Wisconsin voters face test as Reynolds Wallace duel unfolds
In Milwaukee Wisconsin voters decide a presidential primary pitting Alabama Governor George Wallace against Wisconsin Governor John Reynolds with the ballot seen as a referendum on the civil rights bill Reynolds hopes to secure Wisconsin 46 delegates to Johnson. The outcome may hinge on cross party participation. Weather outlook cloudy with snow flurries and chilly temps.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
John Reynolds
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Reynolds
Johnson
Wallace
Leo Fahey
John F. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
U.S. Senate
John Byrnes
Traffic Cases Heard In Saco
Traffic violation cases were heard in Saco Municipal Court this morning by Associate Justice William F. Wilson Jr. Carl Leroy Davis of 63 Storer St Saco pleaded guilty to driving after suspension and received a suspended $25 fine for an incident on March 29. Carl G. Smith of Portland pleaded guilty to speeding on Route One April 1 at 65 mph in a 50 mph zone and paid a $15 fine. Theresa S. Guay of 257 Lincoln St Saco pleaded guilty to driving without a license on April 2 and the case was continued for sentence. she paid a $30 fine for speeding on Route One the same date with alleged 80 mph in a 50 mph zone.
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Saco Municipal Court
William F. Wilson Jr
Carl Leroy Davis
Storer St
Saco
Carl G. Smith
Portland
Theresa S. Guay
Lincoln St
St Louis High School Honor Roll Is Announced
The St Louis High School Honor Roll for the third marking period lists First Honors with seniors Maur ice Dumas and Andre Choui nard juniors Ronald Cartier and Michael Guignard sophomores Robert Mininni Paul Cash and Michael Boissonneault freshmen Ronald Guillemette Norman Boutin Jacques Brunelle Michael Ruel Norman Lessard Thomas Moreau Vincent Landry Andre Gagne Rodney Belanger Second Honors include seniors Kenneth Scott Andre Labrie Arthur Moreau Bernard Henri Norman Lessard juniors Leo Dumouchel Carl Paquette Gerard Bolduc Donald Girouard Thomas Vandermeulen Paul Boisvert Roger Lambert Gerald Millette sophomores Robert Bourassa Thomas Sheltra Richard Bilodeau Richard St Louis Michael Denoncour Ralph Jacques Robert Fournier Raymond St Louis Norman Hevey Paul Garriepy Roland Nolette Norman Guignard Robert Bourque Robert Dube freshmen Paul Gardner Richard Buffum Gerald Bosse Ronald Camire Ronald Gagne Robert Guerin Clyde Tarr Richard Bedard Roger Dion Robert Millette Normand Paquette Marc Perreault William Casavant Richard Lauzon Alfred Dumas Robert Boisvert Raymond LeBlanc Mare Boissonneault Donald Martel Donald Turcotte Robert Desrochers Lionel Turcotte Marc Bolduc Henry Ouellette Arthur Belair Bernard Cyr Aime Angers.
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St. Louis High School
Maurice Dumas
Andre Chouinard
Ronald Cartier
Michael Guignard
Robert Mininni
Paul Cash
Michael _ Boissonneault
Ronald Guillemette
Norman Boutin
Jacques Brunelle
Michael Ruel
Norman Lessard
Thomas Moreau
Vincent Landry
Andre Gagne
Rodney Belanger
Kenneth Scott
Andre Labrie
Arthur Moreau
Bernard Henri
Leo Dumouchel
Carl Paquette
Gerard Bolduc
Donald Girouard
Thomas Vandermeulen
Paul Boisvert
Roger Lambert
Gerald Millette
Robert Bourassa
Thomas Sheltra
Richard Bilodeau
Richard St. Louis
Michael Denoncour
Ralph Jacques
Robert Fournier
Raymond St. Louis
Norman Hevey
Paul Garriepy
Roland Nolette
Norman Guignard
Robert Bourque
Robert Dube
Paul Gardner
Richard Buffum
Gerald Bosse
Ronald Camire
Ronald Gagne
Robert Guerin
Clyde Tarr
Richard Bedard
Roger Dion
Robert Millette
Normand Paquette
Marc Perreault
William Casavant
Richard Lauzon
Alfred Dumas
Robert Boisvert
Raymond LeBlanc
Mare Boissonneault
Donald Martel
Donald Turcotte
Robert Desrochers
Lionel Turcotte
Marc Bolduc
Henry Ouellette
Arthur Belair
Bernard Cyr
Aime Angers
Killam Memorial Fund Is Started
A Horace Killam Memorial Fund is being started in memory of Biddeford school music instructor. Paul Stebbins chosen chairman. Donations over $174 have been received from teachers staff students and other supporters of the school.
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Horace Killam
Biddeford
Paul Stebbins
Trinity Guild Plans For Sale In Saco And May Events
The Episcopal Trinity Guild outlines a rummage sale for May 16 in the G A R hall Saco with co chairs Mrs Alec Stackpole and Mrs Angelique Waterhouse. Also announced are the United Thank Offering in Gathering service May 7 at Christ Episcopal Biddeford and Quiet Day May 21 at Trinity Church Saco with Holy Communion at 8 30 am and breakfast. Mrs Rebecca Beane named sunshine chairman. district women meeting April 17 at St Luke's Cathedral Portland.
