Explosions At DuPont Plant Trigger Mass Evacuation
Flames and a massive blast at a Du Pont chemical plant injured workers and prompted the evacuation of a three mile area. Guards patrolled the night as authorities feared a 300000 pound explosive tank could ignite. Curfew was imposed and workers began returning to nearby plants after the danger subsided.
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S. W. Bucker
National
Jefferson County
du Pont
Crosby Named Maine Bar Association Presiding Officer
Clarence H. Crosby of Dexter will be the next presiding officer of the Maine Bar Association after being named president elect. Benjamin L. Berman of Lewiston took the gavel as outgoing president George W. Blancheard of Presque Isle. New vice presidents are James S. Erwin of York and William B. Talbot of Machias. Sanford L. Fogg and Richard B. Sanborn of Augusta were re elected secretary treasurer and auditor respectively. Chief Justice Robert B. Williamson of Augusta received a standing ovation for 20 years on the bench at a testimonial dinner, with Gov Reed and Chief Justice Frank R. Kenison of New Hampshire among speakers.
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Rockland
Clarence H. Crosby
Dexter
Maine Bar Association
Benjamin L. Berman
Lewiston
George W. Blanchard
Presque Isle
James S. Erwin
York
William B. Talbot
Machias
Sanford L. Fogg
Richard B. Sanborn
Augusta
Robert B. Williamson
Gov. Reed
Frank R. Kenison
New Hampshire
Military Flights Planned for 1968 Test Schedule
Flights are set to begin late next year or early 1968 with five test flights planned in 1968. Launches from both coasts include Cape Kennedy Florida and Vanderberg Air Force Base California with angled launches affecting pass trajectories.
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P Ve
Manned Orbiting Laboratories
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Johnson orders new space program to patrol near Soviet borders
Pentagon spokesmen warn that Soviet manned and U S unmanned satellites overfly the United States making any Soviet objection baseless. Johnson at a White House news conference declares full operation of a program McNamara recommended for a go ahead. The Air Force will run the program for the Defense Department.
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Pentagon
United States
Soviet Union
Johnson
White House
McNamara
Air Force
Defense Department
Hollis Lions Club Benefit Auction and Barbecue
Hollis Center preparations are complete for the Hollis Lions Club annual benefit auction and barbecue. The event starts at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Lions Hall at Routes 202 and 35 with James Emmons as auctioneer. Committee members include State Trooper Edward Mandell, Norman Palmer in charge of refreshments, and article collection for the auction to fund an eye glass project and a School Administration District 6 scholarship.
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Hollis Center
Hollis Lions Club
Lions Hall
James Emmons
Edward Mandell
Norman Palmer
Sub primary schedule approved for bus pupils and sessions
Patane Cortinice from Pool One and alternating morning and afternoon sessions for bus pupils each year were approved. Sub primary students will attend 8 30 a m to 11 and 12 noon to 2 30 p m. The group gave a rising vote of thanks to Kenneally and welcomed incoming Superintendent Smith. Attending were Mayor Edward F Gaulin J Frederick Warner Lucien Doyon Hervé Poisson Kenneally and Smith.
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Kenneally
Smith
Edward F. Gaulin
J. Frederick Warner
Lucien Doyon
Herve Poisson
Plot Uncovered in Singapore to Target Government Leaders
Security police in Singapore announced the breakup of a Communist Indonesian plot to assassinate ministers including Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew and incite violence. The operation led to the arrest of Singapore organizer Sim Siew Lin and 20 associates, tied to the People's Revolutionary Party with Barisan Sosialis backing. Lim allegedly attempted to bomb the U.S. consulate entrance on July 31. the device was defused.
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Singapore
Lee Kuan Yew
Ias Sim Siew Lin
People’s Revolutionary Party
Barisan Sosialis
Lim
U.S
Sim
NASA Official Links Space Travel to Human Creativity
NASA official Dr. Winston F. Knock, director of the Cambridge electronics research center, told the 20th New England Managers Institute in Orono that space exploration stimulates and broadens intellectual activity, raising man's vision and often yielding many side benefits.
Newspapers Dropped by South Vietnamese Planes
Two South Vietnamese war planes released 88 000 copies of Nhan Dan reprints over three North Vietnamese cities during the night. A U.S. spokesman said the effort aimed to spread banned content once used to critique the Hanoi regime.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
South
Viet Nam
Thanh Hoa
Workers Seek Union Delegates at Eastland Shoe Co
About 60 hand sewers at Eastland Shoe Co in Freeport seek union representation. Paul McCullough and Robert Simmons of Portland say they will seek unionization amid a pay dispute that idled workers from last Friday to Tuesday. Rabbi David Berent of Lewiston, head of Maine’s arbitration board, requested their return to work. Jonas B. Klein, company president, stated...
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Freeport
Eastland Shoe Co
Paul McCullough
Robert Simmons
Portland
David Berent
Lewiston
Maine Department of Labor and Industry
Jonas B. Klein
Pres
Factory workers reject general raise offer
Ident said we cannot give the handsewers any general increase at this time. He proposed a hike in the piece rate on one pattern with a special condition. Any benefits must be shared by all employees. McCullough and Simmons turned the offer down saying a nickel per pair on a rarely made shoe is not helpful.
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McCullough
Simmons
Elizabethport Racial Outbursts Prompt Police Reinforcements
Police rushed reinforcements to Elizabethport New Jersey after carloads of Negro youths hurled gasoline bombs stones and bottles at shops causing fires which were extinguished. Two officers suffered minor burns and were treated. About 200 residents dispersed quietly around 2 a.m. ending a night of tense disturbance near the waterfront.
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Elizabeth
N.J
Elizabethport
New York Harbor
Reedy Returns to Washington After Operations
Washington AP George E Reedy former press secretary to President Johnson has returned to Washington after surgery for hammertoes a painful foot ailment He arrived with a grin a cane and two leg casts He said he feels good but cannot move freely and plans depend on his recovery He underwent about 2 4 hours of surgery August 11 at Methodist Hospital Rochester Minnesota Moyers has been acting as interim White House aide and Reedy avoided firm plans pending health status
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Washington
George E. Reedy
Johnson
Reedy
Methodist Hospital
Rocheseter
Minn
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
City Council Set to Act on Word Change Biddeford
Biddeford city officials will act on a planning board recommendation to change the meaning of a word. The proposal aims to clarify usage in municipal documents and communications. Local residents await the council vote on this wording update.
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Biddeford
Planning Board
City plans hearing on ordinance change at next council meet
The planning board urges preliminary work for the ordinance change. Council action may occur at the upcoming meeting. city clerk Paul Brunelle notes the next session is September 8.
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Planning Board
Paul Brunelle
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