Deaths Eva P. Morris 67 Biddeford native
Eva P. Morris 67 of Biddeford died in a Biddeford hospital born March 25 1901 in Ware Massachusetts daughter of John and Margaret LaPierre Poitras she was a practical nurse at Leech Nursing Home Kennebunk and a St Joseph's Church communicant Surviving daughters Ruth Grantham and Phyllis Labbe a sister and a brother two grandchildren five great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral services 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at St Joseph's Church Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco call hours 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today and tomorrow Sansoucy's Funeral Home Biddeford
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Saco
Frank Lavigne
Hector Poitras
Old Orchard Beach
St. Joseph's Church
Laurel Hill
Sansoucy’s
Stone St
Biddeford
Leonard Rites Held for Old Orchard Beach Resident
Steven G Leonard 8 of 13 Seaview Ave Old Orchard Beach died Saturday afternoon in a Scarborough nursing home born February 22 1884 in New Brunswick Canada son of Frank and May Leonard was a former builder active in Democratic circles in the area retired 20 years ago as a welfare carpenter in Caribou and operated cabins here survived by one daughter Virginia P Leonard three sons Stanley D Leonard J Warren Leonard Raymond J Leonard one half brother Warren Leonard one sister Mrs Alice Perkins six grandchildren and one half sister Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 pm from Dennett and Craig Funeral Home 365 Main St Laco with interment in Laurel Hill Cemetery Friends may call today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.
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Old Orchard Beach
Steven G. Leonard
Seaview Ave
Scarborough
New Brunswick
Canada
Frank
May
Wark) Leonard
Caribou
Universalist Church
Virginia P. Leonard
This Town
Stanley D. Leonard
J. Warren Leonard
New Britain
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Laco
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Willie A Stone dies at 65 in Maine
Funeral services for Willie A Stone 65 of Whitten Hill Road Kennebunkport were held this morning at Congregational Church. Rev Robert Howes officiated with interment in Woodlawn Cemetery Biddeford. He was born August 13 1902 in the community, a retired Saco Lowell Shops machinist. Survived by widow Ruth Butler Stone a son David A Stone four daughters Elaine Baker Ann Stone Louise Stone four brothers and two sisters and one grandchild.
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Ruth Butler Stone
David A. Stone
Elaine Baker
Ann Stone
Louise Stone
Herman
Ernest
Temple
N.H
Charles
Winchester
Maurice
Greenville
Mildred Wildes
Helen Stone
Raynald Huot dies. Biddeford native WWII veteran
Raynald Huot of 5 Sullivan Street Biddeford died yesterday in a Portland hospital. Born April 25 1917 in Biddeford he was the son of Joseph and Corinne Huot and a World War II veteran. He was a communicant of St Andre's Church and a self employed commercial winter worker. Survived by one sister Mrs Leo Carey Springfield Mass four brothers Adelard Aldebert Rene Emelien Huot Biddeford and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services set for 9 a m Thursday at St Andre's Church with interment at St Joseph Cemetery Biddeford. Friends may call at Sansoucy Funeral Home Stone Street Biddeford tomorrow and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
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Raynald Huot
Sullivan St
Biddeford
Portland
Joseph
Corinne Brulette Huot
St. Andre's Church
Orton Ira Staples Post
AM. Vets
Leo Carey
Springfield
Mass
Adelard
Aldebert
Rene
Emelien Huot
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Sansoucy
Stone St
Beach Fire Incidents Struck Old Orchard Beach
Firefighters were summoned Saturday to douse a grass blaze on Thornton Avenue and again Sunday when an incinerator at the home of E. Emerson Cummings on Portland Avenue spread to nearby grass.
Party’s Peak in U S Socialist Movement 1901 1912
The Socialist party in the United States rose from 16 000 to 118 000 members between 1901 and 1912. It gained over 1 000 officeholders including 56 mayors and one congressman, per Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Socialist Party
United States
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Funeral Directors in Saco Maine Listings
Funeral service firms in Saco Maine include Shumway Funeral Service at 35 aes Street with Philip H. Gross Sr. as director, Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street, and Emond's Funeral Home at 254 5 511 with Frank X. Emond and J. P. Conroy named.
