Mistaken Drug Raid Shocks Winthrop Family
In Winthrop Massachusetts federal narcotics agents and state police raided the Pine home by mistake chasing a heroin factory next door. Officers in street clothes forced entry guns drawn and restrained Mrs Pine and her daughter before realizing the error and leaving without apology. The Pines plan to seek legal advice from F Lee Bailey while demanding accountability.
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Mass
the Pines
William Pine
Mrs. Pine
Pine
Manson Gang
California
Pines
Philip Boncore
Brown, 3 Others Face Robbery and Murder Charges in NYC
H Rap Brown and three St Louis defendants go on trial in Manhattan for robbery, attempted murder of five police officers, and weapons charges stemming from the Red Carpet Lounge holdup on West 85th Street. Trial delayed 13 months before Judge Arnold Fraiman. defense seeks bail reduction and self representation.
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NEW York
H. Rap Brown
Manhattan
West Side
State Supreme Court
Arnold G. Fraiman
Brown
St. Louis
Red Carpet
West 85Th Street
William M. Kunstler
Harlem
Howard Moore Jr
Angela Davis
Asst
Jack Litman
Fraiman
World of daydreams mocked by Boyle’s Notebook piece
New York AP column muses on a predictable world and imagines a livelier 1973 if daydreams replaced facts. It envisions unlikely swaps like Margaret Mead with Kissinger, Nixon coaching pro football, and other fantastical scenarios to critique routine life.
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Margaret Mead
Henry Kissinger
Richard Nixon
White House
Joyce Brothers
Bing Crosby
Phyllis Diller
Fang
Muhammad Ali
America
Eastern Indians Seek 18 Million in Federal Education Aid
Eastern American Indians formed recently and plan to file a federal suit in Washington next week seeking release of 18 million dollars intended for Indian education. Spokesman John R. Winchester, cochairman and urban studies professor, says the group represents 65 tribes in 29 states.
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Boston
John R. Winchester
Washington
Native American Rights Fund
Harvard Center For Law and Education
Winchester
East Lansing State University
Michigan
Cochairman
New Committee Formed to Aid Maine Exceptional Children
A Maine Advisory Committee for Exceptional Children has been organized to support the Department of Educational and Services with advanced educational programs. Mrs. Daniel Smart of Kennebunk is named a committee member.
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Augusta
Maine
Department of Educational and Services
Daniel Smart
Kennebuick
Kennebunk Club Hosts Wine Program And Notices
The Webhannet groups in Kennebunk host a wine program by William Miller of Taylor Wine Co. at the club house for 50 participants. Upcoming meetings include the Story of Willowbrook by Donald F. King Sr. on Feb. 5 and musical and book club events in January.
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The
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Harland Horton
Evan Stagtenberg
Vernon Jones
Kennebunk
Willowbrook
Donald F. King Sr
Newfield
Maine
Joseph Hamilton
Webhannet Music Appreciation Group
Dorothy Garrigue
High Sea
Ocean Avenue
Kennebunkport
Bellini
Norma
Webhannet Book Club
Phillip Bache
William Claus
Eleanor Roosevelt
Webhannet Garden Club
Gareners
Two Named To Nursing Board At Old Orchard Beach
Dr. Michael Magaudda and Dwight McLeod were named to the Old Orchard Beach Public Nursing Society Advisory Board. The board discussed health problems including alcoholism drugs VD and head lice and reviewed by laws while four applicants for a part time town nurse were considered.
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Old Orchard Beach
Michael Magaudda
Dwight McLeod
California Group To Back Captain Heck
A San Diego committee forms to support Capt. Michael J. Heck the B52 commander who refused further bombing missions over North Vietnam He has flown 175 combat missions and seeks noncombat status as a conscientious objector His mother said he spoke by phone and hoped the Air Force accepts his resignation while a military defense committee offers legal services and aid from Japan.