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G. A. R. Hall
Saco
Alec Stackpole
Angelique Waterhouse
Episcopal Guild
Paris House
Cleveland Street
Christ Episcopal Church
Biddeford
Trinity Church
Rebecca Beane
Sunshine
St. Luke’s Cathedral
Portland
C. Russell Herrmann
Eve Thompson
Nora Tito
Ann Thayer
Tracking Station Site Manager To Be Guest Speaker
Kennebunkport men hear Tracking Station site manager Berdick Pierce of American Telephone early Bell System speak on Satellite Communications and the Telstar Project at the Mothers' Club hall on April 16. Pierce, Cornell-trained engineer with 24 years in Bell and prior military service in India and China, will include a Telstar film and notes on the Andover facility. Reservations due April 13 with Hersum or Twombly. Ladies Night planned for May 21 at Shawmut Inn.
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Kennebunkport
Berdick Pierce
Long Lines
American Tel. and
Tel. Co
Andover
Mothers’ Club
Kennebunk Lower Village
Telstar
Pierce
Cornell University
Bell System
India
China
Maine
Alaska
Charles Hersum
Henry Twombly
Shawmut Inn
Biddeford Driving Case Is Continued
Elden Caissie of 113 South Street Biddeford had a DUI charge continued until April 18 in Biddeford Municipal Court. He was released on $500 bail for the appearance. The charge stems from an alleged accident on Main Street where his car drove into a trench in a sewer project, with Biddeford police as complainants.
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Elden Caissie
South St
Biddeford
Main Street
Caissie
Biddeford Police Solve Break At St. John's Hall
Biddeford police solved a break at St. John's Hall Adams Street. A youth admitted the break and $127.25 of about $147 missing was recovered. The theft occurred after a dance Saturday night with money from a cigar box, a shelf stash, a bottle, and a cigarette machine. Warrants were issued against the youth.
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Biddeford
St. John's Hall
Edgar Sevigny
St. John’s Hall
Adams Street
Sevigny
Officers Chosen At Dames Rochambeau Biddeford Meeting
Delta Alpha Club and Dames Rochambeau Club held meetings in Biddeford with new officers elected. The Delta Alpha session discussed Pine land Hospital projects and knitted mittens for Public Health Nursing. Sunshine and welfare reports plus treasurer’s report were given. The Dames Rochambeau slate elected includes Marie Tremblay as president and Janet Mathieu as vice president with multiple officers and directors named. joint installation with the men planned for May 9. Donations to Red Cross and Cancer Fund approved. A Past Presidents banquet is set for April 25. 48 members attended the May 4 meeting upcoming.
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Pineland Hospital
Pownal
Delta Alpha Club
Mildred McIntire
Union Street
Biddeford
Mclntire
Rose Wilcox
Sunshine and Welfare
Ruby Packard
Ethel Tate
Catherine Carter
Packard
Alice Hurd
Hurd
Carter
Ethel Cobb
Ethel Pence
Esther Cobb
Charlotte Whitehurst
Mildred Shane
Geraldine Hutchins
Dorothy Tarbox
Ethel Gowen
May Hurrell
Marion Dow
Edith Hutchins
Wilcox
McIntire
Maplewood Avenue
Gowen
Dames Rochambeau Club
Rochambeau
South Street
Marie Tremblay
Janet Mathieu
Rita Regis
Laura Belanger
Janet Lachance
Cecile Salvas
Laura Boisvert
Yvette Peloquin
Lorette Pelletier
Rita Bellerose
Maria Dupuis
Therese Janelle
Irene Lamontagne
Mathieu
Tremblay
Lachance
Salvas
Bellerose
Red Cross
Cancer Fund
le Voltigeur Club
Elm and
South Streets
Emma Skliut
Regis
Belanger
Janet Comr
Berthe Fournier
Alaskan Delegation Seeks Federal Earthquake Aid
Washington AP A delegation led by Gov William A Egan arrives with 22 officials to press federal support for earthquake and tsunami damage in Alaska. The group cites at least 750 million dollars in losses and notes a 50 million dollar congressional aid bill for public facilities, meeting with federal agency heads before a session with President Kennedy's commission led by Clinton P Anderson.
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Washington
William A. Egan
Egan
Presidential Commission
Rege Clinton P. Anderson
Dn.m
Broadcasters Accused Of Complacency in Freedom Debate
In Chicago FCC Chairman E William Henry called radio and TV broadcasters complacent amid threats to free broadcasting. He cited industry protests over ad limits and Pacifica Foundation scrutiny, urging vigilance and public-spirited action rather than profit focus.
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Chicago
E. William Henry
Federal Communications Commission
Radio-Television Industry
Henry
Dcasters
National Association of Broadcasters
FCC
Commission
Pacifica Foundation
Munist
Pacifica
Three noon calls keep Saco firemen busy
Saco firefighters answered three calls in a single noon. They first responded to a flooded oil burner on Lillian Avenue, then reported a false alarm at Thornton Academy, and finally attended a flooded oil burner in an apartment at 56 Beach Street owned by Raymond Fournier, occupied by Arlene Plant. No damage occurred and no equipment was used.
