Steel talks enter third day as parties clash over wage guidelines
President Johnson presses for a noninflationary settlement while AFL United Steelworkers seek a 53 cent raise over three years. White House aides emphasize urgency as unions and industry negotiators hold two subcommittees on wages and pensions amid drift toward a possible strike.
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Hington
Edly
Johns
W. Willard Iitz
Commerce
John T. Connor
Sforts
AFL
United Steelworkers
Justry
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
Dominican Crisis Ends With Interim Government Plan
The Organization of American States secures a full agreement to end four months of unrest in the Dominican Republic. A provisional government will oversee elections in nine months while a US peace force begins withdrawal after the rebel and civilian leaders pledge support.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Eace
Rees
Pped
OAS
Ellsworth
Ramon de Claimont Duenas
el Salvador
Mar Penna Marinho
Brazil
Heenr
O Garcia-Godoy
U.S
Wer
Ian D. Bosch
Maine on the Job Fatalities Steady in 1964
Augusta report shows on-the-job deaths in Maine held at 23 for 1964, same as 1963, while the injury rate rose. Labor and Industry Department released the annual work accidents summary compiled by the Division of Research and Statistics under Director W. C. Weeks.
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Augusta
Maine
Labor and Industry Department
Department
Division of Research and Statistics
W. C. Weeks
Analysis of War Declaration in Viet Nam
The United States has sent a major military force to South Viet Nam and faces questions about a formal war declaration. The piece weighs whom a declaration would target, potential international consequences, domestic impact, and legal effects, noting Korea as precedent and citing U.N. Charter collective self defense.
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United States
South Viet Nam
U.S
Congress
Viet Nam
Red China
Soviet Union
Washington
China
U. S
State Department
Southeast Asia
Republic of Viet Nam
U.N
U.S. Rules Out Formal War Declaration in Viet Nam Conflict
Washington policymakers have ruled out a formal war declaration despite President Johnson's use of the word war and vow to prevent a north Vietnamese victory. The aim remains limited support for Saigon and defense of Southeast Asia, not toppling Hanoi.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Southeast Asia
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Congress
U. S
Saigon
Hanoi
North
Viet Nam
Red China
Soviet Union
Petition Study On Sunday Liquor Referendum Delayed
Public inspection of signatures for a statewide Sunday liquor sale referendum resumed after a three hour delay caused by a challenge to the legality of disclosure. Maine Christian Civic League officials argued a law may bar public release while Secretary of State Curtis counted more than 50,000 valid signatures, well above the 30,000 minimum. Governor Reed will decide on validity.
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Augusta
Maine Christian Civic League
Kenneth M. Curtis
Reed
Benjamin C. Bubar Jr
Waterville
Public access bid for Sunday liquor sale act petitions
Steven D. Shaw told the secretary of state to open papers to the public under supervision per Governor Reed. The attorney general’s department advised the governor he could make petitions available for examination by the public, primarily counsel for groups seeking the Sunday liquor sale act to take effect. An objection was raised by
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Steven D. Shaw
Reed
Secretary of State
Shaw
Attorney General’s Department
Nine Home Complex Planned in Saco on Franklin Stacy Ura
Priscilla Homes Inc and Masonic Building Biddeford file permits for nine houses on Franklin Stacy and Ura streets in Saco. Each 32 by 24 foot dwelling costs about 10 500 dollars. Five homes on Stacy Street one at Ura Franklin corner and two on Franklin Street. Biddeford attorney George Brickates is a corporate member. Alderman Donald Guay seeks permit for a single family on New County Road at about 10 000 dollars.
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Saco
Franklin Street
Stacy Street
Ura Street
Priscilla Homes Inc
Masonic Building
Biddeford
George Brickates
Saco Ward
Donald Guay
New County Road
News At A Glance Highlights From Viet Nam and Domestic Affairs
A U S declaration of war in Viet Nam is deemed unlikely by policymakers. A Marine corporal recalls gratitude after combat service. Johnson pressures steel talks as unions push back against wage guidelines. Expanded Social Security unveils two new medical programs to 2.5 million retirees. O'Brien designated postmaster general as political messaging shifts. Astronauts Cooper and Conrad cleared medically and briefed on the eight day flight. Pistols spark a race clash in Plymouth North Carolina.
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Lawrence F. O'Brien
Cooper
Conrad
Plymouth
N.C
Helicopter Downing Kills Five Near Saigon
Four Americans and one Vietnamese were killed when a helicopter was shot down 25 miles northwest of Saigon by Red forces, according to a U S military spokesman.
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Pive
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Betsy Rebuilds To Hurricane Strength Near Atlantic
Betsy, downgraded to a tropical storm, regained hurricane force as it moved toward land. The Weather Bureau noted winds near 80 mph and projected no U.S. mainland threat for two days while advisories urged Bahamas residents to monitor updates.
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Miami
Fla
Betsy
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
U.S
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Bahamas
Miss Maine Readies For Pageant In Atlantic City
Ellen M Fowler Miss Maine 1965 prepares to travel from Old Orchard Beach to Atlantic City for the Miss America Pageant. She will perform a Gypsy number and a modern jazz dance during the talent segment and wears a black swimsuit for the swim suit competition.
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Peggy Welch
Ellen M. Fowler
Maine
Atlantic City
Ellen
Lewis M. Fowler
Old Orchard Beach
New Jersey
Cecil Ryder
Portland Jaycees
Miss Fowler
Ellen Warren
Kennebunk
Will Ap
Department of Economic Development
John Reed
Reed
Blaine
Augusta
Seltzer and Rydholm
Auburn
Mangel Ryder
Quebec City
Ol Orchard Beach
Blaze Destroys Chicken House Killing Over 2000 Chicks
In Dayton on Buzzell Road farmer Laurence Brown saw his chicken house burn to the ground after midnight. Assistant Fire Chief Coyle Meserve said over 2000 young birds were destroyed as 20 volunteers fought the flames for more than three hours. Brown's residence nearby was saved. Loss estimated at about 3500 dollars. Water from a tank truck and Smith Brook was used. No injuries were reported.
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Dayton
Buzzell Road
Laurence Brown
Coyle Meserve
Chicksen
Brown
Smith Brook
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