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Calif
Michael J. Heck
North Vietnam
Burton Jones
Heck
Thailand
Chula Vista
John Heck
Air Force
Military Defense Committee
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Diyas
Japan
Eck
Troop Strength In Vietnam Drops to January 1965 Level
U S troop strength in Vietnam fell by 200 to 23 800 last week matching January 1965 levels. The total excludes about 100 000 servicemen on ships with the Seventh Fleet and bases in Guam and Thailand. Amelia Earhart becomes the first woman awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
U.S. Command
7Th Fleet
Guam
Thailand
Amelia Earhart
Talks On Proposed Conference Resume
Delegates from 34 nations including the United States resumed negotiations in Helsinki to draft plans for a proposed conference on European security and cooperation. Officials anticipated at least a month of talks, possibly through February, with Western countries seeking broader freedom of travel and exchange of ideas despite renewed Soviet opposition noted January 5.
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Helsinki
Finland
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Protestors Occupy U S Consulate in Holland
Forty men and seven women staged a one and a half hour protest at the U S Consulate General in Amsterdam chanting antiwar banners. Police charged breach of the peace, with minimal damage and no injuries aside from broken glass.
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Amsterdam
U.S
Nixon
Bonn
Germany
Vietnam
Counry
Frankfurt
December Fire Department Calls From Biddeford Report
Biddeford Fire Chief Emile Bergeron released an ER for December detailing ambulance calls 75 box alarms 9 house fires 3 false alarms 5 still alarms 48 meetless runs 4 assistance to ambulance 7 overflowing oil burners 9 smell of smoke 5 defective wiring 3 flooded cellar 3 overheated dryers 2 electric oven 2 trash can fires 2 chimney fires 1 TV fires 1 smell of gas 1 wash spray gasoline 2 cover Saco station 3 assistance to Old Orchard Beach 1 miscellaneous 4 Section 51 For Articles For Sale
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Biddeford
Emile Bergeron
Saco Station
Old Orchard Beach
Marcotte To Speak To Club At York County Dinner
State Sen. Guy Marcotte of Biddeford will address the York County Democratic Women's Club at its monthly dinner in Kennebunk. He will discuss bills before the 106th Legislature in Augusta. A social hour runs 6 to 7 p.m. with the meeting at 8 p.m. at Glen Mor Restaurant.
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Kennebunk
Guy Marcotte
Biddeford
York County
Democratic Women’s Club
Senator Marcotte
Augusta
Glen Mor
Violet Pease
Maine
Democratic State Committee
George Mitchell
Mary Pat Senesac
Sanford
Pblic
Massachusetts Eye and Ear to Open Retinal Degeneration Lab
The Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary will fund a new research laboratory to study retinal degeneration, allocating about 675000 dollars for construction equipment and staff. The multidiscipline facility, directed by Dr. Eliot L. Berson, will focus on retinitis pigmentosa and related diseases affecting up to 100000 people. Primary funding comes from the George Gund Foundation and the National Retinitis Pigmentosa Foundation.
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Boston
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Infirmary
United States
Eliot L. Berson
George Gund Foundation
Cleveland
Ohio
National Retinitis Pigmentosa Foundation
Lyman Planning Board suspends subdivision proposals
John Brock chair of the Lyman Planning Board announced a unanimous moratorium on all subdivision proposals until July 1, 1973. The move gives time to draft a comprehensive town plan and complete a zoning ordinance before the June 30, 1973 state deadline. hearings will be scheduled for resident participation.
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Lyman
John Brock
Lyman Planning Board
Brock
Maine Urges Saving Heating Oil as Supplies Change
Portland AP reports Maine oil official Ronnel F. Harris warns residents to start conserving home heating oil as Number 2 fuel supplies are changing almost daily. Harris serves as president of the state oil organization.
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Portland
Maine
Ronnel F. Harris
Maine Oil Dealers Reply On Heating Fuel Shortage
The Maine Oil and Heating Equipment Dealers Association spokesman said there should be enough oil in Maine for the next week. He noted long term relief hinges on lifting the oil import quota, a policy Sen. Muskie cosponsors to abolish, citing national shortages of heating fuels.
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Maine Oil and Heating Equipment Dealers Association
Maine
Harris
Edmund S. Muskie
D-Maine
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Maine Democrat
Washington
Nixon
Nixon the only US president born west of the Rockies
Richard M. Nixon is identified as the only United States president born west of the Rocky Mountains, with California noted as his birthplace.
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Richard M. Nixon
Rocky Mountains
California
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