Archer Wins Greensboro Open in Record 267 and Masters Invite
George Archer held firm as Palmer and Sanders pressured on the final round at Sedgefield Country Club. Archer fired a 68 to post a 72 hole total of 267, a new Greensboro Open record and 17 under par, earning $25,000 and a Masters Tournament invitation. Sanders finished two back at 269, Palmer 271 for $9,375, while Schlee set a tour record 63 in the second-to-last round.
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Greensboro
N.C
Arnold Palmer
Doug Sanders
Augusta
Archer
Sanders
Palmer
John Schlee
Phoenix
Ariz
Dave Stockton
Charlie Sifford
Exhibition Baseball Saturday Results Across League Matches
AP reports Saturday results with Atlanta beating Minnesota 6 1 and Baltimore edging Pittsburgh 3 1 Cincinnati defeated St Louis 3 0 Boston toppled New York 4 13 Kansas City won 8 3 New York N earlier 6 Philadelphia 3 Houston 1 Los Angeles 0 Chicago A 5 Detroit 0 and a San Diego rainout postponed San Francisco Cleveland. Sunday Cincinnati Philadelphia 0 and Baltimore Atlanta 1 plus Detroit Chicago A 5.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Minnesota
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cleveland
San Diego
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
California
Boston
New York
Kansas City
Washington
Philaphia
Houston
Los Angeles
Detroit
Philadelphia
Baseball schedule details from Tuesday games
The list shows multiple Tuesday matchups across spring venues with teams such as Los Angeles Houston Chicago New York Cincinnati Kansas City Detroit Philadelphia St Louis Pittsburgh Boston California Minnesota and San Francisco facing various opponents at Florida and other southern sites including West Palm Beach Bradenton Lakeland St Petersburg Fort Myers Anaheim Oklahoma City Pompano Beach Sarasota and Sarasota.
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Los Angeles
Houston
Chicago
California
Atlanta
New York
West Palm Beach
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Bradenton
Fla
Detroit
Lakeland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
St. Petersburg
Pittsburgh
Boston
Fort Myers
Anaheim
Oklahoma City
San Francisco
Baltimore
Pompano Beach
Minnesota
Sarasota
Dinner Honors Court Quintet At St. Mary's
St. Mary's basketball team and their fathers were entertained at a sports night program by the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Biddeford. AOH President Cornelius Hoctor presided, with Rev. Coleman O'Toole giving grace and gifts presented to Coach Bineau and Assistant Coach Nadeau.
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St. Mary’s
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
St. John’s Building
Main
Elm Sts
Biddeford
AOH
Cornelius Hooter
Coleman O'Toole
Grace
Father O'Toole
Hoctor
Jerry Nadeau
Nadeau
Hibernians
Roger Bineau
Edward Lane
John Cleary
Joseph Kerry
James Hoctor
James Murphy
Walter Nelson
St. Mary's Quintet
Charles Voccia
Rene Paul
Ken Ribaudo
Dennis Crowley
David Lane
John Robert
Ray Brulette
Wayne Nadeau
Marc Plessis
Andrew Paul
Kevin Ferry
Timothy Nelson
Garry Ribaudo
Glenn Baker
Raymond Charland
Biddeford-Saco Youths Capture Bowling Prizes
Five Biddeford Saco youths won titles in age groups at the Marie Jaycee Junior Bowling Tournament at West Port Lanes. Winners include girls Marie Jean Huot 9 and Rachel Huot 13 and boys Kevin Cantara 9 Don Camire 12 and Joe Tipping 13. Camire hails from Saco while others are from Biddeford. sponsors were Old Orchard Beach Jaycees for the Huot group Camire and Tipping and the Saco Jaycees for Cantara.
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Westbrook
Biddeford-Saco
Marie Jaycee
West Port
Marie Jean Huot
Rachel Huot
Kevin Cantara
Don Camire
Joe Tipping
Camire
Saco
Biddeford
Huot
Tipping
Old Orchard Beach
Boyle's Notebook Highlights Oddities And Facts
A sample of miscellany from Boyle notes oddities in American life including 700 million unfilled cavities and health tips. It cites skin diving gear leases as a trend, safer women drivers from daydreaming less, family spending on alcohol and tobacco, and exercise advice for middle aged men. The column also covers yeast as a protein source, pig feed efficiency, notable quotes, and a riddle of presidential nicknames.
