Public hearing on new school district formation sparsely attended
In Old Orchard Beach a Jameson School meeting drew about 35 attendees mainly teachers to discuss forming a school district to fund a proposed middle school for grades six to eight. The project, estimated at 717600, faces a Monday referendum as the town seeks borrowing help beyond its limits.
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Jameson School
New Hampshire
Maine lobster dealer Harold Look Sr. dies at 79
Harold W. Look Sr. a prominent Rockland lobster dealer and owner of H W Look Lobster Co died at a hospital Friday. He had been a dealer since 1920 and was 79 years old.
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Rockland
Maine
Harold W. Look Sr
H.W. Look Lobster Co
Crackdown on Speeders Vowed by Biddeford Officials
Biddeford Police Chief Edgar Sevigny pledged strict enforcement of speed limits at a police commissioners meeting. Commissioner Richard Binette noted speeding complaints and two cars racing on May Street. The panel backed the chief, citing school closings and nearby playgrounds, with more signs planned. Ned Mercier was hired as a special guard for the Giant Store.
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Edgar Sevigny
Richard Binetter
May Street
Binette
Sevigny
Clifford Park
Ned Mercier
Elm St
Upper Elm Street
Biddeford Gambling Op May Not Be Real, Police Say
Biddeford Police Chief Edgar Sevigny denies knowledge of any gambling operation in Biddeford. FBI reports in Providence quote two men discussing obtaining the state to operate and paying off state police. State Police Colonel Parker Hennessey calls the FBI report a distortion and plans to contact agents.
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Edgar Sevigny
U.S. District Court
Providence
R.I
FBI
Henry Tamelo
George Kattar
Kattar
Maine
Katter
Parker Hennessey
Col. Hennessey
Hennessey
Israel Prepares for War as Syria Demands Action
Beir ut reports Israel readiness against massing Syrian and Egyptian forces amid a rising crisis. Syrian Defense Minister Assad warns of liberation warfare while U Thant urges calm. UN peacekeepers withdraw as regional tensions surge and Arab capitals echo calls for holy war.
News At A Glance Highlights Vietnam and World Tensions
Over 10 000 Marines and Vietnamese troops set a battle line in the demilitarized zone amid rising American casualties and a controversial invasion claim. The Middle East faces holy war talk as Egyptian forces replace UN troops, while Israel could meet large Arab forces if war erupts. In Washington the Dodd censure delay may pressure exoneration efforts. Hungary’s top diplomat defects amid Vietnam peace doubts. Antarctica scientists note a fire hazard for moon missions. UAW and Ford head toward summer contract talks as Presbyterians report wealth but loss in membership. A widow funds a Rome center to challenge hostile texts in memory of her husband.
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Vietnam Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Hungary
Vietnam
Antarctica
National United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Leonard M. Sperry
Rome
Veteran rescues boy from river in Westbrook incident
In Westbrook, Carl Hunter a 29 year old Vietnam veteran saved 9 year old Eugene Pescararo after he fell into the Jehilly Presumpscot River while playing. Hunter described the moment as feeling good to save a life after killing in war. The rescue occurred Friday according to AP.
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Westbrook
Carl Hunter
Hunter
Eugene Pescararo
Water Woes Spark Polluted Trend Debate
A satirical brief questions the water shortage crisis and whether humanity will outpace pollution before securing essential supplies. The piece riffs on resource scarcity, public policy, and media framing with a tongue in cheek tone.
Allied Troops Pressed in DMZ as U S Planes Lose More
About 10 000 U S and South Vietnamese troops in the DMZ faced heavy Communist pressure along the Ben Hai line. U S Marines endured mortar fire while South Vietnamese forces engaged in jungle fighting. U S aircraft losses neared a record, with four MIGs shot down and seven planes lost in North Vietnam raids.
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U.S
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Ben Hai River
South Vietnam
North
United States
Ben Hai
South China Sea
Quang Tri City
St. Paul
Boston
Edson
Fechleler
Allen M. Summer
Joseph Strauss
Navy
Ben Hai Bridge
Dmz
South
Twiggy Faces Mixed Reactions at Miss USA Pageant
In Miami Beach a field of 51 contestants debated Twiggy’s place in Miss USA with critics noting her boyish figure and lack of womanly curves. Some contestants praised her eyes and nose while others dismissed her as too skinny and unnatural for finals.
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Fla
Twiggy
Judianne Magnusson
Phoenix
Arizona
Jean Galata
New Jersey
Kathleen Solt
Nancy Giuliano
Woonsocket
Massachusetts
Pamela Procter
Marblehead
Ohio
Phyllis Smith
Caldwell
New York
Wendy Cox
University of Miami
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