Community events weekly listings in Maine towns
Numerous clubs and services hold weekly meetings and public events across Kennebunk, Biddeford, Saco, Wells, Alfred, Arundel, and Cape Porpoise. Al Anon, SPEBSQSA, Lions, Odd Fellows, and veterans groups meet. social lunches, food stamp help, and counseling are offered. public lectures and dances are scheduled through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Al-Anon Kennebunk
Al-Anon
St. Monica
Portland Road
Spebsqsa Kennebunkport
Kennebunk
Spebsqsa
Olympian Club
UCCA
Alfred
York County Council On Aging
Stanley Hyde
Carl Bohlin
B-S Day Post
Biddeford
Saco Post
Bradah Street
Pocahontas
Old Orchard Beach
Nah Council
Odd Fellows Hall
Ross Community Center
Washington Street
Biddeford Vfw
Biddeford Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Thornton St
Notre Dame
Webber Hospital Association
Pool Road
Anna C. Bowe
Order of Odd Fellows
Ioof Hall
YCCA
Cape Porpoise
Lyman Assessors
LYMAN
Board of Assessors
Arundel
Mildred Day School
B—S Rotary Club
FBI Memo Details 1969 Efforts to Disrupt Black Panthers
An FBI San Diego memo from September 1969 describes secret operations aimed at fomenting unrest between the Black Panther Party and US groups, with shootings and violence noted in southeast San Diego. FBI officials say the aim was to disrupt groups, not to cause killings, though actions blurred into violence. The memo, tied to a larger Senate review, notes posters and cartoons intended to sow divisions among Panther factions.
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Associated Press
FBI
San Diego
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau
Black Panther Party
San Diego Union
Los Angeles Times
New York Times
James B. Adams
Senate Select Committee On Intelligence
Us Enders
Done S
Black Panther
Union
Washington
Clifford Bell
Panthers
Ford calls for immediate Angola cease fire and unity
President Ford urged an immediate cease fire in Angola and a government of national unity to end the civil war. He warned the Soviet Union against intervention and pledged US diplomatic and other efforts to stabilize the conflict and seek a peaceful settlement. He also floated using grain sales to pressure Moscow and noted ongoing talks with the Soviet envoy.
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Washington
Ford
Angola
Soviet Union
U.S
American Farm Bureau Federation
St. Louis
Russia
Soviet policy on Angola remains unchanged per Pravda
In Moscow Western experts see no shift in Kremlin stance on Angola's civil war despite Pravda editorials calling for end to foreign armed intervention. The paper says the USSR provides moral and material support to MPLA and Luanda’s government at their request, while condemning South African and Chinese involvement and noting a shift of mercenary recruitment to Europe.
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Angola
White House
Richard Cheney
CBS
Face
U.S
Estern
Moscow
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Loca
Popular Movement of the Liberation of Angola
MPLA
Luanda
China
United States
Christian Science Monitor
Central Intelligence Agency
New Hampshire Republicans favor Ford in early primary sentiment
A seven week New Hampshire poll of 13 county and city GOP chairs shows Ford as the favorite over Reagan among party regulars. Some county leaders note local splits due to Governor Thomson, while urban chairmen say Ford leads in cities like Manchester, Nashua, Portsmouth and Concord.
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Karl Swanson
Associated Press
Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Republican Party
Ford
Associatedress
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Cheshire County
Richard Webber
Webber
Thomson
Belknap
Gordon E. Bartlett
David B. Gilchrist
Coast
Manchester
Nashua
Portsmouth
Donald Miner
Ashua
E. Richard Young
Army says Safeguard ABM remains effective despite limits
The Army argues Safeguard would counter Soviet MIRVS as well as simple RVs, despite U S Soviet limits. It rejects claims MIRVS deployment nullifies the system, citing 100 interceptor cap and two-site ABM treaty bounds. The program has cost about 5.7 billion dollars with limited deployment.
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Washington
Grand Forks
N.C
Army
Safeguard
Russia
United States
Pentagon
Repairmen Regulated in Nine States Aimed at Fraud Reduction
Television repair shops in Louisiana Connecticut Indiana Massachusetts Oregon Vermont California Florida and Utah must meet specified requirements to curb fraud. The initiative targets improving licensing practices and consumer protections across these states.
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Louisiana
Connecticut
Indiana
Massachusetts
Oregon
Vermont
California
Florida
Utah
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St. David Episcopal Church
Catholic Women’s Club
Most Holy Trinity Church
Saco
Main Street
Dames Rochambeau
Steer
Alfred Road
Yankee Belles
Unitarian Church
Keith McClelland
Colonial Drive
Veterans Counseling
Harold M. Sanborn
Civil Defense Office
Cutts Ave
State of
Maine
Bureau of Veterans Services, Veterans Counseling
Veterans’ Counseling
YCCCS
Elm St
Bideford
Willy Kendrick
S.A.C.O. Saco Adult Citizens Organization
S.A.C.O
Trinity Episopal Church
Cleveland Street
Lions Club Kennebunk
Lions Club
Sea Spray Motor Inn
Kennebunk Beach
ODD Fellows Kennebunk
Kennebunkport
Saco Valley
Young School
Mike Jort
Sally Lennox
Saco Amvets
Boucouvalas-Dupuis Post Amvets
Spring Street
OFC
Luke E. Hart
Jordan School
School Street
Al—Anon
Most Holy Trinity
Square Dance
Rt Aetee Ynty Steppers
Clu
Glen Acres
Sinnott Road
Glenn Zeno
Ray Pettee
Cues
Rotary Club Kennebunk
Rotary Club
Portland
Webhannet
Webhannet Club
Fletcher Street
Eve
Madisses
First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Beach Street
Right TO Life
York County Coast
The
St. Monica Parish
Robert Rowley
William O. Buell
James McMahon
T He Arish
Trinity Episcopal
Sanford
First District
David F. Emery
Casco Bank
Emery
York County
Main St
St. John-By- The-Sea Episcopal Church
St. John Street
Eaton Hall
River Road
South Windham
Lake Michigan
Chicago
North Avenue Beach
UPI
Adams
the Times
Hoover
BPP
Marie Ludwick
Marie
St. Patrick’s Parish Hall
Congress Street
Westgate
Weight Watchers
Adelicious
the Art Gallery
Center Street
Pni
Angoa
Henry A. Kissinger
Anatoly Dobrynin
Communist Party
Pravda
House Appropriations Committee
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