Kennebunk Men Attend Toledo Meat Cutting School
Kennebunk youths Dennis Lamontagne and Brian Ingalls are at the National School for Meat Cutting in Toledo Ohio after flying there. Lamontagne a Kennebunk High School graduate and former basketball captain, worked summers at Dave Shields Meat. Ingalls also a Kennebunk High School graduate, has long worked at local G A and I G A stores.
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Eisenhower endorses Nixon as nation moves beyond party lines
President Eisenhower, recuperating at Walter Reed from a seventh heart attack, urged Americans to unite beyond partisan divides as Nixon pursues the presidency. He emphasized the next four years are in the hands of all the people and concluded with Nixon's inaugural theme, praising the Republican nomination effort.
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Preparation H Ad Promises Hemorrhoid Relief
Missouri advertisement features Mrs. H Meyers from In gfield praising Preparation H as a blessing for piles. It claims doctors have proved the product shrinks inflamed hemorrhoids in most cases and provides prompt relief from pain burning and itching with swelling reduced afterward. It notes lubrication and soothing effects for comfortable bowel movements.
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Inauguration Day Protests Mark Darker Na tion Divisions
Thousands of antiwar demonstrators marched toward the Capitol in a mass protest tied to Nixon's inauguration. Demonstrators wore white masks bearing Nixon's likeness while chants urged ending the war. Police and crowds filled Pennsylvania Avenue as Nixon arrived and attended a Constitutional Hall concert with family.
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Daily needs of an elephant and oak finish details
A question and answer snippet notes an elephant as a strict vegetarian needing about half a ton of green fodder, 150 pounds of hay, and 50 gallons of water daily. It also defines fumed oak as oak given a weathered look by ammonia fumes after filler application. It asks who is the chief law officer of the United States, answered as the attorney general appointed by the president with Senate approval.
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