Red tide clams ban spreads along coast
A toxic red tide spreads through Maine and New England prompting state and regional bans on digging, selling, and serving clams, mussels and other shellfish. Maine Governor Curtis ordered a coastal ban with potential daily losses, while Massachusetts and New Hampshire closed flats and halted shellfish sales.
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Maine
York County
Byron Gooch
Shackford and Gooch
Kennebunkport
Gooch
State Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries
Kittery
Cape Elizabeth
Waldoboro
Port Lobster
Sonny Hutchins
Bea's
Howard Johnson
Maine Turnpike
Kennebunk
Augusta
Kenneth M. Curtis
Curtis
Spencer Apollonio
Apollonio
Boston
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
State Halt Department
Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Spencer Appollonio
Maine Sea and Shore Fisheries Department
Health Department
Etz Chaim Congregation Observes Yom Kippur Solemn Day
The Biddeford Etz Chaim Congregation marks Yom Kippur the Day of Atonement with fasting prayer and self reflection. Rabbi Gottlieb discusses judgment and personal accountability while Sam Robinson notes Sukkot soon follows after Yom Kippur and emphasizes spiritual shedding of excess.
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Roger Berthiaume
Rabbi Gottleib
Iseason
Sam Robinson
Biddeford
Etz
Chaim Congregation
Robinson
Boris Gottlieb
Temple Shalom
Sayville
N.Y
Herzog
Saul Bellow
Moses Herzog
Israelis End 32 Hour Lebanon Raid as Yom Kippur Opens
Israeli forces concluded a 32 hour search and destroy mission in Lebanon and began Yom Kippur. Officials said about 60 guerrillas killed, 150 houses and bunkers destroyed, with 3 Israelis killed and 6 wounded. Lebanese reports cited higher Israeli deaths and Lebanese casualties.
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Associated Press
Lebanon
David Elazar
Israel
Tel Aviv
Munich
Golda Meir
Beit Yahoun
Harry Dunphy
Dunphy
Piscataqua River Bridge Opens November First
The $17 million Piscataqua River Bridge linking Portsmouth New Hampshire and Kittery Maine will open to traffic November 1 with ceremonies led by Govs. Walter Peterson and Kenneth Curtis. The Interstate 95 span ends the 10 cent downstream toll and eases a traffic bottleneck by bypassing the New Hampshire side circle. The project, including approaches and interchanges, represents a $55 million investment by both states.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Piscataqua River
Kittery
Maine
Walter Peterson
New Hampshire
Kenneth Curtis
Three U.S. pilots released in Hanoi ceremony
In Hanoi three American pilots shot down over North Vietnam were freed in a 40 minute ceremony organized by the North Vietnamese Army. Relatives and U.S. peace activists attended as the pilots appeared in civilian clothing and spoke into microphones before reporters.
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Hanoi
North Vietnam
U.S
U.S. Losses Three Jets in Vietnam Raid
U S Command reports three jets down in North Vietnam raids with four crewmen missing. U S forces step up attacks on Chinese freighters off North Vietnam coast to press blockade.
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Saigon
U.5 Command
North Vietnam
U.S. Navy
U.S
Dong Hoi
Vinh
U.S. Command
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Hanoi
United States
da Nang
Tonkin Gulf
Cao Cat Ba Island
Haiphong
Chuckle on gender cues in fashion and listening cues
A humorous remark notes that distinctions between men and women persist despite changes in dress. The line highlights perceptions about male listeners versus female attire and behavior.
Three POWs Are Freed
Three imprisoned servicemen are released in a public exchange. The event marks a relief for families and raises hopes for broader talks. Official sources confirm the POWs arrived safely and underwent debriefing before reunions.
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