Biddeford High Earns State Accreditation Highlighted by City Leaders
Biddeford High School received accreditation from the Maine Department of Education after a two day visiting committee review. Principal Paul M. Stebbins announced at a student assembly that accreditation confirms the school meets all educational needs for five years. The process praised finances, curriculum leadership, teacher load, salary improvements, and site facilities. Mayor Willie W. Pomerleau and Superintendent Raymond Kenneally stressed it as a community achievement and a signal to attract industry, with continued cooperation promised to sustain excellence.
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Paul M. Stebbins
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State Board of Education
Maine
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Willie W. Pomerleau
Board of Nation
Raymond Kenneally
Chester E. Willette
Pomerleau
Board of Education
Council
Superintendent of Schools
Kenneally
Biddeford
Raymond A. Kenneally
Department of Education
FBI clears Walter Jenkins in security probe in White House
President John son is told the FBI found no information that Walter Jenkins compromised U S security. Goldwater labels Jenkins case a sign of lax White House security as pollsters struggle to predict voters on Election Day. Hoover receives top funeral honors in Washington. Eisenhower hospitalized with cough and throat pain. McNamara says neither Kremlin shakeup nor Red China detonation will raise U S military budget. Khrushchev era leaders become inperson memory memory hole. Viet Nam coup leaders freed by military court. Justice Department to appeal jail orders for federal judges. Pickle packers enjoy Chicago revelry per AP writer Joe Dill.
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U.S
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Jenkins
White House
Washington
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Eisenhower
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Viet Nam
Justice Department
Pickle Packers
Chicago
Joe Dill
Voter Opinion Polls Struggle To Predict Election
Pollsters face difficulty forecasting voter sentiment in the presidential race as data from Gallup Harris and trade magazines show mixed leads for Johnson and Goldwater. Analysts note undecided voters and changing opinions while recalling past misses in primaries and late surveys.
Two jurors dismissed delay MacDonald murder trial
In York County Superior Court the MacDonald murder trial paused after two jurors were dismissed. Edward Ryan of Saco and Ralph Daniels of Acton left with conferring attorneys noting Ryan misunderstood a question and had a prior robbery incident. Remaining jurors were reexamined as the trial proceeds with seven on the panel.
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York
South Berwick
First National Bank
Biddeford
Wayne E. Beckus
Masontown
Black
William P. Donahue
Hoover Funeral Rites In Capitol Rotunda
President Johnson leads tributes to Herbert Hoover, the 31st president, as his funeral train arrives in Washington. The catafalque of Lincoln and Kennedy hosts ceremonies with a 21 gun salute, ruffles, hymns, and patriotic music. Eisenhower and Truman are unable to attend. Hoover to be buried in West Branch, Iowa.
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Iowa
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Hubert H. Humphrey
William E. Miller
Goldwater
Humphrey
Twenty Acquitted Of Move On Khanh
In Saigon a military court acquitted 20 defendants tied to last month’s bid to topple Premier Nguyen Khanh. Among the freed were 13 military officers and seven civilians, as Khanh seeks civilian rule with strong military influence. A plane stunt at a nearby graduation killed one pilot and injured a woman.
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Goldwater cites Jenkins case to attack White House security
Fullerton California AP Senator Barry Goldwater says the Walter Jenkins affair reveals lax White House security and 150 State Department personnel cleared to handle U S secrets without full investigations. He urges a bipartisan watchdog panel to oversee FBI reports and Baker kickback charges, insisting publicity within national interest.
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Walter W. Jenkins
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Los Angeles
San Diego
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Arizona
Senate
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Husband is Really Broke When He Understands Silence
A humorous quip notes a husband’s financial strain grows when he can parse every word his wife does not say. The gag hinges on misreading signals and the old stereotype of silent treatment as a money issue.
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