Pearson Rules Out Outside Intervention in Canada Affairs
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Lester Pearson rejects any outside interference in Canadian affairs after Charles de Gaulle calls for French Canadian liberation. De Gaulle’s Quebec tour and his “long live free Quebec” stance sparked souring tensions, with separatists remaining a noisy minority among Quebec’s 5.7 million residents.
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Ottawa
Lester Pearson
Charles de Gawle
Canada
Government of
Pearson
de Gaulle
Quebec
France
Montreal
Combat Series Replaced By Exploits Of Four Convicts
Hollywood AP reports ABC will replace Combat with Garrison's Gorillas a World War II action series about four convicts led by Ron Harper The show aims to fit the der Ring Do mold and contrasts with earlier war dramas The article also notes CBS CBS Young People's Concerts Bernstein and NBC Telephone Hour shifting time slots and guests
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Hollywood
ABC
Ron Harper
Princeton
Harper
87Th Precinct
Wendy and
Connie Stevens
Jean Arthur
Tony Curtis
Good Company
F. Lee Bailey
Curtis
CBS
Leonard Bernstein
Network
NBC
Mitchum Anti Perspirant Introduces New Underarm Protection
A 54 year old Mitchum laboratories formula claims to solve underarm problems with a fully effective deodorant action. The product offers liquid or cream Mitchum Anti Perspirant with a 90 day supply priced at 3.00 and a cash refund if not satisfied at 165 Main St Biddeford.
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Mitchum
Mitchum Laboratories
Kiwanis Club Hears Minister Talk On Hawaii
Old Orchard Beach Kiwanis Club met at the American Legion Hall with 26 members present. Three new members Edward Smith William Southwick and Philip Tirrell joined. Portland members attended the inter club meeting with three visitors. Reverend Clement Hahn spoke about conditions in Hawaii and was introduced by James Murphy. President Roger Tousignant presided John Wortman played piano and Brigadier Ted Russell gave the invocation.
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Old Orchard Beach
Ted Russell
S.A
Adopted Son Bound On Assault Charge
A 15 year old Machiasport youth Gary I. Renshaw was bound over to Superior Court on two counts of assault with intent to kill after firing a .22 pistol at his adopted parents during a Sunday argument. He was placed in county jail for lack of bond. the mother Betty R. Renshaw is reportedly recovering from wounds, while the father Dale E. Renshaw was not struck.
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Machias
Machiasport
Gary I. Renshaw
Renshaw
Betty R. Renshaw
Dale E. Renshaw
Packers Linebackers Average 241.3 Pounds
The Green Bay Packers showcase a linebacker unit averaging 241.3 pounds, reflecting size and potential impact on defense this season.
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Green Bay Packer
Battleship New Jersey Deployed to Bolster Vietnam War Effort
Washington reports Defense Secretary McNamara ordered the battleship New Jersey from mothballs to support Gulf of Tonkin operations. The 45,000 ton ship could replace about 50 planes daily, targeting bridges highways dumps and defensive positions with 16 inch and 5 inch guns. The move aims to reduce aircraft losses while Moorer emphasizes it supplements tactical air strikes. The ship will undergo 9 to 10 months of preparation at sea and shipyard, with costs around 27 million dollars for reactivation and 12.5 million annually to operate with a 1 400 enlisted crew and 70 officers.
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Washington
North Vietnam
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
New Jersey
Pentagon
U.S
Adm
Thomas H. Moorer
Naval Operations
United States
McNamara
Navy
Philadelphia Naval Shipyard
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Vietnam
Moorer
Demilitarized Zone
David L. McDonald
Painchaud's Band to Perform Tonight at Memorial Field
Painchaud's Band directed by Adelard J. Gendron will play at Memorial Field on May Street in Biddeford tonight at 7 30 in the rain rescheduled program from last night.
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Painchaud
Memorial Field
May Street
Biddeford
Adelard J. Gendron
Off Duty Police May Drive NYC Taxis with Pistols
New York City police can work as taxi drivers during off hours and carry their service pistols. Commissioner Howard R. Leary announced the policy aiming to deter crime and ease a taxi driver shortage by expanding the pool of available drivers.
Meredith urges young Negroes to enlist in armed forces
James H. Meredith told about 250 students at Mary Holmes College in West Point Mississippi that the Vietnam War is the greatest thing that ever happened to the Negro and that volunteers should join. His remarks drew kiss greetings from some listeners and sharp retorts from others.
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Miss
James H. Meredith
Vietnam
Mary Holmes College
Mary Holmes
AWOL Soldier Twice Fights Vietnam Front Line
Louis Melendez an 18 year old from Bayamon Puerto Rico deserted basic training to reach Vietnam twice. He fought with the Fifth Special Forces in the Mekong Delta and was wounded May 15. He is treated at Walter Reed and likely to be discharged.
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Washington
Louis Melendez
Vietnam
Melendez
Bayamon
Puerto Rico
Walter Reed Military Hospital
Washington Post
Army
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The
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New York
Ft. Hamilton
Brooklyn
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Fifth Special Forces
Mekong Delta
U.S
Japan
Richard Louis Traub
Walter Reed
Peace Corps Denies Housing Program Fueled Racial Tensions
In Washington the Peace Corps rejects a congressman’s claim that housing volunteers with Black families increased racial tensions in the capital. The agency defends its program as promoting cultural exchange and community integration.
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Washington
Peace Corps
Tale Of Woe Ends Brightly For Children
Marblehead school patrols faced disappointment when refused entry to a Red Sox game at Fenway Park last Thursday. After ticket trouble and a lost night, the Marblehead Police reported the group can attend any Red Sox game of their choice in reserved seats.
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Boston
Marblehead
Boston Red Sox
California
Fenway Ark
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Government Requests Stamp Suit Dismissal
The government moved to dismiss a suit seeking to halt the 1967 Christmas stamp featuring Hans Memling’s Madonna and Child With Angels. Protestants United for Separation of Church and State argue the stamp uses federal funds unconstitutionally. The Post Office has produced over 650 million stamps and sales begin Nov. 6. a injunction could delay Christmas availability if the case isn’t resolved in time.
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Washington
Hans Memling
Citizens Appointed To Study Committee
Governor Curtis appointed four public members to the Higher Education Study Committee. The group includes Colby College president Robert E. L. Strider, Portland lawyer Sidney L. Wer nick, geneticist Dr. Margaret M. Dickie of Bar Harbor's Jackson Laboratory, and Caribou engineer James H. Page. Their task is to map future enrollments and budgets to meet student needs.
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Curtis
Robert E.L. Strider
Colby College
Sidney L. Wernick
Portland
Margaret M. Dickie
Jackson Laboratory
Bar Harbor
James H. Page
Caribou
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