Library Planned From Storage House By Local Faculty
A storage house is being converted into a library for faculty and students. Sister Rita Grondin, Sister Priscille Roy, and Sister Estelle Domingue participate on site with Sister Roy on a stepladder. Local professionals Gilbert Boucher, contractor, Conrad Grondin treasurer of Grondin Supply Co., and Emile Lamontagne master plumber from Biddeford contribute to the project.
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Rita Grondin
Priscille Roy
Estelle Domingue
Gilbert Boucher
Conrad Grondin
Grondin Supply Co
Emile Lamontagne
Biddeford
Immaculate Heart of Mary Institute
Bay View
Saco
St. Alphee
Institute
Joseph Grondin
Death Toll Mounts As Reds Spread Terror In Vietnam
In South Vietnam Communist guerrillas staged pre election strikes including a Tam Ky attack where a terrorist with TNT was shot down. Civilian deaths reached 190 in a week with 426 wounded and 237 kidnapped as attacks spread along Route 1 and Highway 4. Saigon housed observers from 24 nations amid tightened security.
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Vietnam
Saigon
South Vietnam
Tam Ky
U.S
Quang Tin
Thua Thien
Senate urges widening air war against North Vietnam
After three weeks of hearings the Senate Preparedness Subcommittee urged President Johnson to scrap guarded bombing and follow Joint Chiefs of Staff advice. They called for closing Haiphong port, boosting strikes on Hanoi lines, and targeting military sites.
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Associated Press
North Vietnam
Senate Preparedness Investigation Subcommittee
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Subcommittee
South Vietnam
Haiphong
Hanoi
Red China
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Pham van Dong
U.S
Distinguishing between asthma and passion is easy
A brief humor item notes the joke that distinguishing asthma from passion is easy because asthma lasts, framed in a light chuckle style.
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Fea, Corp
Curtis on Radio Promotes Maine Referenda Bonds
Governor Curtis urged voter approval of eight bond issues totaling 4242 million on the September 12 referendum. He said each bond funds education health welfare and transportation projects, including Route 6 modernization, a Lewiston Auburn bridge, airport improvements, college housing, a University of Maine center, local school construction subsidies, and facilities for the severely mentally retarded.
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Augusta
Curtis
Maine Radio Today
Ing
University of Maine
Portland
Bangor
News At A Glance: Global Tensions and Domestic Debate
Allied ground operations aim to secure voters as Viet Cong terrorism rises near South Vietnam elections. South Vietnam faces last appeals by presidential candidates. Viet Cong campaign promises from Hanoi. Thurmond accuses Johnson of using a numbers game in bombing six of seven North Vietnamese targets.
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South Vietnam
Hanoi
Strom Thurmond
Johnson
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Vietnam
No Journal On Holiday Labor Day
The Biddeford Saco Journal will not publish Monday due to Labor Day closure. All departments will be closed for the holiday.
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Biddeford-Saco
Hollyberry Loft
Auto Bargaining In Stretch In Detroit
AP dispatch from Detroit reports UAW bargaining for a new automotive labor agreement stretching toward a contract with less than five days left before pacts for about 650,000 workers at Ford GM and Chrysler expire. Reuther led talks at Ford after targeting Ford as the union’s focal point, warning of a strike if no deal by the deadline.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor
Ford
Reuther
UAW
Chrysler
UAW Plans National Convocation Amid Auto Strike Pressure
The union, facing a potential national auto strike, calls a Sept 23 special convocation to fund strike relief as UAW assets total 67 million, enough for Ford 18 weeks and Chrysler six months but only seven weeks at GM. GM employs about 375,000 UAW workers and Chrysler about 100,000. President Johnson hopes for no strike to avoid economic harm.
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UAW
Ford
Chrysler
Hollis Center Soldier Killed in Vietnam War
Defense officials report Army Spec. 4 Vaughn S. Morgan of Hollis Center Maine killed in action in Vietnam earlier this week. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Morgan.
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Washington
Hollis Center
Maine
Vietnam
Defense Department
Army
Vaughn S. Morgan
Charles E. Morgan
Free first aid courses for health instructors
Farnham Folson of the Maine Civil Defense said the CD is sponsoring on Tuesday free sessions for health instructors at Bowdoin College Bates College Washington State College and the University of Maine at Orono with the Red Cross and U S Public Health Service to improve knowledge of artificial respiration shock burns fractures splinting bleeding and bandaging.
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Augusta
Bowdoin
Bates
Washington State College
University of Maine At
Steel Price Hike Imminent as Firms Raise Bars
The AP reports major steel producers including Bethlehem Inland Jones & Laughlin Armco Kaiser United States Steel moved to raise prices on steel bars by about 1.8 percent or $3 per ton. President Johnson expressed regret at the move while Ackley urged restraint citing inflation risks.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
New York
Johnson
Washington
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Inland Steel Co
Jones &Laughlin Steel Corp
Armco Steel Corp
Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
United States Steel Corp
Gardiner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisors
Ackley
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Parvae Stellae
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Deborah Hanson
Lillian Ave
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Mary Winston
Marjorie Cote
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Susan Hunt
Elizabeth Chappell
Ragnhild Eriksen
Thornton Academy
Norway
Ragnhild
Carol Rancourt
Union St
Democratic Republic of
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Diane Poirier
Mr. Richard
St. John’s Hall
Adams St
Marie and the Serenaders
Israel
Middle East
Saco - Lowell
Maremont Corp
Edwards Plant
Gerald
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Dale Berry
Edward Berry
Secammon St
Bernard C. Forbush
Old Orchard Beach
Berry
Dale
Nancy Tarbox
C. K. Burns School
William T. Bogas
Burns School
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