Officers Named By Saco-Lowell Credit Union Meeting
The 20th annual Saco-Lowell Employees Federal Credit Union meeting drew 466 attendees at the Rochambeau Club Biddeford. Officers elected include President Robert Tarbox Vice President Walter Bissell and Secretary-Treasurer Joanne Camire.
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Saco-Lowell Employes Federal Credit Union
Rochambeau Club
South Street
Biddeford
Front Row
Walter Nelson
Joanne Camire
Saco - Lowell Employees Federal Credit Union
Robert Tarbox
Walter Bissell
Evelyn Henaire
Richard Ryan
Albert Danis
Bissell
Marc Collette
Tarbox
Napoleon Roy
Camire
Wilfred Grenier Jr
Raymond Drouin
Germaine Berube
Credit Committee
Alberic Berube
John Morin
Joseph Thivierge
Senate panel cites vigorous DoD arms sales fueling global race
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff report accuses the Defense Department of aggressive overseas sales campaigns that have boosted U S military orders by 600 percent since the 1950s. It notes 11 1 billion in foreign orders since 1962 through the Office of International Logistics Negotiations and urges cuts to overseas sales to curb arm buildup.
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Washington
Defense Department
United States
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
ILN
Former Mrs Maine to Visit Ogunquit
Mrs James Burnham also known as Mrs Maine of 1965 will speak at Ogunquit Womans Club meeting in the vestry of Ogunquit Baptist Church Shore Road She studied psychology at UNH and worked in social work before marriage Her husband heads Berwick Academy Hostesses include Mrs Henry G Lumbard and several assistants
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Ogunquit
James Burnham
Maine
Helen Hutton
N. Hobbs Knight
Harold W. Burdon
Robert J. Hamilton
Card Party Held By AMVETS Unit in Old Orchard Beach
A card party at the AMVETS Auxiliary Post Home in Old Orchard Beach on Walnut Street awarded prizes to multiple players. Winners included Shirley Carman and Sandra Sweeney as ladies high and low, Kenneth Cooper and Robert Pettengill as men’s high and low, with Albert Pettengill taking the Queen’s prize and Jan Simpson and Ann Gustafson earning special prizes. A follow-up board party is planned for next Sunday at 8 p.m.
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Old Orchard Beach
Abbott Verville Amvets
Post Home
Walnut Street
Ladies
Shirley Carman
Sandra Sweeney
Kenneth Cooper
Low
Robert Pettengill
Albert Pettengill
Jan Simpson
Ann Gustafson
Public Board
Series Of Fires In Space Training Highlight Oxygen Hazard
Rochester experts warn that fires during space training, including a deadly blaze in the Apollo capsule, stem from the pure oxygen environments used in decompression and simulated flight chambers. Dr. Wallace O. Fenn and Dr. Albert Craig cited past incidents where rapid flames trapped astronauts, urging caution and further study.
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Rochester
N.Y
University of Rochester
Wallace O. Fenn
Fenn
Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
University’s
Medical School
Space Science Center
Albert Craig
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Washington
Craig
Apollo Tragedy Details Emerge From Spacecraft Fire
The board says Apollo 1 was on external power during the tragedy on Sunday and was simulating internal power. Grissom White and Chaffee died in a fire during a February rehearsal. 27 launch crew members inhaled smoke as they fought to rescue them. Antarctic seals forage as deep as 1500 feet in the Weddell Sea.
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Space Agency
Grissom
White
Chaffee
Blockhouse
All About Pets by J. J. McCOY
A discussion of cats as companions versus controversy over their treatment. It covers feline behavior, licensing debates, bird import rules, safe pet interactions, and prison pet programs with examples and Q&A prompts. It references Felis catus, black cats, ailurophobes, and rescues while noting birds, dogs, ponies, and dog obedience terms.
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Puss
United States
Animal Inspection and Quarantine Division
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D
Betsy H
J. FR
Johnson seeks federal power to curb air pollution
President Johnson asked Congress for legislation to empower the federal government to control air pollution, while urging state and private sector cooperation. He proposed emission standards for major polluting industries, regional air quality commissions, interstate programs, and federal matching grants for vehicle inspection programs, plus research on fuel additives and a national water commission.
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Washington
Johnson
America
Congress
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
National Water Commission
Kristi L Anderson Selected for Ireland Visit
Putney Vermont Miss Kristi L Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd M Anderson 239 Ferry Road Saco will join the 1967 summer program of The Experiment in International Living visiting Ireland The program founded in 1932 now operates in 50 countries and exchanges about 5000 youths between the U S and 100 nations"}
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Putney
Kristi L. Anderson
Lloyd M. Anderson
Ferry Road
Saco
Anderson
Ireland
Switzerland
United States
Illinois Introduced Business English In 1902
The University of Illinois introduced business English to the world as a college subject in 1902. This milestone marked the early formalization of language education for commercial and professional contexts.
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University of Illinois
Pope Paul Meets Soviet Leader in Vatican for Talks on War and Religion
Pope Paul VI and Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny held a 70 minute audience at the Vatican discussing Vietnam and religious life in the Soviet Union. The session followed heightened security after a bombing damaged a church in Rome and marked by high level protocol.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Soviet Union
Podgorny
Ontiff
Vatican
Paul
Rome
St. Peter’s Basilica
St. Pius X
Monte Mario
Commu Jnist
Milan
Fire Damages Grocery Store in Mechanic Falls
AP reports a Sunday night fire in Mechanic Falls nearly destroyed a downtown grocery store, with an estimated 20000 loss. Firefighters from Mechanic Falls and Auburn battled frigid conditions for about three hours. Fire Chief H J Dean said the blaze started from an overheated stove pipe on the ground floor of the two and a half story building. Four buildings suffered smoke and water damage and a firefighter sustained a minor injury.
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Mechanic Falls
Auburn
Manchester
H.J. Dean
Bobby Baker Plans Appeal After Convictions
Former Senate aide Bobby Baker was found guilty on seven counts including tax evasion and conspiracy after a three week trial. He faces up to 48 years in prison and $47 000 in fines, with sentencing in about two weeks. Baker plans to appeal to the Supreme Court, via his attorney Edward Bennett Williams, arguing for reversal. The case centered on $99 600 in 1962 campaign funds and involved testimonies from seven senators and a representative.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Supreme Court
Senate Democrats
Capitol Hill
Baker
Senate
U.S
Edward Bennett Williams
Justice Department
California Savings and Loan
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S. District Court
Oliver Gasch
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Williams
Kerr
Ruling Party Wins In Japan Narrowly Presses Majority
Prime Minister Eisaku Satos Liberal Democratic party retained control of the Lower House with a reduced majority, winning 277 seats to 140 for the Socialists and 30 for the Democratic Socialists. Komeito gained 25 seats, independents 9, and Communists 5 as turnout reached over 47 million.
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Tokyo
Eisaku Sato
Japan
China
Sato
Liberal Democratic Party
Liberal Democrats
Moscow
Peking
Komeito
Clean Government
Soka Gakkai
Democratic Socialists
Dutch Hams Lead Holland's Agricultural Exports
Dutch ham shipments constitute the nation's largest agricultural export with flower bulbs ranking second, reflecting a strong emphasis on traditional farm products and international demand for high quality meat and bulbs.
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Holland
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