Republican Papers previewing GOP platform themes
The AP reports House Republicans issue Republican Papers edited by Rep. Melvin Laird to publish July 4. The item notes a collection of studies by GOP members as a potential foretaste of the party’s platform. Separately the NTSB urged pilots to avoid storm radar penetration and warned FAA to tighten rules.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
U.S
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
National Transportation Safety Board
Joseph J. O'Connell Jr
Federal Aviation Administration
Capital Footnote Records Largest County Job Gain
The Commerce Department reports Cook County Illinois Chicago registered the nation's largest gain in business and industrial jobs for the year ending last March. The county totaled 2,175,478 such jobs, up 77,000 from the prior year.
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Commerce Department
Cook County
Abolish the Death Penalty Attorney General Ramsey Clark Testimony
Ramsey Clark, the attorney general, argued against the death penalty stating there is no justification and that capital punishment cheapens life. He testified in support of a bill to abolish the penalty, raising questions about institutions and national purpose.
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Ramsey Clark
U S Treasurer Bound for 150000 Custodian of Public Moneys
A report notes the U S treasurer is bound for 150000 and serves as custodian of the public moneys, highlighting the official role and financial responsibility.
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U.S
Second car shop seeks ads for wanted section II
A second hand car shop seeks to place want ads in section II. They offer steady inquiries, competitive rates, and a quick turnaround for listings of used autos, trade-ins, and service specials. Contact the shop for ad placement and pricing details.
Precooked Dinners Shape Eating Habits in U S Restaurants
AP reports a growing trend of restaurants using frozen precooked meals prepared in factories. About 70 percent of meals at one Eastern chain may be factory prepared, with chefs scarce and wage costs rising. Hospitals, schools, and airlines consider such meals, boosting a $7 billion industry expected to double in a decade.
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NEW York
Gerry Thomas
Nebraska
Sam Martin
Airlines
Thomas
Martin
Daytime TV MC Dick Cavett Stuns Morning Audience
Dick Cavett discusses his rise as a morning show host after years on late night TV. He notes viewers span housewives, students, workers, entertainers, and even go go dancers, with mail showing a mix of amusement and appreciation for thoughtful daytime content.
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Dick Cavett
ABC
Indonesia reports guerrilla gains amid new unrest
AP dispatches from Jakarta, Tokyo and Ottawa describe Communist guerrillas seizing parts of East Java and clashing with forces in West Java, a crackdown against a rebel movement in South Celebes, a deadly cadet training accident in Japan, and Canada’s updated divorce law taking effect without a flood of petitions.
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East Java
West Java
Celebes
Antara
Communist Party
Indonesia
Ottawa
Canada
Nuclear arms talks resume July 16 in Geneva
United Nations New York AP reports the Geneva Disarmament Committee will resume discussions on July 16 to seek ways to halt the global nuclear arms buildup. The item frames a broad negotiation agenda with emphasis on curbing proliferation and advancing disarmament efforts.
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United Nations
N.Y
Geneva
Tebbenhoff Led Journal Advertising and Local Civic Work
Tebbenhoff, longtime Journal advertising leader, lived at 15 Crescent St with four children. He previously worked for Biddeford-Saco Grain Co and Lucien Bourque, became classified advertising salesman in 1961, then manager, and in 1963 led retail sales. He chaired the Biddeford Republican City Committee and engaged in civic groups.
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Crescent St
Journal
Tebbenhoff
Biddeford-Saco Grain Co
Lucien Bourque
The
Biddeford
Republican City Committee
County Supervisors Drop Gun Control Draft in LA County
Los Angeles county supervisors, after guidance from county counsel, dropped plans for a local gun-control law. They said only state or federal legislation could be effective and that it would be ridiculous for the county and its 77 cities to adopt individual ordinances in the wake of Robert F. Kennedy's assassination.
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Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
Ernest E. Debs
Saco Man Sentenced To Hard Labor
Alfred John Robert Smith age 28 of Buxton Road Saco received a sentence of not less than two and a half nor more than five years of hard labor at State Prison in Thomaston for the December 21 1967 robbery of $90 from George Beaupre of Biddeford. Judge Thomas E Delahanty denied probation and noted Smiths long history while granting a motion to drop assault and battery from the charge. Justice Delahanty also presided over a civil case in Ogunquit where John Todd won $200 from Doris Wecker for back rent. In a separate item from Turin Italy Fiat president Gianni Agnelli reports annual earnings of 176 million and faces a 253 440 tax bill likely to be appealed by Agnelli.
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Buxton Road
Saco
State
Thomaston
Smith
George Beaupre
Biddeford
Thomas E. Delahanty
T. A. Fitanides
Delahanty
Beaupre
John Todd
Doris Wecker
Ogunquit
Todd
Jogging Becomes Hollywood Fitness Craze Among Stars
AP writer Bob Thomas reports Hollywood stars embracing jogging as a health and career safeguard. Actors including Charlton Heston Burt Lancaster Robert Conrad Robert Wagner Barbara Anderson and Cheryl Miller are noted for daily or routine jogs in Beverly Hills Bel Air Encino and nearby areas as part of a broader fitness trend tied to public image and upcoming roles.
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Beverly Hills
Bel Air
Joey Bishop
Ucla
Robert Conrad
Encino
Robert Wagner
Barbara Anderson
Hollywood Hills
Ironside
Cheryl Miller
Long Beach replaces 1944 pontoon bridge with 20 million dollar span
The Navy built a 135 foot pontoon bridge to Terminal Island in 1944. It was fed this week and replaced by a new 20 million dollar bridge 200 feet high. The old span rose and fell with the tide causing traffic jams while ships passed. Seven motorists have drowned in the channel since 1944. The pontoon bridge will be sold to the highest bidder by Long Beach.
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Calif
Terminal Island
Navy
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