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Shumway Funeral Service
Aes Street
Saco
Philip H. Gross Sr
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Maine
Dial
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Death of Mrs Katherine Hubbell of Ada Ohio
Mrs Katherine Hubbell 23 of Ada Ohio died yesterday in a Lima hospital after a brief illness. Born in Kennebunk Maine April 22 1944 she was the daughter of Rodney and Lucille McBride and a Kennebunk High School graduate. Survived by widower John Hubbell of Ada her mother in Kennebunk two sons Stacy and Christopher a sister Carla Mitchell and a brother Brian McBride all of Kennebunk. Funeral 2 30 tomorrow from Hansons Funeral Home.
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Ada
Ohio
Katherine Hubbell
Lima
Kennebunk
Maine
Rodney
Lucille Dresser McBride
Kennebunk Hig School
Hubbell
John Hubbell
Stacy
Christopher
Carla Mitchell
Brian McBride
Hanson
Funeral services set for Mrs Ozide Roberge 78 Biddeford
Mrs Ozide Roberge 78 formerly of 15 Hill St Biddeford died this morning at her son s home after a long illness She was born Jan 14 1890 in St Fortunat Quebec widow of Florida Roberge Surviving are four sons Albert Ralph Fernand Adrian and four daughters Yvette Lacroix Gabrielle Camire Cecile Lottinville and Pauline Dubois She was a St Andre s Church communicant and Ste Anne s Sodality Funeral at St Andre s at 10 a m Thursday with calling hours at the funeral home 72 Hill St Biddeford 7 to 10 p m tonight tomorrow and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p m
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Old Orchard Beach
Ozide Roberge
Hill St
Biddeford
Guy Roberge
Charlies Ave
St. Fortunat
Que
Hercules
Camille Lemay Desrochers
Florida Roberge
St. Andre's Church
Philip Masse
Fleischer Rites Held for Michael West Hartford Native
Funeral services for Michael Fleischer 65 a resident of 34 Litchfield Street were held yesterday at Israel Cemetery Hartford. He died Friday in a Hartford hospital. Born in Biddeford Maine he was the son of Joseph and Nellie Fleischer. Surviving are his widow Sarah of West Hartford three brothers Abraham Biddeford Max and George Fleischer of Portland Maine three sisters Mrs Jenny Conklin Biddeford Mrs Annie Moody Augusta Maine and Mrs Fannie Walling Manchester New Hampshire.
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West Hartford
Conn
Michael Fleischer
Litchfield St
Biddeford
Maine
Israel Cemetery
Hartford Conn
Hartford
Joseph
Nellie Fleischer
Sarah Fleischer
Abraham Biddeford
Max
George Fleischer
Portland
Jenny Conklin
Annie Moody
Augusta
Fannie Walling
Manchester
N.H
Johnson Heads to Hawaii for Ceremonial Schedule
Johnson travels by motorcade to Iolani Palace for a ceremonial Hawaii visit. Press secretary says schedule centers on formal events. He will meet Sharp and McCain Tuesday and Park Wednesday, and address the Interparliamentary Conference with Mexico Tuesday morning. About 50 Congress members attend.
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Iolant Palace
John Burns
George Chiristian
Hawaii
Sharp
McCain
Johnson
Park
United States
Exico
Congress
Stocks Slide As Market Hovers On Peace News
New York stocks fell irregularly in active trading as the Dow Jones average slipped 2.89 to 902.80 at noon. Investors waited for fresh developments on peace moves in Vietnam and a cautious mood rattled higher priced issues. GM, Polaroid, IBM and MGM dropped while Du Pont rose.
