Religious Brother Endorses Martini Focused Meetings
Brother Herman E Zaccarelli of North Easton Mass urges Catholic institution leaders to use two martinis back to back to loosen up staff meeting rigidity. He says a single cocktail can relax managers enough to overcome timid staff behavior and that informal, unstructured gatherings foster progress over memos and bureaucratic meetings.
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Ancient and Honorables elects Elias captain in drumhead vote
In Boston the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts chose Nicholas T. Elias, first Lebanese ancestry captain, in a drumhead election. The unit, chartered in 1638, remains mostly ceremonial but retains historic military pride. A Bangor Maine bee incident saw a driver lose control after swatting at a bee, causing a crash and power outage along Stillwater Avenue.
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Vermont Vending Drinks Hit Rooms and Meals Tax
Vermont imposes the rooms and meals tax on soft drinks sold from vending machines after price rise from a dime to 25 cents. About 1,000 machines in the state now require licenses at $1 each and mandatory revenue ledgers. The tax department says two clerks will be needed to handle the added paperwork.
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Caret Named to Dean's List at Suffolk University
Robert L. Caret 46 Mason St Biddeford Maine is a senior in the College of Liberal Arts at Suffolk University and has been named to the Dean's List with honors for the second semester of 1967 68. He majors in elementary education and earned a B average or higher.
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Hair length among early American Indians noted
Historical remark observes that some Native American groups allowed hair to grow beyond nine feet. The statement reflects traditional practices surrounding personal adornment and cultural identity.
World starved by Nigeria's civil war draws global notice
The Nigeria Biafra conflict has drawn international concern as famine bites refugees and global efforts seek cease fire and aid. The war centers on Biafra's bid for independence from Nigeria's federation, with ethnic and regional tensions fueling the fight.
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Kennebunk Social Notes Include Abilene Trip
Mr and Mrs Everett Cluff return to Winter Street after a three week vacation in Abilene Texas where they visited their daughter in law and son Mas and Mrs Francis G McAuliffe and children including new granddaughter Kelli born July 7. Major Francis G McAuliffe serves in the US Air Force stationed at Dyes AFB Abilene. The Cluffs also visited Easley South Carolina with brother and sister in law Carl Tarr before flying back to Kennebunk. Mrs Gwendolyn Beach takes a week off from Town Office duties.
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Wyllie Named Director Of Maine Social Welfare Bureau
Robert C. Wyllie, a social worker since 1955, was named director of Maine's Bureau of Social Welfare after four months as acting director. His predecessor, Stephen P. Simonds, now heads the federal Assistance Payments Administration in Washington. The note also mentions Babe Ruth tourney results with Augusta beating South Portland and other first round scores.
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Mike Curtis
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Auburn Supermarket Sues Milk Commission Over Price Schedule
Sampson Super markets Inc. files suit in Superior Court against the state Milk Commission contending the July 1 price schedule created a discriminatory lower category for vertically integrated operations. The action is joined by H. P. Hood & Sons of Boston and Shaw's markets of Portland.
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Augusta’s Raha D leads 25 0 win over South Portland
Brunswick AP reports Augusta’s Raha D scored and the team dominated South Portland with a 25 to 0 victory. The game details indicate a strong second quarter and a shutout defense as Augusta prepares for Sanford in upcoming section play.
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