Three Pronged School System Governs Education In Saco
An 1964 study outlines Saco Maine education under three independent districts public elementary parochial and Thornton Academy. Crowding grows as Notre Dame parochial expands and Locke School is renovated to handle junior primary. Burns Young Fairfield and Sweetser serve grades one to eight with limited gymnasiums and no shower facilities.
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Saco
Arcchial Grade
Hornton Academy
Locke School
Fiarfield
Maine
Burns School
Fairfield
Locke
Notre Dame Parochial School
Notre Dame Des Lourdes School
Saco Catholic Church
Beach St
High Street
Main Street
Thornton Academy
School Street
William S. Linnell
Portland
Bega
Thornton
Fairfield School
Pepperell Park
Beach Street
Young School
Tasker Street
North Street
Franklin Street
Middle Street
Beach
Middle Streets
Sweetser School
Spring Street
Burns
Rumors of Shakeup in Soviet Power Structure
In Moscow rumors persist of changes in the Soviet leadership but Western diplomats doubt a major power struggle. Supposedly Anastas Mikoyan could retire on his 70th birthday November 25 as Premier Kosygin and party chief Brezhnev lead after Khrushchev’s ouster.
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Moscow
Anastas Mikoyan
Alexei Kosygin
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party Central Committee
Alexander Shelepin
Khrushchev
Fulbright Confronts Johnson Over Latin America Policy
The article reports Fulbright attacking administration policy toward Latin America, arguing the U.S. risks aiding social revolution by not confronting communism. Moyers refused to confirm Johnson’s stance. Senators Clark and Case doubted Fulbright's conclusions, while Long defended intervention in Santo Domingo. Smathers pressed for action to curb communism.
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Pete
Fulbright
United States
Latin America
Albright
Johnson
Bill D. Moyers
White House
Moyers
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Foreign Relations Committee
Louisiana
Russell B. Long
Arkansas
Long
Santo Domingo
Senate
Smathers
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Kennedy predicts pass of Immigration Act at Senate hearing
In Portland Ed Kennedy predicts the administration backed Immigration Act will pass in the Senate perhaps with modifications. He spoke at a fundraiser for Rep. Hathaway and lauded new freshmen legislators including Muskie. Kennedy tied the bill to medicare aid to education and underdeveloped areas.
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Portland
Edward M. Kennedy
Mass
U.S. Senate
Kennedy
Senate
Associated Press
William D. ‘Hathaway
Maine
House
Massachusetts
Edmund S. Muskie
Hathaway
Congress
Washington
Muskie
Dickey-Lincoln School
New England
Mississippi River
Carl Albert
Dokla
Johnson
John MeiCormack
D-Mass
US Soviet scientists join in moon laboratory plan
American and Soviet scientists proposed an international lunar laboratory with multiple nations. The idea, presented at an International Astronautical Federation symposium, envisions living space and earth communication links with transport systems and aims for feasible moon landings by the mid 1970s. Soviet proposals included a moon weather observatory and an astronomical telescope.
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Athens
Greece
International Astronautical Federation
C. William Henderson
U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
G. L. Mitcham
Boeing Company
Seattle
Earth
Maine names transportation panel and Assumption Society officers
A Maine transportation commission chaired by E Grosvenor Plowman, a former commerce official and U S Steel vice president, was named by Gov Reed along with six members from state transit and rail sectors. In Augusta, the Assumption Society elected officers and announced delegates for a regional convention, while a Sanford plant project plans 300 jobs in tantalum capacitor production.
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Transportation Commission
Reed Augusta
Maine
New State Transportation Commission
E. Grosvenor Plowman
Portland
U.S. Steel Corp
Plowman
Gov. Reed
Standish K. Bachman
H. Blaine Sanborn
Norway
Robert L. Travis
Westbrook
W. Jerome Strout
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad
John H. Frederick
Camden
Faunce Pendexter
Lewiston Journal
Reed
Judicial Council
Francis W. Sullivan
Cape Elizabeth
Thomas E. Delahanty
Lewiston
Superior Court
Assumption Society
Assumption Hall
Thornton Street
Biddeford
Lionel Dubois
Lucien LeHouilliere
Robert Poisson
Emile, Bosse
Maurice Neault
Emile Bosse
Lucien LeHouillier
Rachel Beaulieu
Sunsunshine
Robert Cote
Secreaary
Treasuere
Jeanne Bosse
Augusta
Fernand Plourde
Plourdeart
Louis Bosse
Phillips
Richard
Berthiér
Beaulieu
Emmanuel Groleau
Eugene
Hammond
Rachel Neault
Mathias Rodrigue
Edmond Bedard
William Landry
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Northeast Planning Associates
Teanarisen
Main ST
Vista
Hii
Slogar
Gta
Dirksen
Sanford
Oae An Industrial Development Corp
Sprague Electric
North Adams, Mass
Sprague Electric Co
Gladys H. Ruben
Tareyton
Friendly Style Shop
Herce
Alfred Street
Jeanne Bibeau
Proprietress
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