Explosion at Long Binh Ammunition Dump Near Saigon
A massive blast at an American ammunition dump north of Saigon caused windows to shatter across Saigon and Long Binh. Four soldiers were reported wounded and several others missing as the explosion triggered a series of shocks in the Long Binh area, a major supply hub for U.S. forces including the 1st and 25th divisions.
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Field Forces II
Bien Hoa
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Portland center aids hearing disabled in northeast area
The Northeast Hearing and Speech Center in Portland, in its seventh year as a Biddeford Saco Community Chest agency, receives 297.48 in funds. Samuel Cheraso, executive director, notes five local children currently receive therapy. The center offers diagnosis and rehabilitation, tests hearing with varied frequencies, and helps select appropriate aids. Adult therapy covers stuttering and voice, while preschoolers gain lip reading and auditory skills, with eventual placement in public schools or Baxter School for the Deaf.
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Northeast Hearing and Speech Center
Portland
Biddeford
Saco Community Chest
Samuel Cheraso
Cheraso
Saco
Baxter State School For the Deaf
Mackworth Island
Casco Bay
News At A Glance Dispatches From Around The World
Red China announces nuclear progress with a missile carrier and rejects bans while U S officials say Nike X plans won t speed up. Johnson greets Thai royalty on a state visit as Viet Nam war remains a campaign issue with reforms and consumer boycotts highlighted.
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Bhumibol
Sirikit
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Rosa
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Barry Goldwater
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Johnsons welcomed by Thailand's king and queen in Bangkok
In Bangkok President Johnson and Mrs. Johnson were greeted by King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Queen Sirikit as crowds cheered. Johnson pledged a future of peace in Asia while Thai officials presented the gold key to Bangkok. The visit included a palace audience, musical tributes, and a ceremony at the Victor Monument honoring Thai casualties in Indochina era clashes.
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Ill-Fated Schooner Jere G Shaw Launch At Biddeford 1918
Thousands watched the launching of the four master schooner Jere G Shaw on November 16 1918 as crowds lined Biddeford waterfront from York Hill to Factory Island. The ship built in Biddeford Saco Lyman and Dayton measured 193 feet overall with Oregon pine masts and a 165 foot keel. The vessel carried 750000 feet of lumber or 1300 tons of coal and featured a Hyde Windlass engine and boiler for sails and anchors.
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Factory Island
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Saco
Lyman
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Hyde Windlass
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