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Did illustrations for What Are legends by Dick Higgins: much correspondence with he and Ray Johnson. Harry Kiakis, author of Venice: Beatnik Capitol and The Watts Towers visited us, went with him to Frederickton to see Winston Churchill paintings, museum and university, hence to St. John, returning to Calais and hence south to visit father at Lincolnville Center as he returned to Massachusetts and California. Offered job teaching english and french at the Ashland Community School District, Ashland, Maine, covering several small townships in that area. High point in Calais was hearing on tidal power at Passamamquotty(sp) and my speech for a combine of tide and the atom, to preserve norther Maine river areas; also a spirited defense against raising

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−	Did illustrations for What Are legends by Dick Higgins: much correspondence with he and Ray Johnson. Harry Kiakis, author of Venice: Beatnik Capitol and The Watts Towers	+	Did illustrations for What Are legends by Dick Higgins: much correspondence with he and Ray Johnson. Harry Kiakis, author of Venice: Beatnik Capitol and The Watts Towers visited us, went with him to Frederickton to see Winston Churchill paintings, museum and university, hence to St. John, returning to Calais and hence south to visit father at Lincolnville Center as he returned to Massachusetts and California. Offered job teaching english and french at the Ashland Community School District, Ashland, Maine, covering several small townships in that area. High point in Calais was hearing on tidal power at Passamamquotty(sp) and my speech for a combine of tide and the atom, to preserve norther Maine river areas; also a spirited defense against raising