Teacher, Teacher drama on NBC inspires and unsettles
NBC Wednesday night presented a 90 minute original drama about Freddie Niles a 13 year old with serious mental retardation who learns to read and write with two teachers helping him. The performance highlighted Osie Davis and Hamilton Cade with Billy Schulman delivering a moving portrayal of Freddie.
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New York
NBC
Freddie Niles
David McCallum
Achor
Hamilton Cade
Niles
Charlies Carter
Ossie Davis
Air Force
Freddie
Carter
Cade
ABC Sets Premiere of Satiric Variety Series With Dean Jones
The broadcast notes a light hour of TV with two stars joking about 11 years of marriage and a turn on humor, highlighting ABC 9 10 EST premiere of Whats it all about world hosted by Dean Jones.
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ABC
Dean Jones
Local births and historical U S territorial expansion note
The item lists newborns at Webber Hospital with parents and addresses across Saco Scarborough Biddeford and Kennebunkport, detailing names Kathleen Marie Darlene Marie Arden Nathaniel III Christal Ann and Renee with weights Feb dates. It closes with a historical note on the 1898 U S acquisition of Hawaii Puerto Rico the Philippines and Guam after the Spanish American War.
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Webber Hospital
John Braley I
Braley
King St
Saco
John Russell
Ralph Curley
King Street
Scarborough
Kathleen Marie
Ernest Day
Bacon St. Biddeford
Darlene Marie
United States
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Philippines
Guam
Spain
Ladies Aid Donates to Heart Fund at Biddeford Church
The Ladies Aid of South Biddeford United Methodist Church voted a donation to the Heart Fund during yesterday's meeting. Present were 20 members and two guests, with Mrs. Lena Peck presiding. Next gathering is February 19 at Mrs. Alice Nute's home on Guinea Road.
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Heart Fund
Ladies Aid of
South Biddeford
Sub Debs Discuss Surf Film Rental Plans
Sorority group met at Rhonda Kozloff home in Saco to organize a February 13 candy sale and discussed a new business renting surfing films for public viewing. Members named include Linda Warner Bethany Hanson Caroline Tripp Deborah Johnson Christine Tsiokas Venetta Tsomides Jill Chadbourne Jane Kimball Peggy Vance and others.
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Sub Debs Sorority
Rhonda Kozloff
Saco
Linda Warner
Bethany Hanson
Carole Tripp
Deborah Johnson
Christine Tsiokas
Venetta Tsomides
Jill Chadbourne
Jane Kimball
Peggy Vance
Mary-Alice Bellevue
Deborah Harriman
Dianne Pendleton
Kristin Morang
Elizabeth Hewes
Anne Hadiaris
Jane Grondin
Judith Crosby
Susan Frost
House Republicans push reorganization bill for efficient Congress
Twenty five House Republicans introduce a reorganization plan aimed at a more responsive Congress. The bill renews last year’s proposals banning proxy voting and requiring public votes in secret committees, plus allowing witnesses. Agnew says the White House is handling a playful mishearing from Miami Beach observers about his name.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Congress
Senate
James C. Cleveland
R-N.h
Spiro T. Agnew
Miami Beach
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
White House
Thompson
New England Briefs on Footnote by Associated Press
Secretary of Labor George P. Schultz refused a federal poll watcher request in the AFL CIO United Steelworkers presidential election. Postmaster General Blount announced removal of politicking postmasterschips. Brown University discusses coed housing with Pembroke. Amherst study urges Massachusetts to fund a state medical school in Worcester. Muskie cautions victories via violence must lead to policy changes.
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George P
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers Union
Emil FE. Narick
I. W. Abel
Shultz
Narich
Associated Press
Providence
R.I
Brown University
Interfraternity Council
Brown
Lon Shinn
Pembroke
Alpha Pi Lambda Fraternity
Pembroke College
John Salinger
Amherst
Mass
University of Massachusetts
New England
Worcester
John W. Lederle
Harvard
Tuftston University
Dartmouth
University of Vermont
Massachusetts
Lederle
Democratic process talk by Speaker at Hearst Foundation dinner
The text notes a speaker from the William Randolph Hearst Foundation's Senate Youth program urging participation in democracy. It mentions a prior event where Meskie or Muskie encouraged accepting democratic decisions during a dinner in Augusta, Maine. The article then shifts to a Maine case: a Washington County grand jury to hear a 1967 brutality and illegal search allegation on Passamaquoddy Pleasant Point Reservation involving state troopers.
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Billy Schulman
Freddie
Fielder Cook
Ted
Allan E. Sloane
Elison Carrol
Sloane
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
Senate
Muskie
Augusta
Maine
Washington County Grand Jury
Machias
Passamaquoddy
Pleasant Point
Parker F. Hennessey
First Lady plans beauty parlor in White House prompt debate
The Needle notes chatter about a White House beauty parlor and a possible move of Dick's office from the Oval Room. The piece jokes about a 24 hour barbershop and jokes about the presidency's burdens, then shifts to Kurt Vonnegut arguing physicists should withhold weaponizable discoveries.
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White House
Dick A
Oval Room
Pat
Hubert Humphrey
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