A-bomb re-enactment protests in Harlingen Tex
The Confederate Air Force faced Japanese protest over a weekend A-bomb re-enactment at Airshow 76. General Paul Tibbetts piloted Fifi as 40,000 spectators saw a mushroom cloud forged by a ground explosion. CAF officials insisted the display aimed to show history, not glorify war.
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Harlingen, Tex
Hiroshima
Confederate Air Force
Ichiro Moritaki
Japanese Congress
Moritaki
Nagasaki
CAF
Paul W. Tibbetts
Air Force
Enola Gay
Tibbetts
Fifi
Glenn Bercot
Lloyd Nolen
Glen
Dean reveals Nixon indictment talk dated to 1973
John W. Dean III said he was told by Seymour Glanzer in early 1973 that prosecutors were considering indicting President Richard Nixon. The memorandum reportedly concluded Nixon could not be indicted while in office, favoring impeachment and Senate trial.
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Washington
John W. Dean III
Richard M. Nixon
New York
NBC
Today Show
Dean
Seymour Glanzer
U.S
Nixon
Glanzer
Associated Press
Senate
Watergate Special Prosecutor
House
White House
Club president re elected at Saco group meeting
Walter Peterson was reelected president of S.A.C.O. at a Trinity Church parish hall gathering in Saco. Officers include Emily Keithley as vice president Tina Bell as secretary Helen Jamison as treasurer Catherine Peterson as assistant treasurer and Lester Black as auditor. Directors named Paul Andrews Claude Ayer Elvira Lord.
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Walter Peterson
S.A.C.O
Saco Adult Citizens Organization
Trinity Episcopal Church
Cleveland Street
Saco
Emily Keithley
Tina Bell
Helen Jamison
Catherine Peterson
Lester Black
Paul Andrews
Claude Ayer
Elvira Lord
Peterson
Ralph Macomber
Leola Berry
Doris Downing
Hester Hooper
Florida
Nova Scotia
Seabee
Elmer Andrews
Democrats face tighter grip in Me House as elections near
Maine voters face a pivotal November 2 election with Democrats holding 91 of 151 House seats, Republicans 59 and independents one. The outcome will decide control of both chambers and four constitutional offices as well as the fate of a dissolved Executive Council. Incumbents seek re-election across districts including Lewiston, Auburn, Portland, Waterville, and Bangor with races shaping up amid wide candidate fields and unopposed contests.
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Augusta
Maine
George F. Call
Lewiston
Auburn
Joyce E. Lewis
George A. Downing
Minot
Donald M. Hinckley
Roger R. LaBrie
Stephen T. Hughes
Ross A. Green
John M. Michael
Barbara A. Trafton
John Telow
Louis Jalbert
Georette B. Berube
Arthur Daymond
Albert E. Cote
Emile Jacques
Laurier C. Biron
Ezra J. Briggs
Caribou
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Nice
Elm Street
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Elvert G. Pooler
Woodmens OF America Fraternal Life Insurance
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Michelin
Save You Money Tire
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W. Jensen
John J. Joyce
Gerald E. Talbot
Talbot
Robert
Bangor
Portland
Edith Beaulieu
David H. Brenerman
Merle Nelson
Ruth L. Bither
Sarah Cowan
Michael D. Karatsanos
David E. Robinson
Sher Huber
David G. Huber
Falmouth
Robert J. Feeney
Nancy Clark
Freeport
Elizabeth M. Moody
Westbrook
J. Robert Carrier
Raymond A. Cote
Stanley E. Laffin
Robert E. Lister
David Ault
Wayne
Fayette
Jed Davis
Carroll R. McGary
Laurence P. Bagley
David W. Bustin
Waterville
Richard J. Carey
A C. Kany
Lawrence A. Genest
Harry L. Hanes
Paul Boudreau
Melvin Beck
Winslow
Ernest T. Bernier
James S. Henderson
Philip Ingegneri
Rep
Edward C. Kelleher
Burgess
Robert Taft
Angela Z. Aloupis
Frank M. Carter
Roger Reed
Swift Tarbell III
York County
Lucien Dutremble
J. Marcel Lizotte
Peter P. Truman
John L. Martin
Eagle Lake
Camp Ellis Fire Station
Redken
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Birch ST
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