Maine debates border liquor sale on TV program
The Associated Press report notes a Thursday educational TV discussion on Maine liquor sales near the Maine New Brunswick border. Rev. Benjamin C. Bubar of the Maine Christian Civic League and Keith Ingraham, chair of the state Liquor Commission, will join the program. Bubar urges a state injunction. Ingraham says Maine has no control and will not seek court action.
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CRONO
Maine - New Brunswick
Benjamin C. Bubar
Maine Christian Civic League
Keith Ingraham
State Liquor Commission
Bubar
Ingraham
Maine
Maine ad campaign boosts inquiries about vacations
Maine development commissioner James K. Keefe said a revised advertising campaign raised inquiries about Maine vacations by 25 percent this year. He cited the Vacation Travel Council, Expo 67 programs, and excellent July weather as contributing factors.
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Augusta
Maine
James K. Keefe
Vacation Travel Council
Maine firm turns shrimp waste into fish hatchery feed
Portland AP reports Robert A. Curren, a Yar mouth food broker and technologist, developed a process to convert shrimp heads and shells into paste. The paste is frozen and shipped to Port for use at fish hatcheries to feed small fish. Maine Department of Economic Development notes test feeding shows health improvements in archery fish.
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Portland
Yarmouth
Maine
Robert A. Curren
Portand
Department of Economic Development
Day named Northeast Airlines station manager in Portland
Albert M. Day aged 38 is appointed Northeast Airlines Portland station manager succeeding Raymond E. Roux who moves to La Guardia. Day, a Brewer native and Cherryfield Academy graduate, studied at the Bentley School of Accounting in Boston and has worked for Northeast since 1957.
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Portland
Albert M. Day
Northeast Airlines
Raymond E. Roux
la Guardia
New York
Day
Cherryfield Academy
Bentley School of Accounting
Boston
Northeast
Portland Police adopt controversial riot control chemical
Portland Maine, AP reports, issues Mace as standard equipment. Police chief Douglas Steel says nationwide departments use the chemical, produced by Smith & Wesson Inc, a Bangor Punta unit. It burns skin and eyes and has been employed by South Portland police and Cumberland County Sheriff's Department in emergencies.
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Portland
Maine
Douglas Steel
Mith & Wesson Inc
Bangor Punta Corp
South Portland Police
Cumberland County Sheriff's Department
Fuller case continued in Auburn bank hold up
Portland AP reports Charles FE Fuller Jr 18 of South Boston is charged as a fugitive from justice in a $7428 bank hold up. He is held on $25000 bail after a Saturday arrest at gunpoint in Auburn and the case is continued to next Monday.
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Portland
Charles FE. Fuller Jr
South
Boston
Fuller
Auburn
False Teeth Improve Chewing By 35 Percent
Clinical tests show FASTEETH can make dentures more effective by up to 35 percent by helping uppers and lowers hold more firmly. It claims to prevent sour taste, defeat gummy textures, and reduce denture odor while encouraging regular dental visits. Available at drug counters.
Bank Robbery Suspect Sought in Medford, Mass
A suspect is wanted in connection with a robbery at the Middlesex County National Bank in Medford Massachusetts. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact the local police or crime stoppers.
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Middlesex County National Bank
Medford
Mass
Maine McCarthy backers cite poll on Kyros district
Bangor dispatch reports Maine McCarthy for President coordinator William Stone says a first district poll made for Rep. Peter N. Kyros shows a growing dovish attitude among voters. He notes Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy leads by nine points over other Democratic presidential hopefuls.
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Bangor
Maine
Peter N. Kyros
William Stone
Eugene J. McCarthy
Nixon backers seek early support at convention
Republican delegates push for first ballot nomination momentum via late roll call switches. The convention messaging emphasizes flexible Vietnam and domestic policies as a key to alliances shaping the platform.
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Richard M. Nixon
Court binds youths over in Wellwood Store break-in case
Judge George Varney found probable cause and set bail at 2500 for two youths linked to a Wellwood Store roof break in. Oi pp Carter and Arthur Tar testified a large roof hole and hacksaw blades were found. Sgt Jamison said officers used a firetruck ladder to access the roof. A third man was arrested as an accessory after the fact. Jerry Shegda, 22, Hartford, was bound over with 500 bail to September term.
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Cer
Paul Carter
Saco
Wellwood
Oipp Carter
Arthur
George Varney
Superior Court
Alfred
Sgt
Jamison
Carter
None Center
Spring Street
Jerry Shegda
Hartford
Campaign slogans echo across Okanogan race
In Okanogan County two candidates filed for commissioner and could use past campaign materials. Ike Vallance of Brewster, a Democrat, could have used Ike, while Herschel H Hall, a Republican, could use Vote for HHH.
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Okanogan
Wash
Ike
HHH
Okanogan County
Ike Vallance
Brewster
Eisenhower
Vallance
Herschel H. Hall
Kennebunk Personal Notes Include Returns and Moves
Sgt Paul Bernier has returned to Fort Hood Texas after a 15 day leave with his mother Mrs Elsie Bernier of West Kennebunk and the late Victor Bernier. Mr and Mrs Walter Chlamauskas and son Raymond occupy their new home at Kennebunk Landing. Leslie Nadeau and family visit at Mrs Bessie Nadeau Day Street while Nellie Cashen returns home to Norwood Massachusetts after visiting Edmund Cashen and family on Summer Street.
