Libyan Leader Walks Out As Envoys Leave Speech
Libyan leader Muammar Kadafi kept speaking in Tripoli on the two year anniversary of Wheelus leave while British Ambassador Peter Tripp and U S Ambassador Joseph Palmer walked out. Kadafi accused Britain and the United States of wrongs and pledged support to the IRA and to African Americans. He claimed British collusion with Zionists and Iran and said Libya would aid the IRA and blacks in the United States.
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Beirut
Libya
Irish Republican Army
Britain
United States
Muammar Kadafi
Tripoli
U.S
Wheelus Air Force Base
Egypt
Middle East
Peter Tripp
Kadafi
Palestine
Iran
Persian Gulf
Arabian
Gulf
Northern Ireland
U. S
Joseph Palmer
Israel
Campaign Workers to Meet at Saco Candidate Home
Barry J. Hobbins the Democratic candidate for the State House announces a campaign workers meeting tonight at 8 at his residence 14 Promenade Ave Saco. Attendees invited to aid in his June 19 primary bid.
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Barry J. Hobbins
Saco
House of Representatives
Promenade Ave
Doctors From China May Visit
A team of doctors from mainland China may visit the United States to exchange medical and scientific knowledge. Provost E Grey Dimond of the University of Missouri Medical School said tacit approval was given for the invitation, with no firm date yet set. The group is said to cover broad aspects of Chinese medicine, not acupuncture alone. An earlier invitation to demonstrate acupuncture at the American Medical Association meeting in San Francisco faced government delays.
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New York
China
United States
University of Missouri Medical School
E. Grey Dimond
New York Times
Dimond
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Victor Side
Samuel Rosen
New York City
Diamond
American Medical Association
San Francisco
Wesley W. Hall
Doctor Says Structures Must Change
Portland AP three day symposium on blindness hears Dr. Alex Rosen of NYU argue prejudice toward the blind is countered by changing structures first not attitudes. He notes the Army adopted integration as policy and that prejudiced individuals join integrated settings once patterns are accepted.
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Portland
Alex ‘Rosen
Wells SBA Loan Office to Close June 17
Wells disaster loan office will close at 5 p m June 17. SBA staff transfer to Augusta office at 40 Western Ave. Applicants with ongoing or new applications should file in Augusta. 278 applications filed for 11 727 071 and 45 loans totaling 188 905 disbursed to date.
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Wells Sba Loan Office
Augusta
Milton G. Wheeler
Small Business Administration
Kangaroos Tower Over Men Weighing Up to 200 Pounds
Descriptive note explains kangaroos balance on a tripod of tail and hind legs and can reach weights around two hundred pounds, with height dominating many men in the region.
Unwanted Items May Be Wanted By Someone Else
A local notice urges residents to donate or sell unused belongings to help others. Community groups collect furniture, clothing, and household goods for redistribution to families in need, with pickup dates posted by the charity.
Astronaut Becomes Bug Breeder In California Venture
M. Scott Carpenter, second American to orbit Earth, launches Integrated Biological Control Corp. in a cow shed to breed about 2 billion trichogramma wasps. He aims to use them to curb crop-destroying pests and argues against reliance on DDT and chemical insecticides.
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Santa Paula
Calif
M. Scott Carpenter
Earth
Integrated Biological Control Corp
Carpenter
U S Delegate Returns to Paris in Push for Viet Nam Talks
Ambassador William J Porter, returning from Washington, says the United States may end its five week boycott of the Vietnam peace talks. Porter says Nixon is keen on a negotiated settlement and the proposals offered provide a basis for discussion.
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Paris
U.S
Washington
United States
William J. Porter
Orly
Nixon
Vietnam
Porter
Ocean Park Extension Group to Hold Final Meeting Tomorrow
The Extension Group of Ocean Park meets tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. in Porter Hall Temple Avenue. Members are asked to bring sandwiches.
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Ocean Park
Porter Hall
Temple Avenue
Johnson Declines Attendance at Democratic National Convention
The Associated Press reports former President Lyndon B. Johnson will not attend the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach. DNC Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien confirmed Johnson declined the invitation and will not be present. Former President Truman and former Speaker McCormack are honorary convention chairmen. Evel Knievel arrives at Lakewood Park after a practice mishap. he cannot jump the planned 13-car stunt due to a back injury. Ann Mead, McGovern’s daughter, is released from California Hospital after giving birth to Kevin, her father's third grandchild, observed at the hospital.
