Local notices list patients and personnel across Maine
A sequence of personal notices lists surgical and medical patients at Notre Dame hospital and Maine Osteopathic, plus service members and tours. Names include Lionel Casteau Barbara York Theophile Lemay Miss Sherry Witham Louise Eaton Leo Warner Sophie Liegakos Michael Gagne and Richard F Johnson. Also noted are Mrs Florence Swett of Kennebunk and arrangements for funeral services at Angell Funeral Home in Kennebunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Casteau
Green Street
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Barbara York
Biddeford Pool
Laurent Metayer
Chadwick Place
Alfred Paquette
High Street
Omer Cyr
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Theophile Lemay
Elimireet
Miss Sherry Witham
Portland Road
Saco
Maine
Mexico
Spirounias
Maine Castle
Michael D. Gagne
USMC
Hormidas Gagne
Marce Avenue
Parris Island
S. C
Ceeap
Local civic groups set meetings this week
The MEAVINSS Lafayette court of the Catholic Order of Foresters plans a 7 39 PM meeting at the Emery Street hall in Biddeford. Bideford VFW post schedules a 7 30 PM session in the City building. The Widows of World War I Chapter 9 meet Wednesday evening at the American Legion hall on Beach Street in Saco.
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Lafayette Court
Order of Foresters
Emery Street
Biddeford
Bideford Vfw Post
American Legion Hall
Beach Street
Saco
Church notes on weekly prayer and study meetings
The Prayer Fellowship group of Lyman Baptist meets Tuesday at 9 30 a m at the parsonage. Prayer meeting at 730 p m Tuesday at Full Gospel church Route 9A off Route 109 Wells. A prayer and Bible study at 730 p m Tuesday at First Baptist Ocean Avenue Old Orchard Beach. The Saco Salvation Army Home League meets Tuesday at 730 p m. The Daughters of Ruth of Biddeford Universalist church meet Tuesday at 230 p m in the church vestry with Mrs Harry Gowen and Mrs Paul Mc Intire as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prayer Fellowship
Lyman Baptist Church
Full Gospel
Wells
First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Saco Salvation Army
Ruth
Biddeford
Garage Fire Doused at Saco Residence
Saco firemen answered a garage fire at Rol and Petit’s home on 38 Peal Street last night. The fire burned walls and ceiling of the garage, and a booster line was used to extinguish it.
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Saco
Roland Petit
Peal Street
Council to Meet for Bear Brook Wastewater Contract
The Saco City council will meet tonight at 8 to award the Bear Brook Wasteage treatment plant contract. The agenda also includes bid openings for a police cruiser and bids for a new fire truck.
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Bear Brook
Saco
Ellen Rennicks Dies At 85 In Saco Funeral Planned
Ellen Rennicks age 85 of 58 Summer Street Saco died yesterday at a local hospital. She was born in Biddeford daughter of Jeremiah Donovan and Ellen Cannan Donovan widow of Thomas Rennicks a communicant of Most Holy Trinity Church Saco. Survivors include a sister Mrs John J O Sullivan of Biddeford and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 8 am at Most Holy Trinity Church Friends may call at Cote Funeral Home Beach Street Saco today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm
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Florence E. Swett
George E. Swett
Kennebunk
Old Sanford Road
Ezra F. Swett
Angell Funeral Home
Dane Street
Ellen Rennicks
Summer Street
Saco
Biddeford
Jeremiah
Ellen ‘Cannan Donovan
Thomas Rennicks
Most Holy Trinity Church
John J. O'Sullivan
Cote Funeral Home
Beach Street
R C Lariviere died at 48 in Saco Maine
C R Lariviere 48 of 109 Lincoln St Saco died suddenly at home Sunday. Born May 25 1912 in Saco he worked at Edwards Plant Saco Lowell Shops. Survived by widow Leonie Duke Farrell Lariviere son Roland daughter Joan stepdaughter Shirley Gendron Portsmouth NH four brothers and three sisters. Visitation at Emond Funeral Home Biddeford today until 10 pm and Tuesday 10 am to 10 pm. Funeral from Notre Dame de Lourdes church Wednesday at 8 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Rene Lariviere
Lincoln Street
Saco
Joseph Oliva
Alexandrina
Hubert) Lariviere
Edwards
Saco-Lowell
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Sacred Heart League of the Church
Leonie Duke Farrell Lariviere
Roland
Joan
Shirley Gendron
Portsmouth
N. H
Joseph Edgar
Oreliodore
Faldora
Ronald
Corana Lariviere
Lily Levesque
Yrabelle Boyer
Biddeford
Emonduneral
Hill Street
Exile forces land in Cuba as invasion unfolds
Reports from exile and U.S. sources detail multiple beachheads at Playa Larga Baracoa and Cabanas as anti Castro forces press an invasion. Rafael Garcia Na Varro predicts 5000 exile troops in battle. Miro Cardona claims liberation battle begun while Washington cautions cooperation with U.S. policy.
