St Jean Baptiste Councils Install Officers Across Seven Councils
District meeting at Council Chagnon Biddeford installed officers from St Irene Somersworth Notre Dame Saco Prefontaine and DeRepentigny Sanford Montmorency Westbrook St Chagnon and St Therese Biddeford. National officers led by J Henri Goguen noted Paris trip and plans to raise funds to reach half a million dollars for the St Jean Baptiste Educational Foundation.
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Union of St. Jean Baptiste
Southern
Maine
Gerard Parent
Council Chagnon
Biddeford
Parent
Maria Parell
DeRepentigny
Sanford
J. Henry Goguen
Woonsocket
R. I
Lucienne
Metayer
St. Theresa
National Society
Standing
Gedeon Bergeron
Notre Dame
Saco
Hector Blouin
Prefontaine
Gerard Beaudet
St Irene
Somersworth
N. H
Rudolph Lemieux
Montmorency-Decelles
Westbrook
Art Nadeau
Union St. Jean Baptist
St. John’s Hall
Adams Street
St. Irene
N.H
Montmorency Decelles
Chagnon
St. Therese
Union St Joseph Council
Lewiston
J. Henri Goguen
Leominster
Mass
Marcel Dumais
Lucienne Metayer
Norman Laverriere
Lionel Frappier
Bellingham
Adelard Janelle
Lucienne C. Metaver
Coouncil
Ste Therese
Donald Nicknair
O.F.M
Robert H. Gagnon
Miss Metayer
St.-Jean-Baptiste Educational Foundation
St. Francis College
Goguen
Paris
l'Union St. Jean Baptiste
Haut Comite de la Langue
Gare Chagnon
Montparnasse
Pierre Ramondot
Pierre Auger
Michel Fourniere
Fernand Hussein
France
Philippe LeBlond
Barre
Edgar Martel
Richard Santerre
Lowell
Jean Guy Laplante
Worcester
Society
Andre Bettencourt
Quai d'Or
New Hampshire Clams Remain High in Toxic Tide
Concord New Hampshire officials report clams on state beaches remain highly toxic with levels about twice the safe limit. The red tide caused by tiny organisms colored the water and produced poisons. Officials warn it will take time to reach safe levels and that first experience with the toxin complicates prediction.
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Concord
N.H
Division of Public Health
New Hampshire
New England
Brookings Study Warns of Budget Deficits in 1973 and 1974
The Brookings Institution projects a 1973 full employment deficit of 13.2 billion and at least 7.2 billion for 1974, with spending rising about 21 billion in 1974. Without tax increases or spending cuts, inflationary deficits could reach about 33 billion. White House plans impounding funds rather than raising taxes.
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Washington
Nixon
Brookings Institution
Nancy H. Teeters
White House
Today In History November 22 1972 Associated Press summary
On this date in history 1963 President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas Texas. Notable events include birth of French explorer de la Salle in 1643 and de Gaulle in 1890, the SOS distress signal adopted in 1906, Rostov captured in 1941, Cairo wartime talks in 1943, and later UN Security Council peacemaking for Israel and Arab states in 1963. Birthdays include Hoagy Carmichael and Doris Duke. Thought for today credits Shakespeare.
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John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
Robert de la Salle
India
Lord Clive
Charles de Gaulle
Berlin
Rostov
Cairo
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Chiang Kai-shek
U.N. Security Council
Israel
U.S. Supreme Court
Hoagy Carmichael
Doris Duke
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