FDA approves 73 drugs in past year amid warnings
FDA head Dr. James Goddard told President Johnson the agency approved 73 new drugs in 12 months including fertility aids and cholesterol killers while rejecting about 130 applications for incomplete data. FTC cracks down on deceptive toy packaging ahead of labeling act enforcement. Justice Department expands price fixing probes led by Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
James Goddard
FDA
Johnson
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Justice Department
Atty
Ramsey Clark
U. S
Linda Marion Weds Norman Hutchins in Kennebunk Ceremony
Miss Linda Jean Marion daughter of Mr and Mrs William D Marion of Biddeford married Norman I Hutchins son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Hutchins in a 9 am Saturday ceremony at Christ Church in Kennebunk conducted by Rev Fred B Holmberg. The bride wore a lace gown with a nylon veil and carried red roses and white carnations. The couple's reception followed at the D A V in Biddeford. The bride's mother wore black lace and turquoise accessories, while the groom's mother wore an orange and white lace suit. The newlyweds departed for a White Mountains trip. the bride attended Biddeford High School and works at Jack's A and W, while the groom, a Marine stationed at New River NC, attended Kennebunk High School.
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Kennebunk
Linda Jean Marion
William D. Marion
Main St
Biddeford
Norman I. Hutchins
Ivan Hutchins
Lower Brown Street
Christ Church
Congregational Methodist
Fred B. Holmberg
Fred Clouture
D.a.v.ear
Bradbury Street
Jackis Daudier
Marion
Jack's A. and
Kennebunk High School
U.S. Marine Corps
New River, N.C
Barbershoppers Host Weekend Music Event in Kennebunk
The Honey moon Harmony weekend drew 200 plus barbershop fans despite rain. A clambake at Seaside Beach Club opened Friday, with a buffet at Atlantis Hotel Saturday, a Town Hall show, and afterglows at the same hotel. Co chairs were Irving Wilcox and Robert Cook. Yan keeland Chorus led by Tony Cropper directed the program featuring Yankeeland Chorus, Four on the Beat, Three Knights and a Count, Pine Tones, Portland Brunswick Chorus, Sweet Adelines units, Oceanaires, Seafarers and more plus district and region champions.
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Kennebunk
Seaside
Atlantis Hotel
Kennebunk Beach
Town Hall
Yankeeland Chorus
Tony Cropper
Irving Wilcox
Robert Cook
Arlington
Mass
Portland
Pine Tones
Sweet Adelines
Brunswick
Lynn
Oceanaires
the Seafarers
the Pretty Sharps
Uruguay President purges rebel faction from Colorado party
President Oscar Gestido moves to oust Culture Minister Luis Hierro Gambardella and Commerce Minister Julio LaCarte Muro amid a Colorado party rift that culminated in a crisis after Dr Jorge Batlle Ibanez, defeated in November elections, attacked the administration’s fiscal policy.
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Montevideo
Oscar Gestido
Colorado Party
Uruguay
Jorge Batlle Ibanez
Luis Hierro Gambardella
Julio LaCarte Muro
Commerce and Industry
Batlle Ibanez
Gesuido
Treasury
Carlse Vegh Garzon
Vacationer Burns on Hands and Face at Beach
Mrs. Irene Cote of Quebec City vacationing in Davis Cabins on Walnut Street was treated by Dr. Michael Magaudda after fat ignition caused burns to her hands and face. She was transported to the doctor's office by police cruiser.
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Old Orchard Beach
Irene Cote
Quebec City
Davis Cabins
Walnut Street
Michael Magaudda
Magaudda
Badges Awarded To Thunderbird Patrol
The Thunderbird Patrol of Saco met on Wakefield Avenue. Robert and Richard Quellette received bicycle merit badges while David Dawn, newly elected patrol leader, was presented his patrol leader badge. A report covered the 50 mile bicycle trip. The meeting concluded with outdoor games and miniature golf.
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Thunderbird Patrol
Saco
Wakefield Avenue
Robert
Richard Quellette
David Dawn
Your Journal Classified Ad Reach Over 30 000 Readers
A newspaper notice highlights the reach of the classified section, boasting circulation exceeding thirty thousand daily readers. It emphasizes broad exposure for local ads and market visibility across the paper’s distribution area.
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Your Journal
Committees Race To Push Antiriot Laws
In Washington two committees race to finish antiriot legislation shaping the House stance on racial unrest. The Judiciary Committee weighs a package bill on civil rights and riots while the Rules Committee considers a separate antiriot measure.
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Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
Rules Committee
Congress
Tampa
Dayton
Boston
Cincinnati
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
William C. Colmer
D-Miss
Senate
William C. Cramer
R-Fla
Cramer
Food production must rise now, says agriculture deputy
AP reports deputy agriculture administrator Dr. Lyle Shertz warned a Maine university audience that developing nations face a critical period unless global food production is boosted immediately. He spoke Monday at the New England Agricultural Economic Council meeting.
Voters refuse purchase of recreation center in Skowhegan
Skowhegan townspeople rejected a $200,000 offer to buy the Sampson recreation center, with a 1,124 to 203 vote at a special town meeting. The center stands idle since 1962, built by Richard W. Sampson and offered at $1 a year for 30 years.
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Skowhegan
Sampson
Richard W. Sampson
Auburn
Wich
Maine
Portable Kitchen Delays Camp Mataponi Opening
Camp Mataponi will open after a one week delay due to a portable kitchen unit from Civil Defense. Owner Samuel L. Kessler said the unit will replace burned kitchen facilities and was provided through Gov. Curtis, Rep. Chester Burnham, and Lloyd Allen of the Maine Recreation Authority.
