Two Trustees Appointed To Thornton Academy Board
Thornton Academy announces the election of two Saco residents to the Board of Trustees Charles W Fenderson and Joseph A Grandin Fenderson a 1932 graduate of Thornton Academy is a director of several Saco and Portland organizations and has held leadership roles in the Portland Chamber of Commerce and other groups Grandin born in Biddeford is vice president of Casco Bank and Trust Co and serves as director and vice president of the Exchange Corp Portland He is married to Lurina Smith Kelley and has four daughters The notice continues on Page
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Thornton Academy Board of Trustees
Saco
Charles W. Fenderson
Joseph A. Grandin
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Porteous
Mitchell Braun Co
Portland
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Saco Unitarian Church
New England Store Managers’ Association
U.S. Army
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Biddeford
City
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Northeastern Business College
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Bond Lowered In Arson Case At Boones Restaurant
Medford man Joseph Oteri Jr 27 faced arson charges after a Friday incident at Boone's Restaurant, a Custom House Wharf landmark in Portland. Bond was reduced from 10000 to 3000 and his District Court was continued.
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Hanoi Frees Three American Prisoners in North Vietnam
Three U S airmen released by North Vietnam were handed to an American antiwar group in Hanoi. They are Maj. James Low Maj. Fred Thompson and Joe Carpenter, shot down months ago. They are to fly to Vientiane on ICC transport, as debates continue over interrogation before release.
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Hanoi
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Vientiane
International Control Commission
James Frederick Low
Sausalito
Calif
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Redf Taylors
N.C
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Victorsville Calif
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Anne Scheer
Ramparts Magazine
Robert Aenoet
Boston
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William A. Sullivan
Villane
Wallace's Wallace Polls Stir Concern in Parties
Wallace's growing polling strength worries Republicans and Democrats about his potential to siphon electoral votes. A bipartisan plan led by Goodell and Udall aims to pledge lawmakers to back the presidential candidate who wins the national popular vote, reshaping how electors are chosen.
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Richard M. Nixon
Charles E. Goodell
Wilson
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Nixon
Lund Mfg Co to Move to New Saco Plant
Lund Mfg Co will relocate to a 150 by 150 foot facility on Lund Industrial Road in Saco's Industrial Park next week. The plant will close July 26 through July 29 to allow employee vacations and moving 98 machines into the 31,500 square foot building.
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Saco
Land Mig. Co
Restau Cashier Bemoans Glamour Losing Luster
A restaurant cashier frets over losing glamour as male customers start counting their change, drawing a wry reaction from the boss.
United States to Keep Bombing North Vietnam Says Clifford
Defense Secretary Clark Clifford announced the United States would continue bombing North Vietnam until Hanoi shows serious reciprocal restraint. Reports from the front say U.S. Marines killed 77 North Vietnamese near the DMZ while B52 bombers hit several areas believed to house enemy forces. The weekly casualty tally showed fewer American deaths but more wounded as combat eased this lull.
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Communistic Split Deepens Across Europe
Prague reports growing liberalization tensions as Moscow and allied leaders press Czechoslovakia to reverse reforms with Tito and Nicolae Ceausescu planning Prague visits. Dubcek maintains stance while public polls show strong support for reform and troop withdrawal.
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