Kiesinger Sees New Era in Franco German Ties
West German Chancellor Kiesinger declared optimism after talks with French President de Gaulle in Paris. He said the Franco German cooperation treaty was reanimated and close ties could help Europe surmount divisions and aid German reunification. He called the atmosphere realistic and fruitful.
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Fighting Flares In Viet Nam Iron Triangle Drive Advances
Sharp fighting flared across South Vietnam as the Iron Triangle operation pushed Communist losses beyond 450. U.S. planes downed two, a Norwegian vessel collided with a U.S. minesweeper, and B52s struck near the DMZ. South Vietnamese troops overran a Viet Cong post 325 miles northeast of Saigon, while 38 Reds were killed in four clashes across the region.
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Commuter Club Car Quip About Secretary’s Looks
A light line in a commuter club car jokes that a wife values efficiency over appearance of the secretary. The quip plays on workplace romance and prudish humor typical of club chatter.
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Traverse Jury Excused By Judge Until Monday
ALFRED The traverse jury was excused until Monday by Superior Court Justice Lincoln Spencer after a defendant pled guilty and was fined. Stanley D. Saxby of Bradford New Hampshire dropped an appeal and was fined 20 dollars for speeding on the Maine Turnpike. Justice Spencer appointed Nickerson for indigent defendants Meyer Lord and Lumsden, remanding them to jail pending pleas while Lund received a suspended term and probation. Burke Jr. of Syracuse was dismissed on a liquor DUI charge.
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Old Orchard Beach
South Windham Men’s’ Reformatory
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Trusteed Properties Inc
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Syracuse
N.Y
Linwood S. Wyman
South Berwick
Scores of anti Mao officers arrested in China purge
Tokyo AP reports a Red Chinese unit stormed a hidden base and arrested a large group of anti Mao officers in Lanchow. The move follows Liu Shao Chi demanding a retraction of self criticism and signals power struggles within the People’s Liberation Army amid Mao Zedong’s purge.
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Housing Panel Is Named In Biddeford
The Biddeford city clerk announced a five member housing code study committee. Members include Clayton Wartmill executive secretary of the Biddeford Saco Chamber of Commerce and Harry Wooster water company treasurer. Also Philip Gadbois Albert Cote and Paul Sheltra were named. The panel will review code revisions from a recent public hearing and other code sections. A meeting with a HUD representative from New York is planned soon.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
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World Week Highlights Johnsons Tax Plan and Powell Fallout
Johnson calls for a six percent surcharge on income tax and raises social security benefits while warning of Vietnam costs. The House ousts Rev. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. from chairmanship and seats, sparking Harlem and national protests. Bobby Baker faces tax evasion and conspiracy charges amid Washington politics. In China Mao gains, Liu Shao chi dissents, and Soviet Central Committee warns against anti-Soviet moves.
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American Held In Leningrad Is Free On Bail
A U S citizen Buel Ray Wortham Jr. was released on 20000 rubles bail pending appeal to the Russian Federation Supreme Court. He was jailed in Leningrad after a three count conviction for illegal currency trade and will appear before the Supreme Court in Moscow at month end or early next month. Wortham and companion Craddock Gilmour Jr. were arrested Oct 1 while attempting to leave the Soviet Union. Gilmour was fined and released. Wortham faces possible pardon later if eligible under Soviet law.
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Utah
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