Medieval Cambridge Consort concert at Kennebunk church
Openwide presents the Cambridge Consort in a medieval instrumental program at 8 p m Thursday Aug 10 in the Unitarian Universalist Church Kennebunk The four member group features Sandra Stuart Robbins Gian Lyman Friedrich Voniluene and Alexander Silbiger with performances of baroque and renaissance works and solo vocal and instrumental pieces
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Kennebunk
Kennebunks
Cambridge Consort
Unitarian Universalist
Sandra Stuart Robbins
New York
Boston
Paris
Cambridge Records
New England Conservatory
Gian Lyman
McGill University
Royal Conservatory of Toronto
Royal Schools of Music
London
CBC
Vox
Baroque
Friedrich Voniluene
America
Bowdoin College
Europe
Alexander Silbiger
Netherlands
Canada’s Vast Waterways Hold Global Fresh Water Share
Canada covers 3,845,744 square miles with a major portion of the world’s fresh water. Researchers note no other country has as many inland waterways.
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Canada
Liberal Maine Democrat Moran Dies at 72
Edward C. Moran Jr., 72, prominent Maine liberal Democrat and former U S congressman, died at home. Born in Rockland and educated at Bowdoin, he helped shape New Deal policy, served on the Maritime Commission, and advised Gov Muskie. He leaves a widow Irene, son Paul, and sister Phyllis True. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at Congregational Church.
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Rickland
Edward C. Moran, Jr
Maine
Moran
U.S
Rockland
Bowdoin College
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Federal Maritime Commission
Maritime Commission
Alfred E. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Office of Price Administration
Edmund S. Muskie
Irene G. Moran
Paul W
Phyllis W. True
Brunswick
Congregational Church
Achorn Cemetery
Earhart file shows crash in Sea and fuel loss
Navy releases investigation into Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan disappearance stating they missed Howland Island after Lae New Guinea and crashed at sea due to fuel exhaustion. Hoover letter mentions a Tokyo holding claim but not verified. Army to expand Reserve forces and add three combat brigades after congressional pressure.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Amelia Earhart
Miss Earhart
Fred Noonan
Pacific
United States
Lae
New Guinea
Howland Island
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Miss Earthart
Tokyo
Pom
Congress
Army
Army National Guard
Army Reserve
National Guard
Stanley Resor
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Johnson to Honor Adm McDonald at White House Ceremony
President Johnson will award a gold star to retiring chief of naval operations Adm David L McDonald at a White House ceremony. Gov Richard J Hughes of New Jersey presented a commemorative drawing of Hollybush where Johnson and Kosygin held their summit. July 16 is named Captive Nations Week to urge devotion to national independence and human liberty.
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Capital
Johnson
David L. McDonald
Naval Operations
White House
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Hollybush
Glassboro
N.J
Alexei N. Kosygin
Moscow Man Charged With Assault
A Moscow man, Dennis Brown, 22, was bound over to Somerset County Superior Court on a charge of assaulting a Bingham constable with intent to kill. He posted $2,500 bail after appearing in District Court. arraignment date not set. Brown reportedly held a 14 inch knife at Lowell Clark’s throat during a June incident and surrendered after a two mile auto chase, after previously holding six people at bay in his home.
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Skowhegan
Moscow
Somerset County Superior Court
Bingham
Dennis Brown
Edward N. Merrill
Merrill
Brown
Lowell Clark
Search on for wounded US troops along Cambodian border
U.S. infantrymen search for 10 missing and 31 wounded soldiers after a North Vietnamese assault near the Cambodian border two miles west of the edge of the central Vietnamese plateau. Lt. Col. Corey Wright reported 110 enemy killed while praising his outnumbered unit. Pfc. John Stroud, 18, of Seattle, was the lone surviving medic among the dead and wounded.
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U.S
Cambodia
U.S. 4Th Division
Corey Wright
Omaha
Neb
Pfc
John Stroud
Seattle
Wash
Weston Wins Its Fight For Atom Smasher
Weston Illinois won final Senate action to site a 375 million atom smasher amid open housing and race as issues. Senators Pastore Dirksen and Percy clashed over open housing and delay arguments while Brooke supported delaying until Weston enacts open housing. The bill authorizes the project with funding to follow in separate appropriation bills.
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Washington
Weston
Ill
Congress
New England
Senate
Capitol Hill
Illinois
Everett M. Dirksen
Charles H. Percy
John O. Pastore
D-R.1
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Pastore
Dirksen
Rhode Islander
Argonne Laboratory
Chicago
Wheaton
Jolliet
Percy
Soviet Union
United States
North Hampton Bank Robbery Sparks Hunt for Three
Three men escaped with 25 000 from the Hanover National Bank branch in North Hampton New Hampshire as authorities widen the hunt. Two armed robbers entered the branch while a car waited outside and two tellers were spared. Employee Robert Plotski confronted the robbers after a meeting. Earlier heists include a Hampton Falls robbery of over 40 000 in winter 1966 and a Durham robbery of about 56 000 last spring.
