Elmer to be guest speaker at Ocean Park service
The Rev Frank lin D Elmer Jr pastor of Woodside Church Flint Mich will preach at The Temple Ocean Park in morning worship on Sunday his topic The Origins of the Bible in You A 7 30 p m illustrated talk Faces of Russia follows with Rev Joseph E O Donnell Jr directing the devotional The event features The Temple Juniors and the temple choir with Miss Berniece F Libby on piano and Mrs Hazel F O Donnell Jr as soloist Adelbert M Jakeman Ocean Park Association head presides and the service will be broadcast at 11 am
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Ocean Park
Franklin D. Elmer, Jr
Woodside Church
Interdenominational
Flint
Mich
South Bristol
Elmer
Philip A. C. Clarke
Park Avenue Methodist Church
New York City
Donald P. Dickinson
First Baptist Church
Charlestown
Mass
Temple
F. Stewart Shuster
Berniece F. Libby
Adelbert M. Jakeman
Ocean Park Association
B.C. Jordan Memorial Hall
Ethel G. Nelson
Russia
Joseph E. O'Donnell, Jr
Andover Newton Theological School
Hazel F. O’donnell, Jr
Swimmer Shirley France recalls childhood costs of channel bid
Shirley Mae France later Mrs. Donald Setters, once age 17 training for the English Channel in 1949 1950, says she would not want her children to miss childhood fun. She remembers strict routines eight thirty bedtime five a.m. practice and missing normal youth while chasing the tides. Now 32 and with five children, she sees the effort as a wonderful experience but not a success.
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Somerset
Mass
Shirley Mae France
Fall River
France
Donald Seters
Dover
England
Shirley Mae
E. Douglas Smith
Scott
Daryl
Shelby
Setters
Donald
Daniel
Danny
Hart Finds 38th Parallel In West Point Life
Eddie Hart, a West Point, Kentucky postman, keeps crossing the 38th parallel daily a reminder of his Korean War service where the line divided North and South Korea. The same line also runs through the town.
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West Point
Eddie Hart
North
South Korea
Hart
Duke Carmel Struggles in Yankees Spring Expos
Duke Carmel, added by the Yankees to strengthen their pen, went hitless in 29 plate appearances during spring exhibition games.
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Duke Carmel
Yankees
Atomic Age Begins in Oak Ridge 20 Years Later
Oak Ridge marks the 20th anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing and the birth of the Atomic Age. Survivors and scientists like Frank Bruce and Drs Tanida and Liverman reflect on early secrecy, later progress, and broad research from medicine to energy.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
Oak Ridge
United States
Hiroshima
East Tennessee
Frank Bruce
Oak
States
Bruce
Oak Ridgers
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Tanida
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Liverman
Venus
Alvin M. Weinberg
Tanida’s
Haliwick
Transplanted Memory Sparks Talk Of Human Benefit
UCLA psychologists report transplanting RNA memory between rats. Injected memory made untrained rats respond to a click in 7 of 25 trials, suggesting RNA involvement in memory. Memory faded without reinforcement, researchers say.
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Los Angeles
University of California At Los Angeles
Allen L. Jacobison
Jacobson
Parents Friends Dance Planned By Decary II Auxiliary
Decary Little League Auxiliary finalizes plans for a Parents and Friends Dance to close the baseball season. The Sept 18 event will be at St. Andre's Hall Biddeford with Lee Russell's Orchestra. Committee members include Mrs. Arbour and others handling tickets decorations and publicity.
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Parents and Friends
Decary
Little League
Pauline Arbour
St. Andre's Hall
Biddeford
Lee Russell
Arbour
Noella
L’heureux
Theresa Bouthot
Nancy DeRocher
Ethel
Soviet Cosmonaut Gherman Tilov Announces Baby On The Way
Moscow AP report notes Gherman Tilov and his wife expect a baby this month marking his fourth anniversary in space. He follows Valentina Tereshkova and Andrian Nikolayev as cosmonauts who have had children since their space flights.
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Moscow
Gherman Tilov
Valentina Tereshkova
Andrian Nikolayev
Johnsons enjoy quiet Broadway tragedy The Subject Was Roses
Mrs Lyn don B Johnson and daughter Lynda Bird 21 saw The Subject Was Roses on Broadway. She called it a low key understated tragedy with humorous lines and said it touches many people. They spent the day shopping for clothes and visiting an art gallery.
