Johnson in New England campaign swing faces GOP rift
President Johnson, touring five of six New England states, urged voters to back a responsible government and attacked a GOP faction he said has taken over the party. He spoke at Brown University and planned a 5 PM rally at Portland City Hall plaza after arriving around 4:45.
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John
Johnson
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Providence
R.I
Portland
Municipal Airport
City Hall Plaza
Goldwater
Burlington
Vietnamese Take Over Rebel Camp at Buon Sar Pa
Vietnamese army troops, backed by paratroopers, seized Buon Sar Pa camp in central Viet Nam, flying the national flag for the first time since the revolt began nine days earlier. U.S. helicopters evacuated Col. John H. Freund and 12 American Special Forces personnel. Premier Nguyen Khanh said no deals were made as rebels reportedly prepared to meet authorities later in Ban Me Thuot.
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Ban ME Thuot
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Buon Sar Pa
U.S
John H. Freund
New York
Freund
Y Bham
Nguyen Khanh
Reed Seeks 25 Million Pollution Control Bond Plan
Gov. Reed urged Maine's 101st Legislature to approve a 25 million dollar pollution control bond, to be paid over about two decades, warning that 700 thousand dollars in December is needed to secure federal aid. He announced a second special session to hear 13 bills and aimed for adjournment by Wednesday.
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Reed
Maine
Constitutional Commission
US Supreme Court
101St
Maine-New Hampshire
Kittery
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
End Is Sought To Strike Ends In Detroit GM UAW Talks
Detroit AP General Motors and the United Auto Workers push a double approach to end a strike by over a quarter million workers. Negotiators met two hours Sunday to speed 18,000 local plant demands and bridge national contract gaps while money issues near agreement. Workers halted 89 GM plants Friday, halting 1965 model production amid union seeks for better conditions and stronger representation. GM VP Louis Seaton said no Sunday talk on economic terms beyond lines already accepted by the union from Ford and Chrysler. Continued on Page two.
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United Auto Workers Union
Ford
Chrysler
Louis Seaton
Feeney Couple Feted on 50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John J Feeney of 113 Temple St Saco celebrated their golden wedding with a Mass at Most Holy Trinity Church Saco led by their son Rev John J Feeney of Artesia California. Relatives from Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Pennsylvania New York Rhode Island and California attended a reception at Elks Hall Saco.
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Saco
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Artesia
Calif
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Buena Park
Maurice Rowland
Arthur St. Pierre
Walker
James Feeney
Burilington
Mass
Louise Welch
Elaine White
Biddeford
Elks Hall
Portland Road
Feeney
St. Mary’s Church
Donald Feeney
Fryeburg
William Hannaford
William Burke
Walter Feeney
Paul Feeney
Massachusetts
Father Feeney
Sadie Campbell
Boston
Maine
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
New York
Rhode Island
California
Christine Feeney
Beckus trial date set after venue bid denied
Alfred Wayne Edward Beckus 26 of Masontown Pa faces robbery and murder charges in the South Berwick First National Bank holdup last July. His motion for a change of venue was denied and the trial is scheduled for Oct 5 at 9 am before Justice William S. Silsby. Beckus is held on 20000 bail on the robbery count and no bail on murder. companion Joseph Roderick MacDonald 32 of Rochester NH is jailed on similar charges.
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South Berwick
William S. Silsby
York County Superior Court
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W. Paul Quarrington
Yorkshire Municipal Court
Masontown
Charles C. Black
York
First
Biddeford
Secius
Joseph Roderick MacDonald
Rochester
N.H
Alfred
Bank State Police
Navy
Walter S. Buckley
Black
Berman Named As Chairman
Portland Republican lawyer Edward J. Berman has been named chairman of the Citizens for Johnson Committee. Donald E. Nicoll, Muskie aide and Johnson Maine campaign coordinator, made the announcement Sunday night.
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Portland
Edward J. Berman
Citizens For Johnson Committee
Donald E., Nicoll
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Nicoll
Johnson
Warren Commission Finds Oswald acted alone in Kennedy killing
The Warren Commission concluded Lee Harvey Oswald shot President John F. Kennedy without help from others and that Jack Ruby acted alone in killing Oswald in Dallas. It criticized Secret Service, FBI, Dallas police and the press for failures and urged federalizing presidential protection and more aggressive protective measures.
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Warren Commission
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Nixon
Edwin A. Walker
Earl Warren
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J. Edgar Hoover
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International politics looks like a square dance
A witty squib notes that international politics often shifts partners unexpectedly as situations change, likening diplomacy to a square dance where alliances and alignments shift abruptly. It suggests the restless, revolving door nature of global relations and the humor found in such flip flops.
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U.S. Senate
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Rotary Club
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