Turmoil in France as strikes clash with riot police
Paris rioters and striking workers threaten a new crisis as a Communist union militant is killed in Sochaux during fighting at the Peugeot plant. In the Latin Quarter students appeal for mass demonstration against President de Gaulle while Citroen workers head toward the Labor Ministry demanding freedom to work.
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Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
Labor Ministry
Sochaux
Bernard Vargon
Beylot
Peugeot Auto
Metal Workers
General Confederation of Labor
Peugeot
Lyon
Rene Lacroix
Philippe Matteron
Gilles Tautin
Seine
Meulan
Tautin
Jacques Sauvageot
National Students’ Union
Daniel Cohn-Bendit
Hanoi Threatens Escalation In Vietnam War
North Vietnam warned of intensified peoples warfare against the United States in South Vietnam if Washington keeps its Vietnam policy. The message in Nhan Dan, signed by a high official as a commentator, followed protests and student demonstrations in Paris amid a two week national assembly election campaign.
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Tokyo
North Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
America
Communist Party
Nhan 9
Nhan Dan
U.S
Ton
France
National Assembly
Paris
Sorbonne
Kyros Discusses Campaign Issues At Bi ford luncheon
Maine Congressman Peter N Kyros spoke at the Wonderbar Steak House on campaign issues including a proposed Biddeford post office site. He described eminent domain steps, parcels and Truman ownership history and noted a 1967 $21,000 mortgage. He discussed gun control, preferring state level measures and stressing hunting's economic role in Maine.
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Wonderbar
Peter N.kyros
Maine
Biford
Congress
Biddeford
Rep
Trumans
Danis
York County Registry of Deeds
Alfred
VFW Convention Set In Biddeford Biddeford Saco to host large VFW gathering
The VFW Department State Convention will be held in Biddeford and Saco with over 1000 attendees. A 11-division parade down Main Street from City Square is planned, plus a schedule of memorial services, breakfasts, opening exercises, speeches by Rep. Peter N. Kyros, a banquet, a military ball, and joint installations. Donald Linscott Jr. of Saco chairs the Department Convention. Lena Poirier leads the local Auxiliary.
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Biddeford
Maine
City Square
Main Street
Saco
Fairfield
Factory Island
Saco City Hall
Thacher Hotel
Biddeford Junior High School
Peter N. Kyros
Thacher
St. Andre’s
St. Andre's Parish
Donald Linscott Jr
Frances Pettengill
Old Orchard Beach
Dist
Edward St. Onge
Lena Poirier
St. Louis
Deering
VFW
Defenders
Somersworth
N.H
Saco Jets
Rubenettes
Mousam
Linscott
Twin Cities
Grand Jury Indicts Twelve in York County Case List
York County Superior Court heard twelve indictments from the grand jury eight in open file and four secret indictments yesterday. Notable cases include Lynn Curtis Johnson of Portsmouth pleading guilty to taking a 1966 truck and receiving a $250 fine, while Robert D. Provencher of Biddeford faces carnal knowledge charges involving a 14 year old girl. Additional indictments cover assault with intent to rape, breaking and entering, larceny, sodomy and gun possession, with several cases previously misfiled now corrected. Two New York City girls Anita Johnson and Ann Matthews face larceny charges for diamond rings and wedding bands taken February 20 at Biddeford. both plead not guilty.
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Alfred
York County
William F. Wilson
Lynn Curtis Johnson
Portsmouth
Johnson
Sylvester Carroll
Kittery
Ronald Ayotte
Robert D. Provencher
Biddeford
Thomas Bazemore
Kennebunk
Lyman
Richard Hevey
Ronald Doane
Armand J. Grenier
Lunder Shoe Products Co
Philip Toussaint
New York City
Jack and
Larrys
Alfred St
Anita Johnson
Ann Matthews
Innocenta
Civil Defense Center Dedicated in Maynard Mass
A $1.4 million underground Civil Defense center was dedicated in Maynard. The facility serves as a communications hub for emergency functions in natural disasters or nuclear attack across Region 1 covering New England, New York, New Jersey, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
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Maynard
Mass
New England States
New York
New Jersey
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Viet Cong daylight bombardment strikes Sai Gon
The Viet Cong shift to a daylight barrage on Sai Gon during the morning rush hour, killing 19 and wounding 106. The Bangkok Paris talks pause amid new US and North Vietnamese moves as world attention shifts to evolving diplomacy. Dr. Spock testifies the war is illegal, while Rockefeller campaigns to overtake Nixon for the Republican nomination. Wallace embarks on an 11 city southern tour after his wife’s death. In Paris, 1,000+ students clash with police during protests.
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Saigon
Paris
Benjamin Spock
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
George Wallace
South
Grenada
Caribbean
Hilda Bynoe
Washington
Plato Truman campaign style puzzles Maine voters
In Biddeford Maine Plato Truman campaigns for the 1st District Democratic nomination with a photo billboard approach and little press material. He avoids TV and radio, travels constantly, and operates without a headquarters phone, touting business credentials and a call for leadership in Washington. He faces Rep Peter Kyros and David Graham in a crowded field.
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Associated Press
Biddeford
Maine
Plato Truman
Truman
Alfred St
Congress
Ruman
House
U.S. Senate
Peter N. Kyros
David L. Graham
Freeport
Washington
Blaiberg Treated After Liver Complications
Cape Town doctor Blaiberg, world’s longest surviving heart transplant patient, received emergency liver treatment at Groote Schuur. Barnard said Blaiberg has hepatitis, condition not critical, as he telephoned Cape Town doctors after visiting the Netherlands.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Groote Schuur Hospital
London
Christiaan N. Barnard
Blaiberg
Barnard
Netherlands
Groote Schuur
Britain
National Heart Hospital
West
Louis Washkansky
Washkansky
Antistrike Laws Fail To Prevent Walkouts Across States
The article surveys 17 states with public employee antistrike laws, noting many strikes by teachers, sanitation workers, and other public workers despite penalties. It highlights Illinois absence of statute, New York's Taylor Law shift in penalties, Florida constitutional questions, and debates over effectiveness amid major strikes and protests.
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Massachusetts
Delaware
Illinois
New York
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Florida
Virginia
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Nebraska
South Dakota
Texas
Hawaii
Oregon
Ilinois Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Federation of Teachers
Iowa
New York State
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York City
Sanitation Workers’ Union
State Public Employment Relations Board
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Thornton Academy
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Skidgel
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Hanoi
Saco Industries
Judy Evans
Westland Shoe Co
Gordon Estes
Kyros
Truman Brothers
Washington, D.C
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California
Supreme Court
Portland Vending Co
Toussaint
Harrington & Richardson
State Reformatory
Leo Desrosiers
Lorraine J. Miller
Maynard Roberts
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Jimmy Brown
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