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Newspaper

Biddeford Saco Journal

Location

Biddeford, Maine, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1974

Page

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Brezhnev Ford Meet Eyed In Vladivostok Talks

Soviet spokesman said Brezhnev will meet Ford in Vladivostok to push toward a nuclear arms limit accord before a Washington visit next summer. Kissinger hosted a luncheon for Gromyko as U S and Soviet officials discuss detente and strategic arms limits amid a changing U S administration.

Moscow Ford Leonid Brezhnev Vladivostok Brezhnev Washington U.S United States Soviet Union Nixon Kissinger Kremlin Geneva Brezinev

Youthful Diane St. Amand Launches Door-To-Door Campaign

Diane St. Amand, 22, a Democrat from Arundel, campaign in a large district including Biddeford. She aims to counter incumbent Elmont Tyndale of Kennebunkport with direct voter contact, stressing home visits as a key to represent constituents beyond Augusta. She notes strong interest in youth and gender as factors shaping the race.

Diane St. Amand Arundel Biddeford Elmont Tyndale Kennebunkport Tyndale Hills Beach Rachel Barra Hills Beach Road Miss St. Amand Eli Rachel St. Amand Route 1 Ten Acres Cabin St. Francis College Lyman Waterboro Fortunes Rocks

Four Banks Hit by Bomb Explosions in Mid Manhattan

Four synchronized blasts shattered banks across mid Manhattan in the early hours, injuring none. A Puerto Rican nationalist group claimed responsibility, citing opposition to imperialist banks and demanding the release of five federal prisoners.

New York Mid- Manhattan Edward Cash Banco de Ponce 49Th Street Rockefeller Plaza Chemical Bank Exxon Avenue of the Americas Union Carbide 48Th Street Park Avenue Lever House 53Rd Street Wall Street Associated Press 73Rd Street Broadway Central Command Armedorces Puerto Rican National Liberation Eral Oscar Collazo Lolita Lebron Rafael Cancel Miranda Andres Figueroa Cordero Irving Flores Collazo Harry S. Truman U.S. House of Representatives Puerto Rico Peoples Revolutionary Army United States Cash

Arab Summit Opens in Rabat amid Middle East peace debate

Arab kings and presidents gather in Rabat for a three day summit that could shape Middle East peac e talks. Kissinger notes divisions over whether Egypt Syria and Jordan should negotiate separately with Israel or revive Geneva talks. A rift between Jordan King Hussein and the PLO dominates the agenda as Jordan asserts exclusive authority.

Rabat Morocco Henry A. Kissinger Middle East Egypt Syria Jordan Israel Geneva Hussein Kissinger PLO West Bank Arafat Anwar Sadat Faisal Saudi Arabia Soviet Union Iraq Libya

Muskie urges U S build more oil refineries in face of shortage

Senator Edmund Muskie touring Maine pressed for increased refinery capacity saying the United States must not cede control of its energy supply to the Arabs. He defended George Mitchell over the Wahsling refinery controversy and blamed bipartisan politics for derailing the project.

Edmund Muskie Maine Alfred Street United States Middle East Muskie Japan George Mitchell Wahsling Mitchell

Kennebunk Clerk Refuses to Sign Dissolution Ballots

Town Clerk Edna Wentworth declines to sign the SAD 71 dissolution ballots citing legal risk and illegality. Her stance follows a September 21 day deadline issue and a heated public hearing where selectmen’s actions faced opposition.

Kennebunk Edna Wentworth Peter Damberg Herman Cohen Heber Smith David Shields Maine Municipal Association Legal Service Ronald Colby Iiit Selectmen

Sleep An Extra Hour Tonight

Clocks will be set back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday as the United States returns to standard time. Eastern Indiana Arizona Hawaii Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands and American Samoa stay on standard time. 66 Kentucky counties already on Central Time will revert to Eastern Time. The change takes effect 2 a.m. Sunday night to Monday Feb 23 1973.

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