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New York
Wall Street
Vietnam
Associated Press
General Motors
General Time
Seeburg
Talley Industries
Seebur
Gener
Lorillard
Schenley
Polaroid
IBM
CIT Financial
Southern Railway
General Electric
General Foods
Zenith du Pont
Biddeford Personal Notices Mention Freeman and Tremblay
Mrs Grace Freeman of 272 Elm Street Biddeford is a patient at Webber Hospital. Lt Col Joffrey Tremblay of Wright Patterson Air Force Base Dayton Ohio has been visiting his parents at 10 Oak Place Biddeford before heading to duty in Okinawa.
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Grace Freeman
Elm St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Joffrey. Tremblay
Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Augustine Tremblay
Oak Place
Okinawa
Legion Auxiliary to Meet at Mrs Beaudoin Home
A Past Presidents Parley of Owen-Davis Unit American Legion Auxiliary will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Beaudoin, 12 Lawn Ave. Saco Extension members convene at 10 30 a.m. tomorrow at G A R Hall Cutts Avenue Saco Owen Davis Post American Legion meets at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Beach Street post home refreshments to be served.
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Owen - Davis Unit
American Legion Auxiliary
Saco Extension
G.A.R. Hall
Cutts Ave.nue
Saco
Owen Davis
American Legion
Beach Street
Saco Post
Congregation Book Study at Kingdom Hall
A Congregation Book Study will be held at 8 p m on Tuesday in the Kingdom Hall of Joho Witnesses located at 107 Main St in the county.
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Kingdom Hall of Joho
Main St
Sunbeams Meet Tuesday at Salvation Army Hall
A Sunbeams girls group aged 6 to 10 will gather Tuesday at 3 30 p m in the Salvation Army hall located at 91 Union Ave Old Orchard Beach Maine for their meeting.
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Sunbeams
Salvation Army Hall
Union Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Ladies Home League Meets in Old Orchard Beach
The Ladies Home League will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p m in the Salvation Army hall located at 91 Union Ave Old Orchard Beach.
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Ladies Home League
Salvation Army Hall
Union Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Prayer Meeting at Full Gospel Church in Wells
A prayer meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Full Gospel church located on Route 9A just off Route 109 in Wells.
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Full Gospel
Wells
Miss Joan Cote Honored At Biddeford Bridal Shower
A surprise bridal shower for Miss Joan Cote, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cote of 53 Wentworth Street Biddeford, was held at La Foyer Hall. Hostesses were Mrs. Lillian Cote and Miss Anita Cote. Miss Cote will wed Donald Toussaint on April 27. A purse was given and pink and white refreshments served, with many relatives and friends attending.
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Joan Cote
Leo Cote
Wentworth St
Biddeford
la Foyer Hall
Pool and
Foss Streets
Lillian Cote
Anita Cote
Aline Perrault
Diane Deschambault
Doris Cook
Emelda Clavette
Antonio Binette
Reina Boucher
Armand Paul
Madeleine Vachon
Paulette Guignard
Leo Guignard
Marguerite Boissonneault
Marguerite Cote
Arlene Houde
Alice Grenier
Normand Binette
Rachel Poisson
Lucille Goodman
Margaret Binette
Leo Fecteau
Leo Warner
Madeleine Binette
Nancy Belanger
Georgiana Thibodeau
Albert Lessard
Robert Binette
Dorothy Nadeau
Lorraine Bon
Antoinette Binette
Leo Paul Bisson
Rita Cho
Freezing Tips For Sandwich Dressings And Mayonnaise
Freezing may affect salad dressing and mayonnaise. Salad dressings can be spread on sandwiches if frozen in advance. Frozen mayonnaise tends to separate and may not re-emulsify well.
Shake Well Before Opening Canned Soups
Guidance on mixing contents before use to ensure smooth texture. Shaking distributes ingredients evenly, reducing lumps when water is added, with emphasis on creamed soups for better consistency.
Oil in water keeps pasta separate and glossy
Adding two teaspoons of cooking oil to boiling water prevents noodles and pasta from sticking and getting gummy. The oil helps each strand or shape stay distinct, resulting in a shinier, drier finish as they cook.