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Saco
Lillian Avenue
Thornton Academy
Raymond Fournier
Beach St
Arlene Plant
Saco Baptists plan July summer fair at church
Adult Class of the Saco United Baptist Church completed plans for a summer fair to be held July 24. A weekly work session will run Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. starting April 14 to prepare. The gift table will feature aprons baked goods parcel post children gifts attic treasures and children's clothing. Luncheon plans were announced with co chairmen Mrs Frederick Hill and Mrs Harley Scammond Jr assisted by Mrs Hilton Lamson Miss Emma Lougee Mr and Mrs Thomas Prescott and Frederick Hill.
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Saco United Baptist Church
Frederick Hill
Harley Scammon Jr
Hilton Lamson
Emma Lougee
Thomas Prescott
Britain Rejects Soviet Demand At Geneva Disarmament Talks
Britain at Geneva rejected the Soviet demand for destroying nearly all major weapons in the first stage of disarmament. Peter Thomas said such a move would upset the military balance be nearly impossible to verify and pose a grave security risk. He added that agreement would elude them as long as the proposal stood.
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Geneva
Britain
Soviet Union
Peter Thomas
Thomas
Thunderbolt Division Manhunt Reunion Heads to Providence
The 83rd Infantry Thunderbolt Division seeks about 30000 former members scattered nationwide. The annual reunion, in its 18th year, will be in Providence Rhode Island August 20 21 and 22 at the Hotel Sheraton Biltmore. Veterans should contact national secretary Harry Lockwood 43 Oakland Ave Jersey City NJ.
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Thunderbolt
83Rd Infantry
Providence
R. I
Sheraton Biltmore
Harry Lockwood
Oakland Ave
Jersey City
N. J
Wilkin Named Director of Guy Gannett Broadcasting Services
Eugene W. Wilkin vice president of Guy Gannett Broadcasting Services was elected a company director. Mrs. Jean Gannett Arnzen, president of the firm operating WGAN TV and radio stations, announced the election on Monday.
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Portland
Eugene W. Wilkin
Guy Gannett Broadcasting Services
Jean Gannett Arnzen
WGAN
Wilkin
Rummage Sale Planned By Catholic Women
Catholic Women’s Club of the Most Holy Trinity Church set plans for a rummage and food sale on April 25 at the GAR hall Saco with 9 30 a m start. Committees led by Mrs James Lombard arranged pickups and donations while a May 22 spring bazaar and supper were also scheduled at the Saco Grange hall. A Moonlight Gardens themed Notre Dame Hospital Auxiliary ball is planned for May 2 at St Francis College with John Trull orchestra and a large preparations committee.
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Catholic Women's Club
Most Holy Trinity Church
Notre Dame
Beach Street
Saco
Edmund Choroszy
Gar Hall
James Lombard
Gerard Cameron
Frank Merigold
Daniel Reardon
Donald Handell
Raymond Hobbins
Elroy White
Ernest Huot, Jr
Ernest Cantara
Wilfrid Hughes
Irene Tarazwich
Sisters of Atonement
Choroszy
Saco Grange Hall
Gary Hill
Thomas Morrison
Theresa Colpitts
Lombard
Hobbins
Hill
Reardon
Morrison
Notre Dame Hospital
Armand Reay
Paquin Avenue
Biddeford
St. Francis College
John Trull
Albert Cookson
John Conroy
Leopold Viger
Andre Fortier
Marc Simard
Lucien Devon
J. Alfred Cabana
Drapeau Named Music Advisor for Western Maine Festival
Marcel Drapeau has been named as special music advisor for the Western Maine Music Festival, per Raymond A. Kenneally, superintendent of schools. The appointment follows Horace N. Killam’s death and aims to assist Robert Hodge and the committee in guiding festival planning for May 1 and 2.
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Marcel Drapeau
Raymond A. Kenneally
Horace N. Killam
Drapeau
Robert Hodge
Mrs. Ralph Smith Honored At Shower
A personal shower for Mrs. Ralph Smith of Whitten Hill Road was hosted by Mrs. Patricia Noble at Beachwood Road. Guests included Mrs. Irene Smith and 15 others with blue decor and a large cake by Mrs. Irene Smith. gifts and a purse of money were given.
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Kennebunkport
Ralph Smith
Whitten Hill Road
Patricia Noble
Beachwood Road
Beverly Lan.ogne
Rebecca Hanscom
Dorothy Hanscom
Helen Fisher
Mildred Cuff
Dorothy Clough
Abby Clouch
Ann Cluff
Mildred Wiles
Florence Inniss
Dorothy Cluff
Helen Chick
Louise Stone
Ann Stone
Elaine Baker
Lillian Baker
Emily Baker
Christine Adams
Diane Fisher
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Rambler American
Danny Kaye
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Crepeau Rambler Sales
Main St
Dial
Delta Alpha
Saco Baptists Planning Fair
Thunderbolt Division
New York Stock Exchange
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