Patricia Chadbourne Rites Held in Kennebunk
Funeral services were held at Angell Funeral Home in Kennebunk for Mrs Patricia C Chadbourne 30 wife of Hurley K Chadbourne who died in a Portland hospital. She was born July 2 1937 a Kennebunk High School graduate and is survived by husband Hurley Jr daughter Roxanne Bernier nine sisters and several nieces and nephews. Interment followed at Hope Cemetery Kennebunk.
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Kennebunk
Angell Funeral Home
Dane Street
Patricia C. Chadbourne
Hurley K. Chadbourne
Portland
Harry E
Margaret Brown Coombs
Kennebunk High School
Hurley Jr
Roxanne Bernier
Harry Coombs
Biddeford
Lawrence Coombs
Tampa
Fla
Frank Coombs
Connecticut
Frances Reagan
Philadelphia
Mary Forrester
Shirley Goulet
Charette Nedeau
Eleanor Noble
Elizabeth Tufts
Margaret West
Rita Ameés
Elaine Hilton
Wells
Hope Cemetery
Farewell to Horace W. Mooers of Franklin Mass
Horace W. Mooers 63 of Franklin died Saturday night in a Sanford Maine hospital born in Houston Maine April 5 1905 son of Ernest R and Ellen Carr Mooers He was a chef and a World War II Navy veteran Survived by sister Doris Clark Drakes Island Wells Maine one niece and one nephew Funeral services 2 pm Wednesday Angell Funeral Home Kennebunk Rev W Vinton Murphy Wells Congregational Church officiating Interment Ocean View Cemetery Wells
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Franklin
Mass
Horace W. Mooers
Sanford
Maine
Houston
Ernest R
Ellen Carr Mooers
Mooers
U.S. Navy
Doris Clark
Drakes Island
Wells
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
Kennebunk
W. Vinton Murphy
Wells Congregational Church
Ocean View Cemetery
Card Party Prize Winners Are Listed in Biddeford
Whist parties were held at Le Foyer Biddeford corner Pool and Foss yesterday. Committee led by Bernice Beaulieu Antoinette Chretien James Beaulieu Claudia Beaudoin and Lucienne Chouinard named prize winners and high scorer Alma Morin with Beatrice Corriveau consolation. Other prizes went to Marcel Dubreuil Rose Shevenell Medley Beaulieu Joseph Viger and several others. next Sunday will see more play and a public baked bean supper 430 to 7 pm at the hall on Saturday.
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le Foyer
Pool Street
Foss Street
Biddeford
Bernice Beaulieu
Antoinette Chretien
James Beaulieu
Claudia Beaudoin
Lucienne Chouinard
Oliva Perreault
Joseph Viger
Made Avette
Martial Perreault
Ella Pelton
Alma Morin
Beatrice Corri
Spain’s War Casualty Toll Cited at Over Four Thousand
A figure of 4,108 casualties is cited for the Spanish-American War. The report notes the conflict’s human cost and reflects on historical casualty tallies.
Funeral Home Listings and Directors in Saco Maine
Funeral service firms listed with addresses and contact numbers in Saco Maine. Shumway Philip H Gross Sr Dennis et al Danett Craig Emond’s Funeral Home J P Conroy are noted with street addresses and phone lines for arranging services.
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Shumway Funeral Service
Spring Street
Saco
Philip H. Gross Sr
Card of Thanks for hospital kindness and gifts
Mrs. John E. Miller thanks friends relatives and neighbors for cards flowers and gifts received during a stay at Webber Hospital She thanks the 3rd floor nurses and Dr Buell and also expresses special thanks to blood donors from Kennebunk Maine.
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Webber Hospital
Buell
John E. Miller
Friend Street
Kennebunk
Thankful note from patient to Notre Dame Hospital staff
A patient expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for cards flowers and gifts during a stay at Notre Dame Hospital. The message also thanks Dr Charest Dr Fortier the nuns and the nurses for their wonderful care.