Portland Weather Update Brief
Occasional rain tonight with low near 49. Tomorrow turns cooler with more rain.
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Portland
Weather Outlook For New England Five Day Forecast
The Weather Bureau projects a five day outlook for northern New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Coastal areas stay near normal, central regions above normal, and northern Maine New Hampshire and Vermont much above normal. Daytime highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. nights in the 40s. No sharp daily changes. Rainfall expected around half an inch with showers common through the period.
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Boston
Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Saco Boy Injured In Freak Accident
A four year old Saco boy was treated for facial cuts and bruises at Webber Hospital after being struck by a car on Main Avenue Camp Ellis. Police say John Larochelle four of Main Avenue ran into a car driven by Dave Siegel fifty six of Portland. A second driver Alan Sawyer forty nine of Saco backed out and struck a parked car of William Gill fifty of Hartford Conn. In another Saturday crash James Rowland forty eight of Saco and Gerard Campobasso thirty of Biddeford collided at Lincoln and Elm Streets.
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Saco
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Main Avenue
Camp Ellis
John Larochelle
Dave Siegel
Portland
Alan E. Sawyer
Winter St
Winter Street
William F. Gill
Hartford
Conn
James A. Rowland
Lincoln St
Gerard Campobasso
Elm St
Lincoln and
Elm Streets
Postage stamps omit living presidents’ portraits
A policy note states United States postage stamps do not feature images of living American presidents. The rule preserves stamp integrity by reflecting historical and constitutional considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thomas Name Meaning and Origin
The name Thomas means twin and was originally given to one of twins, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Thomas
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Old-Fashioned Logging Drive Gets Underway
In Machias River at Whitneyville Maine the last old fashioned log drive begins as 400000 feet of timber start down the West Branch toward the Passamaquoddy Lumber Co booms. Rob Wright of St. Regis Paper Co predicts the bulk will be afloat today and the crew of 30 log drivers will push the 2.2 million board feet over about three miles in the next 10 days. Logs are dropped by bull dozers and cranes rather than manpower.
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Maine
Machias
Robert Wright
St. Regis Paper Co
Passamaquoddy
Man on trial for embezzling from Canal National Bank
Portland AP reports 31 year old James R. Saunders faced a U S District Court jury of five women and seven men in Portland charged with embezzling 1000 dollars from Canal National Bank in March 1967 while a loan supervisor.
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Portland (Ap
Springvale
U.S District Court
Canal National Bank of Portland
James R. Saunders
Saunders
Ameri can Cyanamid reports gains in Q1 1968
Portland. Ameri can Cyanamid Co. said earnings for the first quarter 1968 rose to 22.12 million, up six percent from a year earlier, while sales increased two percent to 241.87 million. President Clifford D. Siverd attributed the rise to better volume and lower manufacturing costs.
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Portland
American Cyanamid Co
Clifford D. Siverd
Siverd
Portland men arraigned in marijuana sale case
Portland AP report two men arrested in a rooming house raid faced District Court arraignments on marijuana selling charges. George A. Wardwell 21 Bangor and Peter J. Gowen 28 New Britain Conn entered no plea. Bail set at 1000 each. Arraignment of three others deferred.
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Portland
George A. Wardwell
Bangor
Peter J. Gowen
New Britain
Conn
Wardwell
Gowen
Disney wins top Oscar in motion picture field
Walt Disney claimed the leading Oscar in the motion picture category while noting curling's Scottish origins as a side fact.
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Walt Disney
California Leads States in Teacher Employment
California has more school teachers than any other state, reflecting its large student population and number of school districts. The headline notes expansive educator staffing across public education, with implications for funding and classroom resources.
California Leads All States in Number of Automobiles
California has more automobiles than any other state in the Union, a fact highlighted in the latest transportation statistics. The remarkable lead underscores the state’s large population, vigorous economy, and extensive road network, fueling continued growth in vehicle ownership.
