UN A Controversial Force Promotes Dialogue for Peace
A Wellesley Hills letter argues the United Nations remains a controversial yet constructive force in world affairs. It notes the General Assembly backed the US Soviet draft nuclear nonproliferation treaty, outlines peace challenges, and highlights UN efforts in human rights disease education trade and international cooperation while acknowledging budget criticisms.
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Davison becomes second Black U.S. Army general on active duty
Col. Frederic E. Davison, 50, deputy commanding officer of the 199th Light Infantry Brigade in Vietnam, is named the second Negro general in Army history and the only Black general on active duty. President Johnson made the temporary promotion to brigadier general official.
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Quiz Editor’s Note and World News Snapshot Quiz
A vintage AP style quiz tests memory of recent world events with questions on Alec Rose’s homecoming, wartime airliner incidents, political elections, senate testimony, police conduct, Johnson–USSR talks, and Pope Paul VI’s new Catholic credo. Reads like a 1960s newspaper quiz item.
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Vietnam
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King widow plans month off to write book on life with King
Mrs Martin Luther King Jr says she will take about a month from civil rights work to write about life with her late husband. She aims to capture the years of struggle they shared and his impact on the movement.
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St. Joseph’s High School
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Biddeford High School
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Valliere
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Canadians Remove Dam Across Prestile Stream
Canadians dismantled a nine foot earth dam on the Prestile Stream after pollution protests by Centreville villagers. The damming had backed water across the border for miles and was linked to pollution from a Maine potato plant. Officials said Wahlsing Inc. halted waste dumping and a civil action may be pursued to address the river’s condition. New Brunswick crews planned to remove thousands of dead fish along the shore.
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Centreville
N.B
Aroostook
Robert Daines
Daines
Maine
Easton
Kenneth Curtis
Wahlsing Inc
James S. Erwin
Canada
Presque Isle
St. John
Bay of Fundy
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Iran general to be extradited after three month sentence
In Beirut Iran demanded extradition of Gen. Teimour Bakhtiar who received a three month sentence with credit for time served. His lawyers plan an appeal seeking a stiffer verdict to block handing him to Iran. Meanwhile Seoul reports two American patrols in the DMZ exchanged fire killing one lieutenant.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Teimour Bakhtiar
Bakhtiar
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Soraya
Iran
Frida
Seoul
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Maine Tasks Review Equal Rights Laws and Open Housing ruling
Gov Curtis asks his Human Rights Task Force to review Maine laws on equal rights and propose amendments if needed. He also directs Wednesday review of the U S Supreme Court open housing ruling to assess need for new state legislation. Led by Dr Stanley Evans of the University of Maine.
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Augusta
Curtis
U. S. Supreme Court
Stanley Evans
University of Maine
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