Back to School As Pupils Return to Classrooms
Biddeford and area schools report enrollment shifts as pupils fill the first day. City totals show thousands of students across districts with Biddeford High registering 812, Thornton Academy 590, and junior high at 479. Regional vocational school opens with 400 expected, with many part time from nearby sending schools.
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Dawiin
Biddeford
Milion Dollar
Kennebunk High School
Thurnton Academy
Old Orchard Beach High School
Divutmvu
Luis Poc Rive al J Utit
Arundel
Daytones
Thornton Academy
Saco
Man
Biddeford Junior High
Eford
Wey School
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Wentworth
Bishop Pike Missing in Desert in Holy Land Search
AP report from Jerusalem: former Episcopal bishop of California Dr James Pike and his wife disappeared after car trouble in the Judean wilderness near the Dead Sea. Searches found Pike’s belongings in a dry river bed near his abandoned car, with authorities stating he would likely be found dead or alive.
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Jerusalem
James Ike
Episcopal
California
Judean
Dead Sea
Pike
Santa Barbara
Calif
Pearl Chambers
Holy Land
Christ
University of California
Yale
Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington
George Washington University
Episcopal Church
U.S
Union Theological Seminary
Motion Against Cinis Request Denied By Pennsylvania Judge
A Pennsylvania judge denied a motion by the Kopechnes to dismiss an autopsy petition by District Attorney Edmund Dinis of Massachusetts into Mary Jo Kopechne’s 1969 death after the Kennedy car crash on Chappaquiddick. Judge Bernard Brominski ruled Pennsylvania may order an autopsy in proper cases and gave 20 days to amend the petition with sufficient facts to warrant an autopsy. the inquest in Edgartown was postponed.
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Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Mary Jo Oe
Edward M. Kennedy
Joseph Kopechne
Berkeley Heights
N.J
Bernard C. Brominski
Common Pleas Court
Kopechnes
Dist
Edmund Dinis
New Bedford
Mass
Dinis
Edgartown
Kennedy
Kopechne
Chappaquiddick Island
Massachusetts
Larksville
Brominski
Saco Tree Drive Near to 1500 in Campaign
The Saco Tree Drive raises toward the $1,500 goal in a drive to beautify the city by adding hundreds of shade trees. Mrs. Philip Leow aims to raise 12,060 to replace elms lost to Dutch Elm disease.
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Saco
Philip Leow
Progress Report On Petitions In Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach resident Clayton Munster reports progress on two circulating petitions on horse racing and Sunday alcohol sales. The town of 5,500 has 3,300 registered voters. last week he gathered 125 signatures and now has 223 total, aiming for 330 names. He has drawn support from United Methodist Church Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle St. John’s by-the-Sea and the Salvation Army.
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Old Orchard Beach
Clayton Munster
Hoffman St
Unster
United Methodist Church
Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle
Assembly of God
St. John’s by-the-Sea Epis 1
Salvation Army
Bates Wayne Lago Appointed Director of Development
Bates College announced Wayne P. Lago of Biddeford as director of development. Lago, formerly development chief at Regis College, will oversee development and fundraising programs, succeeding John B. Annett. Lago, Bates alumnus, Navy veteran, and PhD candidate, brings decades of education and campaign experience.
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Wayne Lago
Lago
Bates
Col Ee
Fernan de Valen
Lewiston
Nixon Appointment Awaited at Western White House
President Nixon planned to announce an important appointment today from the Western White House in San Clemente California. The White House kept details secret while Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York arrived to report on Latin America trips and welfare policy implications as Nixon later meets with the Nixon Foundation to plan a library and museum near his oceanfront home.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Ziegler
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Colorado Springs
Colo
Latin America
Rockefeller
Nixon Foundation
Richard Nixon
Californ
Ho Chi Minh condition worsening reported in Saigon
Saigon reports Vivian Ho Chi Minh, 79, in grave condition with developing illness and not stable status. Hanoi confirms deteriorating health, potential power struggle in North Vietnam anticipated but goal of unity remains. Experts say leadership will be party driven with the Political Bureau and Central Committee key. Ho, known as Uncle Ho, long fought for Vietnamese independence and led an underground campaign during exile.
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Saigon
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Paris
North
Vietnam
Central Committee
Pane
Hue
Europe
Carlton Hotel
London
France
Lenin
Stalin
Trotsky
Moscow
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Darrell Amsden Jr
Gary Parnaude
Sandra Dee Desmond
Old Orchard Beach Elementary School
Lois Martin
Darrell Amsden
Richard Parnaude
Donald Desmond
Bishop Pike
Bethlehem
Maine
U.S. NO. 1
Sneider’s Discount Foods
Westland Shoe Corp
Smith Street
Panini Sk
Cinis
St. Luke's Chapel
Saco Avenue
Daniel F. Tully Associates Inc
Melrose, Mass
F. P. and C. H. Murray Inc
Cape Elizabeth
St. Margaret's Church
John Clancy
St. Margaret's Parish
Saco Valley Shopping Center
Linoleum CO
Alfred ST. Biddeford
Mount Vernon Street
Goverors
Nolette & Payeur Inc
Roofing Contractors
ROY & Perreault, Inc
Mobil
Elm Street
Knapp, Bostonian
Boots
Dubblewear
McGregor
Lee
American Discount
Main Street
G.E
Whirlpool
Mr. Gendron
Joseph M. Herman Shoe Co
Scarborough, Me
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