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Notre Dame Hospital
Dr. Charest
Dr. Fortier
Funeral services for Mrs Ruth Bates held in Melrose Cemetery
Memorial services for Mrs Ruth Gurney Bates of 112 Union Ave Old Orchard Beach Maine were held Saturday morning in Melrose Cemetery. Rev Dewey J Long of South Congregational Church officiated. Shumway Funeral Home of Saco handled arrangements.
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Ruth G. Bates
Brockton
Mass
Ruth Gurney Bates
Union Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Melrose
Dewey J. Long
South Congregational Church
Shumway Funeral Home
Spring St
Saco
Hannum Resigns as 76ers Coach in Philadelphia
Alex Hannum resigned today as coach of the Philadelphia 76ers after fulfilling his two year contract. The club will name a successor within 10 days. Hannum said he quit to return to West Coast basketball and had several prospects, with rumors linking him to the Oakland Oaks. Wilt Chamberlain was rumored to become the 76ers coach if Hannum leaves.
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Hannum
Philadelphia
Oakland Oaks
American Basketball Association
Wilt Chamberlain
Rutgers Professor Attacks Wholesome Meat Act as Fraud
Rutgers University professor Dr. Oscar Sussman says the Wholesome Meat Act is a fraud costing taxpayers about 200 million dollars yearly and adds no real consumer protection. He notes properly handled and cooked meat at home has never caused disease and warns the law could lull housewives into neglecting safe practices.
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Associated Press Washington
Rutgers University
Oscar Sussman
Nation’s Business Magazine
U.S
Sussman
New Jersey Public Health Association
Rutgers
Commerce official sees smaller Q1 U.S. balance gap
William H. Chartener of the Commerce Department forecasts a reduced first quarter balance of payments deficit, despite March's $157.7 million shortfall. He cites offsetting factors including a stock market rally that has attracted European investors.
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Washington
Commerce Department
William H. Chartener
U.S
Chartener
Aging panel urges federal review of elderly policies
The Senate Special Committee on Aging calls for federal re examination of programs for the elderly and a White House Conference on Aging in 1970. The report cites studies predicting that by 1980 about half of retired couples and four-fifth of individuals will receive $3,000 or less annually.
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Washington
Senate
Special Committee On
White House
Capital Footnotes and Awards Highlight Civil Rights Leader
Mrs. Martin Luther King, widow of the slain civil rights leader, will head a welfare mothers march in Washington on Mother's Day May 12, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference announced. Sens. John Stennis and Thruston Morton received the American Good Government Society's George Washington Awards Sunday for courage integrity and ability.
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Capital
Martin Luther King
Washington
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
John Stennis
D-Miss
Thruston B. Morton
American Good Government Society
Atlantic Standard Time covers Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands
The new time zone Atlantic Standard Time is officially established, one hour ahead of Eastern Standard Time, designated to include Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands with no other U.S. territory in the Atlantic zone. The quiz also notes a silver eagle atop the U.S. House mace as authority symbol and jokes that a bird’s skin produces feathers, per Newspaper Enterprise Association.
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U.S. Territories
U.S
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
House of Representatives
Mrs Eva Roberge Listed as Surgical Patient
Mrs Eva Roberge, 59 Harding Street, Biddeford, is a patient awaiting surgery at Webber Hospital. The notice provides a hometown address and confirms current medical status without further details.
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Eva Roberge
Harding St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Saco Democratic City Committee Meeting Set for Wednesday
The Saco Democratic City Committee will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at GAR Hall Cutts Avenue Saco to discuss party business and local matters.
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Saco
Democratic City Committee
GAR Hall
Cutts Avenue
Kiwanis Club Meets Tomorrow In Old Orchard Beach
The Old Orchard Beach Kiwanis Club will meet at 6 30 p m tomorrow at K of C Hall 91 Union Ave Old Orchard Beach Town Manager Leon F Jones will be guest speaker
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Old Orchard Beach
Staples AMVETS meeting at Biddeford post home
Merton Ira Staples AMVETS in Biddeford schedules an 8 pm gathering tonight at the Alfred Street post home. The meeting is set at the local post to discuss post activities and member matters.
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Merton Ira Staples
Amvets
Biddeford
Alfred Street
Congregation Book Study at Kingdom Hall
A Congregation Book Study will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses at 107 Main St. aco.
