Johnson commends troops in Korea during South Korea visit
President Johnson toured the 151 mile frontier with North Korea, thanked U S and Korean soldiers, awarded Silver Stars to three Korean heroes, and shared a meal with troops at Camp Stanley. He urged continued resolve amid Viet Nam protests as Mrs Johnson toured Seoul.
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Seoul
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White House
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Alaska
Biddeford Imposes 9 P.M. Curfew For Youths Under 16
Police Chief Edgar Sevigny announces city curfew starting tonight requiring under 16s to be accompanied after 9 PM. First offenses trigger parental attendance at the station. stricter action follows. Complaints cite teens in main street areas and recent vandalism with eggs and pumpkins.
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Biddeford
Edgar Sevigny
Sevigny
Iight
Viet Cong bombard Saigon fails to disrupt National Day parade
Viet Cong artillery and recoilless rifle fire hit central Saigon during National Day observances. One American Navy officer and six Vietnamese killed, with at least 30 Vietnamese and five Americans wounded. Strikes hit key sites including the cathedral, a Catholic school, John F. Kennedy Square, the central market and Grall Hospital amid a two hour assault during the parade.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Navy
U.S
Gral Hospital
Opening of Biddeford Giant Store Draws Large Crowd
A crowd of about 20 090 packed Biddeford 435 Fim St as Gov. John H Reed attended the ribbon cutting and Giant Stores officials to mark the opening. Traffic clogged Route 1 toward Kennebunk while Elm Street near Webber Hospital handled spillover and one shopper was treated after fainting.
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Biddeford
Richard Hector
Giant District
Theodor H. Kaufman
Saco
Paul E. Reay
John H. Reed
Leo R. Lemire
Alfred H. Bloom
Robert Bergeron
Fim St
Kennebunk
Webber Hospital
Bergeron
Hartley Stewart
Weils
Leo Amire
Guv. Reed
Giant Stores
Kergeron
Reed asks Dubord to act on lake water violations
Gov. Reed called Atty. Gen. Richard J. Dubord to address violations of water quality standards at Cobbesseecontee and Anabessa cook Lakes in Winthrop and Monmouth. He did not specify the violators or violations beyond noting both lakes are B-1 sanitary for swimming and drinking with minimum filtration.
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Augusta
Reed
Richard J. Dubord
Winthrop
Monmouth
Cobbesseecontee
Anabessa
Cook Lakes
Sheppard Returns To Old Home In Murder Trial
Samuel H. Sheppard revisits the lakefront home linked to his wife’s 1954 murder as a Criminal Court jury tours the scene. The 16 mile bus trip to Bay Village precedes opening arguments in his second degree murder trial now in its second week.
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Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Bay Village
Lake Erie
U. S. Supreme Court
Sheppards
John R. Hull
Biddeford Names Det Sgt George Friary as Lieutenant
Det Sgt George Friary named lieutenant by Biddeford Police Commission after eight years with the force. He will oversee investigations fingerprinting photographing and records and is married with one son Richard a Fordham University doctoral student. Friary was promoted to sergeant last January.
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Biddeford
George Friary
Friary
Maine and New Hampshire Propose Oceanography Lab Sites
Maine and New Hampshire propose four sites for a federal oceanography laboratory on the East Coast. Sites include Eliot, South Portland, and Harpswell in Maine with proximity to UNH, Bowdoin, and the Gulf of Maine. ESSA will inspect proposed locations after joint approval by governors Reed and King.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Eliot
Damaris Cotta
Federal Oceanography Laboratory
John H. Reed
Casco Bay
Portland
Harpswell
Robert M. White
U.S. Environmental Science Services Administration
Reed
John W. King
Bistate Commission On Oceanoraphy
ESSA
Washington, D.C
White
Piscataquis River
Kittery
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
University of New Hampshire
Durham
Boston
South
Naval Reserve Training Center
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Unh
Gulf of Maine
University of Maine
Bowdoin
Southern Maine Vocational
Technical Institute
Pine Tree Council Scouts Serve 4,000 in York District
The Pine Tree Council covers 10 Maine counties with 500 units and 15,000 boys. In Biddeford and Saco the council served 400 boys last year through four Cub packs seven Scout troops and two Explorer troops. York District has 74 units and supports two special Cub packs for mentally retarded boys, the first such packs outside state schools.
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Boy Scout
Pine Tree Council
Biddeford - Saco
Biddeford
Saco
Clyde C. Clyatt Jr
River Road
York District
York
Biddeford - Saco Lodge
iElks
Troop One Building Association
Knights of Columbus
Sanford
England
Sir R. S
Baden-Powell
Boy Scouts of America
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