Original Musical Comedy Lina scheduled for spring
An area group rehearses Lina an original musical comedy set in Bayou Tech Louisiana. John Ray composer and lyricist will sing Jethroe Shonin. Proceeds support area high school scholarships and summer camp funds via the Biddeford Saco Rotary Club.
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John Ray
Biddeford
Thornton Academy
Linnell Gymnasium
Peggy Welch
Lina
Philips Maine Corp
Ray
Jethroe Shonin
Louisiana
Bayou Tech
Lina Landry
New Orleans
Biddeford - Saco
Rotary Club
Gorham State College
Suzanne Beaulieu
Gladys Ruben
Joyce Walker LeClair
Saco
Marion Batchelder
Kinney Shores
Ron
Joy Holiday
Puerto Rico
Old Or
Chard Beach
Leonelle Nicoletos
Beulah Landry
Ambrose
Brendan Crosby
Theresa Lemire
Leo Smire
Mae Shonin
Julius Kostick
Pwo
Ghost Town Returns To Life Kendall Montana Revival Plans
Lewistown Montana resident Glenn Morton offered Kendall to the state then to the North Central Montana Council of the Boy Scouts. About 500 boys will restore streets, doors and wells as Kendall regains life while preserving its history and ruins.
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Lewistown
Mont
Foun- West
Montana
STA Luaer
EET
Glenn Morton
Kendall
Morton
Boy Scouts of America
Staucacu Ilunvel
Beryl Morris
Great Falls
Big Four May Discuss Vietnam at UN Ministers Meeting
At the United Nations General Assembly the Vietnam war looms as a potential topic for the Big Four foreign ministers meeting next week. Gromyko noted any side could raise any issue at Thant's discussion dinner while inviting ministers from the United States Britain and France attend.
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United Nations N.Y
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Middle East
U Thant
Thant
United Nations
Dean Rusk
George Brown
Maurice Couve de Murville
U.N
Vietnam
General Assembly
U.S
Arthur Goldberg
United States
North Vietnam
Goldberg
South Vietnam
Pity for Mothers of Vaccinated Daughters Twenty Years Ago
A light feature recalling the regrets of mothers who vaccinated daughters two decades ago, in places believed inconspicuous, now highlighted as a cautionary note. The item satirically questions past choices and public perception.
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WRR
Fea, Corp
Rusk urges four point plan to tighten Cuba quarantine
Secretary of State Dean Rusk proposed a four point program at an OAS meeting to isolate Cuba, including urging non Communist countries to curb trade with Havana and denounce Castro's regime as a violation of international law. He warned Moscow that aiding Cuba harms US Latin American relations and urged vigilance along coasts to prevent incursions and subversion.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Cuba
Havana
Organization of American States
Society of Free Men
Fidel Castro
Moscow
Rusk
U.S
OAS
Venezuela
Castro
Latin America
Rio Grande Flood Threatens Bridge as Beulah Rages
Floodwaters from Beulah surge down the Rio Grande threatening the International Bridge at Rio Grande City and isolating about one million people in a 40 000 square mile area. The river stood 20 feet above flood stage a mile wide as crews warned the bridge abutments were being eroded and the main span could fail soon. Nine deaths in Texas and a 1 billion dollar damage estimate mark the disaster in South Texas with cleanup efforts beginning amid continued heavy rains.
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Rio Grande City
Tex
Rio Grande
Rio Grande Valley
South Texas
Beulah
Mexico
Texas
Brownsville
Gulf of Mexico
W. E. Walker
International Boundary and Water Commission
Camargo
Raymondville Hospital
Sleeping Beauty Remains In Coma After Auto Crash
Sharie Ann Duncan, 22, of Denver, the University of Colorado coed once famed as Miss Bleed-In, has spent more than a year in a semicomatose state after a 1966 car crash. Her mother Joan Manfredi keeps faith while doctors offer little hope.
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Denver
Colo
Sharie Ann Duncan
Colorado
University of Colorado Coed
Sharie
Spalding House
Episcopal Diocese of
Colorao
Custer
S.D
Philoso
Denver Extension Center
Army
Fitzsimons
University
LBJ Defends Vietnam War Worth The Price
President Lyndon B. Johnson told about 300 fraternal leaders that the Vietnam war is worth the price, citing past U S counteractions while Haiphong faced continued U S air attacks. Beulah hurricane struck Texas with 160 mph winds, killing at least 35 and spawning 95 tornadoes, likened to 1938 New England storm. Margaret Rusk married Guy Gibson Smith in Stanford ceremony. Johnson considered the union potentially political but took no action. Detroit teachers ended a two week strike with a contract boosting pay. New York City teachers hoped for a Monday start as fall classes began.
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Associated Press
Vietnam
Lyndon
Johnson
United States
U.S
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Beulah
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Gulf
New England
iCarla
Louisiana
Washington, D.C
Memorial Chapel
Stanford University
Smith
Georgetown University
Air ‘Force Reserve
Rusk
Detroit
New York City
Westmoreland Sees South Vietnamese Army Improving
Gen. William Westmoreland says the ARVN is not fully effective but better than a year ago. He cites corruption night fighting fear and leadership weaknesses as major problems while noting improved cooperation with U S officers and growing ARVN self confidence amid a complicated war.
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Saigon
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
Westmoreland
Associated Press
Republic of Vietnam
Ham Tam
Binh Tuy
United States
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