Youth voters, Nixon, and a nation on the brink
A veteran observer recalls a nationwide gathering of about 1,000 journalism students and editors where discussions drift from elections to everyday concerns. He notes a disconnect as the young voters focus on personal matters while the older crowd laments a cultural wasteland and political turmoil.
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Nixon
George McGovern
Pop
Peyton Place
Louis
George
Washington
Firemen's Wives Hold Saco Meeting
Plans for a food sale were finalized at a meeting of the Saco Firemen's Wives at the Saco Fire Station. The event will be held November 30 from 6 to 9 p.m. at Shaw's Market Saco with Mrs. Irma LeBlanc as chair. Mare Bouffard received the turkey project award. Mrs. Lucille and Mrs. Jean McInnis also were honored. The next meeting is Tuesday December 5 at the fire station.
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Saco
Irma LeBlanc
Shaw's Market
Owen-Davis Post Convenes Meeting and Welcomes New Member
Owen-Davis Post American Legion met at the post home on Beache Street in Saco for a business session. Raymond Kelleher was welcomed as a transfer. Joseph Harvey listed as a patient at Maine Medical Center Portland. charter draped for James Furbush. supper chair Thomas McGarrity named. meeting adjourned after prayers.
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Owen-Davis Post
American Legion
Beache Street
Saco
Raymond Kelleher
Edmund Rowell
Maurice Ouellette
Harry Rowell
Joseph Harvey
Maine Medical Center
Portland
James Furbush
Augusta
Thomas McGarrity
Donald Lucas
Samuel Rankin
State Department Pledges Reform Amid Shake-Up Rumors
Deputy Undersecretary William B. Macomber says the U S diplomatic corps is lean and reforms are needed to speed responses to presidential needs. He rejects charges of a swollen bureaucracy while noting only 13 percent of overseas officials work for the State Department and cites a $600 million budget with about 1 000 employees.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Nixon
William B. Macomber
Macomber
Henry A. Kissinger
William P. Rogers
Kissinger
Rogers
Partment
Federal Departments
Library of Congress
Rebekah Lodge Meeting Bucks Christmas Party Aid
Olive Rebekah Lodge in Kennebunk presided by Noble Grand Priscilla Ladd voted to donate to the Odd Fellows Home Auburn for residents Christmas party. Reports from Rebekah Assembly in Augusta were given. Phyllis Smith won the mystery prize.
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Kennebunk —Noble
Priscilla Ladd
Olive Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Home
Auburn
Phyllis Smith
Evelyn Court
Rebekah
Augusta
Helen Welch
Rebekah Lodge
Virgie Thyng
Lillian Matthews
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Sabrina Pendleton
Patricia Gagnon
Jenny Sand
Delisle’s Yard
York County
Main Street
Oe Hays
RCA Accucolor
Alpool Dryers
Tors
Sunbeam
Thomas Edison
Firemen’s Wives
J. Durfee
C. O. Bed
Insurance OF
Raymond
Audio Insurance Agency
Elm Street
Journal Ads
Percy’s Pharmacy
Main ST
Poston
Rudy Duplessis
Senesac Farm
Hanson's Ridge
Carpenter's Dairy
Springvale
Maine
Ocean Pines
P. D. Box
Ocean Park
House
Narcotics Bureau
Smithsonian Institution
Freeport
Ae St
Downtown
Ralph E. Curtis
Harry E. Knight
Wiggins Pond
Kennebunk Library
Webhannet Garden Club
Kennebunk
The
Reader's Digest
Carefree Living, Inc
Forest Avenue
Portland, Maine
City Building
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Adams Street
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