Recollection Day at Villa Muir scheduled for Catholic women
Villas Muir Bay View hosts a recollection day for York County Catholic women on Sunday March 31. Rev. Clement Thibodeau of Notre Dame Institute Alfred leads services with 2 pm registration, 2 30 conference, 3 30 conference, 4 30 confessions, and 5 pm mass. Hot beverages, box lunches, and a social follow the mass. Mrs. George DesRoberts chairs the program and unit president contacts handle reservations.
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York County
Villa Muir
Bay View
Clement Thibodeau
Notre Dame Institute
Alfred
George DesRoberts
Delvalle government dispute fuels Panama unrest
Situation unfolds at the National Union headquarters where police used tear gas to arrest Hildegrando Nicosia, the union secretary general, and about 300 opponents of Robles. Washington says no decision on recognizing the Delvalle government yet and will work with the Panamanian choice.
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National Union
Hildegrando Nicosia
Robles
Washington
Delvalle
State Department
Rabies Clinic at Saco Armory Sponsored by Humane Society
Dog and cat owners told of a rabies vaccination clinic Sunday at the Saco Armory from 2 p.m. to 4 30 p.m. The Pine Tree Humane Society sponsors with two veterinarians on hand. A $1 50 donation is requested as Biddeford officials prepare to enforce dog license tags and vaccination requirements.
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Saco Armory
Pine Tree Humane Society
Biddeford
Pauline Berry
Westmoreland Birthday In Vietnam Chief of Staff Post
Gen William C Westmoreland marks his 54th birthday in Saigon as he prepares for a July transition to U S Army chief of staff His successor in Vietnam has not been named.
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Associated Press Saigon
William C. Westmoreland
U.S. Army
Vietnam
Paris appoints new archbishop replacing deaceased Veuillot
Msgr. Marty is named Paris archbishop succeeding Cardinal Veuillot who died last month. The 63 year old cleric was born to a farmer family and ordained a priest in 1930.
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Msgr
Marty
Pierre Cardinal Veuillot
Paris
Nader accuses mine bureau of aiding coal operators
In a letter to Interior official Stewart L. Udall Nader calls the U S Bureau of Mines captive to coal mine operators and asks Congress for a probe into miner lung disease from coal dust. He says the bureau has not pressed dust control standards and cites meetings with operators and union leaders before recommendations.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Nader
Bureau
Congress
U.S Mint Limits 1968 Proof Sets to 200000 More Orders
The U S Mint will accept about 200000 additional orders for 1968 proof coin sets with a production cap of 3 million. About 28 million orders have been received to date. The announcement came from Eva Adams, the director, as the agency manages demand and supply.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Test
AEC
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Federal Youth Center
Ashland
U.S
Marion
Ill
Johnson
Edward Clark
Australia
Inter-American Bank
Hemisfair
San Antonio
Tex
Johnson cites Great Society programs at AFL-CIO event
President Johnson tells an AFL-CIO building trades convention that the nation has not had it so good, asserting the strength of Great Society programs as proof.
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Johnson
Afl-Cio
African Jerry Praises Hosts In Friendly Stay
African Jerry sums up his stay by praising the country and warmly complimenting his hosts. He stresses that The Hirsts are very dear friends and have treated him with respect and love.
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Jerry
Union leaders clash over wage curbs as Jenkins warns of economic danger
AP dispatch from London reports union leaders challenging the Labor government budget measures. Chancellor Jenkins warns that faster growth could erase a 1.2 billion trade surplus and cause mass unemployment while unions push for higher wages amid rising living costs.
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Associated Press’ London
Roy Jenkins
Jenkins
Trades Union Congress
Harold Wilson
Congress Battles Over Presidential Messages and Vietnam Policy
President Johnson has sent 23 messages to Congress between January 17 and March 3, urging new programs and spending while lawmakers debate budgetary limits. Critics argue the messages promise expansion but fail to fund them, fueling disillusionment even among Johnson's party.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Vietnam
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Curtis
Biddeford Children Sent for School Physicals
Dr. Leopold Viger completed physical examinations in Biddeford public schools for third, seventh and tenth grades. A total of 288 pupils were examined with assistance from the Biddeford Public Health Nursing Association nurses, as part of the community health program.
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Leopold Viger
Biddeford
Viger
Biddeford Public Health Nursing Association, Inc
Cuban meteotron eyed to trigger rain for sugar canes
Cuban scientists via the Department of Physics of the Clouds aim to produce rain in eastern Cuba's sugar cane regions using a device called the meteotron. Captain Rafael San Roman, director, says rain is forecast for April after experiments finish and clouds will be sprayed and lined into rain forming formations. The device details are not described.
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Miami
Fla
Havana Radio
Department of Physics
Rafael San Roman
Cuba
Pie throwing funds school assembly targets public programs
The article notes how pie throwing at a school assembly raised money directed at domestic programs as Congress faced Vietnam and a budget deficit. It mentions films sent to Halsey at the Craig Rehabilitation Center in Denver and that seven of thirteen colonies required property ownership for voting with some New England states tying church membership to eligibility.
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Vietnam
Halsey
Craig Rehabilitation Center
Denver
Colonies
New England
Central High students raise 532 for paralytic wrestler
Grand Junction Central High School students collected 532 dollars to aid Ron Hall who was paralyzed last November in a scholastic wrestling accident.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Grand Junction Central High School
Ron Hall
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