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New York
Dr. Beran
Wolfe
U.S
John
Uncle Jumbo
John Quincy Adams
Abraham Lincoln
Grover Cleveland
Calvin Coolidge
Nicholas Chamfort
Card Party Winners At Le Foyer In Biddeford Weekend
Card parties held at Le Foyer on Foss and Pool Streets Biddeford under a committee led by Bernice Beaulieu Antoinette Chretien Aurore Soucy Alderic Soucy Martial Perreault and Oliva Perreault. Last night prizes went to Alphonsine Bolduc Arthemise Jacques Mabel Ayotte Aurore Soucy Medley Beaulieu with Arthe mise Jacques top scorer. Conso lation to Ronald Deumont and other prizes to Richard St Onge Fernande Bertrand and Cora Tapley. Saturday prize winners Delia Normand Medley Beaulieu Lorraine Elie Gabrielle Lehouillier Flora Lambert Joseph Plourde Edward Harvey Fernande Bertrand and Bernice Beaulieu. Saturday high scorer Joseph Plourde. Montreal Toronto New York Detroit Boston results listed with scores for games through Sunday.
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le Foyer
Foss
Pool Streets
Biddeford
Bernice Beaulieu
Antoinette Chretien
Aurore Soucy
Alderic Soucy
Martial Perreault
Oliva Perreault
Alphonsine Bolduc
Arthemise Jacques
Mabel Ayotte
Medley Beaulieu
Delia Normand
Lorraine Elie
Gabrielle Lehouillier
Flora Lambert
Joseph Plourde
U Thant's shifting Vietnam peace plan questions persist
AP analysis notes U Thant places peace burden on the United States and revises his two proposed plans. Hanoi appears to reject both while Washington weighs a cautious stance amid a volatile war. Thant now hints a bombing halt as a prerequisite to broader steps, urging a truce and later talks though supervision and definitions remain unclear.
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Washington
U Thant
Vietnam
United States
United Nations
North Vietnam
Thant
U.S
Hanoi
Johnson
Prize Winners Named at Local Contest
Lorraine Elie took the prize with Aurore Soucy earning a special prize. Delia Normand Alice Bedard Conrad Nolette Aurore Soucy Martial Perreault Joseph Viger Elizabeth Dube Ronald Dumont and Alderic Soucy also won prizes. The committee announced the same parties will meet this weekend at the hall. A members only meeting is set for 7:30 tonight in the hall.
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Lorraine Elie
Aurore Soucy
Delia Normand
Alice Bedard
Conrad Nolette
Martial Perreault
Joseph Viger
Elizabeth Dube
Ronald Dumont
Alderic Soucy
Healing Partners New York Healing through religion and medicine, says Dr Sharpe
Dr William Donald Sharpe of New York argues religion and medicine are complementary arms of healing. He contends both domains enrich patient care and support recovery.
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Healing Partners
New York
William Donald Sharpe
New
Reports at Victory Circle Meeting
Our Lady of Victory Circle held its monthly session at the Fremont Club Room Biddeford with Mrs. Anna Forcier presiding and honorary director Mrs. Juliette Quinn in charge. Reports were given by Mrs. Emilia Romeo and Mrs. Cora LeProhon, prayers led by Miss Elise Landry, and birthday gifts and prizes awarded before a prayer visit to Emond's Funeral Home for Mrs. Florida Labranche.
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Our Lady of Victory Circle
Fremont Club
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Anna Forcier
Juliette Quinn
Emilia Romeo
Cora LeProhon
Yvonne Hevey
Alice Nolette
Elise Landry
Anna Turgeon Guard
Rose Lacroix
Cerilda Garon
Emond
Hill Street
Florida Labranche
Hudon Wins Union Two Spelling Bee in Wells
Hudon Dean Hudon 12, an eighth grader at Wells Junior High, won the Union Two spelling bee sponsored by the Portland Sunday Telegram. Runner up was Joan Dusseault 13 of Wells Junior High. 169 words were used across 26 contestants from Wells and North Berwick. Laura Apert of North Berwick won the town championship.
