Nine Hospitalized After Saco Accident
Nine people were hospitalized after a Saco crash on U S Route 1 during a pursuit of a stolen vehicle. Two cars were demolished, one fire erupted, and witnesses said the stolen car ran a red light before the collision near Ocean Park Road.
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Maine
Portland
Marvin Roberts
Rosalie Russell
Three Rivers
Que
Ramon de Neault
Maine Medical Center
Marcel Neault
Gerald Neault
Susan
Stephen
Christian
Gerald
Henriette Boiscalire
Webber Hospital
Norman Auger
Hanover
Scarborough
Ocean Park Road
Main Street
Laco
Summer Street
Harland White
Willard Parker
Saco
Biddeford
Saco Fire Departments
Robert M. Foran
David J. Fratus
Dover
N.H
Arthur Tardiff
Thomas Knox
Robert Stone
Hicle South
Fic
Rockefeller Seeks Maine Delegates in Northeast Push
Gov Nelson Rockefeller arrives in Portland as his Republican presidential bid expands to the Northeast He flies from Seal Harbor lands before noon then meets 12 of Maine 14 GOP convention delegates in Cape Elizabeth He aims to win uncommitted votes ahead of later stops in Boston Burlington and New Haven The Maine GOP urges civility among rivals amid ongoing campaign rhetoric
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Portland
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Seal Harbor
Cape Elizabeth
Maine
Republican Committee
Richard Nixon
GOP
Cyril M. Joly
Waterville
State
Senate
Joseph P. Campbell
Augusta
Horace A. Hildreth Jr
Falmouth
Ralph D. Brooks Jr
Yarmouth
New York
Nixon
Associated Press
Boston
Burlington
New Haven
Conn
Sentinel Funds Under Attack Again in Senate Debate
Washington AP senators oppose the Sentinel antimissile system, arguing it is unproven and costly. A $18 billion military construction bill before the Senate allocates $227.3 million to Sentinel, aiming to deter a Chinese missile threat in the 1970s. Some Armed Services members defend the system as a deterrent, while critics warn it may be ineffective. Senator John C. Stennis cautions the deployed system might not work.
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Washington
Senate
Senate For
House
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Armed Services Committee
John C. Stennis
Mississippi
Canada Strikes Tighten Grip On Toronto and Seaway
AP report details Ontario brewery and garbage strikes disrupting beer supply and waste collection in Toronto. About 2,700 workers walked out seeking 18 to 20 percent raises, while 1,200 Seaway and railway workers pressed for higher wages. Seaway ships idle, tolls losses estimated at $96,000 daily. Duluth and Chicago port officials warn costs to shippers rising.
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Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Harold Atyeo
Water and Sewace
St. Lawrence Seaway
Seaway Authority
Seaway
David Oberlin
Duluth, Minn
St .Lawrence Seaway
Montreal
Sts Lawrence
Great Lakes
Union Protest Over M16 Award To Saco Plant
Local 407 of T.W.U.A AFL-CIO has sent a letter to President Johnson protesting the award of the M16 rifle contract to General Motors as a second source, arguing the New England Division Maremont Corp in Saco Maine should have received the order. The letter cites the plant's record, praises Maine lawmakers, and urges reversal to rectify a perceived injustice.
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T.W.U.A
AFL — Cio
Lyndon B. Johnson
New England
Maremont Corp
Saco
Alexander Anastasoff
Leo P. Bedard
Robert Bissell
Gerard Boisvert
Walter Szumita
Francis X. Lamontagne
Raymond Boisjoly
Afl-Cio
CLC
Maine
General Motors
Army
Pentagon
Vietnam
Peter N. Kyres
Edmund S. Muskie
Margaret Chase Smith
William Hatha
Way of
G.A.O
Trudeau Mania Faces Canada Election Victory
Canada heads to a national vote as Liberal Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau aims for a majority, buoyed by polls showing a large seat lead over Conservative Robert Stanfield. The race centers on Quebec and Ontario with heightened security amid separatist threats and recalls of Kennedy’s assassination.
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Toronto
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
Trudeau
Judeau
Robert Stanfield
John Diefenbaker
Stanfield
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Quebec
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
It's Getting So A Man Can't Be Prompt For An Appointment
A light humor item notes that being late or prompt affects how others value a person time. The quip attributes the perception of worth to punctuality, presented in a witty warning tone.
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WRR
Fea. Corp
Treasury ends redeeming silver certificates at 3 p.m
Silver certificates remain money but can no longer be exchanged for silver after today’s 3 p.m. cutoff at New York and San Francisco assay offices. The $1.29 official price is removed, and Treasury plans to continue drawing certificates as they move through banks while selling silver at current market rates.
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Treasury Department
New York
San Francisco
Treasury
De Gaulle Heads Toward Big Victory in French Vote
Paris AP A strong Gaullist showing in the first round of national elections signals an overwhelming majority in the National Assembly. De Gaulle’s forces won 142 seats with gains in 150 districts as runoff plans loom, while opponents warn the struggle continues amid lingering May unrest and inflation fears.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
Global News Highlights Briefing
Gunfire killed 182 people in the United States in the past week per an Associated Press survey. In Vietnam politics, opponents attack antimissile costs while McCarthy considers talks in Paris. B52 raids near Saigon mark the air campaign. In France the Gaullists gain in round one. Canada votes amid Trudeaumania. NATO seeks East-West arms pact with slim hopes. a Buenos Aires soccer stampede leaves 71 dead. A federal probe says government funds weren’t used to arm a Chicago gang. George Wallace expands third party influence as campaign actions unfold.
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U.S
United States
Associated Press
Vietnam
U. S
Eugene J. McCarthy
Paris
Saigon
International
National Assembly
Bolivia's Struggle for Independence and Freedom
Bolivia led South America in hoisting independence but gained real freedom last. The bid began with a 1809 push that proclaimed liberty, yet the war to secure it stretched until 1825, when the Poor People's Campaign confronted the federal government's stance.
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Bolivia
Washington
Few New Plays On Straw Hat Circuit
Boston writers note limited new Broadway material for summer stages in New England. The straw hat circuit features sophomores revivals and Broadway tryouts including Cactus Flower Star Spangled Girl Dont Drink the Water and Black Comedy. A fifth hit What Did We Do Wrong continues on Broadway.
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Howard F.angione
Associated Press
Boston
New England
Broadway
New York
Craig Stevens
Alexis Smith
Neil
Simon
Sam Levene
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Robert A. Marden
David C. Nichols
Lincolnville
Sentinel
Federal Conciliation Board
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Chicago
Jack Hanley
Duluth
Minn
Etrika Cauld Anet
Johnson
Thei
Paquin & Carroll, Inc. Insurance
France
Party
of Modern Progress and Democracy
Pierre Mendes-France
Grenoble
Resurrection City
George C. Wallace
Woody Allen
Hans Conreid
Maureen O'Sullivan
L. A. Talbot Oil
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