Biddeford Youth Corps wraps up summer with rap session
Maryline White reports the Biddeford Neighborhood Youth Corps held a wrap up meeting at the high school with seven youths and director Joseph Plamondon. They discussed accomplishments, future plans, and the program’s impact on their lives and families.
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Cheryl Hanusek
Dorothy Whalen
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Norman St. Ours
Theresa Pepin
Plamondon
SALT Talks Resumed As U S And Soviet Seek Bomber Limits
Washington reports the United States and the Soviet Union will resume SALT II talks in Geneva With Bern announcing acceptance of the Geneva venue The second phase aims to limit bombers forward based systems and missiles While Congress debates a five year moratorium on offensive missiles and a defensive treaty is approved in part the U S seeks stronger future constraints and parity in future agreements
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B52 Bombers Hit Across DMZ and Southeast Fronts
US B52s attacked near the DMZ and above it as North Vietnamese troops moved to reinforce Quang Tri. Saigon reports 113 enemy killed, 28 South Vietnamese dead, 71 wounded. US bombers hit river and supply targets while fighting raged near Hue, Kompong Bay, and Pleiku.
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Hue
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Clark says POWs will be freed if bombing halts
Former U.S. Atty. Gen. Clark reports North Vietnamese leaders assured him POWs will be released when the bombing stops and peace advances. He said the pledges were written and verbal after a three hour talk with the North Vietnamese foreign minister. Clark spoke after returning from North Vietnam stating POWs were among his motivations for a difficult homecoming.
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British Strike Enters 18th Day
London AP reports militant dockers relaxed their nationwide dock strike as essential supplies were sent to Orkney and Shetland. Major ports stayed idle while talks between the TGWU and employers continued without a settlement on job security and severance pay.
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Mine Kills 2 British Soldiers in Belfast Clash
Two British soldiers on foot patrol in Andersonstown Belfast were killed by a land mine believed set by the Irish Republican Army. The death raises Northern Ireland’s three year toll to 508 with 68 Britons killed this year. The army reported a drop in explosions and shootings since sealing IRA strongholds two weeks ago and seized weapons and explosives. Terence Clarke, 21, a top Provisional IRA commander, was captured during the operation.
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Kissinger Holds Secret Vietnam Talks in Paris
Washington reports that President adviser Henry Kissinger is in Paris for another secret Vietnam negotiation session with North Vietnamese officials. This meeting marks the 16th in a series of discreet talks chaired by Kissinger.
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Shriver Starts His Campaign for Vice President
R Sargent Shriver launched his campaign beginning at Otis AFB Massachusetts with a swing to West Virginia and California. He toured Wheeling and met John D Rockefeller IV while traveling with his wife Eunice and children Maria and Timothy. He spoke of a McGovern Shriver platform and planned three days in California after West Virginia.
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Sign on construction site mandates hard hats
A visible notice at a major construction project proclaims all workers must wear safety hats. A second line adds a caveat about compliance “Regardless of their political opinions.”
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