Johnson Lists Vietnam Stance In Tennessee Address
President Johnson defended continued bombing of North Vietnam in the Tennessee speech to the legislature. He tied his position to a vow not to ease pressure until the other side changes, and noted a high level Guam meeting with advisers, Lodge and Bunker, to discuss intensifying the war and Vietnam's political shift toward a constitutional government.
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Johnson
Vietnam
Tennessee
North Vietnam
Guam
U.S
Hanoi
The
United States
Dominican Republic
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Vietnam
Lodge
Ellsworth Bunker
Bunker
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Registration of Pupils Set At Cousens School
Registration for first grade entry next September will be held Tuesday March 28 from 9 to 11 a.m. at Cousens Memorial School Lyman. Children must be six by Oct 15 1967 and bring birth certificates with inoculation dates for health records.
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Lyman
Cousens Memorial
Speeding News Flow to be Studied by Joint ANPA AT&T Panel
A joint ANPA and AT&T committee will study faster news delivery through communications technology. Allen Neuhart and Richard Hough announced the Bell Press System Technical Committee with G Prescott Low as chairman. The study targets improving daily newspaper operations and marketing while applying modern tech to speed communications. Four states have named Brazil and Pol and.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Bell Press System
Allen Neuhart
ANPA
Richard Hough
At&t
Long Lines
G. Prescott Low
Quincey
Mass
Patriot Ledger
St Patrick's Family Night Supper Planned
St Marys associates plan the St Patrick day family night supper to be held Saturday from 5 to 7 pm open to the public. Co chairs are Mr and Mrs Ribau do and Mr and Mrs Cantara with a large committee of local families and volunteers helping serve and oversee the event.
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St. Patrick’s
St. Mary’s Associates
Joseph Ribaudo
Philip Cantara
Dennis Addorio
Ralph Pitts
Donald King
David Twomey
Richard St. Ours
Roger Robert
Philip Hatch
Raymond Lamothe
Arthur Rizas
Bernice Walker
Joyce LeClair
Joyce Addorio
Catherine Cantara
Denise Cote
Gail Addorio
Margaret Miniutti
Eileen Kearney
Inspection Team Finds Only Penguins in Antarctica
Washington reports five U.S. inspectors visited Soviet and other nations' Antarctic stations from January to early this month under the 1959 Antarctic Treaty. The preliminary findings say no sinister activity was seen aside from penguins. The treaty allows inspections to ensure peaceful purposes. A previous 1964 U.S. inspection also found no prohibited activity.
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Washington
Soviet Union
State Department
U.S
Gadbois Receives Service Medals After 21 Years
World War II veteran Albert Gadbois of Biddeford announced to the Journal that after more than two decades he finally received his service medals. Alfred Read, who helped bring attention to the case, noted Gadbois had never been issued the medals he was entitled to.
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Alfred Read
Biddeford
Journal
Today
Gadbois
Legion members honored at post gathering in March notes
Celia Zaitlin reports a Legion meeting with Roy Sheltra as guest speaker and August Lapointe welcomed as a long time member. Gold Star Mother Marie Rose Henaire, Past Presidents Evelyn Morin and Blanche Binette, and Marie Jeanne Pelletier were introduced. Several Past Commanders attended, with remarks of birthday greetings from Bernadette Poire. The next post meeting is set for March 23 to honor World War I veterans.
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Celia Zaitlin
Roylal Sheltra
August Lapointe
American Legion
Marie Rose Henaire
Evelyn Morin
Blanche Binette
Marie Jeanne Pelletier
Adrien Poissant
Henry Rachel Martel
Auxiliary
Rocray
Leo Tremblay
Roland St. Michel
Alfred Prejean
Royal Sheltra
Bernadette Poire
Therese Bastarache
Robert Poire
Theodore Goulet
Gifts Presented To Biddeford Legion Post
At the 49th birthday celebration of The American Legion in Biddeford, Commander Robert Poire received a cake and two 40 cup coffee urns with a post sponsorship check from the Auxiliary. Mrs Laurette L Heureux presented the cake while Mrs Alice Goulet delivered the gifts. The event, held at Tighe Beaudoin Farley Post on Elm Street, also honored Gadbois who served from January 1941 to October.
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American Legion
Auxiliary
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley
Elm Street
Biddeford
Alice Goulet
Robert Poire
Tighe - Beaudoin - Farley Post
Laurette L’heureux
Poire
Marie Jeanne Pelletier
Therese Bastarache
Anna Foley
Olivine Tanguay
Pauline Kennedy
Arteline Daly
Fernande Edwin
Blanche Keithley
Annette Collard
Blanche Binette
Hotel Resident Dies Of Burns
Bangor police report a 66-year-old Royal Hotel resident, Roland A. Libby, died Wednesday from burns after his bedclothes caught fire while he reportedly smoked in bed.
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Bangor
the Royal Hotel
Roland A. Libby
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