Kennebunkport unveils five new officials and veterans
Kennebunkport installs five new office holders and four returning veterans. Selectman elect Charles D. Day vows to hold taxes, while Town Road Commissioner Harold Smith earns voter support to maximize limited highway funds. Police Commissioner Richard Jackson wins approval for continued service and Donald Bryant pledges to pursue improvements. Richard Pickering aims to restore order on the school board as voters seek decisive leadership.
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Kennebunkport
Charles D. Day
Harold Smith
Richard Jackson
Jackson
Donald Bryant
Bryant
Richard Pickering
Pickering
The Will Report A view of the sky by Anne Frank
Amsterdam narrative recalls architecture and life under occupation. It recounts hiding in the Secret Annex from 1942 to 1944, the Gestapo raid, internment at Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen, and Anne Frank’s enduring hope and diary passages.
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George F. Will
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Prinsengracht
North Pole
Miep
Gestapo
Otto Frank
Dr. Frank
Auschwitz
Anne
Reich
Bergen-Belsen
Congress
Vietnam
Spies Collect Dust From War Debris In Bold Cold War Trick
Washington Merry Go Round reports Soviet aircrew samples from Tokyo airport were studied at Wright Patterson Ohio. Japanese laborers posed as ground crew to steal tire dust engine oil and even toilet waste for military intelligence.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
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U.S
United States
Tokyo
Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
Air Force System Command
Soviet Union
CIA
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Ford
Harold Ford
D-Tenn
Paul Harvey on Angola powers and U S restraint
Paul Harvey argues against foreign intervention in Angola warning Kissinger and Washington against intruding in the civil conflict. He notes U S arms to other nations and warns that overextension risks weakening the nation. He cites Helsinki promises and criticizes CORE mediation efforts and external meddling.
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Paul Harvey
Los Angeles Times
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Russia
Cuba
Angola
United States
Moscow
Helsinki
Letter to editor disputes Maine tax figures and urges fair alternative
A Democratic leader in Maine defends the income tax plan against a Biddeford-Saco editorial claim that taxes would rise for middle earners. He notes most in the 12 000 to 16 000 bracket would pay less, singles with children would save, and errors stem from a faulty Bangor Daily News report. The piece argues the governor’s 13.5 million property tax increase would require towns to raise fewer mills under a separate bill, and emphasizes the need for accurate figures and debate over tax policy.
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House of Representatives
Biddeford-Saco
James B Longley
Bangor Daily News
Biddeford
Town manager qualifications debated in readers letter
A reader challenges the Journal and SAD 71 editorial on town government and reads the charter for town manager requirements. The author defends language used at meetings and criticizes coverage of Arthur Hedberg and the school board.
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Rita Belair
Ernest Brousseau
United States
Brousseau
Kennebunk
Kennebunkport
Arthur Hedberg
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