Senate Confers On Viet Nam War Decisions Ahead
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned Congress that heavy casualties will continue in Viet Nam and that the Johnson administration will seek congressional review and possible reversal of combat mission decisions. He contrasted Hanoi and Peking over negotiations as the war grimly proceeds.
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Pere
Church
Javits
Dean Rusk
American Foreign Service Association
Viet Nam
U.S
United States
Rusk
North Viet Nam
Red China
Peking
Hanoi
Helen Keller Nears 85 Enjoying Quiet Retirement at Home
As Helen Keller nears her 85th birthday, she lives a tranquil life at Arcan Ridge with her dog Tinker and garden. Friends note she remains healthy though less active, turning down travel for awards and visits while continuing to read and reflect at home.
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Miss Keller
Tiros 10 Launch Planned During Favorable Window
Cape Kennedy Fla AP hurricane hunting Tiros 10 satellite set for launch next Tuesday. It is the first Tiros funded by the Weather Bureau with earlier nine launches by NASA. Launch during a 45 minute window begins 11 07 a m EST to capture sun energy. The timing aims to cover the ongoing hurricane season through Oct 15.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
U.s.weather Bureau
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
Bureau
Classified Columns Secure Salaries Through Reading Habit
Readers are urged to habitually scan classified columns as a way to improve job prospects and earning potential. Officials note that consistent engagement with listings can lead to better opportunities and salary increases.
Miss Keller's Sunday celebration marked by family guests
Miss Keller's family participation includes her Dallas, Texas, brother Phillips Brooks Keller and Montgomery Alabama sister Mrs. L Warren Tyson. An illness at 19 months left her blind and deaf before Anne Sullivan taught her to communicate, transforming her world from silence to engagement.
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Miss Keller
Phillips Brooks Keller
Dallas
Tex
L. Warren Tyson
Montgomery
Ala
Tuscumbia
Anne Sullivan
Unity Social Club Food Sale Planned at Shaw's Supermarket
The Unity Social Club opens a food sale at 10 a.m. tomorrow inside Shaw's Supermarket at the Saco Valley Shopping Center. The sale was announced during a Buxton Road meeting in Saco with Mrs. Emma Garside hosting. Mrs. Ruth Scammon led the session as president, and a wedding anniversary cake was served for Hazel Pitinte.
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Unity Social Club
Shaw’s
Saco Valley
Buxton Road
Saco
Emma Garside
Ruth Scammon
Hazel Pitinte
Irene Townsend
Deer Pond
Hollis
Florence Mooers
Genie Edgecomb
Ethel Whitten
Edna Bradbury
Thunderstorms Bring Rain To Parts Of Maine
Thunderstorms dropped up to a half inch of rain in parts of Maine helping to keep some areas green but forest fire danger remained critical. A Grand Lake Stream blaze in Washington County topped 450 acres before containment sparked by lightning. An electric spark ignited wood shavings at the R Leon Williams Co lumber mill in Clifton causing $40 000 to $50 000 in losses. A plane dumped 500 gallons of water on that fire and another lightning sparked blaze burned 30 acres near the Daquaam area with additional reports of fires in Milbridge Perry Passadumkeag Matta-
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Augusta
Maine
U.S. Weather Bureau
Portland
Austin Wilkins
Grand Lake
Washington County
Wilkins
R. Leon Williams Co
Clifton
Daquaam
Milbridge
Perry
Passadumkeag
Matta
Smorgasbord Planned by Annette Chapter in Saco
Annette Chapter Order of the Eastern Star plans a smorgasbord at Scammon's Farm Scammon's Lane Road Saco Saturday. Committees include food publicity and property with named members. Three seatings at 5 6 30 and 8 p.m. officers appoint ticket committee.
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Annette Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Saco
Scammon
Smutty Lane Road
Claire Scammon
Jean Kimball
Dawn Ducharme
Ethel Whitten
Dorothy Patterson
Bette Jean Roberge
Barbara Prentiss
Gordon Flood
Robert Patterson
William Kimball
Urbain Roberge
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Portland Court
A petition of bankruptcy was filed in U S District Court in Portland by Conrad R. Gaudette a Biddeford serviceman listing liabilities of 3888 and assets of 900 with 200 exempt. Ralph W Hansen Jr a Saco freight conductor filed a similar petition with 7171 liabilities and 153 assets and 100 exempt. Wage Earner Plans were filed by Rita M Holland a Saco garment worker with 1141 liabilities and 720 assets 200 exempt and George H Boutin a Saco shoe worker with 1592 liabilities 250 assets and 200 exempt.
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Portland
U.S. District Court
Conrad R. Gaudette
Biddeford Serviceman
Ralph W. Hanson Jr
Saco Freight
Rita M. Holland
Saco Garment
Resumption Of Geneva Talks Sought By US
The United States has asked the Soviet Union to agree to an early date to reopen the 17 nation Geneva disarmament talks aimed at a broader nuclear test ban and halting proliferation. Officials say progress is unlikely while the Vietnam war narrows cooperation and Moscow may defer to the U.N. commission. Senator Kennedy urged immediate nonproliferation talks and zones, plus an expanded test ban.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
U.S
William C. Foster
New York
Semyon K.tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
Moscow
Senate
Robert F. Kennnedy
D-N.y
Johnson
Kennedy
U.N. Disarmament Commission
India
U.N
U.N. Commission
Red China
White House
Sen. Kennedy
Bonus Given To Laconia Police
Laconia police receive an extra paid vacation day as a bonus for handling Saturday's riot at Weirs Beach. The Police Commission approved the extra day at a Wednesday meeting while praising the entire force. Also, the last of 30 youths jailed related to the riot was released on bail. Samuel Sadowski of Wakefield, Mass., bonded $500.
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Laconia
N.H
Weirs Beach
City Police Commission
Samuel Sadowski
Wakefield
Mass
Balkinap County
Sadowski
Harold Knowlton
Peter Lessard
Three Teens Questioned By Biddeford Police
Biddeford police questioned three teenage boys after iron wheels and an ornament bomb casing were found in their possession this morning. The material was believed taken from May Street Biddeford. No charges have been filed yet.
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Biddeford
May Street
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China
Southeast Asia
American Foundation For the Blind
Tiros
Bankruptcy Court
Main ST
S-M-L
Brock
Tropicool
Capri
Barathea
Boulevard
P.S
Journal
Laconia Police
Assoc
Kennebunkport Pta
Kennebunkport Playhouse
Bolduc Paint CO
Alfred Street
George’s Cash & Carry
Saint Jean Baptiste D'Amerique
Arlene
St. Joseph’s Church
Hall
St. Louis
the Friendly Style Shop
Jeanne Bibeau
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