NATO Invited To Washington For 20th Anniversary
President Johnson and President-elect Nixon invited NATO to celebrate its 20th anniversary in Washington next spring at a NATO ministers meeting. Secretary of State Rusk extended the invitation as he wraps his tenure. diplomats hope the session may become a summit with all 15 leaders. Read more on page two.
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Washington
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Council of Ministers
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France
United States
Britain
West Germany
Georgia Asks For Free Trade Zone
AP reports the Georgia Ports Authority seeks federal approval to designate a foreign crude based free trade zone to back a Savannah refinery. The plan mirrors Maine talks and hinges on an oil import license, with opponents from Gulf, Southwest and Western states voicing strong opposition to Occidental and Tenneco proposals.
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Georgia Ports Authority
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Portland
Machiasport
Eeeag Oil Co
Tenneco
Savannah
Occidental
Georgia
United States
Foreign Trade Zones Board
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New Orleans
San Francisco
Seattle
Toledo
Honolulu
Puerto Rico
Bayonne
N.J
Secretary of Interior
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Southwest
West
House
Hale Boges
Toyota Agency Is Coming To Arundel
Peter Harriman owner of King's Motor Sales Route One announces the first Toyota agency in York County. About 24 Toyotas are due by December with a full line of accessories and a Toyota training trip planned for a mechanic. Harriman, who lives in Biddeford with his wife Pat and five children, notes Toyota’s front water cooled engine and rigid steel frame safety.
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King’s Motor Sales
Route One
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Mercedes Benz
King’s
New Jersey
Volkswagen
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Thieu May Be About To Abandon Boycott
Reports say President Thieu is edging toward attending the Paris peace talks with Washington open to his conditions. Changes in Saigon's cabinet, possible Huong resignation, and other promises from Johnson are cited as possible terms. Hanoi denounces U S actions and accuses Saigon of neocolonial puppet rule, urging talks without the Viet Cong delegation.
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Paris
Washington
Thieu
Johnson
United States
Tran van Huong
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Nguyen Thanh le
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Demilitarized Zone
State Department
U.S
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Sai ‘Gon
Ladderbush Seeks Biddeford Ward Four Council Seat
Robert L Ladderbush 30 of 31 Harrison Ave Biddeford announced his bid for a Ward 4 council seat on the Democratic Bernard Neveux ticket in the Biddeford city primary. He runs Mike's Market, is a St Louis High School graduate, Knights of Columbus member, St Louis Alumni and Band Boosters member, and St Marys Parish communicant. He is married to Joyce Deinsadt with two children David 8 and Lo Both at.
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Robert L. Ladderbush
Harrison Ave
Biddeford
Bernard Neveux
Ladderbush
Mike's Market
St Louis High School
Knights of Columbus
St. Louis
Modern boy and quip about electric eraser before exam
A student asks his teacher where to plug in his electric eraser before an exam. The cartoon caption captures a playful clash between gadgetry and classroom norms, reflecting a light moment in school life.
Council to rule on brewery warehouse plan in Saco
National Distributors of Portland seeks to build a warehouse on North Street near Roebuck Avenue and the railroad. The Planning Board rejected a 150 foot setback, urging the council to decide if a greater setback can be approved. Residents opposed the project at a public hearing. The council’s next regular meeting is December 2.
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Roebuck
National Distributors
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N Street Area
Hay Buys Phillippe's Restaurant in Biddeford Maine
Donald S. Hay of Fal mouth Nova Scotia owner of House of Hay plans to tear down Phillippe's at 52 Elm St Biddeford and erect a 65 by 24 foot building with a striped roof almost all kitchen space. About 15 locals will be hired to operate the takeout restaurant offering fried chicken salads mashed potatoes and gravy. Hay, who runs five Maine stores and eight in Canada, says the chain has high sales and cites Col Sanders success and charity.
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Biddeford
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Nova Scotia
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House of Hay
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Canada
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Kentucky
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Shiela Strayer
W. Patterson
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Ogunquit
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Spring Street
Toyota Agency
Robert Ladderbush
Main St
Pinehirst
Saco Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Salvation Army
Col. Odors
Trudeau’s Club
Value House
Youland’s Jewelry Store
General Electric
Panasonic
RCA Victor
Dryers
Main Street
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