International Photographic Society Convention in D C
The 31st PSA international convention, Oct 7 11 at the Park Sheraton Washington, invites 50 million camera owners to attend. About 2,500 guests will view photo programs from 10 percent of PSA’s 12 000 members and 35 000 affiliates. Registration is under $10 for members and about $1 more per day for non members.
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Skip” Miller
AP News
America
Photographic Society of America
Sheraton Park Hotel
Washington, D.C
PSA
Africa
Australia
Grant Haist
Kodak Camera Club
Rochester
N.Y
Psaer
Wellington Lee
New York City
Chinatown
Lee
Camera Club
Walt Disney
Polaroid
Edwin Land
Henry Luce
Edward Weston
National Geographic Magazine
Melville Grosvenor
Psaers
Fred Shaw
Rochester Institute of Technology
Shaw
Robert L. McIntyre
FPSA
Washington, D. C
White House
Pan American House
Arlington Cemetery
Cambodia accuses U S helicopters of border attack
Cambodias government charged two American helicopters with attacking Cambodian territory the Aug 19 incident injuring 27 villagers in the Mimot region Kompong Cham province. It demanded reparations and a U S official visit to the site, delivering the protest to the U S Embassy.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
United States
U.S
Mimot
Kompongcham
Washington
Norodom Sihanouk
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Maine Briefs: Fort Fairfield arson suspect bound over
Lawrence W. Sprague, 19, of Fort Fairfield, bound over for grand jury action on an arson charge after a district court hearing for a fire that destroyed two potato picker shacks. He waived preliminary hearing, pleaded innocent, and was released on $500 bail.
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Associated Press
Presque Isle
Lawrence W. Sprague
Fort Fairfield
District Court
Portland NAACP urges teachers to avoid racial terms
Robert B Teague president of the Portland NAACP chapter says the group asks Portland teachers to follow school rules banning racial terms of dislike Teague cites a Portland high school teacher who used racial epithets in a classroom He notes racist remarks affect children due to impressionability and respect for teachers as knowledge sources.
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Portland
Robert B. Teague
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Teague
Maine to open bids for 43 miles of resurfacing
The State Highway Commission will open bids on 43 miles of road resurfacing across seven Maine counties on September 3. Projects include nine miles of U.S. Route 202 and 0.5 mile of Route 237 in Gorham plus 6.8 miles of Route 4 from Livermore town line north to Jay.
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Augusta
State Highway Commission
Maine
Gorham
Livermore
Jay
Pupil Rides Arranged for Biddeford School Parents
Biddeford parents with children at Pride Training School or the Cerebral Palsy Center in Portland are urged to contact the school superintendent promptly to arrange transportation. Actress Helen Hayes, 69, received the American Educational Theater Association's Distinguished Service to the Theater Award at the 33rd annual convention, crediting playwrights directors actors and audiences for her success.
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Biddeford
Pride Training School
Cerebral Palsy Center
Portland
Detroit
Helen Hayes
American Educational Theater Association
Miss Hayes
Association
Biddeford Adult Group Picnics At Bay View
Members of the Senior Adult Club of Biddeford attended a picnic yesterday at Villa Muir Bay View Saco under the direction of President Albert Chretien and Mr and Mrs Josephat Grenier. Refreshments and games were enjoyed with a donations collected. Attending were numerous members from Biddeford including sisters and local families, plus visitors from Connecticut Quebec and Manchester U.S. and Canadian guests attended.
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Villa Muir
Bay View
Saco
Albert Chretien
Josephat Grenier
Corinne Chretien
Beatrice P. Grenier
Therese de Lisieux
Paradis
Poulin
Laura Val
Malvina Gaudette
Carmilla Siine Turcotte
Rose Anna Tardif
Rebecca Lemay
Norbert Plante
Alphege Paradis
Ida St. Onge
Connecticut
Henri G. Perreault
la Dumont
Quebec
A Tardif
Manchester
Twin Cities Take Part In Road Program
Washington bureau announces 69 cities, including Augusta Garnier area and Biddeford Saco, will join a Traffic Operations Program to boost capacity and safety with modest spending. Expected gains include up to 25 percent more traffic flow through better signals pavement markings channelization and lane changes. Biddeford and Saco officials say they have not received program details yet.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Transportation Department
Maine
Augusta - Gardiner
Biddeford-Saco
R. R. Bartelsmeyer
Biddeford
Saco
Deans Defends Estate, Laughs at Motive Claim
Mickey Deans, Jane's fifth husband, said the estate is intact and that he expects only to cover bills. Separately, surplus foods will be distributed at the Saco Welfare Office on Cutts Avenue Friday from 9 am to 12 noon and 1 to 3 pm, announced by welfare director Dorothy LeClair.
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Mickey Deans
Deans
Saco
Cutts Avenue
Dorothy LeClair
Judy Garland died in debt to IRS and others
London AP reports Judy Garland’s husband claims she died owing about a million dollars, including around five hundred thousand to the Internal Revenue Service. He says many in show business used her as a pawn amid financial struggles.
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London
Judy Garland
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Senate critics ready assaults on defense budget
Washington AP reports senators opposing the defense budget plan to press key amendments and deep cuts despite a Pentagon public campaign arguing against further reductions.
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Washington
Senate
Pentagon
Education department tightens federal school aid cutoffs
Washington sources report the Department of Health Education and Welfare has revised its procedures for terminating federal school aid. The change affects how and when aid is cut off under welfare policy, with officials outlining new steps and criteria.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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