Four Killed Scores Hurt In Wall Street Bombing
In New York City the blast at a Wall Street site killed four people and wounded at least 42. A Puerto Rican nationalist group claimed responsibility for the powerful fragmentation bomb that shook a skyscraper and Fraunces Tavern, amid a crowded financial district.
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Tavern
Financial District
Anglers and
Tarpon Club
Associated Press
FALN
Fuerzas Armadas de Liberacion Nacional Puertoriquena
Armed Forces of
CIA
Puerto Rico
Mayaquez
Iwo Jima Veteran To Receive Bronze Star Medal
Philadelphia reports former Marine Sgt. John Smoyak, leader of a World War II Iwo Jima mission, will receive the Bronze Star for heroism despite a later cancer battle and unemployment. The ceremony at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard follows a 30 year delay in official recognition.
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John ‘Smokey’ Smoyak
Iwo Jima
Smoyak
U.S
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4Th Marine Corps District
Philadelphia Naval Shipyard
Tom Weiner
Deptford
N.J
Nominee Must Cut Bank Ties
Portland AP A Farmington banker must sever his banking ties to avoid conflict of interest as Finance and Administration commissioner. The state Supreme Court issued an opinion Friday ordering John D. Robinson to end ties with First National Bank of Farmington. Governor Longley had named him to the post and later withdrew the nomination pending review. Robinson agreed to step down as bank president to serve but sought to remain as consultant and director. the governor said he would accept the court decision.
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State Supreme Court
John D. Robinson
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James B. Longley
Bennett Funeral Arrangements Updated
Funeral service for Mrs. Bessie Bennett moved to Monday at 11 am at St. Margaret's Church. Calling hours held Sunday 7 to 9 p m at Old Orchard Beach Funeral Home.
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Edouard Neault
Judge St
Biddeford
Oscar
Ernestine Goudreau Neault
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
St. Andre Church
Fremont Club
Senior Citizens Club
St. Joseph Cemetery
Emond-Conroy Funeral Home
Hill St
Bessie Bennett
St. Margaret's Church
Old Orchard Beach
Funeral Homes List Serves Saco Biddeford Area
Local funeral directors operate in the Saco and Biddeford area with offices at 35 Spring St in Saco and 72 Hill St in Biddeford. Agencies include Dennett & Craig at 365 Main Street, Emond & Conroy and Sansoucy Blais with contact numbers 284 5511 282 1818 and 283 3653.
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Spring St
Saco
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
Tel
Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
Hill St
Biddeford
John P. Conroy Jr
Sansoucy — Blais
Stone St
R. Martel
St Francis College fund drives and lectures feature sex topics
St Francis College hosts fund drives for Bicentennial programs with events slated including a bean supper, a dance, and a spaghetti supper at local venues. Dr Libby discusses evolving views on marriage and potential shifts toward more options and fewer children in a coming sexual revolution.
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St. Francis College
Roger W Libby
Libby
Biddeford High School
Steve White
BHS
Biddeford Saco Journal Front Page Tax Notices
The Biddeford Saco Journal notes its daily publication schedule and Maine location with standard subscription rates and AP republication rights. It lists the Associated Press as the exclusive source for local news and dispatches, and cites national advertising representatives in New York City.
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Biddeford
Dexter on Jaycee Ballot in TOYM nomination
Members of the Saco Jaycees met at Casco Bank in Saco for a business meeting. Officials announced John Dexter city administrator of Saco received top honors from the State Jaycees for the Ten Outstanding Young Men Award and will be voted on at the TOYM convention in Waterville. The group discussed a Biddeford prevention program and Little League ads and will offer Pride in America flags with a local fee. Istanbul in Turkey was Constantinople until 1930.
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Casco Bank
Saco
John Dexter
Ten
Jaycees
Dexter
TOYM
Waterville
Biddeford
Portland Weather: Rain Ending With Windy Skies
Rain ends tonight in Portland with cloudy and windy conditions. Lows drop to the 30s and a chance of flurries remains in the north as highs stay in the 30s.
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Portland
Tax Revenue Billions Support Social Security Booster
A government advisory panel says $7 billion in income tax revenue should help finance Social Security. Without this subsidy or higher payroll taxes the system could face a $3 to $4 billion deficit in 1976. About half of the $7 billion would cover an 82 percent benefit increase. The council may urge Congress to let Social Security draw from the general treasury instead of raising payroll taxes.
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Social Security Advisory Council
Social Security
Congress
General Treasury
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