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Naples
Civil Defense Headquarters
Camp Mataponi
Samuel L. Kessler
Sebago Lake
Kessler
Gov
Curtis
Chester Burnham
D.naples
Lloyd Allen
Maine Recreation Authority
Court sentences youth for assault in New Hampshire
Alfred AP John E Galloway 18 a former Dover high school athlete sentenced to one to three years for assault with intent to rape. He was sentenced in Superior Court for a December assault on a 39 year old Eliot woman. Galloway released on 2000 bail pending appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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Alfred
John E. Galloway
Dover
N.H
Galloway
Superior
Eliot
State Supreme Court
Director Notes Youths Enrolled At Boys' Camp
The Old Orchard Beach Happy Day Camp for Boys opened its 14th season with 80 campers aged five to 12. Camp director William Earle introduced staff and assistant counselors, appointed leaders for the swimming program, and announced testing and placement into multiple swimming classes. A large list of registered campers followed.
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Old Orchard Beach
William Earle
Kenneth Bissell Jr
Phillip Houle
James Robert
Stephen Goulet
Kevin Robert
Earle
David Maurice
Lee Binette
Michael Coombs
Mathew Martin
Timothy Nelson
Charles Anton
Michael Nason
B.J. Robert
Gary Latno
Marc Larochelle
Stephen Langevin
David Fleurant
Raymond Phillips
Martin Murphy
Robert Lemelin
Normand Allaire
Shawn Anton
Kerri Anton
Thomas Anton
Lee Binnette
Peter Boilard
Michael Cadorette
Lucien Chandler
Daniel Dutcher
John Emond
Thomas Fitanides
Bernard Fortier
Michael Frennette
Rodney Frenette
Gerard Gosselin
Michael Gobeil
Scott Hutchinson
Peter Janelle
Harold Kelleher
Thomas Ledoux
Timothy LeMasuriere
John Letourneau
Anthony McDonald
Jens Nash
Eric Norton
John O'Neill Jr
Larry Owen
Vincent Philbrick
Ricky Powers
Douglas Rioux
Jean Rouleau
James Rousseau
James Sears
Kenneth Sears
Herbert Sears
Paul Smith
Scott Summey
Kevin Tanguay
Lawrence Tardiff
Richard Tardiff
Andrew Tartre
Stephen Tartre
Robert Townsend
Alan Thurlow
Kevin Thurlow
David Twomey
Marc Vaillancourt
Dana Walls
Nicholas Truman
Richard Walton
Robert Worden
Scott Worthing
Michael Zaitlin
John Harvey Jr
John Cyr
Michael Lamb
Peter Stevens
Scott Marshall
Theodore Holmes
Steven Holmes
Michael McPherson
Brian Huot
John Kenneally
Joseph Kenneally
Stephen Bergeron
Richard Bergeron
Booster Used To Quell Truck Fire
Firefighters used a booster line to extinguish a blaze that burned the splash guards on a town dump truck. The flames sparked when the truck backed into smoldering rubbish at the dump edge yesterday afternoon.
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Old Orchard Beach
Mother Pleads Innocent To Child Beating
Mrs Deborah Hutchins Ford of Lebanon pleaded innocent to manslaughter in the beating death of her 11 day old son Todd Michael. An addition al plea of innocent by reason of mental disease or defect was entered today in York County Superior Court where jury selection began. Ford remains free on 2000 dollars bail.
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Alfred
Deborah Hutchins Ford
Lebanon
Todd Michael
York County
Ford
CBS confirms Kennedy shot from behind autopsy evidence
CBS and its investigation align with the Warren Commission that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. Pathologist James Humes reexamined Kennedy autopsy photos and stated conclusive evidence supports a shot from behind. CBS noted no hard proof of a second assassin and questioned alternative theories.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
James J. Humes
Navy Medical Center
Bethesda
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kenne
Texas
John Connally
Warren Commission
Jand
Connally
Senator Ralph W. Brewer Funeral Set in Bath
The funeral for Ralph W. Brewer Sagadahoc County’s lone state senator will be held Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Central Church of the United Church of Christ. Brewer died Monday after a brief hospital confinement. The Republican served one Senate term and chaired the Claims Committee after three House terms. The legislature expressed grief with a joint order.
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Bath
Israel Jordan prisoner exchange at Allenby Bridge
At Allenby Bridge Israel handed over 425 prisoners to Jordan in exchange for two Israeli Air Force captains captured over Iraq. The operation involved 17 officers and 469 total people including wounded and previously repatriated, with arrangements signed in Jerusalem and Amman after 11 days of talks.
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Allenby Bridge
Jordan
Israel
International Red Grass
Allenby
Jordan River
Serge Nessy
International Red Cross
Iraq
Nessy
Jerusalem
Amman
Camel Hump Fat Misconception Debunked by Experts
Experts clarify the camel carries no spare water in its hump, as the hump stores fat. The animal’s water conservation comes from metabolic processes in body tissues, not a water reservoir.
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Valliere
Linda Marion
N. I. Hutchins
Antitrust Division
Iment
Clark
Buick
Dr. HT
Omer
Omer Toussaint
Elm St
Cairo
U.S
al Gumbhuriyas
Genoa
Singapore
al Ahram
Egypt
U.N
Suez Canal Zone
Canal Zone
Padua
Italy
Arno
Giuseppe Tagoborrino
Dante
Paolo Sambin
Padua University
Seoul
South Korea
Chinawa
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Chu Chul-soo
Goose Rocks Beach
Kennebunkport
Charles E. Brackett
Portsmouth
N. H
Manchester
Goosecks Beach
Paul MacEwen
Bedford
Guy Brackett
Kansas City
Alfred Street
Biddleord
Touraine
Tor Idhee
Diddeford
Shapiro Oil CO
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