US Strikes Russian Linked Base Near Haiphong
US Navy aircraft hit and set ablaze a large military compound near Haiphong housing Russian missiles and helicopters. The base, previously on the Pentagon restricted target list, saw predawn strikes and reported flames and secondary explosions.
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Nixon Reagan ticket favored in AP poll
An Associated Press nationwide poll of GOP leaders shows Nixon leads for the 1968 nomination with 46 percent, while Rockefeller Reagan is the strongest potential ticket at 40 percent. Nixon Reagan second at 25 percent.
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Biddeford voters weigh mayor salary raise to 3500
In Biddeford on October 17 a three question referendum asks if the mayor's salary should move from 1500 to 3500. Voters express mixed views balancing cost against duties, with some urging efficiency and a possible city manager option.
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Chuckle Caption About A Smile Sets Things Straight
A lighthearted note frames a smile as a simple remedy that clears confusion and brightens days, reflecting a humanizing moment in a features section.
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Johnson Declares Outer Space Treaty In Effect
President Johnson urged the Soviet Union to abandon competitive spacemanship and join a global cooperative effort in space after formally proclaiming the international treaty banning nuclear weapons and bases from space. The pact, ratified by the United States and 12 others, bans sovereignty claims in space and calls for shared exploration reporting for mankind.
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Signatures Enter Space Treaty Amid Sputnik Anniversary
Officials from other nations attach their signatures to documents ratifying the space treaty. Dobrynin, Johnson, and Rusk noted this month marks ten years since the launch of the first Soviet Sputnik, highlighting a milestone in space history.
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Brutality Charges Under Investigation
Augusta AP state officials deny brutality claims while continuing an investigation into alleged excessive force and unlawful search tied to a fracas involving Passamaquoddy Indians. Gov Curtis says some related cases proceed. investigation had partial completion and some defendants were tried or had charges dropped. He commends Maine state police.
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St Louis Band Seeks Cherry Blossom Festival Bid
The St Louis High School Band with 79 musicians competes with Sanford High School for a Washington festival slot in early April. The state will fund most travel for the winner, with the decision by Governor Curtis and the Executive Council expected by month end.
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FDA says artificial sweeteners pose no health hazard
The Food and Drug Administration states there is no scientific evidence that widely used artificial sweeteners threaten health. The agency notes ongoing studies and the authority to restrict use if future evidence supports it, amid rising consumption of cyclamates and other substitutes in foods and beverages.
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Red Feather Parade Still On Despite Weather Plan
The Red Feather Parade remains set for tonight at 7 with kickoff for the Community Chest event. Chest officials announce a 5 o clock fire whistle to signal cancellation if heavy rain interrupts the parade.
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Rescue Ships Speedway to Sinking Freighter Off Alaska
Four ships rushed to the scene about 870 miles southwest of Kodiak after 42 crewmen jumped overboard from the freighter Pan Oceanic Faith as it sank in 20-foot seas. Survivors reported by Igaharu Maru included two men alive. others feared lost to the cold North Pacific. Coast Guard and Navy planes plucked crew from liferafts while cutters Dexter and Storis plus a Hawaii-based rescue plane supported efforts.
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