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Associated Press Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Miami Beach
Lawrence F. O’brien
ABC
Johnson
Harry S. Truman
House
John W. McCormack
Atlanta
Evel Knievel
Lakewood Park Racetrack
Knievel
Los Angeles
Ann Mead
George McGovern
South Dakota
Kevin
California Hospital Medical Center
Nixon daughter participates in Ozark Riverways dedication
Tricia Nixon helped dedicate Missouri's Ozark National Scenic Riverways as part of the national parks system. About 1,000 visitors gathered for the ceremony with Mrs. Cox praising the site as a chance to renew values and reconnect with nature. Elsewhere Harold Wilson visited Romania, welcomed by officials led by Manea Manescu.
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van Buren, Mo
Nixon
Tricia
Missouri
Ozark National Scenic
United States’ National Parks System
Cox
Vienna
Austria
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Romania
Agerpres
Manea Manescu
Romanian Communist Party
Write-in Vote Defined When Candidate Name Is Absent
A write-in vote is cast for a candidate whose name does not appear on the ballot. Voters may choose any eligible individual, and the count is tracked separately from listed candidates.
Father asks mother about second coat during toddler feeding
The father tells the mother that the toddler wants more applesauce and playfully questions whether to offer a second coat. The moment shows a domestic exchange with light humor and caregiving context.
Biddeford High Students Probe Elderly Housing Needs
Under teacher Richard Wise, 20 sophomores conducted surveys, spoke with elderly residents, and consulted HUD to address Biddeford’s aging housing issue. Their report Young Eyes See Old's Problem urges federally funded public housing, city education on programs, and visits to existing facilities to preserve elder dignity and independence.
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Billy Pilgrim
Kurt Vonnegut
Silarhouse- Five
Biddeford
Billy
Biddeford High School
Richard Wise
Senior Citizen’s Club
Reg. i Director of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Portland
Sanford
Vonnegut
Community events schedule for Kennebunk area
Wednesday activities include Kennebunk High School Class Night at 8 p.m. Sparkettes meet at 4 p.m. at Park Street School gym. Thursday events feature the high school Class of 1972 graduation at 8 p.m. Rotary Club lunch at Glen Mor. Plus Fifty-Plus Club and Bridge at local clubs. Friday Southernaires from Lenoir perform at 7:30 p.m. Advent Christian Church. Saturday Seashore Trolley Museum rides 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. continues to Sept. 10.
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Kennebunk High School
Sparkettes
Park Street
Rotary Club
Glen-Mor
Webhannet
Fletcher Street
Webhannet Woman’s Club
Kennebunkport Consolidated School
Southernaires
Lenoir
N.C
Consolidated Hool
Advent Christian Church
Seashore Trolley Museum
Kennebunkport
Fresh Air children to visit Kennebunk area this summer
The Fresh Air Fund will place 54 children with 46 area host families for two or four week vacations. Hosts in Kennebunk and surrounding towns include the Feeney, Ridlon, Robertson, King, Dowd, Stevens, McBride, Pierpont, Reagan, Harrison, York, Adams, Calderwood, Clough, Goodson, Yorker, Brooks, Burr, and Holbrook families. Additional hosts are listed in Biddeford Saco Sanford Springvale Alfred Wells Ogunquit and other towns with transport and lodging provided by the Fund. The annual Mother's Banquet is set for July 20 at 7 p.m. at the Wonderbar Steak House in Biddeford.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunk Town Hall
Kennebunk Rotary Club
David Holbrook
Alex Burr III
Shirley Feeney
Fresh Air Fund
New York City
Seaboard
Kennebunkport
Gary Ridlon
Ronald Robertson
James King
Robert Dowd
Frank Stevens
Brian McBride
Ralph Pierpont
Thomas Reagan
J.frank Harrison
John York
Bruce Adams
Daniel Calderwood
Larry Clough
Alton Goodson
John Yorker
Warren Brooks
Alex Burr
Biddeford
Saco
Roger Bertrand
Gordon Cole
Edmund Fearon
William Johnson
Albert Daigle
Sanford and
Springvale
William Nobert
James Langlais
David Leopold
Paul McKenney
Roger Payeur
Richard Earle
Robert LaChance
Albert Dion
Alfred
Robert Ahern
Lester Meyeroff
Gray
Robert Melavagno
Green
Martin Vachon
Emery Mills
Bruce Coburn
York
Albion Goodrich
Wonderbar Steak House
Cape Cod Home Saco Sold to Biddeford Couple
A six room Cape Cod residence at 47 Hill Street Saco with a one car garage and large yard, owned by John Janson of Dyer Street Saco, sold to Mr and Mrs Ernest Menard of 14 Oaks Street Biddeford. The sale was handled by Gilberte Real Estate Agency Saco and Biddeford and broker Shirley G Bartlett.
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Cape Cod
Bath
Hill St
Saco
John Janson
Dyer Street
Ernest Menard
Oaks St
Biddeford
Gilberte
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