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California
State of the Union
Rural shift halves rural share for northeastern peasants
Only a fifth of the people in the northeastern United States now reside in rural areas, marking a notable migration toward urban environments and altering regional demographic patterns observed in recent census data.
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Northeastern
United
World’s most popular beverage is tea
A strong claim notes tea as the world’s top drink by popularity while a separate line reports a powerful computer capable of 16.6 million additions per second.
Wiley Post Sets Solo World Flight Record
Pilot Wiley Post completes the first solo round the world flight in seven days, 18 hours and 45 minutes covering 15,596 miles, marking a landmark aviation achievement.
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Wiley Post
World average rainfall set at 28.5 inches annually
Global climate data show the average yearly rainfall worldwide is 28.5 inches. This figure reflects measurements across continents and informs discussions of drought risk and water resources planning.
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World
Luray Caverns Reported With Year-Round Chill
The Luray Caverns of Virginia maintain a constant temperature of four degrees year round, a notable feature that shapes visitor experience and cave conditions.
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Luray Caverns
Virginia
Boston Red Sox Home Opener Postponed to Tuesday
The Boston Red Sox home opener at Fenway Park against the Detroit Tigers was postponed due to rain. Opening ceremonies move to Tuesday, and today’s tickets are valid for Tuesday with rain checks offered for future games.
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Boston Red Sox
Boston
Detroit Tigers
Fenway Park
Tuesay
Red Sox
Sox
Boarding house owner ties suspect to MLK slaying in Birmingham
Peter Cherpes, 72, who runs a Birmingham boarding house, identified a drawing of the man sought in Dr. King’s slaying as Eric Galt. FBI investigators have pursued leads across Virginia to Florida, with no warrant or official confirmation on Galt. A white Mustang linked to Galt was found abandoned in Atlanta, and Cherpes reported Galt had Alabama credentials and bought a Mustang.
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Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Eric Galt
Peter Cherpes
Eric Starvo Galt
Atlanta
Alabama
Memphis
Tenn
King
Cherpes
FBI
Virginia
Florida
Disa
Galt Lastriday
Galt
Crescograph Observes Plant Growth Electrically
A crescograph is an electronic device used to watch and measure the growth of plant life.
Finland Holds Vast Inland Waterway Network
Finland possesses about 31,000 miles of inland waterways, the largest network among nations, reflecting its extensive lake and river system.
To Earn Astronaut Wings, Pilot Must Reach 50 Miles Plus
The rule states that a pilot is entitled to wear the astronaut wings only after achieving an altitude of at least fifty miles above the Earth's surface. This threshold defines the qualification for spaceflight recognition and pilot status.
Virginal Named for Queen Elizabeth I Fame
The virginal instrument derives its name from its popularity with Queen Elizabeth I and the era's young maidens, reflecting a courtly association with music and elegance.
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Virginal
Queen Elizabeth I
No evidence flag flew on Revolutionary War battlefields
The claim questions the presence of the American flag on battlefields during the Revolutionary War era. Historical records show symbolic flags and regimental colors used, but direct evidence of a standardized national flag flown in battles remains debated among scholars.
Right vs left pages in book binding terms
The verso is the left-hand page and the recto is the right-hand page in a bound book. The verso bears odd numbering and often holds supplementary content, while the recto carries the even-numbered page content, guiding reader orientation.
Bedlam origin tied to Bethlehem hospital name
The term bedlam derives from Bethlehem Hospital in London, an historic asylum whose name became a common label for chaotic scenes. The word reflects the hospital’s notoriety and the public perception of the era’s mental care institutions.
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Bedlam
Bethlehem
London
England
In art purple signifies royalty and prestige
A brief note on color symbolism states that purple in artwork conveys royalty and status across periods and cultures, reflecting historical associations with monarchs and ceremonial wear.
