St Francis College holds summer commencement with theme love
President Robert L. Horn delivered a homily echoing love and human dignity as he addressed fifteen graduates, their families, and faculty during St Francis College’s first summer commencement. He linked the gospel message to education and cited acts of Christian love across four years, noting hooding by graduates’ spouses or parents. The ceremony, at Queen of Peace Shrine, featured mass concelebration, music by Lawrence Davis, and a reception in the cafeteria.
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Robert L. Horn
St. Francis College
Kent State
Biafra
Horn
Queen of Peace Shrine
Joseph J. Lemieux
Oscar Giroux
O.F.M
George Marcil
Sisters of the Good Shepherd of St. Andre's
Biddeford
Lawrence Davis
Bernard Carson
James J. Barnes
Forestville
Conn
Thomas J. Brown
New London
Chinese Minesweeper Slips Into Haiphong Harbor
Haiphong harbor case marks first Chinese minesweeper entry since U S minefields sealed North Vietnamese ports last May. Pentagon says the ship has not cleared mines and that new mines may be laid to block any clearance. In Saigon, raids destroy or damage over 170 buildings at military camps in the Hanoi Haiphong area.
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Haiphong
U.S. Navy
North Vietnam
Pentagon
United States
U.S
Shanghai
China
Pacific
Saigon
Hanoi-Haiphong
Air
Xom Bai
Hanoi
Xuan Mai
Hai Dong Barracks
Washington
Haiphong Harbor
South Vietnam
Que Son
da Nang
South Vitnam
Quang Tri
Central Highlands
Dak To
Nguyen van Thieu
Task Force backs limited heavy industry zones in Maine coast
A Maine task force urges concentrating new heavy industry to two zones Portland harbor and Machias Bay while limiting oil refining to Portland with strict environmental safeguards. It favors creating a Maine Coast Industrial Development Corporation to manage land and leases and envisions potential pipeline to Boston.
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Associated Press
Augusta
Maine
Portland Harbor
Machias Bay
Maine Coast
Kenneth M. Curtis
Joseph Fisher
Portland
Casco Bay
Maine Coast Indus
Trial Development Corporation
State Department of Environmental Protection
New England
New York
Boston
Washington County
Inside The Journal Cartoons and Classifieds Notice
A brief index listing sections for cartoons classifieds crossword Dear Abby dining page editorials obits and sports with theaters on pages 6 and 7 for the issue. Readers are guided to features across the issue.
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Abby
Neutercane Becomes Hurricane Betty Extracts Costa of Atlantic
Hurricane Betty formed from a neutercane in the Atlantic, reaching 100 mph winds as it moved east-northeast away from the United States. The NHC noted Betty posed no land threat and marked the first recorded evolution of a neutercane into a hurricane.
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Miami
North Atlantic
National Hurricane Center
United States
Neil Frank
Azores Islands
Bad Air Was Not Bad Enough To Monitor
Maine DEP official says the sticky weekend air mass did not reach pollution alert levels. Supervisor Frederick Pitman notes monitors at Portland sites were not checked due to lack of Weather Bureau pollution forecasts.
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Frederick C. Pitman
Air Pollution Control Division
Maine Department of Environmental Protection
DEP
Portland
Portland High School
Pitman
Weather Bureau
The Lavalley Co. Keeps York County Timber Alive
The Lavalley company in New Dam, Sanford, led Maine in automation in 1958 with the first fully automated sawmill using conveyors. It owns or controls about 10,000 acres of woodlands within a 30 mile radius and added a 1964 chipper to produce hardwood chips for paper mills.
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York County
Maryline White Sanford
Albert R. Lavalley Co
New Dam
Lavalley
Maine
Sanford
R. W. Arsenault
Woodlands
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Queen
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Task Force
Portland and
Machial Zones
Phyllis Austin
Inside the Journal
U. S
Fischer and Spassky
Ireland
Maryline White
Lavalley Company
Levalley
Jim Meader
Eric Prouty
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