richard FE. Manley
Saco
Clayton R. Wood
Buxton
Eugene E. Plummer
Hollis
Auxiliary Plans Completed For Scholarship Tea
The York County Medical Association auxiliary finalizes plans for a scholarship tea to be held Saturday April 27 from 2 to 4 pm at Mrs Eugene Wolffhart 24 Hall Avenue Saco. Guests Dr and Mrs Daniel Hanley executive director Maine Medical Association Education Foundation will discuss the foundation and its work with attendees Proceeds aid York County and Maine students pursuing medical related careers The foundation aims to boost Maine student college attendance and medical education recruitment officers are placed in counties and in major hospitals to engage students in medicine
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York County Medical Association
Eugene Wolfahrt
Saco
York County
American and Maine Medical Education Foundation
Hall Avenue
Daniel Hanley
Brunswick
Hanley
Maine Medical Association Education Foundation
Maine Medical Education Foundation
Maine
The
Medical Association
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Speaking
Ira Stein
H. H. Miller
Ocean Park
First National
Red Cross
John Marino
Finest Foods
Rudolph Gagnon
Myrtis Peterson
Nicholas Scontras
Albert V. Cote
Fdwilda Ledoux
Samuel J. McMullen, Jr
E Pender
Margaret Perry Mary
Roger Robinson
Wesley Schildroth
Benjamin Simpson
Heirs
Annie Spencer
Edward Tibbetts
Nora Walsh
City of Saco
Clifford A. Purvis
Biddeford-Saco Journal
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