Meat Boycott Stalls Live Cattle and Hog Sales Nationwide
The National Farmers Organization calls a meat boycott starting today with hogs cattle and lambs withheld from markets amid a record hog price drop and cattle price slide. Actions include farmers meetings in 15 cities and a nationwide boycott plan.
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Kennedy School Overcrowding Prompts Possible Relocation
Biddeford School Board heard that Kennedy School lower grades may be moved next year to gain space. Superintendent Andrew Frechette explored options at city parochial schools, the new high school, and St Francis College, which showed interest though no decision was made.
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Last 67 POWs Freed By Hanoi
North Vietnam released its last 67 American prisoners of war as two C141 transports landed at Clark Air Base on the way home. The 67 joined 82 others already at Clark, while a Viet Cong prisoner is also slated for release this weekend. Air Force Lt. Col. James W. ONeill led the first flight, expressing pride and gratitude to the United States.
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Nixon to Deliver National Address on Vietnam and Economy
President Nixon will speak tonight at 9 p.m. EST in a radio and television address on America's role in the postwar world and the economy. The White House said he requested air time but did not specify topics. The address coincides with the official end of U S involvement in Vietnam and the return of the last prisoners of war.
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Inside The Journal Classifieds Ed a Legislative Notices Obituaries
Classifieds section item highlights notices and obituaries from The Journal. Legislative notices outline public affairs and legal deadlines while obituary notices summarize individuals’ passing and biographical detail.
Watergate Credibility Gap Hurts Nixon in Court and Congress
The revised Watergate narrative fuels suspicion of a White House coverup as allegations of campaign spying and wiretapping surface in court and Senate probes. President Nixon asserts executive privilege to shield aides like John Dean and Dwight Chapin from formal testimony, while Byrd questions transparency amid sliding public trust and McGovern’s waning edge.
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U S Will Continue Air War In Cambodia Says Richardson
Secretary of Defense Elliot L. Richardson says Nixon acts within his powers as commander in chief and U S warplanes will hit Communist targets in Cambodia until a ceasefire is declared. He testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee amid debate over constitutional authority to bomb Cambodia.
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Federal Funds At Stake Desegregation Plans Ordered
HEW mandates 25 school districts to file new desegregation plans by April 10 or lose federal funds. Letters sent after court order demand elimination of dual school system vestiges by fall 1973. Districts span Delaware to Virginia with reports on college desegregation due by April 23.
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