Local lobstermen voice mixed views on winter work and Sunday ban
Local lobstermen say they enjoy the job and had a better year, though winter fishing is shrinking and the Sunday ban on lobstering worries small pounds. Capt. Ross Perkins recalls losses from storms and notes the high costs and risks of lobstering as his son builds a restaurant from the trade.
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Peg Hendrick
Journal
Kenneth Pendleton
Saco
Charlie
Pendleton
Saco Bay
California
Pine Point
Saco - Lowell
Ross Perkins
Robert
Sie Four Winds
Old Orchard Beach
Treasury to Begin Melting Silver Coins After Christmas
The Treasury plans to melt old silver coins after Christmas to build up 350 to 425 million ounces of silver by June next year for domestic use through the 1970s. Americans face a June 24 deadline to turn in silver certificates, while 150 million ounces have already been withdrawn and another 100 to 175 million ounces expected by that date.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Robert A. Wallace
the Treasury
New York
Theovernment
Treasury
Wallace
Federal Reserve
Stature Slipping Hawks Gain Ground Over McNamara
Washington AP reports a quiet Capitol debate on Robert McNamara's influence as defense secretary. Some say he remains strong while others claim waning clout amid hawkish pressures and disputes over the Vietnam air campaign, F111 program, antiballistic missile defense, and war logistics.
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Washington
Defense Robert McNamara
McNamara
Pentagon
Congress
Defense
Bob McNamara
Margie
North Vietnam
Chuckle TV Season Sparks Homework Boom Among Kids
A lighthearted riff notes that poor TV shows push kids back to doing homework, with a tongue in cheek nod to a TV network and production teams.
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WRR Gen
Fea, Corp
Steel Haulers End Major Strike In Pittsburgh
Steel haulers end a costly stoppage after a settlement accepted by the majority of 10 000 to 20 000 workers. The move allows mills to clear clogged warehouses and move an estimated half a million tons of steel in the coming month. The Teamsters Union, representing about 60 percent of haulers, may feel aftershocks from the bitter action.
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Pittsburgh
Teamsters Union
William Kusley
Gary
Ind
Teamsters
Opening of Saco Adult Center Set
Saco Mayor Donald C. Doyle and the Saco City Council will attend the opening ceremonies at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the AMVETS Hall the former Moody School at Spring and Green Streets Saco. The center operates under the York County Council on Aging Alfred and will set periodic open days based on member wishes.
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Saco
Donald C. Doyle
Amvets Hall
Moody School
Spring
Green Streets
York Count Council On Aging
Alfred
Oil Refineries Fire as Egyptian Israeli Clash Rages at Suez
Across the Suez Canal near Port Taufiq Egyptian and Israeli artillery clash. Israeli spokesman says Port Ibrahim refineries were hit and ablaze cutting part of Egypt's oil supply. Casualties reported on the Israeli side as tensions rise after the sinking of the destroyer Elath.
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Associated Press
Suez Canal
Port Taufiq
Port Ibrahim
Egypt
Canal
Israel
Elath
Ithis
Yitzhak Rabin
Davar
Eaath
Matvei V. Zakharov
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Nations
Security Council
Jets Raid Phuc Yen Air Base in North Vietnam
US warplanes bomb Phuc Yen air field 18 miles northwest of Hanoi in a coordinated strike. Pilots claim one MIG shot down and another possibly destroyed. runway cratered and revetments damaged. Other operations report rail yards bombed and fighting around Saigon with civilian casualties later listed.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Phuc Yen
Hanoi
Air Force
Marine
Navy
Washington
Gia Lam
Red River
U.S
South China Sea
Lannana Fiema
Occum Linc I
Haiphong
U.S. Navy
Hoa Lac
Sulkong Delta
Organized crime probes sweep Louisiana in Life magazine fallout
Six investigations are under way into alleged Cosa Nostra influence in Louisiana politics and economy after Life magazine named Carlos Marcello as the region's rackets kingpin. Bribery charges, suspensions, and impeachment moves follow, with grand juries in New Orleans and Baton Rouge and probes into labor racketeering and Hoffa's fate.
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Baton Rouge
Cosa Nostra
Louisiana
Life Magazine
Carlos Marcello
New Orleans
D‘alton Smith
Aubrey Young
McKeithen
Young
Smith
Roland Coppola
Lafayette
Life
Malcolm V. O'Hara
Orleans Parish
Jim Garrison
Jefferson Parish
Batons Rouge
Ferriday
State Labor Management Commission of Inquiry
Teamsters
James Hoffa
Underworld
Marcello
East Baton Rouge
Atty Sargent Pitcher
Edward Grady Partin
Pitcher
Partin
Hoffa
Police Captain Hennessy Promoted by Saco Board
Police Lieutenant Charles Hennessy was promoted to captain by the Saco Police and Fire Commission last night. Hennessy joined the department August 4, 1956, was promoted to sergeant in 1959 and lieutenant in January 1966. He lives at 107 Temple Street with wife Esther McCone and two children. He has attended police training schools sponsored by the state police and the FBI.
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Saco, Police and Fire Commission
Charles Hennessy
Hennessy
Esther McCone
Saco
Temple St
Department
State Police
F.B.I
Head Coach of Stephens High Dies
RUMFORD AP The head football coach James Cutler of Stephens High School died at home from an apparent heart attack in his mid 30s. A former Lewiston High School and University of Maine standout, he coached at Stephens for three years after stints at Maine Maritime Academy. He suffered a slight seizure at halftime of the Stephens Edward Little game but returned for the second half as Edward Little won. He is survived by his widow and three children.
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Rumford
Stephens High School
James Cutler
Lewiston High School
University of Maine
Stephens
Cutler
Maine Maritime Academy
Edward Little
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Lund Mfg, Co
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