Case Says LBJ Vietnam Policy Traps U S In Dilemma
Senator Clifford Case a New Jersey Republican says the U S extends troop commitments in Vietnam and pressures Saigon to ignore reform. He warns the Johnson administration is trapped as it seeks to stop aggression while pursuing social and political goals in South Vietnam. He criticizes the Sept. 3 elections as oversold and calls for credible progress evidence. Dirksen cautions against outside interference in Saigon elections.
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Rabbi Gottlieb to Leave Biddeford for Long Island Congregation
Rabbi Boris Gottlieb of Congregation Etz Chaim in Biddeford will depart Sept 5 to lead a synagogue in Long Island, New York after 13 years with the Biddeford community. He served residents of Biddeford Saco Sanford Old Orchard Beach and Kennebunk at Bacon Street Synagogue.
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Saco Mayor Blames State Welfare Over Evicted Woman
Saco Mayor Donald C. Doyle accuses the State Health and Welfare Department of inaction as a city eviction proceeds for Mrs. Lucienne Gagne at 57 James St. The six child family lives in a condemned home with no water or toilet facilities since 1967, and a fire report calls for condemnation or rebuilding.
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Vietnam Air Strays Likely Shot Down After Hanoi Raid
Two U S planes straying over Red China after a Hanoi area raid probably were shot down, the U S Command says. The Associated Press reports political pressure rises as budget cuts and a tax hike move through Washington.
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Heavy Vietnam raids cost U.S. six planes in Hanoi Haiphong action
In one of the war's costliest strikes, U S forces lost six warplanes including two jets failed to escape MIGs and SAMs near Hanoi Haiphong. Ground combat flared with 109 Communist fighters killed in South Vietnam and 153 enemy dead reported.
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Missionary Sister Maurice to Attend Parents' Diamond Jubilee
Sister Marie Jean Maurice, a missionary with the Order of the Good Shepherd, travels from Lesotho to attend her parents' 60th wedding anniversary on Sept. 2. Born in Biddeford and educated there, she has spent four years in Maseru and fourteen years in village missions across Africa, fluent in English and French.
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