Oil spill in Casco Bay worsens with 100000 gallons feared
Oil washing ashore at Ferry Beach Camp Ellis Biddeford Pool and Goose Rocks Beach prompts coast guard cleanup. Officials report up to 100000 gallons may be spilled with affect on 1700 1800 fishermen and local livelihoods while residents organize beach cleanup and wait for official spill reports.
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Stewart Applin
Casco Bay
Tamano
Ferry Beach
Camp Ellis
Biddeford Pool
Fortunes Rocks
Goose Rocks Beach
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford
Saco
Coast Guard
Adelbert Morin
Edward Ward
Fortune Rocks Association
Ward
Portland
David Walley
Kennebunkport
Town Street Department
Walley
Scott Canning
Canning Engineering
Goose Rocks
George Kouloheras
Florida
Portland Harbor
Casco Bay Island
Buncker C
Donald McCann
Peter N. Kyros
McCann
Fortune Rock
Prout’s Neck
Scarborough Beach
Old Orchard
Long Island
U.S. District Court
Texaco (Oil Inc
Marine Research
Maine
Sea and Shore Fisheries Department
Robert L. Dow
South Vietnamese Troops Hit by Friendly Bombing Near Hue
Forty nine South Vietnamese soldiers were killed or wounded in a heavy North Vietnamese assault aided by a mistaken U S bombing that struck government lines near Hue. U S jets dropped 500 pound bombs into allied positions during close combat, killing eight soldiers and wounding many. Eight North Vietnamese were killed. The clash occurred near Fire Base Bastogne, southwest of the central coast towns recaptured by Saigon troops in the days prior.
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Saigon
U.S
Hue
U S Report Confirms Minor Dike Damage in Vietnam
A U S intelligence finding states bombs hit 12 locations in North Vietnam's Red River delta but damage to dikes is minor with no major breaches, while officials withhold full aerial photo sets and stress no intentional blow to dike defenses.
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Washington
U.S
North Vietnam
The
State Department
Nixon
Hanoi
United States
Cials
Red River Delta
Red River
Department
Washington-Hanoi
British Hoard Food Amid Dock Strike Paralyzing Ports
Britain faced shortages as housewives rushed to stock up on food ahead of a national dock strike by 42 000 longshoremen. Officials warned a prolonged stoppage could halt imports and exports, idling ships and threatening supplies while emergency talks and plans for a state of emergency unfolded.
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London
Britain
Trade J
Inside The Journal Cartoons 5 Church Notices 8 Classifieds 6-7 Sports Crossword Puzzle 6 Theaters Dear Abby 2 Editorials Obits
Community page roundup lists cartoons church notices classifieds and puzzles with sports and theater notes plus Dear Abby editorials and obituaries from the paper. Local items span listings and brief notices across sections.
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Abby
No Go Areas Declared Unacceptable by Whitelaw
British administrator William Whitelaw warned that barricades in Londonderry and Belfast must be removed to curb killing and maiming. He said security forces would act if locals do not dismantle the barriers, signaling a stand against Protestant and Catholic no go enclaves and restricting troop patrols in the areas.
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Belfast
Londonderry
William Whitelaw
Whitelaw
Ellsberg Pentagon Papers Trial Faces Wiretap Delay
A Yakima hearing over government wiretap records raises the possibility of a temporary halt to the Pentagon Papers espionage trial of Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo. Justice Douglas may rule this weekend on a drastic action to pause proceedings.
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Ellsberg
Yakima
Wash
Supreme Court
William Yakima
Douglas
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Russo
Jleak
Pentagon
Southeast Asia
U.S
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Inichambers
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York County
Cecil Munson
Kennebunk
Art Nadeau
Sume Mess
Alexis Farrar
Goosepete Beach
Artadeau
Mne
Hoai An
Bong Son
Tam Quan
Inside the Journal
Dallas Cowboys
Saco Charter
Sumner Clark
Braley
Tobe
Clara Richardson
Cadillac
Canada Dry
South Street
Goodwins Mills
Route No. 35
Richard Mercier
Steven Gaumont
Mrs. N
Webber Hospital
Dick Danforth
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