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North Hampton
N.H
New Hampshire Seacoast
Hanover National Bank
Robert Plotski
Hampton Falls
Durham
Biddeford Firemen Called Out Thrice
Biddeford firefighters responded three times to flooded oil burners yesterday but did not extinguish a blaze. Incidents at 29 State St. occupied by Jean Parenteau and at 100 Summer St. occupied by Ronald Croteau were minor. A third burner fire at Rev. Conrad L Heureux, 7th Ave Biddeford Pool, was put out by Biddeford Pool Volunteers who arrived first.
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Biddeford
State St
Jean Parenteau
Summer St
Ronald Croteau
Conrad L'Heureux
7Th Ave
Biddeford Pool
James Adams Retiring From State Police
A Saco native and 20 year Maine State Police captain James A. Adams of Randolph retires. He joined in 1946 after World War II service with the 103rd Army Infantry Regiment in the South Pacific and earlier served as chief inspector for the Motor Vehicle Division.
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Augusta
Saco
Maine
James A. Adams
Randolph
Parker F. Hennessey
James A. Adams Sr
103Rd Army Infantry Regiment
South Pacific
Adams
Gorham
Sebago
Standish
Scarborough
Houston
State Police
Skowhegan
Orono
Maine Turnpike
Rioters Bomb Hong Kong Police Station Amid Turmoil
In Hong Kong police and riot squads patrol after four days of violence. Communist rioters bombed a police headquarters and sparked street clashes. Three arrests followed raids in Tai Po, near the border, as authorities vow a tough stance and more raids on communist strongholds. One rioter was killed and several wounded, part of a death toll rising to twenty since mid May.
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Hong Kong
Tai Po
Hong Kong- China
U S beer wine and spirits output rises in 1966
Production of beer wine and distilled spirits climbs with higher retail beer and liquor dealers. Beer output exceeds 108 million barrels in 1965 rising by 1.7 million in 1966 while wine and whiskey volumes jump to 234.5 million and 140 million gallons respectively. Retail beer dealers reach 141 526 and liquor dealers 282 222 as of 1966.
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Chicago
U. S. Treasury
Commerce Clearing House
Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels Describes Mars Moons
A note traces how Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels, published 1726, described Mars two tiny satellites with striking accuracy long before their 1877 discovery by astronomers.
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Mars
Jonathan Swift
Gulliver's Travels
McNamara Faces Unknown Troop Needs in Vietnam War
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara said he is not sure how many more U.S. troops are needed in Vietnam. Top officers privately estimate at least 25,000 are required to regain momentum, with 450,000 to 460,000 already in Vietnam. White House deliberations consider adding divisions, while warnings of reduced DMZ pressure and Mekong Delta concerns loom.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Vietnam
McNamara
Johnson
National Security Council
William C. Westmoreland
Columbia
S.C
Dmz
United States
South Vietnam
Highlands
Kontum
Cambodia
Laos
Mekong
Middle II
III Corps
Iron Triangle
Saigon
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Pentagon
Air Force
Air National Guard
Air Guard
Rural Kansas Shaped by Farm Life Among Residents
Kansas shows a large rural share with nearly half of Kansans living on farms. The statistic highlights the state's agrarian landscape and its impact on regional demographics and livelihoods.
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Kansas
United States
Open House At Animal Welfare Shelter In Kennebunkport
An open house from 2 to 5 p.m. on July 28 will be held at the Animal Welfare Society shelter on the Ralph Boston property at the end of Holland Road in West Kennebunk. Miss Jeannine Muir of Kennebunk Beach will give free rides to children and refreshments will be served. Lost and abandoned dogs and cats at the shelter hope to find new homes, and officials announced a fund toward a modern shelter, chaired by Mrs. Dean Abner Fales. The first $1,000 contribution has been received.
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West Kennebunk
Animal Welfare Society
Ralph Boston
Holland Road
Jeannine Muir
Kennebunk Beach
Dean Abner Fales
Kennebunkport
Biddeford Collision at Five Points Injures No One
A rear end crash at Five Points in Biddeford yesterday left no injuries. Raoul Fecteau 36 of Hills Beach was stopped for a red light when struck in the rear by Louisa M. Phippard 76 of Nashua New Hampshire who said she moved ahead when the light turned green. Sgt Adelbert Morin Jr investigated.
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Biddeford
Raoul Fecteau
Hills Beach
Louisa M. Phippard
Nashua
N.H
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