Moore stages return to acting on stage in The Male Animal
Garry Moore shifts from television to live theatre at Ogunquit and Mountainhome in The Male Animal. He limits commitments to two weeks to test acting ability and avoid disappointing audiences. He praises Dorothy Loudon and aims for credible, not obvious, acting.
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Moore
Howard F. Angione
Ognnquit
Baltimore
Garry Moore
James Thurber
Ogunquit Playhouse
Pocono Fg
Tommy Turner
AFI joins Washingtons alphabet in film aims
George Stevens Jr. leads the American Film Institute under private, non profit status with a $5.2 million three year plan. The institute seeks archives preservation production education and publications to foster film study and access to classic works.
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A.F.I
Stevens
Local Property Sales Reach Three Saco Area Homes
The Nolette property on Lucille Street in Laco and the Tremblay house at 35 Franklin Street in Saco were bought by new owners, both planning to reside there. The Cyr Heirs home at 48 Cleveland Street in Saco also sold to Everett Forrester.
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Lucille Street
Laco
Sylvie Nolette
Paul F. LaCourse
Biddeford
Arthur D. la Course
Franklin St
Saco
Herman J. Tremblay
Richard Gonneville
Norman J. Lessard
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Cleveland St
Cyr Heirs
Everett Forrester
Air Force Lieutenant Completes Keesler Training
Second Lieutenant Robert R. Lapierre, son of Mr and Mrs Robert A Lapierre of Biddeford Maine, completes U S Air Force communications officer training at Keesler AFB Mississippi. He is reassigned to Tinker AFB Oklahoma after commissioning in 1966 at Lackland AFB Texas and holds a mathematics degree from the University of Maine.
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Biloxi
Miss
Robert R. Lapierre
Robert A. Lapierre
Westfield St
Biddeford
Maine
U.S. Air Force Technical Training School
Keesler Afb
U.S. Air Force
Air Training Command
Heis
Tinker Afb
Okla
Lapierre
Lackland Afb
Tex
St. Louis High School
University of Maine
Defense program to broaden enlistment by corrective treatment
The Defense Department plans to extend a program begun last February that allows volunteers with correctable medical issues to enlist. Eligible men receive full pay and benefits while treated at government expense and monitored until deemed fit for basic training. In related DOJ data, Negro voter registration in five Deep South states rose to about 1.25 million by 1967, a 78 percent increase since August 1965, representing more than half of eligible Black voters.
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John T. Wheeler
Saigon
U.S
North
South
Vietnam
Laos
Associated Press
Washington
Defense Department
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Justice Department
Deep South
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Medal of Honor to Sgt James W Robinson Jr
Secretary of the Army Stanley Resor will posthumously award the Medal of Honor next Wednesday to Sgt James W Robinson Jr 26 of Annandale Virginia who was killed April 11 1966 in action against a Viet Cong battalion. U S sources say Western Hemisphere foreign ministers meeting here in mid August will discuss alleged Cuban subversion in Latin America.
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Stanley Resor
Sgt
James W. Robinson Jr
Annandale
U.S
Latin America
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Batiste
Control & Com
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William C. Westmoreland
Battefield
Westmoreland
North Vietnam
Idrain
Hollywood
Bob Thomas
George Stevens Jr
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
American Film Institute
Board of Directors
Institute
Young Stevens
U.S. Information Agency
John F. Kennedy
National Endowment For the Arts
Ford Foundation
Robert Lapierre
Brown St. Florist Kennebunk
Volkswagen
King's Motors
Arundel
King's Fly Shop
Main St. Saco
Electrolux Sales & Service
Joseph Durfee
Wilbur Avenue
O. 0
Elm St
Daly Bros
Alfred Street
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