Cease-fire eyed to pave way for Paris peace pact
South Vietnamese sources say a unilateral cease-fire will precede prisoner exchanges and the signing of a four party peace settlement in Paris. They report Thieu, Nixon and Kissinger shaped terms with Haig, while Hanoi remains uncertain and both sides face external pressure.
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Saigon
Paris
United States
South Vietnam
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
North Vietnam
Thieu
Florida White House
Neal Ball
Hanoi
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Henry A. Kissinger
le Due Tho
Congress
U.S
Dor Ellsworth
Haig
Soviet Union
China
Hathaway interview reveals Maine origins and polished restraint
Senator William Hathaway discusses his early years and personal life after defeating Margaret Chase Smith, recounting childhood in Boston and Maine, his fashion quips, and his appetite for simple Yankee fare. He credits honesty and fairness from his parents as guiding values for his children.
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Margaret Chase Smith
William Hathaway
Journal
Portland
Maryline White
Bill Hathaway
Washington
Joe Angelone
Boston
Susan
Fred
Sanford Fire Ravages Leavitt Building In Multi Alarm Blaze
A Monday blaze in Sanford destroyed the Leavitt Block and adjacent offices and apartments. Fire departments from Sanford and Springvale battled 4 story structure with sprinkler use and heavy water damage. Businesses including L and B Variety Kentucky Fried Chicken and Designer Fabric Shop were damaged. Estimated losses exceed 50000 with occupant losses up to 12000 in goods.
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Sanford
Crnoon
Washington
Leavitt
Samuel Schwartz
George Driscoll
Driscoll
Springvale
L and B
Roger Theriault
Theriault
Wilson
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Earle K. Howe
Leavitt Building
Goodall Square
I. Oe
Adeau
Curtis Veto Upheld On Maine Teachers Bill
The Maine House sustaines Gov. Kenneth M. Curtis veto of a teacher bill by an 84 to 61 vote, missing the two thirds needed. Debate centered on narrowing negotiable items between local boards and teachers. Curtis veto followed a 1972 special session and a committee study.
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Augusta
Maine House
Kenneth M. Curtis
Labor Relationsh
Curtis
LTD Plaza: Wells retail center planned by LTD Fashions Inc
LTD Fashions Inc announces a $680000 Wells retail center named LTD Plaza. It will house at least 10 stores plus offices and a distribution facility, open by June 1973, with final Wells Planning Board approval already granted.
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WELLS
Ltd Fashions, Inc
Ltd Fashions
Howard Shecter
Ltd Plaza
Wells Planning Board
LTD
Shecter
Nedia Development Co
Scarborough
Nedia Construction Co
Plaza
Nedia
Maine
LTD Expands to Six Stores with New Boston Site
The LTD chain opens its first store on a site over three acres owned by Shecter and Marcel Murad, treasurer and practicing attorney in Boston. Shecter oversees daily LTD operations as the chain grows to six stores.
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LTD
Shecter
Marcel Murad
Boston
Kissinger Says No Comment On Vietnam Cease Fire Talks
Florida White House comment from Saturday notes that a Vietnam cease fire may not be declared before next week and possibly not until Nixon's inauguration. Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler refused to discuss substantive negotiations but left open a vague chance Nixon could address Vietnam in his inaugural remarks.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Florida
White House
South Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Paris
United States
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Vietnam
Editorial Changes Announced At Biddeford Saco Journal
The Biddeford Saco Journal names Charles C. Sutton as managing editor replacing E. P. Ingalls who is on leave until retirement next February. Brian Thayer will join from Bangor Daily News to take Sutton's city editor role as Sutton moves up.
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Charles, C. Sutton
Biddeford-Saca
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Ingalls
Journal
Sutton
Brian Thayer
Bangor Daily News
State House
Casavant
Biddeford- Saco Journal
Kennebunk
New York City
New York
Fairfield
Navy
The
New York Times
United Nations
Washington
Guy Gannett
Kennebec Journal
Augusta
Portland Press Herald
Press Herald
Evening Express
Maine Sunday Telegram
Portland
Lewiston
Waterville
Maine Times
Boston Globe
McGraw-Hill Business
Associated Press
Maine
Helen Ranlett
Hollis Center
Thayer
Sanford
Sanford High School
University of Maine At
Green Berets
White Mountain National Forest
Cathedral Ledge
North Conway
N.H
Paul Ross
University of Maine
Alice Brock Wins Liquor License for Glendale Eatery
Stockbridge officials grant Alice Brock a liquor license for a new restaurant to open next spring in Glendale. Brock, former owner of the Stockbridge spot made famous in Arlo Guthrie’s song, says the eatery will seat about 40 and is financed by borrowing. She declines to disclose costs and declines to reveal the final name, other than confirming it will be called Alice’s.
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Stockbridge, Mass
Stockbridge
Alice's
Simplex Wire Sale to Okonite Firm in New Jersey
Okonite Co of Ramsey New Jersey announced it will acquire Simplex Wire and Cable Co of Newington New Hampshire for 15.8 million dollars in cash and 651000 shares of Okonite common stock. No plant changes expected. Simplex makes oceanographic cables and does government and commercial assembly work, after closing its Maine cable operations with about 600 lost jobs.
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Newington, N.H
Ap)okonite Co
Ramsey
N.J
Simplex Wire and Cable Co
Newington
Mons Day
Okonite
Simplex
North Berwick
Maine
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L.L. Bean's
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Cape Elizabeth
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Kissinger
Tured
Editor and Publisher Magazine
Charles C. Sutton
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