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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1967
Page
1
Federal troops arrived in Culpeper Virginia by helicopter to support an Army general's order barring Nazi uniforms from the area. The action followed the body of George Lincoln Rockwell and the American Nazi party amid tense confrontations and demonstrations.
At Culpeper National Cemetery the Rockwell hearse waited behind gates while Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner warned that troops would enforce an order banning Nazi uniforms and insignia inside government property. Matt Koehl refused to remove armbands as officials debated access and security.
A West Bath youth identified as Gerry Simmons, 16, drowned in a water-filled gravel pit in Brunswick used as a swimming hole. Police said three attempts failed to locate him before skindivers recovered the body after a two hour search.
Detroit AP report says GM Ford and Chrysler offered the United Auto Workers a three year package seen as their best ever, while asking the union to curb key provisions. The union is expected to reject, with strike action a possibility before the Sept. 6 deadline for 650,000 workers.
Governor Curtis urged lawmakers to study the personal income tax and other revenue sources during a possible special session after budget needs are set. He favored income tax over sales tax hikes, and suggested interim steps like broadening the tax base by removing exemptions. He warned a sales tax increase now would not prevent future tax measures and hoped for concrete agreement before calling a session.
Albert Paul, 34, a two time escapee from the Thomsaston Maine State Prison, reportedly used a decoy ladder and improvised ladders to flee after being observed leaving a guard catwalk. Law enforcement hunted the area as the warden urged public help and warned Paul could be dangerous.
Miss America Jane Anne Jayroe and five beauty queens depart Saigon after a 17 day USO tour entertaining troops. Captain Frank Lennon says troops were overwhelmed while Jayroe reports high morale and appreciation from about 80 000 service members. The court performed What's Happening Back Home featuring magic mimicry music and dance.
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