Miss World-USA Crowned in Binghamton by Bob Hope
Marji Wallace 19, of Indianapolis, Indiana, was named Miss World-USA by Bob Hope in Binghamton New York. She will represent the United States in the Miss World contest in London on November 23. First runner up Lexie Brockway Miss Washington World followed by Miss Oklahoma-World Rebbecca O’Haver as second runner up.
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Binghamton, N.Y
Marji Wallace
Indianapolis
Bob Hope
London
Indiana
Lexie Brockway
Richland
Rebbeca O’haver
Stillwater
Denise Kranich
Tampa
Carol J. Dawson
Phoenix
Dick Clark
Meredith McCrae
Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena
Cargo Airline May Begin Bangor Stop
CAB member Robert T Murphy said a decision on Seaboard World Air Lines adding Bangor International Airport as a cargo stop will come within 20 days. The pending application could make Seaboard the first cargo airline to serve Bangor, following a June CAB status and conference remarks.
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Bangor
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Bangor International Airport
Robert T. Murphy
Seaboard World Airlines
Ascon
Seaboard
BIA
Murphy
Pakistan PM bars Bangladesh from UN membership over POW return
Prime Minister Bhutto told the UN General Assembly that Bangladesh cannot join the United Nations while Pakistani prisoners of war remain in custody. He said Pakistan would drop its opposition to Bangladesh's UN admission once all POWs are repatriated, including 195 to be tried for war crimes. The plan follows the India Pakistan war and a long standing 300000 displaced persons exchange pact.
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United Nations
N.Y. AP
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Bhutto
General Assembly
World Organization
China
U. N
Swaran Singh
India
Singh
Nixon
Washington
The
Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
UAW Turn To Ford After Chrysler Pact Ratification
The United Auto Workers shift focus to Ford after Chrysler ratification votes. UAW Vice President Ken Bannon aims for a quick Ford settlement, while Malcolm Denise of Ford Labor Relations hopes to avoid a strike deadline. Chrysler pact includes overtime provisions and a company supported dental plan.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Ford
Ken Bannon
Couny
Malcolm Denise
UAW
Chrysler Uaw
United States
Canada
SAD 71 Sets Informal Open Houses For Parents
Superintendent Arthur Hedberg of School Administrative District 71 has announced informal open houses for parents and teachers. Each session runs 7 30 to 9 p m with the high school on Tuesday Middle School on Wednesday Consolidated and Cousens on Thursday and Park Street on October 2.
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Kennebunk
Arthur Hedberg
Consolidated and
Cousens
Park Street
Senator Hathaway proposes automatic declassification bill
Senator William D Hathaway of Maine introduces a bill to create a two year cycle for automatic declassification of secret documents. The measure allows deferral only if the President or agency head cites national security concerns and would also declassify all currently classified agents within two years.
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Washington
William D. Hathaway
Dmaine
Duplicate Bridge Winners Named At Lawn Avenue Playhouse
Estella Aranovitch and Oscar Paradis won duplicate bridge on Wednesday at the Lawn Avenue Playhouse. Carl Taft and George McLean and Jane Burns and Esther Green placed second and third. Also competing were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Austin and others including Gwenn Flannery Phyllis Claus Gil Seever Robert Toulouse Avis Briggs and Alice Fecteau.
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Estella Aranovitch
Oscar Paradis
Duplicate Bridge
Lawn Avenue Playhouse
Carl Taft
George McLean
Jane Burns
Esther Green
Lester Austin
Gwenn Flannery
Phyllis Claus
Gil Seever
Robert Toulouse
Avis Briggs
Alice Fecteau
Most State Parks To Open To Hunting
Gov Kenneth M Curtis and the Executive Council authorize hunting on most state park lands. The Parks and Recreation Department will revise rules on hunting and trapping to favor year round use. Some areas will be closed due to heavy public use or game management needs including Crescent Beach Wolf Neck Cobscook Bay Reid Two Lights Sebago Lake State Parks all state memorials and Holbrook Island Sanctuary.
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Augusta
Kenneth M. Curtis
Executive Council
Oo State Park
Parks and Recreation Department
Fisheries and Game
Jgame Department
Parks Rr I
Enid
Crescent Beach
Wolf Neck
Cobscook Bay
Reid
Two Lights
Sebago Lake
Holbrook Island
Kennebunk Town Manager Berky Resigns for Health Reasons
Eugene Berky resigns as Kennebunk town manager effective Oct. 17 after notifying the Board of Selectmen in a Sept. 17 letter. Berky, 64, cites ill health and has led Kennebunk for four years after earlier service in Bar Harbor and World War II, with transition help offered.
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Kennebunk
Eugene Berky
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
John Trumbull
Berky
Bar ‘Harbor
U S Jaycee Head to Visit Augusta for State Meeting
U S Jaycee National President Rick Clayton will visit Augusta on September 28 to meet Gov. Kenneth M. Curtis and discuss Jaycee activities in Maine. Maine Jaycees vice president Dick Shaw confirms. State President Thomas Wright of Pittsfield will also attend the 11 a.m. conference and a Jaycee dinner is planned that night in Pittsfield.
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Augusta
U.S. Jaycee
Rick Clayton
Kenneth M. Curtis
Dick Shaw
Maine Jaycees
Maine
Thomas Wright
Pittsfield
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Mexico
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Ogunquit
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Heber Smith
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