Curtis Admits No Prospects For Two Mills In Maine
Gov Curtis said there are no real prospects for buyers of Standard Packaging Corp mills closing in Brewer and Lincoln. Several firms showed interest, and the state is coordinating loans, job aid, and market options as about 1,200 workers face layoffs. Curtis cites notice delays and notes another Maine firm plans future production cuts.
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Augusta
Curtis
Standard Packaging Corp
Brewer
Lincoln
Department of Economic Development
The
Employment Security Commission
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Blaine House
Maine
Lincoln Mills
Bangor
Big Dow Air Force Base
U. S
Peter Kyros
Portland
Kyros
Washington
Patriarca Trial Opens in Murder Conspiracy Case
In Boston the federal court hears from U.S. Attorney Paul Markham on day one of the Patriarca conspiracy case. Raymond Patriarca and two codefendants face charges over a plan to kill Willie Marfeo in 1965 to protect illegal gambling activity. Witnesses describe surveillance, a police raid, and attempts to delay the hit.
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Boston
Raymond L.S. Patriarca
Providence
R.I
U.S
Cranston
Ronald Cassesso
Somerville
Willie Marfeo
Joseph
Barza) Baron
Patriarca
U.S. Senate
New England
Markham
Tameleo
Cassesso
Baron
Marfeo
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Francis J.W. Ford
Civil Rights Antiriot Bill Fight Moves To Vote In Congress
In a day marked by a seven week filibuster, supporters of a civil rights open housing bill win cloture 65 to 32 and vow to fight an antiriot rider. The measure would make it a federal crime to travel between states or use interstate media to incite a riot and could face further debate and amendments.
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Washington (Ap
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Strom Thurmond
S.C
Senate
Johnson
Philip A. Hart
Mich
Hart
Tion
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Byrd
Students question appeal of corporate careers in AP survey
An Associated Press survey of majors cites polar views among collegians about business as a career. Critics say going into corporate life risks individuality and social inaction, while supporters and recruiters insist antibusiness sentiment is limited and reversible as June graduates begin recruiting.
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Associated Press Managing Editors Association
New York
Associated Press
C.O. Strother
Union Carbide Corp
John Moritz
Villanova University
Pennsylvania
E. H. Cummings
Lafayette College
Easton
W. Clarke Wescoe
University of Kansas
Paul V. Grambsch
University of Minnesota
School of Business Administration
Thornton Dr Hill Named President Of Thornton Academy Board
Dr Paul S Hill Jr of Saco has been named president of the Thornton Academy Board of Trustees to fill the unexpired term of the late William Linnell. Hill, a Thornton Academy alumnus 1923, Bowdoin 1927 and Johns Hopkins 1931, served as Army medical corps lieutenant colonel 1942 46 and is chief of staff at Webber Hospital since 1950. He holds roles with Maine Medical Association York County Medical Society and American Medical Association and serves on boards at Sweetser Childrens Home York Institute and the Lucia Kimball Deering Fund.
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Paul S. Hill Jr
Saco
Thornton Academy
Robert L. Bowie
Hill
William S. Linnell
Portland
Paul 8. Hill
Catherine M. Hill
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
U. S. Army Medical Corps
Maine Medical Association
York County Medical Society
American Medical Association
Sweetser Childrens’ Home
York Institute
Lucia Kimball Deering Fund
First area speech therapist to serve regional schools
A federal grant of 52212 under the Elementary Secondary Education Act will fund a speech therapist for kindergarten through high school in Saco Biddeford and Old Orchard Beach. The Learning Services Hub will manage funds and extend psychological and guidance support to five communities across 26 schools including Arundel and Dayton.
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Saco
Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
Kindergarden
Roger R. Johnson
Learning Services Hub
Arundel
Dayton
Johnson
Kintergar
Volkswagen Dealership to Open in Biddeford at Elm Street
A Volkswagen agency will open at 511 Elm St in Biddeford at the former Norman L. Pate used car site. Operations expected by mid month. Coastal Volkswagen Inc. has leased Elm Street land and buildings. James F. Pastorelli, ex Volkswagen district sales manager in Waltham, Mass., will own the new venture. Pate will keep part of the rear land and continue the used car business since 1949.
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Volkswagen
Elm St
Biddeford
Norman L. Pate
Pate
Elm Street
Coastal
Volkswagen Inc
James F. Pastorelli
Waltham, Mass
Dutremble Seeks Fourth Term as York County Sheriff
Richard D. Dutremble of Biddeford announces candidacy for re election in the Democratic primary in June. A St Louis High School graduate and St Mary's Church communicant, he lectures on department improvements such as mobile radio car expansion to 24, FBI fingerprint training for deputies, and enhanced coastal and lake patrols. He and Ann Marie Seymour have five children. he served in Italy 1955 57.
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Richard D. Dutremble
Greenwood Ave
Biddeford
York County
Lyneambay
Toe County
Dutremble
St. Louis High School
St. Mary’s Church
Ann Marie Seymour
U.S. Army
Italy
Sheriff's Department
Viet Cong Driven From Ca Mau and Can Tho In Vietnam Fighting
Viet Cong forces invading Ca Mau and Can Tho faced government reinforcements after a day of battle. In Ca Mau a company seized the provincial hospital for 11 hours before retreating. casualties were light for government forces. Allied air and ground units pressed operations as scores of Viet Cong were reported killed across southern Vietnam and bases including Cam Ranh Bay remained operational with limited damage.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U. S
Cam Ranh Bay
South Vietnam
Johnson
Khe Sanh
U.S
Can Tho
Delta
Ca Nao
Mekong Delta
Sma
Ca Mau
Cam Ran
Radar in Britain to give early warning on orbital Soviet threat
The United States plans to build an over the horizon radar in Britain to detect orbital missiles by peering around the earth. Officials say it would supplement line of sight systems and restore 15 minutes warning for Soviet orbital weapons, with Fingland possibly exceeding that margin.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Canada
Fylingsdale Moor
Pentagon
Robert S. McNamara
Air Force
Bernard A. Schriever
National Space Club
Schriever
U.S
McNamara
Strategic Air Command
Fingland
Pueblo Crisis Tests U S Admission and Apology
United States officials weigh admitting guilt and offering an apology to North Korea to secure release of the Pueblo and its 82 crewmen. North Korea claims through a letter signed by the crew that admittance of intrusion and a formal apology are needed for repatriation. Panmunjom negotiators rush the text to Washington as authorities verify signatures.
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Washington
North Korea
Pueblo
Johnson
United States
Pyong Yang Radio
U.S
Panmunjom NI. Korea
Lloyd M. Bucher
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Douglas P. Seaton
Princeton
Cleveland
Peter J. Kaminsky
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