Rockefeller says Republicans can win in New Hampshire
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller declared Johnson can be defeated in November as he campaigned in New Hampshire for the March 10 GOP presidential primary. He urged ousting the Democratic administration, blasted its drift and delay, and urged hearings on school prayer leading to a constitutional amendment.
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Rockefeller
New York
New Hampshire
New York State
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Salem
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
America
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Hairdressers Attend Tea At Blaine House
A silver tea to benefit the Maine Association for Mentally Retarded Children was hosted at Blaine House in Augusta yesterday by the Maine State Hairdressers and Cosmetologist Association. Hostesses were Mrs. John H. Reed and co hosts Mrs. Geraldine Albert and Mrs. Irma St Amand. The event included guests and staff from Biddeford Waterville Brunswick Fairfield and Hallowell with local members serving in various roles.
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Maine Association For
Maine State Hairdressers and Cosmetologist Association
Blaine House
Augusta
John H. Reed
Geraldine Albert
Irma St. Amand
Biddeford
Rita King
June Landry
Waterville
Phyllis Wilkins
Brunswick
Janice Hasson
Fairfield
Betty Febrizi
Evelyn Randall
Lois Pearl
Rose
Aramo
Lucille Beane
Hallowell
Muriel Levesque
Phyllis
Biddeford and Saco residents listed in notice
Seavey Winslow Mrs. Lorette Richard Miss Claire Cyr and Mrs Yolande Lowell of Biddeford Mrs Laurette Simoneau Mrs Anna Forrester Mrs Florence Lester and Mrs Cecile Boutet of Saco Miss Camella Giammarino Old Orchard Beach Mrs Arthur Chamberlain Lewiston and Mrs Reny Goulet Auburn listed in public notice.
Louisville book mixup leaves English class confused
In Louisville Kentucky the University of Louisville English department ordered 50 copies of The Track of the Cat labeled T-1990. A shipment arrived labeled T-1960 and carried The Leopard, leaving the instructor puzzled over the misfiled books.
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BIG
Louisville, Ky
University of Louisville English
Past Presidents Banquet Planned By Local Aerie
The Biddeford Saco Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles outlined plans for a Past Presidents Night banquet to be held March 21 at 6 30 p.m. The stewards will handle reservations. About 250 members and guests attended a February dance at the hall and another event is set for Feb 22 with Red Coats providing music. A moment of silence honored late member Jean Grenier. Members were asked to assemble at 7 p.m. to form a motorcade to Sansoucy Funeral Home. President Daniel Pendleton led the session with prayers by Joffre O Remillard.
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Biddeford-Saco Aerie
Order of Eagles
Birch Street
Biddeford
Red Coats
Eon J. Grenier
Aerie Club
Sansoucy Funeral Home
Daniel Pendleton
Joffre O. Remillard
Saco Masonic Hall
John G. Smith
Kennebunkport
Edward Whicher
Kennebunk
Royal Masters Meet Highlights Maine Council Leaders
The Royal Masters degree was exemplified during a meeting last night of Maine Council Royal and Select Masters, showcasing fraternal ritual and committee activities. Leaders discussed upcoming events and community outreach.
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Maine
Select
Organization Makes Adult Learning Easier
Yakima grandmother Mary C. Wallace founded the LARK Foundation to teach reading writing arithmetic and self confidence to functional illiterates in 17 states. The program has trained 800 volunteer teachers and reached about 2000 adults in Washington and beyond, aiming to help learners read write budget and rejoin the workforce.
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Olympia
Wash
Yakima, Wash
Mary C. Wallace
Washington State
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