Zoning Case Studied in Biddeford Court
Justice Charles Pomeroy of the York Superior Court heard the Biddeford zoning case for 45 minutes yesterday and took the matter under advisement. Augste Laverriere of Biddeford filed to declare the zoning null and void, while Biddeford City Solicitor Robert N. Cyr moved to dismiss. Mayor Edward F. Gaulin and Cyr attended the hearing.
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York Superior Court
Biddeford
Auguste Laverriere
Robert N. Cyr
Cyr
Edward F. Gaulin
McNamara notes Viet Nam progress amid fresh attacks
Defense Secretary McNamara reports the Viet Nam situation has deteriorated in many aspects over 15 months but says the picture is not all black. He cites Viet Cong pressure and a high casualty toll at Bu Dop and Bien Hoa as U.S. and Vietnamese forces consider increasing troop strength and defend Viet Nam.
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Robert MacNamara
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U. S
Gold ber g Ambassador to United Nations named
President Johnson named Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg to be the new U N ambassador to the United Nations in a rose garden ceremony. The choice, surprise to many, follows the death of Adlai Stevenson and shifts speculation about a wider Johnson cabinet reshuffle.
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Sentry and Pygmy Satellites Lifted on Detection Mission
Cape Kennedy launches send two 524 pound Sentry satellites and a 12 pound Pygmy on an Atlas Agena ride to high elliptical orbits 132 to 69 570 miles from Earth. The trio aims to bolster nuclear explosion detection while a second booster tests exhaust and mission status remains under review.
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YC Director Warns Street Dept Hampers Neighborhood Youth Corps
Biddeford Neighborhood Youth Corps Director Joseph A. Plamondon claims lack of cooperation from the Street Department is slowing corps projects. He cites scarce equipment, delayed lawn and park work, and promises of a loader or grader not fulfilled. The report shows $166,040 in federal funds, with most going to payrolls for 256 youths and staff, plus city funds for materials and equipment rentals.
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Webber Hospital
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St. Francis College
Senate OKs cold war GI Bill of Rights measure
The Senate passed an administration opposed GI Bill of Rights extending education allowances and home loan guarantees for post Korean and Vietnam era veterans. The bill, 69 to 17, covers service from Jan 31 1965 to July 1 1967 with 60 percent loan guarantees up to 7500 for residential real estate and 50 percent up to 4000 for non residential real estate.
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D-Tex
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Viet Nam
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Veterans Administration
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R-Tex
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Congress
Rightists Step Up Accommodation Test in Bogalusa
Civil rights forces in Bogalusa La push public accommodation tests with a march and picketing after Justice Department suits to stop police and the Ku Klux Klan from harassing demonstrators. A Z Young of the Bogalusa Voters League said John Doar aimed to restore federal backing and protect biracial pickets outside a shopping center near City Hall. Doar's action seeks to halt local police and KKK interference, hold officials in contempt, and protect civil rights workers under an injunction.
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Bogalusa
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Johnson
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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Gabriel
Justice Department
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Young
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KKK
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Claxton Knight
Doar
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Adrian Peevey
Congress of Racial Equality
Louisiana
Mississippi
Richard Holmes
Starkville
Mississippi State University
Government Agents Admit To Snooping
IRS agents testified before a senate subcommittee that they used electronic tools in the Bernard McGarry case in Boston. They described mail and telephone covers and a night viewing scope as part of the investigation while denying illegal searches and claiming harassment by McGarry's attorney.
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John B. Flattery
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
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James J. O'Neill
Canton
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D-Mo
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Porter man killed when truck tips during unloading
A Porter, Maine man Terrance R. Monroe, 51, was killed in West Ossipee New Hampshire when a trailer truck tipped while he unloaded four foot hardwood bolts. He jumped down and struck his head on a wheel hub.
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Maine
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