Warden May Get Job Back
Augusta Maine Game Warden Charles P Cochran 42 of Limerick a principal figure in a ward en service disciplinary action which acquired political overtones will be restored to duty if he can pass a physical examination The State Personnel Board made the recommendation Thurs day and Fish & Game Commissioner Ronald T Speers said he will comply The hearing was held Jan 18 and 19 State Police witnesses said Cochran admitted the letter writing to them But Cochran said he could not remember writing the letters or admitting he did so
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Charles P. Cochran
Limerick
State Personnel Board
Fish & Game
Ronald T. Speers
Speers
Daniel F. Hanley
Brunswick
Maine Medical Association
Cochran
Maynard C. Marsh
Roland H. Cobb
Cobb
East Milliocket
York County
Gov
Reed
Limerick A
Kennedy Says He Won't Run for President in 1968
In an exclusive AP interview, Robert F. Kennedy states emphatically he does not plan to run for president in 1968. He addresses rumors about a future secretary of state post and explains his role as attorney general within the closely knit Justice Department and the White House.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Louis G. Panos
Associatedress
Kennedy
Washington
Justice Departent
Associated Press
John F. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
United Nations
Adlai FE. Stevenson
Robert Kennedy
Departent of Justice
Justice Department
Stalemate at Geneva in disarmament talks analysis
AP analysis by John M. Hightower examines the collapse of chances to end the nuclear arms race at Geneva. It discusses decades of U.S. optimism, Khrushchev’s shifting stance on inspections, the Cuban crisis impact, and fears over France and China rising as nuclear powers amid East West tensions.
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United States
John M. Hightower
Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
Berlin
Peking
Geneva
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
France
China
Britain
Joneses Return Capt. Gen Fea Corp
A light social note notes the Joneses are returning, with a nod to Capt. Gen. Fea Corp as a framing caption. The brief item signals a welcoming moment for local residents in a gentle community style.
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Fea. Corp
Raytheon to wind down Lewiston operation amid price slump
Raytheon Co plans closing its Lewiston semiconductor plant within months as germanium prices fall. About 50 workers will be laid off immediately with further cuts as orders end. 830 remain, mostly women, while Mountain View Calif continues semiconductor work. Maine Gov Reed pledges support to seek alternative manufacturing. The eclipse story and Lewiston note appear as separate items in this OCR segment.
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Lewiston
Raytheon Co
Ewision
Maine
John H. Reed
Charles F. Adams
Raytheon
Adams
Mountain View
Calif
Reed
Capa
Mesa
Leo Leary
Kurdish Leader Barzani Threatens Return To Battle
Kurdish revolt chief Mullah Mustafa Barzani says he will renew fighting against the Iraqi regime if self rule is not granted soon. He criticizes delay in Baghdad and notes Kurdish areas north of a Kirkuk to Suleimaniyah line remain under Kurdish control.
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Alex Efty
Mullah
Mustafa Barzani
Noradin
Iraq
Abdul Karim Kassem
Baghdad
Barzani
Kassem
Jela Talibani
Talibani
James Pringle
Kirkuk
Suleiman Yia
Solid Paper Front Breached By Post
New York publisher Doroth Schiff of the New Yor Post breaks from fellow papers and restarts afternoon tabloid on Monday. Four papers remain shut or voluntarily closed amid a printers strike. talks with Mayor Wagner as mediator continue.
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New York
Doroth Schiff
New Yor Post
Robert F. Wagner
Two Doomed Irish Setters Get New Lease On Life
In Pittsburgh, Judge William Rahauser ruled Irish setters Brickland and Sunny Birth may live until an estate audit is completed after their deceased owner Ida Capers ordered their death in her will. Public sympathy and state officials push for permanent protection. kennel owner Thomas Miller, who raised the dogs, faces overwhelming offers to adopt them.
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Pittsburgh
William Rahauser
Allegheny County Orphans Court
Ida M. Capers
Brickland
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Walker F. Ales
Sandroni
Miss Capers
Thomesas Miller
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