Rotten Eggs Thrown At Premier During New Zealand Visit
In Auckland demonstrations turn hostile as South Vietnamese Premier Ky leaves Town Hall. A group of 500 claws interact with police. 7 men hauled away by hair. Ky tours dairy country and praises quiet weather as controversial debates fade.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Nuyen Coo Ky
S. Tait
R.G. McLeroy
Israel Seeks Syrian pledge renewal at border talks
Israel proposes Syria join renewed nonaggression pledge under 1949 armistice as armistice delegations meet for the first time in eight years to ease border tensions. Moshe Sasson urges reciprocity and cease fire while plan for cultivation issues could foster peaceful neighborly relations. newsmen barred.
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Israel
Syria
Moshe Sasson
Sasson
Powell Lawyers Challenge House Authority Over Seat
Attorneys for Rep. Adam Clayton Powell contend the House lacks constitutional power to deny his seat as the Harlem Democrat faces a House inquiry. The committee will hold hearings publicly unless witnesses request privacy, with a Feb. 23 deadline for a recommendation to the House. Powell continues to receive a salary but cannot vote or speak, while a Detroit rally backs a Feb. 13 nationwide black strike to support him.
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Adam Clayton Powell
House of Representatives
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D-N.y
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Celler
New York
Harlem
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Detroit
Dick Gregory
United Strike Committee
Soviet Magazine Publishes Part of Kennedy Book
A Soviet weekly prints excerpts from William Manchester's The Death of a President in Stern. The piece notes Kennedy family objections and a Look magazine lawsuit over unabridged text. Editorial revisions followed, with safety concerns raised about aLetter from publisher to Kennedy representatives.
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William Manchester
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Stern Magazine
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Manchester
Thomas
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Los Angeles Times
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Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Richard Goodwin
Johnson
Junior Girl Scouts Elect Patrol Leaders
Biddeford Junior Girl Scout Troop 88 held a meeting at Scout Hall on Pool Street electing patrol leaders and forming three patrols. Leaders Jean Michaud and Doris Thimble oversaw, with plans for badges, bowling, camperships, and a cookie sale starting February 4.
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Pool Street
Jean Michaud
Doris Thimble
Gale Thimble
Brenda Lavigne
Nancy Beaulieu
Donna Belanger
Sharon Violette
Pamela Auger
Monrique Mininni
Lucy Boucher
Celeste
Kyros Reveals Allocation of Federal Funds to Maine Agency
U S Rep Peter N Kyros says the Office of Economic Opportunity will allocate 81237 in federal funds to Maine Division of Economic Opportunity for 12 months starting December 1 1966 The funds enable Bartlett to set an operational budget and the agency to assist Community Action agencies Maine links with Job Corps centers and state departments including Health and Welfare and Small Business Administration and Employment Security Commission.
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U. S
Peter N. Kyros
Maine
Office of Economic Opportunity
0. E.O
South Portland
Division of Economic Opportunity
Bartlett
Maine Employment Security Commission
Farmers’ Home Administration
Department of Health and Welfare
Small Businessmens’ Administration
Cooperative Extension Service
Indonesia Expels Communist Attache Over Unfriendly Act
The Indonesian government orders the Communist military attache in Jakarta expelled within four days for unfriendly actions toward the Indonesian people. Relations with Communist China remain strained since the failed 1965 coup attempt.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Antara
Foreign Office
Hsin Jen
China
Boisvert-Boxer Wedding Announced in Portland
Announcement of the marriage of Doris Carolyn Boxer and Richard Boisvert. The couple, of Richardson Street Portland and Biddeford respectively, wed Jan 16 at Udell Bramson’s home Stev ens Avenue with a reception at the bride’s parents home. Attendants Miss Elizabeth Howland and Charles Binette. Mrs Boisvert a Deering High School graduate employed by New England Telephone. Husband a Biddeford High School graduate employed by New England Division of Maremont Corp.
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Doris Carolyn Boxer
Herman Boxer
Richardson Street
Richard Boisvert
Roland Boisvert
Biddeford
Hills Beach
Udell Bramson
Justice of the Peace
Stevens Avenue
Elizabeth Howland
Charles Binette
Boisvert
Deering High School
The
New England Telephone Co
Biddeford High School
New England
Maremont Corp
Saco
Falmouth Seeks New Industry Through Prompt Negotiations
The city official explains a streamlined approach to attracting industry, offering quick yes or no decisions or opening negotiations, instead of lengthy committee processes that require council input on policy and directions.
