Rev Victor Scalise to Speak at Ocean Park Chautauqua
Ocean Park hosts Morning Watch services with Rev Victor F Scalise Jr as speaker for the seventh year. Talks run 9 30 a m Monday through Friday on theme When Life Gets Hard with topics including Two Quarts of Raspberries and The Miracle of Forgiveness.
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Ocean Park
Victor F. Scalise Jr
Chautauqua-By-The- Sea
Porter Hall
Assembly
Richard F. Burns
Scalise
Colby College
Andover Newton Theological School
America
United Parish of
Brookline
Mass
Judson Press
United Parish
Minstry
Andrew Williams
Woburn
B.C. Jordan Hall
Truman Faces More X Rays During Hospital Stay
Former President Harry S. Truman, 88, remained in satisfactory condition at Research Medical Center after intestinal problems. X rays taken Monday were unsatisfactory and will be repeated later in the week. Dr. Wallace H. Graham attributed lower back soreness to colon irritation.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Research Medical Center
Wallace H. Graham
Truman
Earth Named Not for Greek or Roman Deity
The sentence notes a unique fact about planetary naming, stating Earth differs from other planets as it is not named after a Greek or Roman god. It highlights a contrast with mythological naming origins in classical astronomy.
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Earth
Kennebunkport Offers Two Family Child Care Programs
Peter Hoff, a South Church School teacher, leads two Kennebunkport recreation programs Come and Go and Camp Sokoki as a pay as you play service. The Come and Go program charges 5 dollars per season for Port youngsters and higher for others with weekday supervision. Camp Sokoki provides all day care from 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m with 8 dollar weekly fees for residents and 12 dollars for non residents. Both target ages seven to twelve with activities on school grounds and in the gym Hoff is aided by high school students earning money from a prior Walk for Development.
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Kennebunkport
Sokoki
Peter Hoff
South Church
Kokoki
Kennebunks
Saco Rover
Fryburg
Hoff
Maine Yankee Atttorney Sees Negligible Nuclear Risks
Maine Yankee Power Co. attorney Thomas G. Dignan told a licensing hearing that the plant's operation carries residual risk only and remains safe under current regulatory standards. Opponents argued residents would be guinea pigs and stressed potential impacts on health and property. Gov. Curtis backed a limited license at 70 percent capacity pending tests, and a smaller mixing zone in Montsweag Bay was proposed.
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Wiscasset
Maine Yankee Power Co
Thomas G. Dignan
Boston
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Maine Yankee
Atomic Energy Commission
Green
Kenneth M. Curtis
Augusta
Curtis
Environmental Improvement Commission
Montsweag Bay
Shultz Forecasts Short Term Meat Price Drop
Treasury Secretary George Shultz met with 16 supermarket executives and officials from the inflation apparatus to discuss rising food prices. He predicted meat prices would fall in months or weeks and planned further talks with farmers and farm suppliers as Nixon team addresses the issue.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
Treasury
George Shultz
Shultz
Nixon
Americans Reported Killed In Indochina Last Week
AP report shows fourteen Americans killed and four missing in action in Indochina last week. U S wounded total 23. Vietnamese communique lists 2 765 enemy dead and government losses 523 killed 2 199 wounded. Total allied casualties include American 45 806 killed in action 303 199 wounded and 10 229 nonhostile deaths.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Keating To Work For Nixon After Resigning
U S Ambassador Kenneth B Keating said he will resign before the Republican National Convention to join President Nixon’s re election effort. His departure ends a three year stint during which Nixon’s Pakistan policy strained U S Indian relations to a low point in 25 years of independence.
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New Delhi
USS
Kenneth B. Keating
Nixon
Keating
Pakistan
Washington
Ambassador vows return to politics after ambassadorship
The former U.S. senator from New York, who served until 1964 when defeated by Robert F. Kennedy, said he would return to the United States around August 1 and resign before the Republican National Convention to campaign for President Nixon. The New York State Republican Committee named him a nonvoting honorary delegate to the convention.
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United States
U.S
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
New York State
Republican Committee
Keating
Virginia Knauer Council Advised by Economic Advisers
Three members advised by Virginia Knauer and chair Cost of Living Council man Schultz consult consumer affairs adviser Herbert Stein and other economic advisers on policy.
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Most Holy Trinity Church
Saco
Jerald R. Levesque
Carol Ann Rabisauckas
Alfred J. Rabisauckas
Ferry Road
Donald Levesque
North Berwick
Lee’s Studie
Youland’s
Jantzen
Pandora Gordon
Ship ‘N Shore
Queen Casuals
Fritz
Barry Ashley
Scooter
Youland
Biddeford
Kennebunk
Cials
Indochina
Southern Main
Maine
Biddeford-Saco Journal
St. Joseph Church
Bella Larose
Marc Nadeau
Herve G. Carrier
Jane Larose
Mt. Vernon St
Ronald Larose
Philip Nadeau
State Street
Lee
Prestige
House of Flowers
Webber Hospital
Elm Street
Robert Gadbois
Prop
Honeywell
Electric
Jalue
Pete
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