Biddeford Native Is Well Known Wall Street Dean
Lucien C. Hooper, 76, longtime stock market adviser and Forbes columnist, recalls Biddeford roots and a life in finance. He lectures from Westwood New Jersey, advocates buying good securities and reinvesting dividends, and predicts the Dow could dip to 880 or rise to 1250 in 1973.
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Lucien C. Hooper
Biddeford
Hooper
Market Letters
Forbes Magazine
Westwood
N J
Maine
Anna Donahue
The
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Biddeford High School
Hlopper
Harvard
Democratic City Committee
William H. Hooper
Hooper Brothers
South Street
Jennie W. Mclntire
Albert W. Cole
York County
Vivian Cole
Arizona
David
William H. Hooper Jr
Arthur Maxwell
Pete Farley
Alice Morgan
Dr. Wheaton
W.E. Hutton & Co
Wall Street
New York
Women's ERA Faces Setback as States Debate Its Fate
The fight over the Equal Rights Amendment intensifies as conservatives labor leaders and many women oppose ratification. With 28 states ratified, 15 rejected or killed for the session, seven awaiting action, supporters doubt passage this year. Critics warn of privacy, state rights, and family law implications.
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Associated Press
Aflcio
Congress
United States
North Carolina
Jack Rhyne
Gastonia County
Rhyne
Tennessee
Maine Senate Echoes in Equal Rights Battle
Maine’s 33 senators head into a weekend session to decide the fate of the Equal Rights Amendment after a two week back and forth between chambers. Supporters Chellotte and Cummings plan to have votes counted if absent, as House Republicans press to delay and urge equality.
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Augusta
Maine
Senate
Alton Clanchette
Pittsfield
Minnette E. Cummings
Newport
Grave situation at Hurt Knee as evacuation grows
Federal order may 8 p.m. deadline forces nonresidents to leave unarmed while militants vow readiness to die. AIM leaders demand tribal changes and release of detained Indians, amid armed standoff at the Sioux village near Pine Ridge.
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Associated Press
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S.D
Wounded Knee
Justice Department
American Indian Movement
FBI
Federal
Ralph Erickson
U.S
AIM
Pine Ridge Reservation
Richard Wilson
Charles Soller
Interior Department
Erickson
Wilson
Wednes
Grand jury to be convened in South Dakota takeover case
A knee cial grand jury would be convened in South Dakota Monday in connection with the takeover, and Atty. Gen. Richard G. Kleindienst said everybody will have a fair hearing.
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South Dakota
Atty
Richard G. Kleindienst
Nixon Aides Hired Spy Ties Segretti to GOP plots
FBI records show President Nixon aides arranged payments to Donald H. Segretti, a figure linked to anti Democratic activity. Lobbyist Kalmbach testified he served as Segretti’s disbursement agent, with payments totaling between 10 000 and 40 000 dollars, while Gray prepared to testify on his nomination as FBI director. Separately a military C47 crash near Silk Hope North Carolina killed at least 15 aboard. Golden Knights confirmed possible involvement but not yet verified.
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FBI
Nixon
Donald H. Segretti
Senate Judiciary Committee
L. Patrick Gray
Gray
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Silk Hope
N.C
North Carolina
U.S. Army
Golden Knights
Chris Neeldes
Ft. Bragg
York County Delegation Votes On Equal Rights Amendment
The York County delegation in the House voted 74 to 72 to pass the Equal Rights Amendment action. Democrats Farley Shelion Fecteau Hobbins Morin McMahon Tyndale Goodwin Rolde Berry Gauthier Stillings Hodgdon attended or abstained as listed. The total was 10 no and five yes with one absent.
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Richard D. Hewes
Cape Elizabeth
Hewes
House
Lincoln
Nixon
Augusta
York County
Biddeford
Robert Farley
Carl Shelion
Armand Fecteau
Saco
Barry Hobbins
Old Orchard Beach
Leatrice Morin
James McMahon
Kennebunk
Kennebunkport
Eimont Tyndale
York
Harland Goodwin
South Berwick
Neil Rolde
Philip Berry
Buxton
Roland Gauthier
Sanford
Howard Chick
Ralph Cressy
North Berwick
Norman Pratt
Parsonsfield
Richard Stillings
Berwick
Henry Hodgdon
Inky the Lost Terrier Is Found After Long Search
A small black terrier named Inky wandered after an automobile crash hurt her owner Jeanne Lamontagne near Alfred Road Biddeford. Inky traveled miles to her sister’s home in Arundel before being found hungry and a little lame near New Road.
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Inky
Jeanne Lamontagne
Alfred Road
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Denise Bedard
Miss Lamontagne
Joanne Plessis
New Road
Arundel
Saco
King Street
Miss Bedard
Wanda Atkinson
Dick Danforth
Inside The Journal Today’s Chuckle
Satirical line notes the politics joke about winners keeping jobs while losers lose posts and posters stay up despite campaigns. The brief observation uses humor to contrast political outcomes with the stubborn persistence of campaign signs in public spaces.
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Maryyline White
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