Regimental battle on Michelin plantation near Saigon
Viet Cong forces attacked a Vietnamese regiment on the Michelin rubber plantation 45 miles northeast of Saigon. U.S. advisers may have suffered casualties as air and ground forces fought the biggest action in weeks with heavy losses on both sides.
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War toll and global shifts shape holiday week news
The Ia Drang Valley battle ends with 240 Americans killed and 470 wounded while North Vietnamese losses exceed 2,000. Gen Westmoreland warns of a growing Viet Minh regular presence and a long, costly conflict. Congo's Mobutu proclaims himself president, canceling elections for five years. Rhodesia's independence sparks Sabotage fears and UK plans for possible RAF action. Princess Margaret reflects on a sad moment during a US visit. UN committee backs a world disarmament conference with Red China invited, US voting in favor. Muhammad Ali battles a challenger as coverage continues.
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The American Standard of Living Debate
A brief satirical note cites the American standard of living as the key factor in judging the country. It references a corporate trademark and reflects recurring concerns about national prosperity.
Augusta family nets Maine trophy deer and bear
Kenneth Nichols and his three sons from Augusta gain recognition after Pete Nichols shoots a 265 pound deer in Rome Maine while Kenneth Jr. previously took a 300 pound black bear that is now housed in the State House Museum. Pete and Kenneth Jr. qualify for The Biggest Bucks in Maine Club.
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Call On LBJ Peace Marchers In Washington Today
Thronged in Washington today, marchers urged President Johnson to reveal North Vietnamese peace feelers. SANE leaders said the administration rejected offers without informing the public, while organizers planned to deter Viet Cong flags and barroom visits during the nonviolent protest.
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St Francis College to Dedicate Hall in Honor of Decary Brothers
St Francis College to hold a hall dedication to honor Msgr Arthur Marie Decary and Rev Zenon Decary. Ceremonies begin with 6 pm mass at the college chapel led by Fr Lucien Chabot. A dedication banquet follows at 7 pm in the college cafeteria.
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Gardner Ward 5 Candidate Announces Bid in Biddeford
Lionel J. Gardner of 351 Elm Street Biddeford announced his candidacy for Ward 5 council. He supports Republican mayoral candidate John Xaphes. Gardner is a Bruce Shoe Co. plant engineer born in Caribou and a Gale's Business College graduate. He has lived in Biddeford 19 years, is married to Diana Pelchat of Saco, and they have two children Paul 17 and Clara 7.
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Saco
Paul
Clara
GOP In Saco Sees Demos Decline Open Candidates Night
Saco Republicans led by Brendan Twomey fault Democratic rivals for declining to participate in an open candidates night after the Jaycees voted to proceed. Democratic chair Samuel Gagnon cited a busy schedule and an upcoming campaign calendar as reasons, noting the Democratic headcount opens December 1 and a December 8 meeting follows. The death of Charles Mistos, who planned to run for school committee, further disrupted plans.
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Reed to Confer on Orono Special Election
Gov. Reed plans talks with Orono town officials to arrange a special election to fill the vacancy from Rep. Keith H. Anderson resignation, who served as House assistant majority floor leader.
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Determined Miner Waiting For Rise In Price Of Gold
Martin Duffy, 67, keeps the Florence Mine near Goldfield Nevada in top shape after 26 years of waiting for higher gold prices. The former Esmeralda County official and state senator notes the mine produced 9 million dollars at its peak, though no ore has been mined since 1939. His wife Ruth calls him a determined Irishman.
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