Priscilla Cote Weds Ronald Guerin In Biddeford Ceremony
Priscilla Doris Cote daughter of Mrs Irene G Cote and the late Narcisse J Cote and Ronald Emile Guerin son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Guerin Sr were married Saturday morning at St Andre s Church Biddeford. The bride wore Alencon lace with satin and a silk illusion veil. Matron of honor wore gold organza and the bridesmaids olive green gowns. Best man was Arthur Guerin Sr and ushers were Robert W Cote and Arthur Guerin Jr. A reception for about 275 followed at Rochambeau Hall. The couple will reside at 7A Parent Ave after a wedding trip to Canada.
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U S protests Soviet jamming of Voice of America
The United States protested Soviet jamming of Voice of America during the Prague invasion era and called it a backward move. State Department officials described the interference as a regrettable development that could affect overall relations with the Soviet Union. A formal protest was delivered September 14 to Moscow through Undersecretary Charles Bohlen, with a reply received from Anatoly Dobrynin.
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World Bank sees potential agricultural revolution in Asia
The World Bank reported to its 107 nations that pessimistic views on a world food crisis are being challenged by a school of opinion. President Robert S. McNamara noted that prospects for agriculture in Asia may signal a coming agricultural revolution, as discussed in the bank's annual report to the Board of Governors.
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SST leadership at risk says NASA official
Dr Thomas O Paine told a congressional committee that America is in danger of losing aircraft technology leadership as the United States SST program trails Soviet and British French versions, slated to fly third rather than first.
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Ervin Questions Fortas Nomination to Chief Justice Seat
Senator Sam J. Ervin of North Carolina voiced doubt that President Johnson would secure confirmation of Abe Fortas as chief justice. He suggested few in the United States expected Senate approval, aside from possibly the President, highlighting early opposition dynamics.
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Biddeford Police Capture Youths In Road Block
Biddeford police stopped three youths at a Five Points road block as a reportedly stolen car chased by Maine State Police was pursued. Officers Langevin Ouellette Martin Belanger detained two 16-year-olds from Roxbury and Dorchester and a 19-year-old Calvin Knight of Roxbury for using a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. Knight faced with holding license. Trooper Ronald Eccles of Ogunquit arrested them. The car was impounded for return to its owner.
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Charges Against Police Will Be Investigated
Lewiston reports state will investigate police brutality charges filed by Poland Spring Job Corps women. Attyen James S. Erwin states the accusations involving police will be examined, with details to follow as the inquiry proceeds.
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Proposal For Free Trade Zone Opposed
Portland AP Milne proposes a free trade zone at Machiasport for Occidental Oil to build a refinery but faces opposition from Mobil Oil President Rawleigh Warner Jr. He argues the zone would give Occidental an unfair advantage and threaten crude oil prices, while disputing claims of New England heating oil shortages and price reductions.
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Protest march by corpswomen sparks investigation in city
About 70 corpswomen led a 13 mile protest march and are under probe at the acting police chief’s request. Acting Chief Lucien H Longtin said the state would be free to investigate, with preliminary findings showing no brutality. Three corpswomen were arrested Saturday on disorderly conduct charges amid protest rhetoric. State Police detective Earl A Haines from Brunswick was assigned to the case.
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Basenji Dog Can Whine Despite Barking Silence
The Basenji breed cannot bark but emits a whining sound. Researchers note vocal limitations while highlighting its unique yodel-like vocalization as a distinctive trait.
Bombing Halt Conditions Are Listed
Washington AP reports top U S military leaders outline conditions for halting bombing of North Vietnam requiring a true neutralization of the DMZ and no cross border firing or massing near the zone. They say verification of an end to infiltration would be slow but DMZ violations would be easy to detect.
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