Tannery Union Defeat Certified By Labor Board
The National Labor Relations Board regional director in Boston certified a union defeat at Saco Tanning Corp after objections to the July 29 election were deemed meritless except for a wage increase issue. About 300 workers would be affected as the NLRB ordered a new vote and officials noted an ongoing Washington appeal.
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Bernard L. Alpert
National Labor Relations Board
Boston
Alpert
NLRB
Washington
Thousands Stream Through Berlin Wall
West Berlin residents flocked to the Soviet sector as the Berlin wall opened for a second visiting period. Passes allowed one day of access until Nov. 12, with about 800,000 eligible relatives in East Berlin and shoppers bringing scarce goods.
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Work Assigned To Kittery Yard
WATERVILLE AP A new construction project for the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard requiring about 25,000 man hours of work was announced by the office of Sen. Edmunds and Muskie D Maine. The Navy has assigned the yard to construct a repair barge for overhauling nuclear submarines. No cost estimate was provided.
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Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Sen. Edmunds, Muskie
D-Maine
Navy
Saco Officials Clash Over Campaign Claims
Mayor J Edward Whelan and Rep Camille L W Bedard traded sharp exchanges over Bedards campaign statements in Saco. Whelan accused Bedard of inaccuracies including credits for a $600000 sewer project and District Court in Saco, saying the district court win came from others efforts and from lawmakers like Elmon t S Tyndale and Sen Ralph W Farris Jr.
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Camille L. W. Bedard
Bedard
Whelan
Saco
House of Representatives
Avoi
Elmont S. Tyndale
Kennebunkport
Ralph W. Farris Jr
Kennebec County
Saco Considered For District Court Site By Mayor Whelan
Mayor Whelan credits the Dyer Library trustees for offering the former Dyer Library building to host the new district court in Saco and argues reelection records should reflect truth not invention Bedard counters by noting he sponsored the district court bill and the $600,000 accelerated program for Saco stating he will challenge any false statements.
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Whelan
Dyer Li
Brary Association
Dyer Library
Bedard
District Court
Senate
Eyewitness Testifies In Trooper Slaying Trial In York County
Eyewitness Edward H. Roberge testifies in the murder trial of Joseph MacDonald for the July 9 slaying of Trooper Charles Black at the First National Bank in South Berwick. Roberge describes two armed men in dark overalls and hats, as a gunman shoots Trooper Black and the suspects flee in a car. Trooper Libby identifies a suspected accomplice, Wayne Beckus, and tellers link MacDonald to the crime, though some could not confirm the gunman.
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Charles C. Black
York County Superior Court
Joseph
Eee
Rochester
MacDonald
Black
York
South Berwick
First National Bank
Biddeford
Edward H. Roberge
Somersworth
N.H
Main Street
Roberge
Ronald W. Libby
Eliot
Wayne E. Beckus
Beckus
Masontown
First National Bank of
Barbara Abbott
Germaine Roberge
Sharon Bean
Topsham
Theresa Gagnon
Johnson Pitches Peace Slogan On Midwest Campaign Tour
President Johnson unveiled a new slogan in Detroit stressing that the vote shapes a nation’s world and that peace must be preserved. He contrasted his stance with Barry Goldwater’s, condemning clergy endorsements while urging strength without recklessness in a tense campaign aimed at shaping national decisions.
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Johnson
Midwest
Barry Goldwater
Philadelphia
Goldwater
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
America
United States
Chuckle on USAidem World View Mention
A humorous line notes that most countries could call the United States USAidem. The quip includes abbreviations like TM,WRR Gen, Fea, Gorp and presents a playful broadcast style.
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Barry Goldwater Warns U S Prestige Sinking
Senator Barry Goldwater condemned President Johnson in Cheyenne asserting that U S prestige is sinking and the Free World is unraveling. He charged foreign policy failures include Turkey, France, and Britain shifting alliances while the Communist world regroups under new leaders. He planned a western campaign swing ending in Los Angeles after visits to Tucson and Las Vegas.
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Barry Goldwater
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Soviet Union
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Ariz
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Nev
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Lyndon Johnson
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