Dr Doolittle Week Promises Rotary Fundraising Film
The Biddeford Saco Rotary Club promotes a Dr Doolittle Week February 16 22 with the York County premiere at Central Theatre Biddeford Advance tickets total about 3000 for the two daily showings at popular Maine prices Children 1 adult 2 Tickets benefit five area high schools scholarships Rotary committee members Rene Boisvert Clayton Cartmill E Raymond Noiseux organize the event with venues and outlets listed.
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Dr. Doolittle
Biddeford - Saco
Service Club
England
Caribbean
Rex Harrison
Samantha Eggar
Puddleby-on-the-Marsh
Hicn
Biddeford-Saco
Belly Dancing A Hobby With Her
Jennifer Albright, a 19 year old wife from Yonkers, performs belly dancing to support her husband Stephen a divinity student at Bangor Theological Seminary. She dresses in diaphanous gowns makes costumes handles makeup and pursues nursing restaurant work and night courses at the University of Maine. The couple views dancing as artistic and supplementary income.
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Bangor
Jennifer Albright
Jenny
Stephen Albright
Bangor Theological Seminary
Stephen
Albrights
New York
Yonkers
Hastingson-Hudson
University of Maine
Panel Reviews Maine Free Trade Zone Application in Washington
The alternates committee of the Foreign Trade Zones Board meets in Washington to consider Maine's plan for a Portland free trade zone and Machiasport sund zone. A recommendation may come mid afternoon and face full board approval, amid debate over Occidental Petroleum's 300,000 barrel per day Machiasport refinery. Supporters, led by Sen. George D. Aiken, push for optimism while opponents warn of oil market impacts.
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Washington
Federal Foreign Trade Zones Board
Maine
Portland
Machiasport
Full Foreign Trade Zones Board
Commerce
Treasury
Army
Occidental Petroleum Corp
New England
U.S
Alternates
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
John
Bill filed to allow June horse racing in Maine
Augusta Maine AP a bill to permit straight horse racing at Scarborough Downs in June and July even if Gorham Raceway runs harness meets. Current law allows Scarborough Downs racing from May 15 to Nov 30 with a four week period near year end.
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Augusta
Charles FE. Morsehead
Scarborough Downs
Gorham
Nixon Urges Senate Ratification of Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
President Nixon asked the Senate to ratify the treaty promptly, arguing it furthers his goal of negotiation over confrontation with the U S. He noted his past urging a delay after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia and said this request does not alter his condemnation of that action.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
U.S. A
Czechoslovakia
Big City Schools Demand More Federal Aid
Nixon task force urges at least a 1 billion dollar yearly boost for urban schools to address deepening urban education gaps. The report criticizes campaign pledges on block grants and calls for concentrating funds or a new Urban Education Act to improve impact.
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Washington
Nixon
Washington Post
Alan Pifer
Carnegie Corp
Sirhan Trial Defense Dismissal Motions Denied
In Los Angeles AP reports defense motions to quash the Sirhan Bishara Sirhan murder indictment were denied. Sirhan, 24, testified he earned modest net incomes from 1964 to 1968 while living with his mother in Pasadena. The court ruled the defense claim of nonrepresentative jurors irrelevant to the proceedings as opening statements approach next week.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Rteach
Jrury
Sirhan
United States
Robert F. Kennedy
Superior Court
Herbert V. Walker
Cooper
Pasadena
Pasadena City College
The Sociologists and Parents Debate Youth Decline
A lighthearted quip contrasts sociologists warning of youth decline with parents noting that nothing has declined yet. The joke hinges on the notion that the younger generation resists decline as they persist in causing mischief and energy.
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America
Three-Nation Peace Force Studied in Paris
U S and South Vietnamese negotiators study a three nation peace force of Asian neutrals to back a Vietnam settlement. Japan Indonesia and Burma most discussed as possible contributors. North Vietnam and Viet Cong not involved. Prospects hinge on progress toward political settlement and a revived Geneva framework from 1954.
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Paris
U.S
Vietnam
Japan
Indonesia
Burma
United States
Hanoi
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
South Vietnam
Saigon
International Control Commission
Canada
Poland
India
ICC
Aeig
Nations
Heary Cabot Lodge Lodge
Akira Matsui
France
Matsui
Lodge
North Vietnam
Tet Saigon Cancels All Military Leaves
Saigon orders immediate end to all military leaves from Feb 10 to prevent Viet Cong surprises during Tet. All government forces go on 24 hour duty at stations or quarters for the lunar New Year, Feb 17, with a weeklong Viet Cong ceasefire set for Feb 15 22.
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Saigon
Nuyyen van Theu
U.S
da Nang
Marine Corps
Navy court hears Pueblo crew fought to destroy classified material
Lt. Stephen Harris testified the Pueblo crew rushed to jettison papers under heavy enemy fire. Firemen hauled weighted bags but only some material could be destroyed as a North Korean shell wounded Hodges and chaos spread aboard the ship.
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Stephen Harris
Navy
U Pueblo
Duane Hodges
Creswell
Ore
Harris
Edward Murphy Jr
Pueblo
Lloyd M. Bucher
Murphy
Bucher
Edward Grimm
National Defense
Grimm
Japan
Heey
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P. H. Clair
Grant B. Cooper
Lynn D. Compton
Linoleum CO
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