Johnson backs UN peace efforts with Ayub Khan
President Johnson spoke by telephone with Pakistan's Ayub Khan and pledged full U S support for United Nations efforts toward a final settlement of the Pakistan India conflict. He read a statement urging both nations to honor the U N ceasefire call as a step toward peace and noted the U N's work has only begun.
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Washington
Johnson
Telehone
Moammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
United States
United Nations
Ayub
India
U.N. Security Council
Subcontinent
Asia
White House
Security Council
U.N
Milk Price Increase Set Oct 1 in Maine
The Maine Milk Commission announced a small one half cent per quart rise in minimum retail milk prices effective October 1. Due to abundant New England supplies, the increase was trimmed from a full cent. Home delivered quart prices: 27 cents. stores 26 cents. Half gallons 52 cents home, 51 stores. gallons 96 cents home, 93 stores. Producers’ price set at $6.40 per hundred pounds with 3.5 percent butterfat content.
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Augusta
Maine Milk Commission
Boston
New England
Commission
Maine
Miss Ames
Tareas
Mrs
Wilmer A. Ames
News At A Glance From The Associated Press
Pakistan informs the U N Security Council it has ordered a cease fire India agreed to stop shooting if Pakistan did so India calls false Red China claim it dismantled border posts as demanded in the Pek ing ultimatum U S B 52s bomb suspected Viet Cong positions 25 miles north of Saigon Republicans campaign on tight budgets for New Jersey and Virginia governorships Senate leaders expect immigration bill passage tonight Georges LeMay captured by Early Bird satellite after fleeing Dade County jail Lucien Rivard convicted of masterminding international narcotics smuggling Rivers overflow four states displacing thousands Four Christian factions form an ecumenical monastery to foster unity in prayer New England town rises as Northeast drought worsens Jewelry store robbed two bandits flee with loot.
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Pakistan
U.N. Security Council
India
Red China
Peking
U.S
Saigon
New Jersey
Virginia
Senate
Georges LeMay
Montreal
Florda
Dade County
Lucien Rivard
New England
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
New York
New Delhi
China
Sikkim
Tibet
Area Students Semifinalists In Merit Scholarship Contest
Three area students were named semifinalists in the 1965 66 Merit Scholarship competition William S Searle Jr Thorn ton Academy and Elizabeth Ames and Frances Welch both of Kennebunk High School were listed among the nation s more than 14000 semifinalists Searle son of Mr and Mrs William S Searle Sr of 502 Ferry Road Saco is active in school clubs sports and planning to major in political science at a New England college He is president of the Student Council former Latin Club president vice president of his class and a Boys State delegate he also co edits the Marooner newspaper and played baseball while Thornton Academy senior is a Student Council Leadership Conference delegate and band member.
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William S. Searle Jr
Thornton Academy
Elizabeth Ames
Frances Welch
Kennebunk High School
Searle
Vatican Council Postpones Vote On Modern World Problems
In Vatican City the Ecumenical Council faces weeks of debate over a 126 page declaration on birth control world peace nuclear warfare and social justice. Conservatives oppose too much detail progressives seek clearer guidelines while bishops warn the document is too long and repetitive.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Peter's Basilica
Fremont Club Supper Suffers Bean Shortage Last Saturday
The Fremont Club reports a bean shortage at the Saturday supper. Organizers vow it will not happen again and promise improved supply for future events.
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Fremont Club
United Nations Accepts Kashmir Cease Fire Move
Pakistan and India agreed to end the undeclared war following a UN cease fire order. Pakistan threatened to quit the United Nations if a fair settlement is not reached, while India sought a deadline extension and both nations were urged to withdraw to pre August 5 positions.
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United Nations, N.Y
Pakistan
India
United Nations
Kashmir
Security Council
Bhutto
Jammu and Kashmir
Team Teaching Expanded At Biddeford High School
After eight months of prep Biddeford High School introduces team teaching in its English program led by Paul R. Walker. The plan splits instruction among six teachers and a reading specialist with guest lecturers field trips and library projects to tailor learning and strengthen weak areas.
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Biddeford High
Biddeford High School
Paul R. Walker
Walker
Paul Stebbins
Stebbins
Kashmir War Nears Truce as India Pakistan Cease Fire Nears
India and Pakistan announced a cease-fire in their three week old Kashmir war to take effect at 5 p.m. EST. Prime Minister Shastri wept while praising peace and Kosygin offered Soviet mediation. China warned of possible action as border posts disputes linger.
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New Delhi
India
Kashmir
Pakistan
Red
China
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Shastri
Mohammed Ayub Khan
U.N. Security Council
Ayub
Karachi
Pomerleau Challenges Claim of Past City Debts
Former Biddeford mayor Wil lie W. Pomerleau challenged the Gaulin administration’s move to bond off 250 000 in alleged past debts, saying no unpaid debts exist and urging release of state reports. He argued the figure is outlandish and questioned how funds were used while noting December borrowing and existing surplus.
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Biddeford
Willie W. Pomerleau
Edward F. Gaulin
Pomerleau
Gaulin
Clement Deschambault
Dickey Lincoln School power project survives House test
In Washington the 227 million Dickey Lincoln plan for Maine was held at 100 100 on a water projects vote. An amendment to kill the project failed on a tie and faces a final vote. Supporters argued it benefits Maine and beyond, while opponents urged cheaper future power options and private power competition.
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Washington
Maine
House
Frank Clark
D-Pa
William D. Hathaway
D-Maine
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Marshall Bean
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George Chase
Ayub U
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Fea. Corp
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Kennebunk
Maine Employment Security Commission
U. N
Uit
U. S
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Ayub Khan
Roger Painchaud
Ruth Dearborn
Gilman Seaver
Roseanne Cote
Joseph Frane
Alexei N. Kosygin
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Lincoln
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