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Kingdom Hall of Jehous Witnesses
Main St
Aco
Sunbeams Girls Meeting At Salvation Army Hall
A meeting for Sunbeams Girls ages 6 to 10 is set for Tuesday at 3 30 p m in the Salvation Army hall at 91 Union Ave Old Orchard Beach. The Ladies Home League will also meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the same hall.
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the Sunbeams
Salvation Army Hall
Union Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Ladies Home League
Prayer Meeting Set for Tuesday at Full Gospel Wells
A prayer meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Full Gospel church located on Route 9A just off Route 109 in Wells. The gathering invites interested worshippers to attend.
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Full Gospel
Wells
Traffic accident on East Grand Avenue at Cleaves Street
Police report a collision in OLD ORCHARD BEACH when a car driven by Stephen P. Down 22 backed from Cleaves Street onto East Grand Avenue and struck a vehicle operated by Larry Penna 35 of Lower Beach Street Saco. No injuries reported.
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Old Orchard Beach
Stephen P. Down
9 Lawn Ave
Cleaves Street
East Grand Avenue
Larry Penna
Lower Beach Street
Saco
Rebecca Wins Miss Maine Pageant Echoing Paris Theme
Rebecca, a contestant described as intellectual with glasses and a professorial aura, charmed the crowd with wit and poise. Miss Warren, mistress of ceremonies, impressed in glittering attire and a pink hairbow, while finalists answered light and serious questions about sex education and teaching. The event, styled as a sidewalk cafe with travel posters, honored April in Paris and benefited Jaycees sponsors Components Inc., Saco Tanning Corp., and West Point-Pepperell Inc.
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Rebecca
Joneas
Ellen Warren
Alwass
Vietnam
Miss Warren
Maine
Paris
Paul R. Dargis
Bob Nelson
Jaycees
Components Inc
Saco Tanning Corp
West Point-Pepperell Inc
Portland Weather Turns Cloudy With Mild Temples
The forecast indicates fair skies in Portland followed by increasing cloudiness tonight and not quite so cold with overnight lows in the 30s. Tuesday will be considerably cloudy and mild with a chance of scattered showers mainly in northern portions.
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Portland
Tides Data For April And May
The readable fragments show tide times for April and May with entries labeled HIGH and LOW tides. Times listed include 12:20 and 12:50 for April and 11:58, 2:32, 8:20, and placeholder notes, though many parts are garbled. The text references A.M. and P.M. indicators and includes stray letters and numbers.
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Sian
Looking Ahead At Weather For Northern New England And Lower Rhode Island
The Weather Bureau forecasts five days of near normal temps for northern New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Daytime highs will reach the upper 50s to upper 60s with cooler nights in the 20s to 40s, turning cooler midweek and warmer Friday then cooler Saturday. Precipitation averages about a quarter inch with light showers Wednesday and general showers Friday or Saturday.
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Boston
Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Damariscotta Car Crash Victim Dies in Hospital
A 25 year old Augusta man died of internal injuries from a Waldoboro crash on April 13 when the car he rode in left the road and hit a fire hydrant. Richard D. Barton died Friday at Miles Memorial Hospital after remaining hospitalized since the accident. Gov Curtis to address dinner at Fort Fairfield High School amid a tour of three Aroostook educational institutions as part of a monthly facilities visit series.
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Damariscotta
Augusta
Waldoboro
Richard D. Barton
Miles Memorial Hospital
Symposium On Peace At St Francis College
Two Maine professors from Bowdoin and University of Maine join a three day symposium at St Francis College May 9 to 11 titled Man Against Himself The Quest For Peace Speakers discuss philosophical theological social and economic views with Dr John C Donovan featuring May 11 and Dr Walter S Schoenberger paneling May 10 Also examining current peace systems and the prospects for world peace inviting more than a dozen scholars to participate
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Maine
St. Francis College
Here
John C. Donovan
Department of Government and Legal Studies
Bowdoin College
Walter S. Schoenberger
University of Maine
St. Francis
Schoenberger
University of Pittsburg
Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy
Tufts University
Donovan
DeAlva Stanwood Alexander
Brunswick College
Bates College
Lewiston
Harvard University
Northeastern
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Western Powers warn Soviet on Berlin access violation
The United States Britain and France sent protest letters to Soviet ambassador Pyotr Abrassimov in East Germany over East German interference with access to West Berlin. They cited instances including the blocking of West Berlin Mayor Klaus Schuetz as he attempted to drive to Bonn. East Germany also banned travel through its territory for high West German officials after the April 11 shooting of leftist student leader Rudi Dutschke in West Berlin.
