OOB Artist Paints Primitive Art
Old Orchard Beach artist John Richard Page paints in a realist impressionist style inspired by his World War I stay in New Guinea. He uses barn board canvases and vivid reds and yellows to depict coastal and inland aborigines, priests, and bodyguards while stressing factual study over fantasy. He seeks a complete aborigine painting series and urges artists to live with their subjects to express them.
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U.N Truce Observers Begin Arriving in Middle East
U N observers arrive to Suez as Cairo reports aid convoy blocked by Israeli forces. Cyprus Austrians Finns Swedes join 400 others in Cairo. Waldheim seeks up to 7000 troops for a broader Middle East cease fire.
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U S European relations hit new low over Middle East crisis
The Arab Israeli war and a worldwide U S military alert strained ties with NATO partners. Nixon accused European allies of insufficient cooperation in the Middle East settlement while aides noted Europe relies on Middle East oil. West Germany protested use of bases for Israel shipments.
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Nixon’s News Conference Triggers Partisan Response
Democratic critics applaud his Middle East diplomacy but doubt a full Watergate probe. Senators and representatives urge independent prosecutors and consider two prosecutors with separate powers to ensure independence.
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EPA Considers Ban On Car Attractions
EPA proposes indirect source controls to curb air pollution by banning new centers ballparks highways airports and other facilities that attract cars or planes if they violate air quality standards. NRDC asserts EPA delays and White House interference while Train defends routine consults.
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Ward 3 Saco Candidates Seek City Council Seats
Harold P Waight Republican veteran city official seeks an eighth term on Saco council Ward 3 after nine years on the panel including two as chairman He says time contact with residents supports his bid Van Piomiades Democratic challenger promises to improve ward representation and plans to start by getting his feet wet campaigning door to door He backs the citywide 10 point platform and aims to address residents complaints through closer outreach.
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Daylight Saving Time Ends Across Nation
Daylight Saving Time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday as clocks turn back one hour nationwide except Hawaii and Arizona which opt out under the Uniform Time Act of 1966.
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