Biddeford Coaches at Impasse Over Pay Dispute
A rift grows between Biddeford Board of Education and athletic coaches after the board rejected most proposed salary hikes. Coaches vote to withhold signing athletic contracts next year if raises are not granted, while teaching contracts remain unaffected.
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Leo Lemire
the Journal
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Smith
Association
Kennedy School
Ken Bissell
Maine
Lost Mara Laboratories workers seek pay after LA relocation
Warren Davidson and 7 other aerospace job hopefuls traveled from Florida to Los Angeles with contracts for 14 year federal work and 200 to 300 dollars weekly pay. They found the listed company vanished, some families stranded, and FBI contact, unsure if fraud, while paychecks remained in mail and production delayed.
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Warren Davidson
Mara_ Laboratories, Inc
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Florida
FBI
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Orlando
Newhall
van Nuys
Jim McFadden
Mara
Miami
Hanoi Terms for Immediate Vietnam Peace Talks Revealed
In Rangoon a Hanoi mission delivered Thant North Vietnam’s terms for starting peace talks. The main conditions require immediate suspension of U S bombing and de escalation of U S military action. Thant confirmed meeting but offered no details. He plans a later statement on departure.
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Ha van Lau
International Control Commission
Io Thant
Alexei Rodionski
Rene Philippe Yves Millet Thant
Six Civilians Killed in Accidental Shelling in Mekong Delta
AP reports six Vietnamese civilians died and 26 wounded when US artillery hit Trung Luong village in Dinh Tuong. A second incident near Xuang Loc wounded two and killed one from a group of sampans. Lang Vei bombing under investigation. authorities warn air strike facts unclear.
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Lang Vei
Mekong Delta
Dinh Tuong
Trung Luong
Xuang Loc
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Mek Jong Delta
Laos
United States
South
Vietnam
Slogans and Soviet Presence Mark East Germany Tour
AP reporter observes East German life under Soviet influence with fences painted in red and green guarding barracks and memorials. Soviet war memorials and patrols shape daily life while most East Germans show cautious tolerance and limited contact with troops.
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Dresden
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Vietnam
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Weimar
Wartburg
Vietnam fighting intensifies as US rejects bombing pause
A seven day period shows 2,332 Communist deaths amid 163 American fatalities and 919 wounded. U S forces total 415,000 with 7,688 killed and 44,455 wounded. Senate approves an amendment backing a halt for talks, House rejects it. Kennedy calls for negotiation while Westmoreland insists bombing must continue. Garrison arrests Clay Shaw in the Kennedy case. Shaw denies involvement. Powell exits the House after 22 years in Harlem district.
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