Snow and Cote Named to T A Trustees Board
Philip P. Snow 52 of North Street and Charles R. Cote 47 of Ferry Road were named to the Thornton Academy Board of Trustees by Atty. William S. Linnell. Snow, a Portland engineer and former Army colonel, has served as a trustee of Wardwell Home and St. Francis College and led the Saco Planning Board. Cote, former mayor of Saco, heads Seal Rock-Orange Crush Bottling Co. and has led the Saco Businessmen’s Association and other local development groups.
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Philip P. Snow
Charles R. Cote
Snco
Thornton Academy Board of Trustees
Atty
William S. Linnell
Snow
North Street
Biddeford
Biddeford High School
Dean Academy
Franklin
Mass
University of Maine
Jones & Laughlin Street Co
Boston
FE. Corey Co
Portland
National Society of Professional Engineers
Consulting Engineers of
Maine
Wardwell Home
Saco
St. Francis College
Saco Planning Board
Robert
Syracuse University
Sally
Burris School
Cote
Ferry Road
Fernand
Seal Rock-Orange ‘Crush Bottling Co
Colby College
Waterville
Marjorie
Thornton
Suzanne
Ievan
World Politics and War Dominate Week In Review
A seven day Vietnam casualty record marked the week with 1 617 U S deaths. Johnson planned talks with Lodge and Westmoreland and proposed draft and tax changes. He signaled a possible 1968 run with Humphrey. Global politics saw Labour setbacks, Indira Gandhi struggles, and Maoist China using force.
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Vietnam
U.S
Johnson
Pacific
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
William C. Westmoreland
Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ia Drang Valley
Robert F. Kennedy
Hanoi
India
Congress Party
Indira Gandhi T
Morarji Desai
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
Canton
Stalin’s Daughter Arrives in Switzerland From Italy
Svetlana Stalina, Joseph Stalin’s daughter, arrived in Geneva from Rome aboard a special Alitalia flight. Swiss police escorted her from the airport and Swiss officials granted a temporary stay. reports on asylum were unconfirmed. The affair drew attention to her defection from the Soviet Union and potential diplomatic strains involving the United States and India.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Svetlana Stalina
Joseph Stalin
Rome
Miss Stalina
Moscow
New Delhi
India
Alitalia Airlines
Switzerand
Bern
Svetlana Allilueva
Soviet Union
Stalina
United States
U.S
U. S
Svetlana
Joseph
Stalin
Washington
Brijesh Singh
the Statesman
Calcutta
Saidj
Singh
Uttar Pardesh
Giant steel mill attacked again in North Vietnam
U S bombers from Thailand struck the Thai Nguyen steel plant for the second straight day, reports say all bombs hit the target. In South Vietnam a battalion clash near Saigon left four American soldiers dead and eight wounded after a friendly fire incident. U S command notes additional Viet Cong rockets and a raid on Haiphong storage area.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Thai Nguyen
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Haiphong
Chuckle on Generational Breaks at Nighttime
A light humorous line notes the boundary between generations occurring around 9 PM each evening. It references TM WRR Gen Fea Corp and keeps the playful tone of a daily gag.
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WRR Gen
Fea, Corp
Journal Plans Title Contest for Class M Final
A four page special section on Old Orchard Beach High School and Brownville Junction plays Lewiston this afternoon for the state championship. The Journal assigns a photographer reporter team to cover the game with stories highlights and photos in the Monday edition.
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Old Orchard Beach High School
Brownville Junction
Lewiston
Journal
The
Spill Is Named To New Post In Maine Hearings
Atty. Simon Spill of Biddeford was designated by Ramsey Clark to act as a special hearing officer for the Department of Justice. He will conduct conscientious objection hearings in southwestern Maine under the Selective Service laws, without remuneration.
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Atty. Simon Spill
Biddeford
Ramsey Clark
United States
Department of Justice
Maine
Lloyd P. LaFountain
District of Maine
Spill
Boston University Law School
Massachusetts
York County Bar Association
Congress Wage Scale Shows Plenty Of Hefty Pocketbooks
Washington AP report details large pay rises for House and Senate staff. Top salaries reach 28,500 for the head doorkeeper while dozens earn above 20,000 annually. Payrolls rose sharply in six years, with committee staffs expanding and pensions available for long-serving workers. Critics warn of inflated wages amid patronage and limited transparency.
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Congress
House
Senate
Capitol
Chicago
iSenate
Cleveland
Bank
Capitol Mill
House of Senate
Additio
Congressional
Maine All-State Concert Festival Housing Effort Underway
A Maine housing committee seeks host homes for area students attending the All-State Concert Festival. Nearly 300 hosts are ready with 157 more needed for about 461 musicians and singers arriving April 5 to 9. The Thornton Academy event includes a public concert April 8 and housing hosts provide meals and transport.
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Maine
Philip B. Curtis
Thomas J. Haley
Robert S. LaFond
Robert H. Warner
Theodore Gardner
Saco
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Paul Garland
Commercial Electronics
South Portland
Concern
Biddeford Street Department
Civil Defense Communications System
Associated Press
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Wilson
Labor
House of Commons
Italy
Grigory Morozov
Hindustan Times
Frederick Reinhardt
Biddeford Junior High School
Sarah-Jane Poli
Glen Doyon
Stephen Randall
Poli
Michael
Giant Steel Mill
U. S. Target
Beach Street
McIntosh
Arundel
New Post
Khinnaan
Freder Brown Harris
H. H. Morris
New Castle
Virgil Chapman
Kentucky
Morris
Liam
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