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New York
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lynda Bird
Broadway
Rowan to Become Washington Columnist for Chicago Daily News
Carl T. Rowan, outgoing U S Information Agency director, says he will start a Washington column September 1. He plans a three day a week Chicago Daily News and Publishers Newspaper Syndicate column and regular Readers Digest contributions. He says he will not violate government security or confidences.
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Washington
Carl T. Rowan
U.S. Information Agency
Kennedy
Johnson
Chicago Daily News and Publishers
State Department
Egyptian Presidents Daughter Weds in State Ceremony
In Cairo, Nas ser's eldest daughter Hoda, 20, married in a Muslim ceremony during a state visit by President Sekou Toure of Guinea. Groom Satem Sadek is the son of a former deputy government minister.
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Cairo
Nasser
Hoda
Sekou Toure
Guinea
Egypt
Satem Sadek
Devil's marble to anchor Oslo Harbor sightline
A ten ton devil's marble from Central Australia will be set in a commanding position at Oslo Harbor to be visible to ships passing by. Devil's marbles are round or oval granite rocks from Central Australia, the farthest point a Norwegian can reach from home.
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Sydney
Australia
Oslo
Central
Post Office Tests Giant Steel Mail Containers
The United States Post Office experiments with giant steel containers that can be packed with mail and shipped across the continent oceans and other countries without handling the contents.
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United States Post Office
Dear Elinor WilliamsAdvice on teen questions about life and love
The column advises early basic sex education from a mother or library resources and promotes waiting for marriage. It discusses teen crushes as infatuation, aging maturity, and the value of focusing on school and activities while avoiding reminders of past dates. It invites readers to write for personal guidance.
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Elinor Williams
Elinor
Evelyn M. Duvall
Association Press
291 Broadway
New York
N.Y
The
National Council of the Ymca of the USA
Box
Dept
WCP
Boston
Mass
Local residents face district court for a range of speeding and license offenses
Dozens appeared in Saco 10th District Court as Judge George Varney disposed of a full docket. William G. Mason of Saco and many others from Biddeford Old Orchard Beach and surrounding towns pled guilty to speeding violations license issues and other traffic offenses with fines from 10 to 100 dollars. Police complaints included Old Orchard Beach Saco Biddeford and Kennebunk.
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Saco 10Th District
George Varney
Multiple Youths Plead Guilty to Traffic and liquor Offenses
Walter F. James 17 of Springfield Missouri pleaded guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor by a minor and was fined ten dollars. Stuart J. Emmons 18 of Cape Porpoise pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle without a front registration plate and was fined ten dollars. John Dana Hagen Jr 18 of Wakefield Massachusetts pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle without a license and was fined twenty five dollars. A charge of operating a motor vehicle with an inadequate muffler against Charles H. Savage Jr 45 of Needham Massachusetts was filed. David C. Pineo of Ogunquit pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle without lights. David Tufts 15 of Wells motor cycle without a learner's permit or license was fined twenty five dollars. Francis E Sutherland 34 of Dover New Hampshire pleaded guilty to towing an unregistered motor vehicle without a permit and to towing a motor vehicle without a permit. Alan B Vincent 25 of Gardiner was fined twenty five dollars.
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Daniel P. Leblond
Elm St
Biddeford
Kennebunk
Charles Georgacarakos
Westland Ave
Joseph W. Frechette
Pike St
Frechette
Raymond Amnotte
Theresa Amnotte
Amnette
Lorraine Jalbert
Richard W. Roberge
Market St
Saco
Patricia
Ralph Bouvier
Norman H. Calkins
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Calkins
Kennebunk Police
David Boisvert
Vivian Boisvert
Dennis D. Frechette
Highland Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Robert F. Sanclemente
Sherborn
Mass
Morris M. Sherman
Newton Center
Lorenzo J. LeBlanc
East Hartford
Conn
Raymond J. Lapointe
Somersworth
N.H
William M Garrett Jr
Spartanburg
S. C
Roland E. Demers
West Baldwin
Ronald T. Nuntley
Freeport
Edward Souza
Peabody
James E. Murphy
Murphy
Donald R. Hawkins Jr
Auburn
Charles van Horn
Washington, D.C
Robert Campbell
Wells
Robert C. LaClair
Claremont
Thomas W
Patrick L. Sirmeyer
Broward
Calvin W. Tozier
Dayton
Stuart J. Emmons
Cape Porpoise
John Dana Hagen Jr
Wakefield
Charles H. Savage Jr
Needham
David C. Pineo
Ogunquit
David Tufts
Francis E., Sutherland
Dover
N. H
Alan B. Vincent
Gardiner
Monique Godbout Honored At Shower
Miss Monique Godbout honored at bridal shower hosted by her mother at 25 Winter Street Biddeford. She will wed Lucien Demeule of Old Orchard Beach on Sept 4. Guests, gifts, games, and a buffet marked the social event with many attendees listed.