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Paul Bernier
U.S.A
Elsie Bernier
West Kennebunk
Victor Bernier
Fort Hood
Texas
Walter Chlamauskas
Raymond
Beach Street
Kennebunk
Kennebunk Landing
Leslie Nadeau
Patrick
Michelle
Robert
Rapid City
S.D
Bessie Nadeau
Day Street
Nellie Cashen
Norwood
Mass
Edmund Cashen
Summer Street
Cohen critiques manager's arguments on road status
Cohen questions why a non accepted plan could be called a limited-user road and mocks a hostile wager about tar treatment. He contrasts government oppression in Argentina and Spain with current rule, urging action against injustice. He frames life as the first day of the rest of his life and stakes immortality in deeds.
Crop duster lands on moving truck near Dumas
A crop duster piloted by Harold Eugene Ellis landed on top of a moving pickup driven by Clyde Barker eight miles northwest of Dumas Texas. Ellis said a downdraft pulled the plane down and onto the truck, smashing the rear window and radiator while the truck veered into a field. both men escaped injury.
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Dumas
Tex
Harold Eugene Ellis
Texas Panhandle
Ellis
Clyde Barker
Alfalfa's Ancient Cultivation in Persia and Early Use
Alfalfa was cultivated in Persia before the Christian era and is believed to be among the oldest plants used primarily for fodder by humans. Its long history suggests extensive early cultivation and significance in early agriculture.
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Persia
Washington study links alcohol to most single vehicle deaths
A federal study released by the Department of Transportation finds that alcohol is the leading factor in traffic fatalities. It notes that more than half of drivers killed in single vehicle crashes were drunk and that heavy drinking, mainly among men, accounts for 50 to 55 percent of such crashes, killing drivers and pedestrians nationwide about 25 000 Americans annually.
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Washington
Department of Transportation
Fashion Show To Be Held At Ocean Park
Ocean Park models for the annual Fashion Show announced for tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Temple include Miss Susan Skilling and Miss Nancy Jayne Smith among others. Educational Bureau sponsors fall fashions from Ritz Dress Shop Old Orchard Beach with Mrs Adelbert M Jakeman Jr as chairman. Tickets available at the door.
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Educational Bureau At the
Ocean Park
Temple
Susan Skilling
Janice Page
Nancy Jayne Smith
Walter R. Mitchell
Robert M. Smith
Chester B. Page
E. Russell Pulsifer
Adelbert M. Jakeman Jr
Dorothy Garland
Educational Bureau
Old Orchard Beach
GOP Platform Shows Shift Toward Social Involvement
The GOP platform reiterates fiscal discipline and government efficiency while endorsing greater private enterprise involvement in urban renewal, housing, job training, and anti pollution efforts. It marks a shift from earlier decades as business accepts social responsibility to improve urban life under tax incentives and policy support.
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New York
Capital Footnotes Ban on Gender Classifieds Enforced Dec 1
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission bans male and female listings in Wanted classified columns. Notable exceptions allow some advertising for female models but place the discrimination proof burden on the employer. The government also requires welfare agencies to inform all denied federal aid under man in the house rules, now struck down by the Supreme Court, that aid denial based on such living arrangements is unlawful.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Supreme Court
Aide Finney retreats on McCarthy campaign
Thomas J. Finney acknowledges reduced activity as a Senate aide to Eugene J. McCarthy after a clash over convention strategy. The remark likens his status to an army retreat within the campaign, signaling a shift in management roles and perceived maneuvering ahead of the nominating event.
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FBI
McCarthy
Thomas J .Finney
Eugene J. McCarthy
Bolducs Purchase Two Family Home in Saco from Tardif
Mr and Mrs Henry Bolduc of Mt Vernon Street Biddeford have bought the two family house and garage at 152 Lewis Ave Saco from Mrs Aline Tardif. The sale was negotiated through the Gar Merin Real Estate Agency 54 Adams Street Biddeford.
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Lewis Ave
Saco
Aline Tardif
Henry Bolduc
Mt. Vernon St
Biddeford
Bolducs
Gar Merin Real Estate Agency
Adams St
Churchill Memorial Visit Sparks Family Connection Doubts
Mr and Mrs Winston Churchill of Des Moines Iowa toured the Winston Churchill Memorial in Fulton on Monday during a trip to Missouri s Lake of the Ozarks He was unsure of any relation to the late Sir Winston though an elderly aunt suggested a possible link.
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Fulton, Mo
Winston Churchill
Des Moines
Iowa
Missouri
Lake of the Ozarks
Churchill
Winston
Duke of Windsor Estate Moulin de la Tuilerie on sale
Paris AP reports the Moulin de la Tuilerie, a property once linked to the Duke of Windsor, is listed for sale at 1.2 million dollars. The listing highlights the historic site as a notable asset amid ongoing interest in royal property.
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Paris
Duke of Windsor
Moulin de la Tuilerie
House near Paris from mid 18th century mill
The residence sits a few miles south of Paris, built in the mid 1700s. It features 20 main rooms, 10 service rooms, and 6 bathrooms, with a 23 acre garden designed by the duke. The piece mentions an estate with historic roots and formal grounds.
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Paris
Michelson Receives 1907 Nobel Prize in Physics
Albert A. Michelson is awarded the Nobel Prize in physics for his precise measurement of the speed of light. The achievement solidifies his role in advancing optical physics and experimental methods.
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Albert A. Michelson
Stops Crash Dieting Loses 97 Pounds
Wisconsin resident Edit Henderson reports dropping from 227 to 130 pounds on the Ayds Reducing Plan. The ad asserts the plan curbs appetite and leads to natural weight loss without drugs, urging readers to try vanilla caramel or chocolate fudge flavors.
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Edit Henderson
Wisconsin
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