Combat Troops Move Into Mekong Delta Front
A reinforced battalion of the U S 9th Infantry division with artillery support moved into a base camp 40 miles southwest of Saigon near My Tho. The maneuver battalion, about 1 000 men, begins American buildup in the delta where Viet Cong influence is strong.
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Mekong Delta
U. S
William C. Westmoreland
U. S. 9Th Infantry Division
My Tho
Rice Bowl
Delta
North Vietnam
Johnson
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Washington
Demilitarized Zone
North
Pitt researcher isolates key ingredient in kava kava drink
University of Pittsburgh scientist Dr. Joseph Buckley says F-1 is an extremely potent water soluble component of kava kava. Lab rats given F-1 became quiet and docile, could balance on a rotating rod, and showed brain activity targeting primitive anger centers rather than reason or coordination.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Joseph P. Buckley
Buckley
Old Orchard Beach Art Association Holds Colored Slide Workshop
The Old Orchard Beach Art Association met at Jameson School on Tuesday with instructor George Carpenter absent. C Paul Wight led discussion while members critiqued paintings and painted from a colored slide provided by Joseph Bay. Attendees included numerous members and guests. next meeting set for February 7.
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Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard
Sarah Bridge Graves
Larry Price
Gloria Price
Elizabeth Wilson
Ethel Rowlands
Josephine C. Bay
Joseph Bay
Almonza Souliere
Isabella Melver
Helen G. Smith
Laura Duffy
Evelyn Monier
Naomi Bean
David Mooers
Elaine Loranger
Charles J. Swicker
Ray Lord
Winners Of Essay Contest Get Certificates And Bonds
The International Lions Club contest awarded Miss Susan A. Maxwell of Biddeford High School a certificate and a 100 bond for best essay while runner up Richard Holbrook of Rhe South Regional High School North Dighton Mass received a 25 bond. Dr Lawrence M Newth and King Lion Rene D Roy Jr presided. Three new members Fernando Cadorete Conrad Roberge and Gerard Bolduc were inducted.
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International Lions Club
Susan A. Maxwell
Biddeford High School
Richard Holbrook
Thornton Academy
Saco
Rhe South Regional High School
North Dighton
Mass
Lawrence M. Newth
Scarborough
King Lion
Rene D. Roy Jr
Biddeford - Saco
Dighton
Robert Shaw
Fred Tebbenhoff
Degrees Worked By Saco Grange
The Saco Grange held a meeting at the North Street hall last night with the Third and Fourth Degrees enacted on Mr and Mrs Philip Gross and Mrs Cecil Friedman. Officers listed include Claire Scamman and Margaret Chamberlin among others. Birth day cards were requested for Mrs Alice Prue and a kitchen cleaning session is planned January 31 at 7 30 p m. A Junior Grange Leaders Conference report was given by Mrs Smith with daughter Susan Smith. The next meeting February 14 will feature a Valentine party hosted by Mrs Lavigne with refreshments by the Pelletier family.
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Cecil Friedman
Saco Grange
North Street
Saco Hall
Claire Scamman
Margaret Chamberlin
Jeannette Lavigne
Geraldine Randall
Rachel Smith
Frances Burgess
Pearl Grant
Edna Graffam
Ceres
Florence Scammon
Pomona
Myra Goodwin
Flora Kay Spear
Edna Lane
Ella Pelletier
Raymond Farley
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Alice Prue
Dewey Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Grange
Smith
Lester Harris
North Saco Grange
Lawrence Grant
Pro Communist China tightens Macao squeeze
Pro Communist China tightened a boycott on Macao to pressure the Portuguese colony to declare that eight Chinese killed in early December riots were murdered. Stores refused food, buses and taxis would not carry Portuguese, and service bans spread to restaurants hotels and barber shops as about 150 construction workers walked off.
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Macao
Muskie Honored by National Wildlife Federation
The National Wildlife Federation awarded Sen. Edmund Muskie a plaque for his conservation work in Congress. The Maine senator was recognized for landmark bills addressing air and water pollution.
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Muskie
Washington
National Wildlife Federation
Sen
Edmund
Maine
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