Choice Of Candidates In 1968 Hinges On War
AP News Analyst James Marlow analyzes how Vietnam War policy shapes the 1968 campaign. Johnson faces a Democratic split and waning support while Republicans confront mixed stances led by Dirksen. Gallup shows Kennedy ahead of Johnson. Romney Rockefeller and Reagan show shifting positions.
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Vietnam
Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Kennedy
Gallup
Congress
Michigan
George Romney
New York
Nelson A
Rockefeller
Romney
California
Ronald Reagan
Hubert H. Humphrey
Reagan
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Dirksen
Republic
KC Auxiliary Officers Named At Old Orchard
The Knights of Columbus Auxiliary in Old Orchard Beach met in the new hall on Union Avenue with Rev. James J. Mullen presiding. Officers announced include Shirley Croteau as president Aurore Nolette as vice president Olive Thibeau secretary Helen Cyr treasurer Geneva Petrin guard Patricia King reporter Priscilla Nolette trustee Joan Hilton Catherine Lemire executive committee. A pie social was planned and three new members were announced Germaine Glaude Beverly Southwick and Joan Erickson.
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Old Orchard Beach
James J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus
New Hall
Union Avenue
Shirley Croteau
John H. Clancy
Father Leveille
Priscilla Nolette
June Girard
Patricia King
Jackie Glaude
Beverly Southwick
Joan Erickson
Aurore Nolette
Olive Thibeau
Helen Cyr
Ye Sviminillce
Mul Uoreau
Sunshine
Phyllis DeAngelis
Joan Hilton
Beverly
Southwit
Joan Resen
Resen
Clancy
Mary Kenney
Catherine Burns
Catherine Lemire
Emmaspace
Sands
Rose Fournier
Adelene
Viet- Grenier
Carmen Desjarnam
Moorer
Jeannette Southwick
Rita Tousignant
Capital
Tricia Gervais
June Gir
Helene Fowler
Fice
Navy
Angelina Marcotte
Marie
Boisvert
Shirley Motion
Columbus
Hall
Union
Rioters, Army stage simulated riot at Riotsville base
At Fort Belvoir near Washington, 3 000 observers, including 100 FBI Academy students, watched 200 soldiers perform as rioters and police in a controlled mock slum. The Army used bayonets and tear gas to demonstrate crowd control tactics, later noting the depiction was oversimplified for training purposes.
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Associated Press
FT. Belvoir
Riotsville
U.S.A
FBI National Academy
Washington, D.C
Noiseux Named Vice Chairman for Biddeford Saco Chest Drive
E Raymond Noiseux district manager of Metropolitan Life Insurance in Biddeford has been named vice chairman of the 1967 Biddeford Saco Community Chest drive. A Lowell native and Rhode Island graduate, he lives on Guinea Road Biddeford and holds several civic memberships.
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E. Raymond Noiseux
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Biddeford
Biddeford - Saco
Noiseux
Lowell
Mass
Lowell United Fund
University of Rhode Island
American College of Underwriters
Wild Bill Davison Improves After Collapse At Home
William Davison the cornetist with Louis Armstrong's group was reported in improved condition two days after collapsing at his home. He remained in fair condition at Midway Hospital with a bleeding ulcer cited by a friend. Davison planned a November England tour before his illness.
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Associated Press Hollywood
William
Wild Bill
Davison
Louis Armstrong
Midway Hospital
England
Republican nomination sharpened by blunders and thunder
John Bailey, chairman of Capital Quote the Democratic National Committee, says Rom ney’s blundering Nixon’s wondering and Reagan’s thundering sharpen the Republican nomination. Rockefeller's appetite.
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Romney
Nixon
Reagan
John Bailey
Capital
Democratic National
Rockefeller
NBC cancels Carol Channing taping over picket fears
Actress Carol Channing seeks a federal injunction to force NBC to videotape the planned Carol Channing Show after NBC canceled the taping fearing NABET pickets. She claims the strike and a secondary boycott violated labor rules. Harry Roth reports 5700 responses and 71598 in pledges for his open letter opposing Johnson’s Vietnam policy. Kennedy family attends World Series opening day. Joseph Kennedy later leaves Hyannis Port with sons Robert and Edward Kennedy assisting him to a wheelchair.
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Los Angeles
Carol Channing
National Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Co
Miss Channing
NBC
National Association of Broadcast Employer and Technicians
NABET
National Labor Reactions Board
Harry Roth
United States
New York Times
Roth
Johnson
Boston
Joseph P. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Kennedy
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Painchaud's Band Begins Rehearsals On Sunday
Painchaud's Band will start rehearsals at 11 a.m. Sunday at the band's hall on Alfred Street in Biddeford. Officials said new music has arrived and Leader Adelard J. Gendron said next summer the band will feature the trombone section including John Hudson Ralph Caron Arthur Lambert Stephen Hudson and Donald Guillerault.
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Painchaud
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Adelard J. Gendron
John Hudson
Ralph Caron
Arthur Lambert
Stephen Hudson
Donald Guillerault
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