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Wells
Dean Hudon
Union Two
Portland Sunday Telegram
Joan Dusseault
North Berwick
Laura Apert
Albine B. Watson
Audrey Gills
Harriet Clark
Carroll P. Beals
Edith Pickett
Medicine and the Ministry highlights doctor minister bond
In an Appleton Century book Jersey's College of Medicine notes author quotes that doctors and ministers are the two agents most helpful to people in trouble and should understand each other better.
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Jersey
College of Medicine
Appleton-Century
Sam Rayburn Longest House Service Record
The World Almanac notes Sam Rayburn of Texas holds the record for the longest continuous service in the U.S. House. He began March 4, 1913, and remained in office until his death on November 16, 1961, serving as Speaker for 17 years.
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House of Representatives
World Almanac
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Navy
House
Sharon Percy Rockefeller Honeymoon After Chicago Wedding
Sharon Percy and John D. Rockefeller IV began their honeymoon after a high profile ceremony at Rockefeller Chapel in Chicago. The bride is the daughter of Sen. Charles H Percy and the groom is a West Virginia state senator. Guests included Lynda Bird Johnson, George Hamilton, Maurice Chevalier, John V. Lindsay, and Gov. George Romney.
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Chicago
Sharon Percy
John D. Rockefeller IV
University of Chicago
Rockefeller Chapel
Sharon
Charles H Percy
Ill
Rockefeller
West Virginia
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Tokyo
State Department
Bureau of
Far Eastern Affairs
Brillantmont School
Lausanne
Switzerland
Central African Republic
Valerie
Percys
Johnson
Lynda Bird
George Hamilton
Maurice Chevalier
New York
John V.lindsay
Michigan
George Romney
Rockefellers
Lynn Redgrave Marries John Clark in New York
Lynn Redgrave 23 and John Clark 34 wed in New York with Vanessa Redgrave and Rachel Kempson in attendance. Clark recently divorced from Kay Hawtrey and left the Macbird cast. In Winnipeg a policeman was injured after Monkees fans surged the arena exit. In Florence California students welcomed Vice President Humphrey with a banner later seized by police amid antiwar protests.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Lynn Redgrave
John Clark
Britain
Vanessa
Michael Redgrave
Rachel Kempson
London
Mexico
Kay Hawtrey
Macbird
Winnipeg, Man
The
Monkees
Winnipeg
Fort Garry
Don Berrigan
Mike Nesmith
Davey Jones
Florence
Italy
California
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dede Banker
Janice Banducci
Humboldt State College
Arcata
Calif
Humphrey
Uffizi
Performers Strike Plagues Daytime And News Shows
AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes the actors union strike disrupts daytime and news programs across major networks. NBC airs grisly footage due to supply issues while ABC and NBC face erratic camera work. some new game shows are postponed and schedule changes include Father Knows Best returning to air.
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New York
Hollywood
Ed Sullivan
NBC
Frank McGee
ABC
Boston
Meet the Press
Hubert H. Humphrey
Washington
London
Mr. Humphrey
Dean Rusk
Theatre of the Deaf
F. Lee Bailey
Carol Channing
Debbie Reynolds
North Pole flag and Eskimo dogs credited by Peary tale
The column recounts Peary's Arctic feat and honors his Eskimo dogs as loyal companions crucial to the North Pole discovery. It recalls Roosevelt's praise and notes the dogs' extraordinary endurance in extreme cold and famine.
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North Pole
Robert E. ‘Peary
United States
Peary
Theodore Roosevelt
Winners Named At Beach Whist Party In Old Orchard Beach
The Old Orchard Memorial VFW Auxiliary held a whist party at the Post Home on Atlantic Avenue. Ladies high was Mrs Lauraine Pettengill and low Mrs Amelia Tibbetts. Men's high was Ernest Pratt and low Robert Pettengill. Evelyn Presley won the Queen's prize and a special prize. Pratt and R Pettengill won other specials. Next card party is set for next Thursday at 8 p.m.
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Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Memorial
V.F.W
Post
Atlantic Avenue
Lauraine Pettengill
Low
Amelia Tibbetts
Ernest Pratt
Robert Pettengill
Evelyn Presley
Pratt
R. Pettengill
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