Editorial page apology for town meeting figures mix up
Our editorial admits a mental lapse and typographical gremlins caused errors in Wednesday's town meeting figures for dissolution of School Administration District 71. The corrected total was 927, not 673, and Kennebunkport was misreported. We take responsibility and vow to improve accuracy.
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Kennebunkport
Kennebunk
Heber Smith
Herbert
Northwest Passage opening reshapes world trade and Alaska wealth
The piece argues that a year round Northwest Passage linking Philadelphia to Alaska will dramatically cut shipping distances, slash costs, and unleash a continental boom in oil imports and mineral mining. It credits Captain Ro ger Steward and the SS Manhattan for the historic routing and foresees vast economic impact globally and for Alaska.
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Paul Harvey
Orient
Les One
Far East
Columbus
South Africa
Cape of Good Hope
Europe
Central America
Panama Canal
Northwest Passage
Oger Steward
S.S. Manhattan
Far North
Isabella
Humble Oil Co
New Passage
Philadelphia
Alaska
Saco Letters Call For Action On Troubling Common Street Block
Readers urge improvement of a dirty rat-infested tenement on Common Street Saco. They warn children passersby to avoid the area and express fear of worsening conditions without action. A separate note thanks the Journal for help with a French study abroad program and reflects on local life in Saco and Biddeford areas.
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Journal
Saco
Common Street
Pauline Ruel
Granite St
Biddeford
Law firm linked to Nixon era expands Washington presence
The Wall Street firm Mudge Rose Gunthrie and Alexander grows its Washington office near the White House, expanding staff from three to seven attorneys and attracting major clients like Pepsi Cola and Cargill while avoiding public comment on client lists and operations.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Wall Street
Mudge, Rose, Gunthrie, and Alexander
Richard Nixon
Mudge-Rose
Nixon
Walter W. Ahrens
Mudge
Rose
Alexander
Guthrie and Mitchell
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Garment
Thomas Bracken
Arthur Becker
Gerald Greenwald
David Vaughan
Robert Visser
Peter Williams
Ronnie
New York
Howevr
Martindale Hubble Legal
Pepsi - Cola
General Cigar
Cargill
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
el Paso Natural Gas
Eversharp- Schick
General Precision Systems
Irving Trust
Stone and Webster Engineering
Blair and Company
Investors Diversified Services
National Bulk Carriers
Matsui of Japan
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Missouri -Kansas -Texas Railroad
Justice Department
John Mitchell
Fl Paso
Federal Power Commission
el Paso
Warner-Chilcott
Warner-Lambert
Food and Drug Administration
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
United
Capitol Worried Over Modernization by Stewart and Washington
Writer pins Capitol changes on George Washington’s sandstone choice and architect J George Stewart. He condemns 1950s East Front repairs and a planned West Front restoration with offices restaurants and a theater at costs cited between 34 and 70 million dollars. Daniel Webster’s 1814 blessing is invoked as a counterpoint.
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Don Maclean
Washington
Capitol
George Washington
Ystone
Republic
J. George Stewart
America
Stewart
Senate
Rayburn House
Daniel Webster
J. George Stewart and Company
Kosygin Peking Visit Stirs Talk of Quick Strike
Washington analysts see Kosygin's trip as signaling Moscow aimed at a fast air and missile strike on China's nuclear sites. They cite the march to Peking after Hanoi and publicized talks as evidence of a planned, not casual, trip and note Beijing's harsh rhetoric suggests Moscow faced a China hostile to détente.
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NEA
Washington
Nixon
Kosygin
Peking
Moscow
China
Nin
U.S
Red
Israel
Middle East
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Red China
Ussr
Russia
Chou Fn-lai
Soviet Union
Airing the Green Beret murder case in field court martial
Washington voices worry over the field court martial for Col. Robert Rheault and his Green Beret unit in Vietnam. Critics argue the trial could threaten military justice and open doors to political manipulation, urging transfer to Washington for full public ventilation of facts.
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William S. White
Washington
Green Berets
Thai Khac Chuyen
Robert Rheault
Vietnam
Central Intelligence Agency
Khae Chuyen
Congee
Arep
Peter Rodino
New
Jersey
Paul Rogers
Florida
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Congress
Stanley Resor
CIA
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