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Jose Miro Cardona
Castro
Cuba
U.S
Playa Larga
Havana
Cienfuegos
United States
Naval Station
Washington
Baracoa
Oriente
Guantanamo
Santiago
U.S. Navy
Guantanamo Naval Base
Cabanas
Pinar del Rio
Miro Cardona
Cuban Revolutionary Council
New York
Council
Dean Rusk
Portland Weather Forecast With Clearing Skies
Patchy sun and warmer conditions expected this afternoon then clearing tonight. Tuesday will be partly cloudy with cooler highs and a chance of showers. Winds west to southwest 5 to 15 mph. small craft warnings lowered north of Portland at 1 pm. Overnight lows include Caribou 28 and Mt Washington 16.
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Portland
Caribou
Eastport
Greenville
Old Town
Rumford
Mt. Wash
Concord
Halifax
Montreal
April Tide Times Chart Gaps in OCR Text
Readable fragments show a tide times table for April with high and low tides at A M and P M, including 17 day entry and partial times 12 06 and 12 37 and 6 22 6 36. Names and symbols are unreadable due to OCR errors.
Eichmann Pleads Innocent as Trial Begins
In a Tel Aviv courtroom Adolf Eichmann declares I am not guilty as he testifies from bulletproof glass. Attorney General Hausner delivers a charged opening, recounting Nazi rise to power and the fate of the Jews, while six million prosecutors seem unable to speak.
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Eichmann
Landau
Hausner
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Germany
Rusk weighs Laos stakes amid stalled Soviet replies
Rusk said the Soviet response to Britain on Laos retains some constructive elements but fails to clarify cease fire timing and verification. He warned that Khrushchev’s stance about no neutral parties risks delaying peaceful settlement while NATO unity and De Gaulle’s NATO stance loom at Oslo talks.
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Laos
Rusk
Britain
Foreign Office
Frank Roberts
Moscow
Washington
U.S
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Walter Lippman
Russia
Geneva
Atlantic
NATO
Oslo
Norway
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
United Nations
U.N
Newman Clubs elect Portland chair and officers
Alice Cham pagne of American International College was elected chairman of the New England Province of Newman Clubs. Other officers named include Mary Jo Cahill Barbeea Diamond and John Kenny as vice chairs Ann Conroy secretary and Peter Lasher treasurer with Rhode Island College Colby Mount Holyoke URI and UConn represented.
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Newman Clubs
Portland
Alice Champagne
American International College
New England
Mary Jo Cahill
Colby College
Barbeea Diamond
Mount Holyoke College
John Kenny
University of Rhode Island
Ann Conroy
Rhode Island College
Peter Lasher
University of Connecticut
Treashirer
Weekend Rain Keeps Saco Roads Busy
Saco and Old Orchard Beach suffered a day long downpour that flooded streets and clogged sewers. Street crews and the fire department operated pumps through the night to drain cellars and clear basins. Water breached sidewalks at Temple and Bradley streets with further trouble at Oak Promenade Hutchins and Bradley corners.
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Saco
Old Orchard Beach
West Grand Avenue
Ocean Park
Timothy Crowley
Crowley
Temple Street
Bradley Street
Oak Street
Promenade Avenue
Hutchins Street
Bradley
Franklin Streets
Benoit Dallaire Takes Bride In Montreal Rites
Kathleen Mary Grannery daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred J Grannary of St Laurent Qc married Benoit Dallaire son of Mr and Mrs Henry Dallaire at Our Lady of Fatima Church St Laurent on April 8 Rev Emmett Johns presided Miss Marilyn Grannary sang backup bride wore white organza gown with lace pearls veil cap carried white carnations and pale pink roses Barbara Grannary maid of honor wore light fascia organza with white and pink carnations groom’s father was best man Robert Grannary usher bouquets of orchids for attendees from Mrs Grannary in navy dress and Mrs Dallaire in navy with orchids after reception the couple departed for a tour of the Eastern and Southern United States
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Mary Grannery
Alfred J. Grannary
St. Laurent
P. Q
Benoit Dallaire
Henry Dallaire
Church of Our Lady of Fatima
Emmett Johns
P. Boyer
Marilyn Grannary
Barbara Grannary
Robert Grannary
Mrs. Grannary
Dallaire
United States
Saco Plea to Maine Over School Site Land Rights
Saco legislators present a letter urging Maine to divest any interests in land at Prell Park for an 18 room elementary school. The December 12 1960 referendum required construction to start by October 15 1961 and questioned title to the site as the city and School Planning committee sought state quiet title and support.
