U S Fighters Intercept Soviet Planes
Five Russian bombers were intercepted over Greenland by U S fighter planes this week. Scripps Howard reporter Jim Lucas said the four engine planes penetrated to the Newfoundland coastline before turning back. A spokesman for NORAD at Colorado Springs declined to comment on the report.
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Colo
Greenland
U.S
Scripps-Howard
Jim Lucas
Lucas
Newfoundland
North American Air Defense Command
Rusk Replies to Fulbright Over Vietnam Weapons Question
Secretary of State Dean Rusk implied that Senator Fulbright did the country a disservice by questioning if U S nuclear weapons would be used in Vietnam. Fulbright rejected the insinuation, warning it would be a grave disservice to expose troops to nuclear options. The State Department release noted President Johnson had not made any decision on such use.
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Dean Rusk
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
U.S
Vietnam
Fulbright
Arkansas
Ruski
Presidentohnson
Johnson
George Christian
Rusk
State Department
The Despoilers Man Only Being That Fouls His Own Nest
An editor notes humans foul their nest and threaten Earth’s ecosystems with pollution waste and hunger. Scientists like Roger Revelle warn man is a geological and biological agent whose tech can destroy large parts of the planet. IBP studies in 50 nations seek exact knowledge to guide wiser choices and policy responses.
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Planet Earth
Roger Revelle
Harvard University
Revelle
U.S
Chuckle: Husband Teases Neighbor Over Vacation Size
A lighthearted quarrel between neighbors centers on vacation time. The husband jokes that the neighbor is lucky to have a two week break while he himself enjoys three weeks. The exchange reflects everyday domestic banter and workplace roles.
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Fea. Corp
Downed Navy Pilot Denied Rescue Near Hainan Island
The 7th Fleet was denied permission to recover Lt. (J.G.) Joseph P. Dunn after his Skyraider was shot down near Hainan Island. Pentagon orders barred rescue within 12 miles of the Chinese coast and kept ships 20 miles from the Red China shore as Bringle diverted forces north from Vietnam. An unidentified second pilot disappeared after the dive and an emergency beacon rang for hours.
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Copley News Service
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Washington
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William F. Bringle
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Vietnam
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De Gaulle Kiesinger push for Common Market expansion
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle and Kurt Kiesinger agreed to broaden the Common Market to include Britain and other applicant nations while delaying a date. They proposed trade arrangements in industrial and agricultural products and a path toward a larger European free trade area, with Britain still not guaranteed entry.
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Charles de Gaulle
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Britain
de Gaulle
Ireland
Denmark
Norway
Kiesinger
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Elysee Palace
Reny to Run for York County Commissioner Post
State Senator Paul E. Reny of Saco announces candidacy for County Commissioner citing two terms as Saco mayor and Senate service as qualifications. He notes his work in public welfare and his role in transportation, dredging funding, and pollution bills. Details continue on page two.
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Saco
Reny
York County
State Department of Transportation
Reay
Saco River
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Panmunjon Sideshow Highlights Cold War Tension
At Panmunjom in Korea, a blue tin-roofed building hosts a ritual of hate as about 20 North Koreans and a similar UN side meet in tense sessions. The stalemated talks, led by Rear Adm. John V. Smith and Gen. Pak Chung Kook, reflect frozen attitudes after 15 years of division, with no real dialogue and ongoing threats from both sides.
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Panmunjom
Korea
South
Chung Hee Park
Uncle Sam
U.S
Pak Chung- Kook
Adm. Smith
Pak
Gen. Pak
Tourney Ticket Sales Listed for Biddeford Events
Basketball tourney ticket sales in Biddeford are set for Sunday from 6 to 8 p.m. at St Joseph's Parish Hall with a tentative date at Biddeford High in Steve White Memorial gym 10 to 12 a.m. and 5 to 8 p.m. Monday. Class LI games begin Tuesday at the Expo Building in Portland, culminating with the final on Saturday February 24.
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St. Joseph's Parish Hall
Biddeford High
Steve White
Expo Building
Portland
How Has North Vietnam Survived Bombing
Editors examine the monumental bombing of North Vietnam, detailing tonnage dropped, comparisons to Europe and Korea, and why the agrarian, poverty-stricken economy endured. It outlines U S strategic aims to curb insurgent support and bolster South Vietnamese morale while avoiding civilian centers.
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William L. Ryan
Europe
U.S
Korea
Pentagon
North
South Vietnam
Robert S. McNamara
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