Central Maine airport plan to reemerge in legislature
Augusta and Waterville area airport debates resurface as the Appropriations Committee schedules a Tuesday hearing on central Maine airport proposals. Gov. Curtis backs the plan amid renewed tax and constitutional reform discussions and Lewiston charter controversy frames the week’s agenda.
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Augusta
Waterville
Maine
Appropriations Committee
Sidney
Curtis
John B. Cottrell
D-Portland
Cottrell
Senate panel calls for lifting bombing curbs in Vietnam
A Senate subcommittee urged officials to lift bombing restrictions in Vietnam citing costly air operations and limited gains. Sen. Edward Brooke backed continued bombing after Johnson praised his views. Senators Kennedy Clark urged a halt to test Soviet peace talks while Scott warned of danger.
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Senate
Johnson
Senate Defense Subcommittee
John Stennis
D-Miss
South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Defense Subcommittee
Stennis
Defense Department
Pentagon
Subcommittee
North Viettnam
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Brooke
Police Relieved Youths Head For Campuses
Police report a weekend of beach revelry by college crowds along the East and Gulf coasts with 500 arrests for drunkenness disorderly conduct and related offenses. Fort Lauderdale saw 30 000 students depart while Daytona Beach banned beach beer and Biloxi saw 10 000 students curtailed by rain. Police Chief Louis Rosetti described the scene as disruptive with windshields broken and bonfires built from chairs and piers. Continued on Page Two.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Biloxi
Louis Rosetti
Rosetti
I Agree Spark of Genius Ignition Trouble
A comic caption from TM WRR Gen Fact Corp jokes that a person may show genius but also has ignition trouble, delivering a playful punch about paradoxical talent.
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WRR
Fea. Corp
Town by town recount of 791 disputed ballots
Disputed ballots in the John B. Roberts vs Roger Flaherty probate judge contest are being checked town by town in Alfred A and Sanford. The 791 disputed ballots will be sent to Justice Armand Dufresne on Thursday for final determination. Present were Assistant Secretary of State Stanley Hanson, attorneys Charles W. Smith and Ralph Lancaster for Roberts, and William P. Donahue for Flaherty. Roberts, a Republican, is the incumbent.
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John B. Roberts
Roger Flaherty
Sanford
Armand Dufresne
Stanley Hanson
Roberts
Flaherty
Attys
Charles W. Smith
Saco
Ralph Lancaster
Portland
Atty
William P. Donahue
Biddeford
Balloting seen for officials amid crime report debate
Washington balloting Tuesday for elect ment officials judges and professors. conference on National Crime Commission recommendations. Senators stall on backing Latin American aid resolution for Johnson and Punta del Este talks. Vietnam war policy also under Senate subcommittee review urging lifting bombing restrictions.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Crime Commission
Johnson
Punta del Este
Vietnam
Senate
Eastern Star chapter installs officers in Old Orchard Beach
Miniwanca Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a special open meeting Saturday evening in Robinson Memorial Masonic Hall Old Orchard Beach to install officers. Participants included Harold W. Smith Jean R. Mooers Pauline Peacock David Mooers Jennie Rallis Asa M. Douglass with Mrs. Douglass as installing officers and patrons.
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Miniwanca
Orders of the Eastern Star
Robinson Memorial Masonic Hall
Old Orchard Beach
Harold W. Smith
Jean
R. Mooers
Pauline Peacock
David Mooers
Jennie Rallis
Asa M. Douglass
Humphrey Declares No Apologies Needed For Vietnam
In Geneva Vice President Hubert Humphrey told American mission staff that the United States has nothing to apologize for in Vietnam and compared the conflict to past U.S. standpoints in Berlin and Korea. He framed the Vietnam effort as a threefold aim under the U.N. Charter and pressed for a treaty to curb nuclear spread as part of his Western Europe tour.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Viet Nam
U.S
Berlin
Korea
Humphrey
Vietnam
Asia
United States
U.N
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Europe
John F. Kennedy
Soviet Union
Hills Beach Cottage Breaks Investigated
Biddeford police probe a rash of Hills Beach break ins. Three juveniles were found at a cottage. four summer residents reported ransacked cottages with vandalism. A rifle and whiskey were missing from one cottage. no charges filed yet.
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Hills Beach
Edgar Sevigny
Joseph Beal
Carl Wilson
Wilson
Ber
Adelbert Morin
Fernand Barra
Quincy
Mass
Walter Haeuber
Framingham
Richard Harrington
Syt. Ae
Lucien Poirer
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