Smith winds up New Hampshire tour in bid for votes
Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine completes a week long campaign swing through New Hampshire for the March 10 presidential primary. She stresses her Senate attendance record and vows to avoid smear tactics while calling for primaries and reforms to end the electoral college. She visits Nashua Jaffrey Fitzwilliam and Keene and says she may return for more campaigning.
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Nosenko Wins U S Asylum After Geneva Dispute
Soviet secret police defector Yuri Nosenko is granted asylum in the United States. The State Department released a series of notes detailing his location in Washington and U S readiness to grant asylum while Moscow protests and seeks interview. Details on how he defected and his exact role remain undisclosed.
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Church Council Splits for Visits to Soviet Areas
In Odessa, the World Council of Churches Executive Committee split into two groups to visit other Soviet areas after a week-long closed session in the Black Sea city. The meeting ended Friday with adoption of a disarmament resolution.
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Pier of Old Orchard Beach A Maine Monaco Heritage
Wilfred L. Duffy and his sisters hold Old Orchard Beachs historic pier built in 1898. Once a dancing hub for bands from 1920 to 1950, the pier hosted Vogue Tea Room waffles before Rudy Vallee shows. The structure survived storms and a shortened length, now a jointly taxed beacon with its own police and fire lines.
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Chuckle Personnel Offer Skips Coffee for Early Retirement
A personnel remark suggests a trainee may skip coffee breaks and retire three years early, citing copyright and corporate affiliations. The exchange frames a humorous incentive tied to time off and workplace routines.
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Pistol-Wielding Man NearLBJ Plane Is Apprehended
In St Louis the Johnson visit proceeded with large crowds and a security scare. A man with a loaded pistol was arrested at Lambert Airport after the 200th birthday celebration events. Talma Sawyer, 27, of Cairo Illinois, was held for questioning.
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Defense Dept Finds Irregularities in McNamara Office
The Defense Department reports irregularities in the Budget and Finance Branch of Secretary McNamara’s administrative office. The case has been turned to the Justice Department Criminal Division for study. John A. Wylie, head of the branch since 1952, on sick leave since Nov. 1, is not accused of wrongdoing. The probe follows a routine audit noting failures to follow accounting procedures amid a broader office reorganization to tighten supervision of internal funds. Loftis, former administrative assistant, was not implicated.
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Military Rumblings Threaten Cyprus Mission
US Undersecretary George W. Ball held urgent talks with Greek officials as Turkish troop carries warships depart Iskenderun, raising fears of a Turkish invasion near Cyprus. Greek forces on alert. Ball travels to London for talks with British officials as Island bloodshed rises in Polis and Paphos.
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Ruby Trial To Begin Monday
Dallas AP reports the Jack Ruby murder trial will start Monday with prosecutors and defense seeking 12 impartial jurors from 900 Dallas County citizens. Defense attorney Melvin Belli says the task seems impossible due to Dallas prejudice against Ruby who shot Lee Harvey Oswald, accused Kennedy assassin, on television.
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Johnson kicks off St Louis 200th birthday celebration
More than 100,000 cheering residents line the streets as President Johnson begins St Louis 200th birthday festivities. A manhunt in southeastern Ohio targets a young suspect wanted for the slaying of a farm family with whom he had lived. Internationally, George Ball arrives in Athens seeking a Cyprus peace force free of UN control. Russia holds Kremlin talks on agriculture. Yuri Nosenko is granted asylum in the United States. The Defense Department reports irregularities in the office of an aide to McNamara.
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Beatlemania Drives Boom in Biddeford Saco Merchants
Record sales soar as Beatle discs and wigs attract youths and boost local merchants. store managers report fantastic sales while students adopt Beatle haircuts with few school policy issues. barbers warn the fad may fade, comparing it to Elvis era hype and noting ongoing tour momentum.
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Biddeford High School
Thornton Academy
Farmhand Sought In Ohio Family Slaying
In southeastern Ohio four members of a farm family were killed and two wounded in a shooting at a farm near Athens. Rudy Zamora, 22, a former Texas patient of Mexican descent, is sought armed with a shotgun. Sheriff Shields said Zamora fled into freezing weather after the attack that killed W. M. Wildman and Mildred Wildman, along with Eugene Wildman and Geneva Pierce. Patricia Wildman and Danny Pierce were wounded. Patricia and Danny were taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital in fair and good condition respectively. Police believe Zamora was seeking money he claimed he was owed.
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