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Saco
Prell Park
State of Maine
Massachusetts
Niran Bates
Airport and school projects barge forward in winter delays
City and state share 24000 and 48000 respectively with federal funds totaling 48000 for the new airport improvements including a 200 by 300 foot parking area and a planned hangar. Biddeford’s industrial park gains official designation. Meanwhile a winter slowdown shifts completion of the 800000 high school and gymnasium past Thanksgiving with frost delaying sewage work as crews push to finish classrooms science spaces and the Stephen F White Memorial gym.
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Biddeford
City
Raymond A. Plante
Plante
Stephen F. White
Highland Streets
Frost
Lucien Bourque
Mahaney Company
Saco Electric
Alfred Boutin
JJ. D. Boucher and
Sonseid James McGrady Company
Tax official outlines rights at taxpayer sessions
Caplin emphasizes a taxpayer may be represented by a lawyer or an accountant at sessions and notes avenues of appeal within the IRS and in the federal courts if findings are not accepted.
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Caplin
IRS
Roa Hits Fore the United Nations
The United States offered provisional political asylum to the pilots amid UN investigations but Washington and Stevenson gave no indication they would release the names or make the pilots available for interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Washington
Stevenson
United States
U.N
U.S
Democrats Challenge Republicans On Platform Action
The Maine Democratic Party executive secretary Edward C. Schlick urged Republican legislators to show if they will implement their platform or keep it as window dressing. He noted Democrats have filed bills aligning with their platform planks and have pushed the measures in the House and Senate.
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Bingham IP
Maine
Democratic Party
Edward C. Schlick
House
Senate
Grant funds Maine education college expansion
The University of Maine Orono will use a five hundred thousand Ford Foundation grant over five years to create a College of Education curriculum and team teaching programs. Parts of the funds will finance electronic teaching aids and instruction via closed circuit television.
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U OF Moronoch
University of Maine
Ford Foundation
Mattie Tracy Weds Richard Hilton In Saco Church Ceremony
Mattie Mae Tracy daughter of Mr and Mrs Willie Tracy of Coolidge avenue Saco married Richard A Hilton son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hilton of Biddeford at a candlelight ceremony Saturday at Saco United Baptist Church. The Rev Stanley A Bennett officiated with soloist Joyce Geddes and organist Mary Hill. The couple will reside at 4 Coolidge avenue Saco after a trip to Washington DC.
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Mattie Mae Tracy
Willie E. Tracy
Coolidge Avenue
Saco
Richard A. Hilton
Clarence Hilton
Ferry Lane
Biddeford
Saco United Baptist Church
Stanley A.bennett
Joyce Geddes
Mary Hill
Ruth Tracy
William Gilpatric
William Foreman
Richard Desautels
Rachel Blunt
Mattie Trafton
Washington, D. C
Thornton Academy
Biddeford High School
Rachel Bowden
Dennnis Smith
Woodrow Sweet
Bellingham
Mass
Harold Hamilton
Gloucester
Stocks Rise as Industrials Lift Dow Above High
New York trading opened heavy with the Associated Press 60 stock average up .10 at 245.60 as industrials rise while utilities slip. The Dow Jones industrial average climbs to 695.06 at noon, surpassing the prior closing high of 694.11 set last Tuesday. Volume reaches 2.29 million shares in two hours.
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New York
Associated Press
Schering
American Broadcasting
Paramount
Polaroid
Ronson
Ampex
Sperry Rand
Smith- Corona Marchant
Radio Corp
U. S
Pastor blasts bill in South Portland on right to work
The Rev. Roland Normandeau of St. John’s Church branded a Sunday right-to-work proposal before the legislature an anti-worker bill. He said in the Parish Bulletin the legislation aims to make the worker’s position in labor management relations as insecure as possible.
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Paul
Alfred Street
Vermont Monumental Works
Elm ST
W. J. Provost
Scarborough
Dial Tucker
L. R. Joncas
Old Orchard
al Wellington
C. R. Lariviere
Mrs. Benoit Dallaire
Kathleen Grannery
Charles Hamp
Philadelphia
Sorrento Hotel
Miami Beach
Lexington
Wentworth Military Academy
Rolland Lombart
Harrisonville
Sterling Price
James E. Tucker
Prairie Village
Kan
James Mulligan
Conway
Tex
Emma Snow
Alice Smith
Eastern Air Lines
Ralph Dougherty
Griffin
Atlanta
Janet
Rickey
Randy
Dougherty
Central of Georgia Railway Co
Civil Defense
Roa Hits
Mattie M. Tracy
Richard Hilton
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