Beach Man Killed in Cascade Road Pedestrian Crash
Ralph Woodman 79 of Cascade Road was killed when struck by a car driven by Winford Coreau on Cascade Road in Old Orchard Beach. Police and witnesses described a passing maneuver misread by the driver. an autopsy was performed at Webber Hospital with results pending. Woodman lived in the community 38 years and left a sister and a brother.
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Old Orchard Beach
Ralph Woodman
Cascade Road
Winford Coreau
iCamp Comfort Ave
Michael M. P. Magaudda
Woodman
Cascade
Coreau
Robert Billings
Wilfred Goulet
Webber Hospital
Goldwater Says Bliss Misrepresents Free Society Group
Barry Goldwater denies Ray Bliss’s claim that the Free Society Association will harm the Republican Party. Goldwater says the group will be nonpartisan and aim to clarify conservatism while not backing candidates or policy, as Gen. Lucius Clay takes a new GOP finance post.
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New Society
Can ‘Didates
Goldwater
Bliss
Free Society Association
Republican Party
Lucius D. Clay
GOP
Clay
The
Navy
Louis C. Page
Jack E. Batson Jr
San Diego
Calif
Hanoi
Page
Barry Goldwater
Ray C. Bliss
Peace talks stall as Viet Nam war widens
Across Washington and Peking the week yielded little progress toward ending the Viet Nam war. Secretary Rusk warned Hanoi and Peking showed no active interest in peace. McNamara announced 21,000 more US troops, bringing total to about 75,000.
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Associated Press
Peking
Hanoi
Washington
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
Rusk
Red China
United States
Harold Wilson
Britain
Ghana
Nigeria
Trinidad
Ceylon
Moscow
Saigon
Guam
Why Women Favor the Strong Silent Man
A light column jokes about why women may prefer the strong silent type. It suggests the man seems to listen, pairing humor with a dated general feature agency credit.
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Fea. Corp
Pentagon studies effects of massive B52 raid in Vietnam
The Pentagon assessing signals of the Ben Cat strike 25 miles north of Saigon as 26 B52s dropped 1 000 and 750 pound bombs. The raid killed three Viet Cong, wounded three and captured 16, with a destroyed communications center and 20 to 30 buildings. Rice stocks and documents were found amid tunnels and cave complexes.
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Washington
Pentagon
South
Viet Nam
Associated Press
Defense Department
Saigon
Strategic Air Command
U.S
Guam
Ben Cat
Brothers Drown at Pine Point in Scarborough River
Two elderly brothers Seth L. Gordon 64 and George K. Gordon 67, both of Gorham, died when their aluminum boat capsized near Pine Point in the Scarborough River mouth. Their brother Robert C. Gordon 51, also of Gorham, survived after clinging to the overturned craft for about 30 minutes. a passing boat rescued him.
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Scarborough
Pine Point
Seth L. Gordon
Gorham
George K. Gordon
Lunenburg
Mass
Robert C. Gordon
Robert Gordon
Trial Stated In Still Case In Portland
Three men Samuel Rosencranz Frank Romano and Anthony DiPietro are set for retrial in U S District Court in the 1962 Scarborough case. Rosencranz and Romano are from Providence Rhode Island and DiPietro from Milford Massachusetts. The U S Circuit Court of Appeals vacated their sentences last year due to illegally seized evidence.
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Portland
U.S. District Court
Scarborough Stiil
Samuel Rosencranz
Frank Romano
Providence
R.I
Anthony DiPietro
John Fine
Milford
Mass
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Boston
OAS Plans Temporary Economic Takeover in Dominican Republic
The Organization of American States drafts a plan to assume provisional control of the Dominican economy as a peace formula seeks rebels and the civilian military junta. The plan envisions OAS supervised elections within six to nine months and US funding of at least $10 million monthly to stabilize expenditures.
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Goldwater
Senate Coleague
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Hayden
Senate
Dominican Republic
Johnson
Organizatio of
Francisco Caamano Deno
Congress
Santo Domingo
Organization of American States
OAS
USS
United States
Junta
Electrical Use Surges in Biddeford Area
Area households increased electricity consumption to 3,330 kilowatt hours per year in Biddeford region, up from 2,835 in 1958. Edison Institute and Federal Power Commission reports show local bills for 100, 250, and 500 kilowatt hours at $5.15, $8.85, and $11.73 respectively, with wide national and New England comparisons.
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New York
Biddeford
Edison Electric Institute
Federal Power Commission
FPC
United States
New England
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Bitinete
Ort
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Wonderbar
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Arthur Guerin Jr
Robert Cote
Chester Briggs
Thomas Lee Jr
Ahmed Ben Bella
Houari Bouemedienne
Ben Bell
Boumedienne
Revolutionary Council
Algeria
Council
Louis Dauge
Abdel Aziz Bouteflika
Bouteflika
France
Dange
Radio
Kabylie
Soviet Union
Philippines
Olympia Avenue
Franklin Street
Roland H. Beaudoin
Paul J. Bolduc
Donald C. Dolph
Sullivan Ave
Newton
Colony Hotel
Kennebunk
Washington, D. C
Harrisburg
Narragansett Hotel
Kennebunk Beach
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