Lyman man found guilty of reckless homicide
Ernest E. Crocker 38 of Lyman was convicted by a York County Superior Court jury after 35 minutes deliberation of reckless homicide for the Jan 13 death of Jean Paul Boucher 50 of Hills Beach Biddeford in a Route 111 crash near Arundel Also killed were Bouchers son Michael 13 and wife Marguerite Crocker testified he had been drinking and driving but was found guilty despite defense claims of insufficient evidence The judge plans continued sentencing after a probation report and Crocker remains free on bail
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Sanford
Bernards
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Janson
Guy Snow
Seedes
Direct talks urged as Paris Vietnam talks remain stalled
Ambassador Bui Diem presses for direct talks between North and South Vietnam to end the war, while North Vietnam rejects reciprocity and maintains a stance that the United States and its allies are the aggressors. The 12th session in Paris continues with no breakthrough as Harriman and Thuy meet Thant separately without optimism.
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Hanoi
East Berlin
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Saigon
Treasury warns against melting silver dollars contrary to law
Treasury officials say melting silver dollars is illegal and will remain banned indefinitely. They argue profits from coin metal should benefit the public rather than a private group, noting silver has risen above two dollars an ounce while the coins at 1.29 an ounce have silver worth 1.00 each.
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McCarthy to Speak at National Democratic Convention
Democratic National Chairman John Bailey reiterated that McCarthy would have speaking rights as a delegate at the national convention. If McCarthy wished to address the party platform Bain said he would be recognized.
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John M. Bailey
McCarthy
Bainif
Dartmouth Varsity Baseball Sets School Record Win Rate
Dartmouth's baseball team under Coach Tony Lupien finished the season with 20 wins in 31 games, marking a school record for the program.
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Dartmouth
Tony Lupien
Of Black America series recounts Negro soldiers in U.S. wars
Associated Press reports CBS documentary The Black Soldier uses paintings and film to highlight Negro soldiers in American wars from the Boston Massacre to Vietnam. Bill Cosby hosts a sober, uninterrupted program noting both achievements and persistent racial issues within military service.
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United States
Bill Cosby
CBS
Boston
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Monitor
Merrimac
Cosby
Theodore Roosevelt
Brownsville
Tex
Houston
92Nd Infantry Division
Vietnam
Surfer Promotes Tourism Amid Toll Booth Pleas and Hitting Honors
The report links Claude Kirk urging better tourism and toll booth smiles as crowds flood the Florida Turnpike Authority. It notes Tim Ebner and his master claim a five pound dog theft amid a summer travel push. Ed McAllister reports a Glendale rancher noting a dartmouth player leading batting with seven home runs in 30 games while Bruce Saylor from Caldwell, N J tops Dartmouth in hitting with 371.
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