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Associated Press
Bonn
Soviet Union
East Germany
Iterfering
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Pyotr Abrassimov
Klaus Schuetz
Rudi Dutschke
Greeks rally in Athens for Papadopoulos anniversary
About 80,000 Greeks packed the Olympic Stadium in Athens for a Sunday night rally honoring Premier George Papadopoulos and the first year of the military regime. The army seized power on April 21, 1967, with nationwide celebrations postponed a week due to Orthodox Easter.
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Athens
Olympic Stadium
George Papadopoulos
Greece
British schoolboys predict Soviet manned space shot
London AP reports Kettering Grammar School amateur satellite trackers near London predicted a Soviet manned spaceflight would launch Wednesday to coincide with May Day. They based the guess on Cosmos 216, an unmanned satellite they view as a test for a Soyuz mission and expected Cosmos 216 to return on Sunday.
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London
Britain
Kettering Grammar School
Kettering
Tricky Effects Bring New Trend to TV Variety Shows
Cynthia Lowry notes a trend toward stage and special effects designers as the real stars of TV variety shows. NBCs H Andrew Williams Kaleidoscope Company used mirrors and geometric color backdrops creating a swirling Rorschach look that, while lively, sometimes overwhelmed performers. The color set’s impact varied with viewers failing to see the full effect on black and white sets. Williams remained detached and amiable, delivering songs and presenting guests well for a pleasant hour.
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New York
H. Andrew Williams
NBC
Williams
Andy
Beach Rainbow Girls Attend Assembly in Augusta
Old Orchard Beach Assembly of Rainbow for Girls sent Dorian Bannister Debbie Bedell Lynne Briggs Roberta Chase Carol Collins Joan Collins Cathy Clark Jo Ellen Clark Carolee Cushman Cathy Cushman Ellarene Ellis Emily Emery Mary Geyer Betsy Gardner Kaye MacDougall Diana Grant Wanda Hallett Brenda Jackson Christine Lyons Sheila Maksut Eva Martin Mary Jane Morris Sandra Perkins Toni Nappi Patricia Pemberton Lynn Pittfield Yvonne Phillips Gail Plummer Cathy Purvis Janice Speed Gloria Winslow and Worthy Advisor Judith Winslow to the Grand Assembly in Augusta. Grand Worthy Advisor Karen Teravainen presided and Lynn Pittfield won the Mabel J. De Shon scholarship to attend Gorham State College.
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Old Orchard Beach
Order of Rainbow
Augusta
Dorian Bannister
Debbie Bedell
Lynne Briggs
Roberta Chase
Carol Collins
Joan Collins
Cathy Clark
Jo Ellen Clark
Carolee Cushman
Cathy Cushman
Ellarene Ellis
Emily Emery
Mary Geyer
Betsy Gardner
Kaye MacDougall
Diana Grant
Wanda Hallett
Brenda Jackson
Christine Lyons
Sheila Maksut
Eva Martin
Mary Jane Morris
Sandra Perkins
Toni Nappi
Patricia Pemberton
Lynn Pittfield
Yvonne Phillips
Gail Plummer
Cathy Purvis
Janice Speed
Gloria Winslow
Judith Winslow
Sharon Wyman
Kathy Knight
Linda Herrick
Jane Lamson
Donald Nowell
James Herrick
Karen Teravainen
Old Orchard Beach Assembly
Mabel J. de Shon
Gorham State College
Striking IBTW Dispute Focuses on Wage Hike and Promotion Rules
An IBTW spokesman attributed suspected sabotage to supervisory ineptness. The first meeting since the strike is set for Wednesday in John J. Sullivan’s office, New England representative of the Mediation and Conciliation Service. The sides also clash over wage hike size and how IBTW members are chosen for promotion and raises.