Veterans of World War I install District 1 leaders
District 1 Veterans and Auxiliary officers were installed at an after noon YMCA meeting. District 1 covers Biddeford Sanford South Berwick and Portland with Napoleon J Frechette installing, assisted by Edward Geary. George W B Brown was elected District 1 commander to be installed at the June State Convention in Houston.
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Portland
District 1
YMCA
Biddeford
Sanford
South Berwick
Department of Maine
Napoleon J. Frechette
Hills Beach
Edward Geary
Elmer Warren
Waterboro
Raymond Johnson
D. O. Huntress
Theodore Turmelle
Aevale
William Shapleigh
George W. B. Brown
South Portland
Houston
Florence Gane
Saco
Diana Moulin
York County Barracks
Lucy Murphy
Madeline Wilson
Elinor Whitten
Lena Bradburn
May McCandless
Florence Gagne
Saco Guard
Marie A. Dorais
Delcia Frechette
Olive Pettingill
York County
Beach Council set to hear licenses this night
Town Council meeting to hear licenses for Americo Ferrante and others. List includes motels cabins rental units barber shop bowling alley and amusement venue various streets and addresses in Beach area. Also license for spirituous liquors and malt beverages and parking at Depot Square noted.
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Americo
Betty Ferrante
Reggie
Rchard Smith
West Grand Ave
Mar— Depot Square
Fort Fairfield Teens Found Dead In Field Car
AUGUSTA AP Two Fort Fairfield teenagers Patricia Dorsey 17 and John Cyr 16 were found dead today in a car parked in a field in Fort Fairfield. They had been reported missing by their families Sunday. State police Sergeant Charles Bruton said both pupils at Fort Fairfield High School. Cause of death under investigation.
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Augusta
Fort Fairfield
Charles R. Bruton
Criminal Investigation Division
Patricia Dorsey
John Cyr
Fort Fairfield High School
Bruton
Smell Sense Says Humans Detect Thousands of Odors
The text notes that an average person can smell about 2,000 distinct odors while trained sniffers can distinguish roughly 4,000 scents. It highlights the disparity between everyday olfactory ability and expert scent discrimination.
Tonga King Taufaahau Surfer and Diver Enthusiast
Taufaahau, the 325 pound monarch of Tonga, is noted as an avid surfer, fisherman, and scuba diver. The profile highlights his leisure pursuits alongside royal duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonga
Taufa
Dutschke shooting sparks West Berlin protests and turmoil
In West Berlin supporters of wounded student leader Rudi Dutschke clash with police as demonstrators demand to be heard. The unrest represents a challenge to authorities, with prior student protests intensifying after the shooting and raising questions about how to respond amid political tensions. Humphrey pursues party fundraising as he eyes the Democratic nomination for president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litics
Humphrey
International
Rudi Dutschke
West Berlin
West Germany
Dutschke
Washington tax deadline and dam project dominate day news
Midnight tonight is the deadline for filing 1967 income tax returns with about 18 million Americans expected to have completed the task. Engineers cut the Columbia River flow Tuesday to backfill a reservoir behind the largest dam built by U.S. Army engineers, adding power oil feed utilities in the Pacific Northwest as talks begin on total wage issues ahead of national negotiations in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Engineers
Columbia River
U.S. Army
Pacific Northwest
Jane
Uncaptured Confederate Capital East of Mississippi
Tallahassee Florida stood as the only Confederate capital east of the Mississippi River not captured during the conflict. The note recalls its strategic position and endurance amid Union advances, underscoring its symbolic role in the war’s eastern theater.
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Mississippi Iver
Tallahassee
Fla
Moonlit rainbow occurrence remains infrequent
Moon can form a rainbow only when moonlight suffices and atmospheric conditions align. Despite poetic notions, visible moonbows are rare due to the faint light. Astronomers note strong moonlight and appropriate mist create the phenomenon, but it is not common.
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William Binette
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Pauline Goulet
Simonne Patterson
Claire Cadorette
Raynald Cloutier
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Arthur Duffy
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George Dumais
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Estelle Harper
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