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Monique Godbout
Albert Godbout
Winter Street
Biddeford
Godbout
Lucien Demeule
Old Orchard Beach
Trousseau
Malvina Corbeil
Claudette Thyng
Charlene Paradis
Lucienne Gagne
Carmen Gendreau
Blanche Demeule
Rosele Robinson
Donna Labbe
Theresa Pinette
Pauline Perkins
John Bissonnette
Pauline Thibeault
Aldin Pare
Edward Demeule
Charles Glaude
Lucille Garland
Laurette Baillargeon
Joan Dallaire
William Dumont
Pauline Dumont
Peggy Dumont
Blanche Lemieux
Anna_ Foley
Gladys High
Sheila Godbout
Nancy Demeule
Irene Demeule
Pauline Demeule
Theresa Demeule
Sonia Ross
Reinette Chartier
Fred Lamirande
Priscille Huot
Jeannette Robitaille
Henri Lemire
Madeleine Larochelle
Camilla Bissonnette
Yolande Lowell
Mederise Leblanc
Rita Daigneault
Lucienne Petit
Rita Simard
Jackie Dumont
Priscille Anderson
Esther Laprel
Therese Bourassa
Cora Gagne
Germain Caron
Psychiatric screening shifts aim for combat fitness in military service
The surgeon general notes combat duty standards have evolved with warfare. Psychiatric criteria at enlistment are less strict, seeking to exclude only gross psychiatric conditions while recognizing liberal procurement and uncertain predictive power for future behavior.
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Psee
Berserk Barber Stabs Youth in Nagpur Shop
A Nagpur barber stabbed an 18 year old to death with scissors after customers grew restless and left the crowded shop while waiting their turns. The incident occurred as tensions rose among patrons and the barber reportedly became enraged.
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Nagpur
India
Public Utilities Commission to Hear Portland Bus Discontinuance
The Maine Public Utilities Commission will hold a public hearing in Portland on August 12 at City Hall to decide if continuing Portland Coach Co service is in the public interest. The company plans to cease operations September 4 citing low ridership and rising costs and was ordered to present supporting evidence and possible alternatives.
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Public Utilities Commission
Augusta
Portland
Portland Coach Co
Maine
PUC
Frederick N. Allen
Johnson cites high teen and Negro unemployment in new jobs data
President Johnson says unemployment is at 4.5 percent but still high for teens and African Americans. Labor figures show teenagers added 1.6 million jobs yet their jobless rate fell only from 14.1 to 13.2 percent due to large labor-force entry.
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Washington
Johnson
Labor Department
Congress OKs five year aid for salt water conversion program
Congress approved a five year 185 million measure to extend accelerate and expand an Interior Department salt water conversion for drinking program. The bill authorizes an extra 15 million for research and development bringing fiscal 1967 total to 35 million with further authorizations required above 90 million up to 180 million.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Interior Department
House
Senate
GOP Leaders Attack Spending Over Inflation and Unemployment
Senate GOP Leader Dirksen and House GOP Leader Ford condemned administration spending as inflationary and ineffective at lowering unemployment. Dirksen cited a third straight monthly rise in the cost of living while Ford argued that programs touted as cures for unemployment have not reached the 4 percent interim goal.
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Washington
Senate
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Dirksen
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Carl Nelson
Paul Marshall
Atlantic Ave
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Maplewood Ave
Robert R Woodward
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