U S Navy pilots press Haiphong strikes and bridge cuts
The report details two mortar attacks killing one civilian and wounding 23, with U S pilots flying 105 missions over North Vietnam. Haiphong remains central as thousands of tons of war supplies are said to back up. Four bridges to Haiphong were reportedly down, with repairs ongoing.
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Nist
Demilitarized Zone
Dong Ha
U.S
North Vietnam
Jon Haiphong
Navy
Sprawlig
Kien An
Haiphong
South Vietnam
John J. Hyland Jr
7Th Fleet
Vietnam
Curtis Links Dickey Fight to Maine Utility Rate Cuts
Augusta Maine Curtis ties proposed rate reductions by Central Maine Power and Bangor Hydro Electric to the Dickey power project and says residential customers would bear most of the 470 000 and 261 668 declines. He urges Congress to restore 1 67 million in Dickey funds as a public works tie in.
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Augusta
Central Maine Power Co
Public Utilities Commission
David K. Marshall
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co
Marshall
Curtis
Maine
Dickey Power Project
Dickey
Congress
New York
National Governors’ Conference
Virgin Islands
Marines Fight Heavy in Vietnam and Senate Revises Bill
In Quang Tri Province Marines press a 42 hour battle against North Vietnamese forces with 50 enemy killed and 8 Marines dead. U S bombers hit Haiphong area as 26 enemy were reported killed elsewhere. In Washington the House cuts Dickey funds but the Senate restores them keeping conference battles alive.
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Quang Tri
U.S
U.S. Navy
Gulf of Tonkin
Haiphong
Kien An
South Vietnam
U S industrial output falls amid strikes in key sectors
Fed says September index drops 1.5 points to 156.3 in base-1957 59 terms while home building climbs 3.8 percent to 1.48 million units. O'Brien says public willing to pay higher bulk mail rates. Rusk denies racial framing of Vietnam policy remarks.
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iBy
Associated Press
Washington
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Commerce Department
Lawrence F. O’brien
Johnson unveils Remedy program to aid discharged medics
President Johnson announces Project Remedy to keep former military doctors in public health. NASA says Mariner 5 will pass within 2,500 miles of Venus at 1 34 p m EDT Thursday after a June 14 launch and 217 million miles traveled. White House press secretary George Christian declines to comment on GOP criticisms of Johnson’s Vietnam policy.
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Capital Footnotes
Johnson
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Venus
White House
George Christian
Vietnam
George Romney
Michigan
Ronald Reagan
California
Erosion Experts Discuss Beach Control Methods
Engineers describe limits of computer models for erosion and note sand shortages to replace washed away material. Wentworth cites erosion-control projects enhancing natural environments, while criticizing indiscriminate dredging of shellfish. Jetty, groin, breakwater techniques are used with cost guiding selection.
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Ippen
Wentworth
Army
Well Baby Clinic Offered in Biddeford City Building
A well baby clinic will be held Wednesday October 18 at 1 p.m. in the nursing office of Biddeford City Building. Diphtheria whooping cough and tetanus inoculations will be given with a physician in attendance.
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Biddeford City
Delta Alpha Club Silent Auction Plans
Delta Alpha Club discussed fall projects at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Helen Horne in Saco. Vice President Mrs. Dorothy Tarbox led the session in the president's absence and announced a November 6 silent auction at Mrs. Edna Emerson’s home.
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Delta Alpha Club
Helen Horne
Ocean Park Road
Saco
Geraldine Hutchins
Dorothy Tarbox
Edna Emerson
Louden Road
Edith Hutchins
Luella Graham
Charlotte Whitehurst
Ethel Cobb
May Hurrell
Saco Court Processes Slim Docket
Several persons were found guilty of speeding and fined $20 each in Monday's session of the 10th District Court in Saco. Names include Alfred M. Moughalian, William Michaud, Thomas C. Troy, Donald J. Buckingham, Stephen W. Cookson, and Keith Darling with fines varying by offense. Elton R. Brewer faced a speeding charge in a 35 mph zone.
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10Th District Court
Saco
Alfred M.moughalian
Stoughton
Mass
William Michaud
Wallingford
Conn
Thomas C. Troy
West Hartford
Donald J. Buckingham
Williams Court
Biddeford
Stephen W. Cookson
Sanford
Keith Darling
Wells
Elton _R. Brewer
Scar
Judge Gignoux joins international law advisory board
Maine U.S. District Judge Edward T. Gignoux of Portland has been seated on a 24 member international law advisory panel to Secretary of State Dean Rusk. The appointment was announced Monday and the group is headed by former U.N. envoy George W. Ball. Margaret Chase Smith to speak at Maine Grange convention in Portland October 27.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Tate Department
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
Maine
U.S
Portland
Edward T. Gignoux
Ungece
George W. Ball
Augusta
Margaret Chase Smith
Arthur M. Perkins
Deer Illumination Violations and Vehicle Intoxication Fines
Borough court records show George R. Swain and Robert B. Curtis of Gorham convicted of illuminating deer with fines of 15 dollars each. Lester E. McKenney of Kennebunkport was found guilty of intoxication in a motor vehicle and fined 10 dollars.
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George R. Swain
Robert B. Curtis
Gorham
Lester E. McKenney
Kennebunkport
Colorful thread spools become bright tape measure tie backs
The article describes painting empty thread spools in graduated sizes with bright colors. Once dry, the spools are threaded onto a tape measure to create decorative tie backs for sewing room curtains.
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Vonnie Welch
Doris Taschereau
Cecile Dion
Martha Wilson
Senate House
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Edward P. Boland
Dmass
House Conference Committee
Boland
Amar
Jane A. Chamberlain
Discount Center
Main St
Than
Pontiac
Saco, ME
Mane
Cele McE
Pontiac Motor Division
Gethsemane
Ethel Roberts
Mildred McIntire
Saco Court
Gignoux
Sen. Smith
Carters
West Point
Pepperell
West Point Pepperell
Surance
Romaine Francoeur
Mary Nemet
Verna Daigle
Phyllis Gagnon
Lionel
Yolande Turgeon
Doffer
Yolande
Nel
Pepperell Main Office
Mr. Larose
Mr. Larson
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