Soviets and U S Seek U N Middle East Accord
At United Nations a last minute bid to slow a Middle East crisis faltered as Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and U S Ambassador Goldberg met with no sign of progress. The General Assembly planned a vote to send the dispute back to the Security Council amid quiet cease-fire lines and warnings from Israel. Dayan emphasized Israel can hold occupied territory long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
United States
U.N
Middle East
Tony
General Assembly
Security Council
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Gromyko
Israel
Escapees From Jail Captured In York County Manhunt
Two York County jail trusties Richard P Hale 20 of Jamaica Plain Massachusetts and Roger Danis 25 of Biddeford were recaptured after a night of escape. Danis was nabbed by State Trooper Edward J Mandell Jr Buxton on Route 109 in Springvale. Hale was caught in Acton by Deputies Vinton Ridley Shapleigh and Raymond Brauner Springvale. The search involved state police sheriff and Sanford police beginning at 9 PM and ending by 5 39 AM with both men returned to custody.
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Alfred
York County
Richard P. Hale
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Roger Danis
Biddeford
Richard Dutremble
Danis
Hale
Buxton
Springvale
Acton
Vinton Ridley
Shapleigh
Raymond Brauner
Yvon Rondeau
Sheriff's Department
Sanford
Woman Killed In Car Crash In Valleyfield
A Lewiston Maine woman 71 year old Miss Elmire Charron died when a car driven by her sister Magette Charron 66 collided with another vehicle in Valleyfield Quebec The sister escaped with injuries in the Wednesday crash.
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Valleyfield
Que
Lewiston
Maine
Elmire Charron
Ccar
Magette Charron
Funds Recommended For Dickey Lincoln Hydro Project
The House Appropriations Committee urged 1.7 million for the Dickey Lincoln School hydroelectric project in northern Maine. The plan, to cost 212 million, would create a large reservoir and dam at Dickey and a smaller downstream dam, with first federal power in New England by 1975.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Maine
House
New England
Dickey
St. John River
Peter N. Kyros
Break at Biddeford Offices Nets About $500
Biddeford police reported a thief gained entry to Diamond National Corp at 68 Elm Street late last night or early this morning. A rear window was left unlocked and a cash box in an unlocked safe contained about $500 before the burglary was discovered around 5:30 AM. Police continue investigations. Another break at Atlantic Distributors at 378 Main Street involved a forced door and an attempted safe break, with the dial damaged but nothing reported missing.
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Diamond National Corp
Elm St
Biddeford
Norman Arbour
Raymond Langevin
Yeggs
Louis P. Mourmouras
Atlantic Distributors
Main St
Mourmouras
Arms sales critique and NC jet collision toll
Administration critics escalate arms sales debate led by Undersecretary Katzenbach. The NC airliner crash with a private plane claims 82 victims including convention pound executives, 10 children, and the secretary of the Navy. President Johnson honors Secretary McNaughton as a lifelong friend offers personal reflections. A Negro leader foresees a black power conference in Newark signaling a potential revolutionary political surge.
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Secretary of the Navy
North Carolina
Johnson
John T. McNaughton
Newark
Eighty Two Die in Collision Over Hendersonville NC
The crash killed 82 people when a big Piedmont Airlines 727 and a small Cessna 310 collided near Hendersonville in western North Carolina. Among the dead were the new secretary of the Navy designate John T. McNaughton and his family plus businessmen and their wives. The airliner had taken off from Asheville en route to Washington. no warning was reported as wreckage spread across the Blue Ridge foothills.
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Hendersonville
N.C
Piedmont Airlines 727
Asheville
Atlanta
Washington
Cartride
Missouri
John T. McNaughton
Navy
Sarah
Theodore
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Stokely van ‘Camp Co
Koreans Report Heavy Ambush in Quang Ngai Province
Ten South Korean Marines ambushed about 150 Viet Cong in Quang Ngai Province killing 32 and taking four prisoners. An American paratrooper unit freed 22 emaciated Vietnamese captives from a jungle prison camp. The US command noted a lull in ground fighting with air raids continuing and MiG encounters near Hanoi.
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Saigon
Quang Ngai
Quang Ngai City
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Red China
1St Corps
101St Airborne Division
Police Keep Watch At Negro Riot Area
Police and National Guardsmen patrolled a 112 block Negro riot area in Plainfield after a house to house gun search. Three carbines and three other guns were found as tensions lingered and a blue ribbon inquiry was announced by Gov. Hughes. Negro leaders attended a national Black Power conference amid Newark violence tolls climbing to 25 dead.
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Plainfield
N.J
Kelly
Amnes
Newark
Richard J. Hughes
Trenton
New Jersey
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Saco
Saco City Hall
Norman Wayett
Terrance Tingley
Anthony Smith
Philip Nunan
Leo Muise
Beard Divison
David Field
Harry Desjardins
Harvey Lamontagne Jr
Ronald Husser
Edwin Munford Jr
Richard Nason
Central Maine Power Co
U. S
General Electric
RCA
RCA Victor
Main Street
Noti
Celia’s Beauty Salon
Pool St
Dial
Expo
Biddeford-Saco Stores
Merchants’ Committee
Biddeford-Saco
Chamber of Commerce
Kyros
Rep
William D. Hathaway
Margaret Chase Smith
Senate
Deate
THE
ESOC
Nicholas Katzenbach
Cessna
Sions
Thailand
South Vietnam
Bac
Philco
Neault & Marcotte
Corner Elm & Main Streets
Col
D. B. Kelly
WRR
Fea, Corp
Kesslen Shoe CO
Kennebunk, Maine
Farrar-Brown
Elm Street
Bill Brill
Westland Shoe Cop
Smith St
Biddeford, Maine
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