Red Death Hits Newfoundland Herring Stocks
In Pla centia Bay Newfoundland fishermen fear a mysterious red death has slashed herring stocks and spread to cod and lobsters. The ERCO phosphorous plant near Decem ed was shut down with government approval pending pollution controls. Ottawa weighs possible fishing closures as Americans remain cautious buyers. Scientific efforts seek the cause while theories link the plant or wartime Navy dumping to the mortality.
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Long Harbor
Nfld
Newfoundland
Placentia Bay
Melectric Reduction of Canada Ltd
Federal “Cheries Department
Pat Antle
Newfoundland Federation of Fishermen
Ottawa
Placentia
St. Mary's Bays
Antle
ERCO
U.S. Navy
Navy
Argentia
Aidan Maloney
Mexico and the United States The shaping influence debate
A review of U S Mexico relations as the 20th century begins notes that while economic and cultural ties bind, Mexican discontent grows from income disparity and perceived U S influence. Analysts debate whether foreign influence drives Mexico's evolution or reflects its own cultural development. A looming election and a population surge add urgency to the discussion.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
United States
Dolfo Lopez Mateos
Latin America
Popoffs
Lieve
Gringolandia
Washington
Havana
Guadallupe
National Lottery
Acapulco unrest grows as youth demand reforms
In Acapulco poverty shapes hillside shadows and expensive villas overlook the bay as restive social groups press for change. Mexico’s youth, 65 percent under 24, seek self-directed reform beyond U.S. influence, while business seeks favorable treatment. last fall’s student protests signal a shift from passive to active demand.
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Acapulco
Mexico
United States
Washington
Hibernians Plan Field Day After Biddeford Meeting
In St Johns Hall Biddeford Division One Ancient Order of Hibernians set plans for a September field day. President Edward Lane led the session with Past President Night and a corned beef supper beforehand. The group noted a St Louis Regional High School Band donation aiding their New York St Patrick’s parade participation.
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Ancient
Order of Hibernians
St. John's Hall
Main Street
Elm Street
Biddeford
Edward Lane
Thomas Breen
Charles Gallagher
Cornelius Hector
Lane
John Cleary
Leo Kenney
James Murphy
James O'Meara
Walter Nelson
Joseph Kerry
C. Hoctor
James Hoctor
Abbott-Verville AMVETS Card Party Winners
Prize winners Sunday evening at the Abbott-Verville AMVETS Auxiliary card party at the Post home Walnut Street. Ladies high Mrs. Ann Gustafson, low Mrs. Edna Henaire. men's high Robert Pettengill, low Ralph Deiringer. Queens Robert Pettengill. special prizes Mrs. Gustafson and Ralph Deiringer. Next party set for Sunday at 8 p.m. at the Post home.
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Abbott-Verville Amvets
Post Home
Walnut Street
Ladies
Ann Gustafson
Edna Henaire
Men's High
Robert Pettengill
Low
Ralph Deiringer
Queen's
Gustafson
Local groups report meetings and events in Kennebunk area
Madon na Chapter OES holds a stated meeting at the Ma sonic Temple in West Kennebunk with Lafayetter of DeMolay honor postponed. Olive Rebekah Lodge meets at 7 45 PM at ICCF Hall and refreshments follow. Mothers Club hosts all day gathering at New Civic Center with Marion Going and Addie Noble leading the dinner. Kennebunk High School hosted a baked bean supper Saturday night with Yankee land rus SPEBSQSA and performances by Yankeeland Chorus and others under Tony Cropper. Edward Mayo of Kennebunkport donated a painting awarded to Bradford Cushman. J W Garry returns home from winter in Hollywood Florida.
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Madonna Chapter
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
West Kennebunk
Richard Hubbard
Linwood Nedeau
E. D. McKeon
Colonial Drive
Chelmsford
Mass
Gerald F. Clark
Clarks
Bermuda
Gerald Crocker
Sea Road
Glendale
Elizabeth Sweeney
R.N
Lower Summer Street
Webbers Hospital
Biddeford
Olive Rebekah Lodge
Yankeeland Rus Spebsqsa
Yankeeland Chorus
Sea Farers
Tony Cropper
Edward Mayo
Kennebunkport
Bradford Cushman
J. W. Garry
Hollywood
Fla
AMVET Auxiliary Banquet Set for Wednesday at Wonder Bar
The AMVET Auxiliary banquet will be held Wednesday at Wonder Bar Steak House in Biddeford. Members will depart from the Post home on Walnut Street at 6 p.m.
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AMVET
Wonder Bar
Biddeford
Post
Walnut Street
Biddeford Teacher Patricia Pettingill Named Phi Beta Kappa
Patricia A. Pettingill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Denoncour, formerly of 190 May Street Biddeford, has been named to Phi Beta Kappa at the University of Maine Orono. A French teacher at Lewiston High School, she is a Biddeford and Maine graduate.
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Patricia A. Pettingill
Paul Denoncour
May St
Biddeford
University of Maine
Orono
Lewiston High School
Pettingill
Biddeford High School
Phi Kappa Phi Classified Ad Guidance at University
A Journal classified column outlines how to place ads and use society resources at the university. It emphasizes clear contact steps and eligibility within Phi Kappa Phi networks.
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Phi Kappa Phi
Power Co Opens Old Orchard Beach Seasonal Office
Central Maine Power Company announces the opening of its Old Orchard Beach seasonal office at 137 Saco Avenue Old Orchard Beach on Monday May 5 1969.
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Central Maine Power Company
Old Orchard Beach
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard
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Steve White
Cecile Boutet
Linwood Boutet
Evelyn Randall
Ball
Ralph Randall
Lucille Poisson
Francois Poisson
Rita King
Donald King
Rev. Dodge
Saco Valley Squares
Off
Red Death
Robert Berrelle Z
Associated Press
U.S
America
Deering
Hibernians
Clement P. Wight
Dial
Kennebunk
Edmund Cashen
Dia
Mrs. Pettingill
Beach
Shaw’s Men
Valencia
Pillsbury Biscuits
Vanilla
Calif
del Monte Blue Lake
Nabisco
Food Club
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