Local Residents Enroll in Senior Life Saving Classes
Names listed include Mary Hobbins John Pa radis Diane Hodgman Deborah Boutet Rachel Cloutier Jeanne DeVona Michael Coreau James Cloutier Roland Cloutier Rachel Cloutier Randy Foran Stephen Hayes Marc Hebert David Harvey Joyce Canning Joan Dubuc Cheryl Michaud Sandra Baguiy Normand Neault Robert Elie Jane Grondin. Seniors Enrolling Include Joyce Dube Mary Nichols Susan Wakefield James Robert Bruce Nunan John Applin Donald Baguiy Eugene Robitaille Andre Guay Donald Elie Vernon Goodell.
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Bruce Nunan
John Applin
Donald Baiguy
Eugene Robitaille
Andre Guay
Donald Elie
Vernon Goodell
Life Saving Classes End At Beach Camp
Old Orchard Beach reports the close of Junior and Senior Life Saving courses at Coach's Day Camp pools under Water Safety Program chair Mrs. F Howard Shaffer with Linda Zello and Nancy Ross assisting. Adult swimming classes led by Bruce Shaffer wrap after three weeks, with a surfboard rescue demo and cookout at Ferry Beach.
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Bruce Shaffer
Old Orchard Beach
Ferry Beach
Saco
Marc Hebert
Ole
F. Howard Shaffer
Shaffer
Linda Zello
Nancy Ross
Paul LeSieur
Susan Jurgiewich
Dolores Parker
Pauline Canning
Roger Collard
Ann Marie Guimond
Kathi Curtis
Pamela Eon
Denise Bon
Stephen Curtis
Patricia Hooper
Brian Johnson
Roger Camire
Stephen Monroe
Paul Hutchins
Irene Girond
Elizabeth Pickett
Susan Boothby
Diane Lavigne
Chris Elliott
Bonnie Paquette
Ann Hacharis
Diane Canning
Elaine Boucher
Frederick Boucher
Marc Boutet
Jeffrey Waters
Anita Baiguy
Barbara Utman
Janice Bond
Deena Nichols
Stephen Foran
Michael Coito
Catherine Sal
Expansion of Post Offices Approved in Maine
Three Maine post offices Winslow New Gloucester and South Bristol receive approval for expansion by federal officials Sen Edmund S Muskie and Rep Peter N ares both D Maine said The Winslow facility will add a Wa terville branch with 2830 square feet of interior area New Gloucester gains 405 square feet and South Bristol interior expands by 864 square feet A note mentions red green color blindness as a common condition.
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Washington
Maine
Edmund S. Muskie
Peter N.ares
D-Maine
Tony
Winslow
New Gloucester
South Bristol
Waterville
German Defense Minister Cancelled US Trip
West German Defense Minister Gerhard Schroeder canceled his planned August trip to the United States. Karl Carstens will attend the Bath Maine rocket ship launch in his place while Schroeder stays in Bonn to discuss four year defense expenditures with Chancellor Kiesinger.
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BOM
Germany
Gerhard Schroeder
United States
Schroeder
Bath
Maine
Karl Carstens
Defense Ministry
Washington
Bonn
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Kiesinger
Johnson
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Minister's Death Prompts Warnings On Water Safety
Indiana minister Rev. Gilbert Sirotti aged 30 drowned in Moose River while fishing after hip boots filled with water. Warden inspector urges life preservers in swift water. Wife reported him missing. body recovered for autopsy. Family camp near Brassua Lake. two children present. search assisted by local officials. Sigmund Somer’s Air Rights referenced as a 1965 purchase.
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Greenville
Indiana
Moose River
Fish and Game Department
Gilbert Sirotti
Charles Tobie
Sirotti
University of Indiana
Bloomington
Washington Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Brassua Lake
Rey
Moosehead Lake
Charles Davis
Sally Sirotti
Katherine
James
Dispute Over Schroeder Kiesinger Defense Roles
Schroeder proposed resigning last week while Kiesinger disputed, arguing a nuclear role within NATO. Speculation grows that defense cuts could push West Germany to pursue a bigger role in the Atlantic alliance.
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Kiesinger
Schroeder
Atlantic Alliance
West Germany
Ford outlines deficits cuts offsetting 1968 tax hike
House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford proposes Deep cuts in space public works foreign aid and nondefense spending to offset a proposed six percent income tax surcharge. He argues Congress and the President can trim $4.5 to $5 billion in revenue and still support the war effort with defense cuts and delayed nonessential projects.
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Washington
House
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Johnson
Associated Press
Congress
Senate
US condemns poison gas use in Yemen amid civil war
The United States denounces reports of poisonous gas use in Yemen as inhuman and against laws of nations. State Department spokesman McCloskey says the U S will support international action but declines to confirm charges against Egyptian troops. He cites deep concern over gas reports harming civilians and potential deaths. Papers will be housed at the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library. FTC orders warnings on labels for glass fiber curtains and draperies due to potential skin irritation.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Yemen
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
Lyndon Baines Johnson
University of Texas
Federal Trade Commission
Capital Footnotes Seek Johnson Papers for GSA Collection
The General Services Administration calls for contributions of President Johnson’s personal papers focusing on his administration. The sense department notes potential standalone war effort reductions without harming the broader war goals.
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Capital
General Services Administration
Johnson
Sense Department
Pepper Crowned All American Glamour Kitty 1967
Pepper, a seven month old alley cat from Omaha, won the All American Glamour Kitty title in Miami Beach. Finalists were airlifted by helicopter after catnip and milk tasting, with Pepper crowned Thursday night.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Pepper
Omaha
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