Exiled Greek Princess Speaks On Life Under Greek Dictatorship
Lady Amalia Fleming widow of Sir Alexander Fleming discusses life under Greece's military regime in her book A Piece of Truth. She recalls imprisonment in 1971 and expulsion, criticizes U S policy and US ships, and urges Athens to face truth while championing freedom and student rights.
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New York
Amalia Fleming
Alexander Fleming
Greece
Lady Fleming
London
Constantinople
Athens
Medical Faculty of
Paris
United States
America
Who will be Miss Maine Teenager of 1974
Young women vie for Miss Maine Teenager 1974 at the Sheraton Eastland Motor Hotel in Portland on June 29 and 30. Berube sisters Gail and Lorrie, both teens from Saco, attend Thornton Academy. Dorene Olson of Biddeford, a Biddeford High sophomore, enters “to have fun” not to win.
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Maine
Sheraton-Eastland Motor Hotel
Portland
Berube
Saco
Gail Berube
Lorrie
Ronald Ber
Ube
Grant St
Thornton Academy
Dorene Olson
Kenneth Newton
Newtown Road
Biddeford
Miss Olson
Biddeford High School
Candlelight Creations
Abortion Debate Signals Push for Life Rights
John Kerry, speaking in Biddeford, links abortion to euthanasia and infanticide debates. He cites a mongoloid baby denied life saving surgery and warns of a weekly pattern in hospitals. Kerry urges personal commitment and policies supporting unwed mothers and family respect from conception to death.
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Supreme Court
John Kerry
St. Mary Sodality
Biddeford
Kerry
Portland
George III Rehabilitated in Recent Histories
George III is portrayed as a hard working sovereign with notable intelligence who endured long reign illnesses including porphyria. Stanley Ayling argues the king’s rehabilitation in Britain and the United States, tracing conflict with the colonies and the evolution of his historical image.
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George the
Stanley + Ayling
Knopf
George III
Britain
United States
George
Stanley Ayling
Benjamin Franklin
Ayling
Household Hints for Flavor and Freshness
Practical kitchen tips cover using sesame butter toppings on potatoes and ice cream desserts, adding citrus zest to cookies, selecting compact lettuce heads, roasting capons, cheddar nutrition notes, using cooking liquid for gravies, storing potatoes and onions, and emptying flour canisters before refilling.
Poison Prevention Week Urges Home Safety Checks
NEW YORK through the Council on Family Health warns that accidental poisoning is the leading risk to children under five. Parents are urged to survey homes, remove toxic substances, and use safer packaging. Free guides include The Care and Safety of Children and First Aid in the Home.
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New York
Ponemes
Ronald Ronald C. Hood
Associated Press
Council On Family Health
Pediatrics
Brooklyn
N.Y
Jay M. Arena
American Academy of Pediatrics
Arena
Careland Safety of Children
East 42Nd Street
Meat sales entice with duck roast as a frugal kitchen staple
Local markets feature duck roast at bargain prices with practical uses for pot roast grilling and soup bases. Recipes from Accent show Mexican style chuck with kidney beans and a Flemish style roast with new potatoes, each guiding simple simmered meals.
Migraines Seen Largely as Women Suffering Pain
In New York AP report Dr. Seymour Diamond of the National Migraine Foundation describes migraine as affecting 75 to 80 percent women among more than 10 million sufferers. He notes most cases are drug oriented with research funded by pharmaceutical donors and plans to establish nationwide headache clinics.
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New York
National
Migraine Foundation
Seymour Diamond
Foundation
Diamond
British
Migraine Trust
Great Britain
United States
Migraine
Auctioneering Rhythm at Lamar College Seeks Practical Course
Peter Piper style tongue twisters and counting drills are taught by Scott Pittullo at Lamar Community College. A non credit class trains auctioneering rhythm with chants to improve bid pacing and accuracy. The school may base a one year occupational program on the course next year.
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Betty
Scott Pittullo
Lamar Community College
Pittullo
New Tiles Easy Care Shapes Popular in Kitchens
The article reviews ceramic tile trends for kitchens highlighting easy care surfaces and timeless patterns. Cane and bamboo motifs appear in breakfast nooks, with bamboo used on walls and pedestals, and bold patterns like herringbone plaids and houndstooth for larger areas. New quarry textures suit floors, while Moorish inspired shapes echo European design. Colors span near white to bluegrass greens with terra cotta browns and golds.
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Lone
Florence
Normandy
Variety meats add value to family menus with liver heart
The piece notes that liver raid beef heart and sweetbreads offer good food value and variety for meals, suggesting they expand options for households seeking economical protein choices.
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