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IBTW
John J. Sullivan
New England
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Government leaders face gun calls in Washington
In Washington today gun calls put pressure on Congress which shows reluctance to enact broad new anti poverty programs. Pentagon chief scientist says a $5 billion defensive plan against Red China missiles is a first step toward a broader anti Soviet shield. Columbia University remains closed amid a student sit in across five buildings. An 18 year old is charged with murder in the killings of a girl’s five relatives. In Greenwood Mississippi a Negro boycott pushes white business leaders toward a response.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
Pentagon
Columbia University
Greenwood
Miss
Missing Newtown boys hitchhiking from concert
Richard Kuhne and Steven Hirst, 15 and from Newtown High School band, were picked up by Wells police after attempting to hitchhike back to Connecticut. They failed to appear for a concert, prompting an all points bulletin Saturday night. The out-of-town band performed Friday and Saturday in Saco. the boys were last seen Saturday at 4:45 in Old Orchard Beach and were found by police this morning.
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Richard Kuhne
Steven Hirst
Newtown
Wells Police
Connecticut
Saco
Old Orchard Beach
Valley near Laos border holds key enemy supply cache
U S troops recovered dozens of 50 gallon gasoline drums four Russian trucks 300 Chinese rifles crates hundreds of artillery and antiaircraft rounds a ton of rice and 100 Russian mine detectors. The 25 mile long valley near the Laotian border southwest of Hue has served as a staging point for North Vietnamese forces after overrunning a U S Special Forces camp two years earlier. General Tolson called it one of the most important pieces of real estate for the enemy.
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Hue
Tolson
Tokyo clashes erupt as students clash with police in Ginza
About 450 left wing students slipped through crowds to pelt officers with rocks during sporadic clashes in Tokyo's Ginza. More than 2,000 riot police were deployed to the shopping and entertainment district after protesters chanted antiwar slogans in an unauthorized demonstration.
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Tokyo
Ginza
Okinawa Reversion Talks After World War II Highlighted
The report notes Japan and the United States agreeing that Okinawa and the Ryukyu Islands, seized in World War II and used for a U.S. base, will be returned to Japan at an appropriate time. Four policemen were reported injured slightly after a police box was stowed at a major intersection.
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Japan
United States
Okinawa
Ryukyu Islands
U.S
Today Show to Examine Sex on Campus From Viewpoints
NBC's Today Show dedicates Friday two hours to a campus sex study. It surveys perspectives from students parents and college administrators.
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NBC
Dom De Luise to replace Winters on CBS show
The Dom De Luise Show debuts Wednesday taking over the Jonathan Winters variety hour on CBS. De Luise emerged as a fresh talent after his earlier stint as a regular on the short lived En argent a couple of seasons ack.
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Dom DeLuise
Jonathan Winters
CBS
de Luise
Enargent
Ack
Man hunts few dozen sharks or twenty thousand species of ocean life
A report notes a man pursuing a limited set of sharks or the vast ocean species, highlighting the tension between targeted hunting and vast biodiversity in maritime ecosystems.
West Germany Ultra Right Party Wins Seats in State Legislature
The new ultra rightest party in West Germany secures seats in a state legislature, achieving its largest vote share to date. In Israel, defying the U.N. Security Council, the government announces plans to hold its contentious Independence Day parade.
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International West Germany
New Ultrarightest
U.N. Security Council
Rebekahs Hold District Meeting At Beach Hall
The District 2 Rebekah Assembly of Maine met at Robinson Memorial Hall West Grand Avenue with Olivia Collins hosting and Irene Libby delivering the response. Eleven lodges were represented in ceremonies including flag demonstrations, memorial rites, tableaux, and a flag supper prepared by Thomas Collins and his son.
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Rebekah Assembly
Robinson Memorial Hall
West Grand Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Geraldine Collins
Noble Grand
Daniel C. Lib
Rebekah Assembly of
Maine
Geraldine Collins Noble Grand
Old Orchard
Rebekah Age
Irene Libby
Forest Lodge
West Buxton
Ruth Allen
Ethel Whitten
Reginald Hatch
Old Orchard Lodge
Thomas Collins
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