Montreal man dies in Old Orchard Beach while visiting
Francis Godel 70 a Montreal resident died instantly Monday after collapsing on a street in Old Orchard Beach where he had stayed about three weeks Born in Jersey Channel Island he was the son of Mr and Mrs Philippe Godel He is survived by his widow Adele Cox Godel Funeral services will be held Thursday in Montreal Arrangements were by Boldew Funeral Home Biddeford and the body sent to William Wray Funeral Home Montreal Burial at Mount Royal Cemetery Portland forecast calls for mixed skies warm humid air with showers and thundershowers this afternoon with gusty southwest winds then cooler temperatures in the 60s to 70s and more unsettled weather into Wednesday.
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Francis Godel
Montreal
Old Orchard Beach
Jersey
Channel Island
Philippe Godel
Europe
Adele (Cox) Godel
Boldue Funeral Home
Alfred Street
Biddeford
William Wray
Mount Royal Cemetery
York County council and Legion auxiliary plan Saturday meeting
The York County council and American Legion auxiliary will meet Saturday evening at 8 with the Wallingford-Harris unit in Kittery. St Philip-by-the-Sea church Fortunes Rocks hosts a lawn party Saturday from 2 to 6 p.m. Arts and Crafts and White Elephant tables featured.
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York County Council
American Legion Auxiliary
Wallingford-Harris
Kittery
St. Philip-by the-Sea Church
Fortunes Rocks
Bishop Fenwick Council Knights meet tonight at DAR Hall
The Bishop Fenwick Council Knights of Columbus will hold a meeting tonight at the DAR hall in Saco. Members are urged to attend and discuss council affairs and upcoming events.
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Bishop Fenwick
Knights of Columbus
D.A.R. Hall
Saco
Funeral services for Joseph W. Scott
Funeral services for Joseph W. Scott of 125 Tasker Street Saco will be held Thursday morning at the Most Holy Trinity Church Saco with burial in the family lot at St Joseph Cemetery Friends may call at the Cote Funeral Home Beach Street Saco today and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p m
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Joseph W. Scott
Tasker Street
Saco
Most Holy Trinity Church
St. Joseph Cemetery
Cote Funeral Home
Beach Street
Funeral rites for James C. Hoctor at St Mary Church
Funeral services were held for James C. Hoctor from St Mary church this morning. A requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev Maurice Goan with William Clea as soloist and Miss Elizabeth Seide as organist. Bearers included Paul Hoctor Henry Gerard Robert Hoctor Robert J Hoctor John Hoctor and James O'Meara. Burial followed in the family lot at St Mary cemetery with Rev Cornelius Enright delivering commital prayers.
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James C. Hoctor
St. Mary Church
Maurice Goan
William Clea
Elizabeth Seide
Paul Hoctor
Henry Gerard
Robert Hoctor
Robert J. Hoctor
John Hoctor
James O'Meara
St. Mary Cemetery
Cornelius Enright
Mrs Finkbine To See Doctor About Abortion
Mrs Sherri Finkbine and her husband left their Stockholm hotel to consult a Swedish doctor about an abortion she seeks due to fear her fetus will be deformed. She has taken thalidomide during early pregnancy, a drug linked to malformed babies abroad, and flew in from Los Angeles on Sunday.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Sherri Finkbine
Phoenix
Ariz
Europe
Australia
Canada
Deadlock Over Soblen Flight Keeps Soblen in Jail
London AP report states a transport deadlock leaves Dr. Robert A. Soblen in Brixton Prison as El Al delays plans to move him from Tel Aviv to New York. Britain set a deadline, Israel refused to carry him, and the next New York flight was expected within 36 hours. Soblen injured himself in a bid for asylum.
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London
Robert A. Soblen
Brixton
el al
United States
Ee York
New York
Britain
Soviet Union
Home Office
Soblen
Tel Aviv
Israel
British Press Association
NEA Adds Two Flights to Maine Service
The Northeast Airlines will add two round trips to Maine service. Gov. Reed said the upgrade follows a July 9 conference with NEA officials and Maine aeronautics director Scott K. Higgins. A third round trip will operate Fridays and Sundays between Boston and Augusta starting this week, and on September 10 a second daily round trip will be added between Boston and Presque Isle.
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Augusta
Northeast Airlines
Maine
Gov. Reed
NEA
Scott K. Higgins
Maine Aeronautics
Boston
Presque Isle
Prayer Services Planned at Local Churches Wednesday
A prayer meeting with choir rehearsal follows at 8 30 p m at Lyman First Baptist Church Goodwins Mills A prayer service is also set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Advent Christian Church Route 35 Kennebunk Lower Village
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Lyman First Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Advent Christian Church
Route 35
Kennebunk Lower Village
Prayer Meeting At Advent Christian Church
A prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Advent Christian church on Saco avenue in Old Orchard Beach.
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Advent Christian Church
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Christian Science Society Hosts Evening Service in Saco
The Christian Science Society at Hamilton Memorial 42 Beach Street Saco will hold a Wednesday 7 45 pm service and the reading room will be open to the public Thursday from 2 to 4 pm.
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Christian Science Society
Hamilton Memorial
Beachstreet
Saco
The
Beach Street
Community Bible Study at Ogunquit Baptist Church
A Community Bible Study will be held on Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Ogunquit Baptist Church located on Shore Road.
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Ogunquit Baptist Church
Shore Road
Market opens slow as shares slide on steady losses
New York AP reports a slow market open with steady declines through the morning. The Dow Jones industrial average fell to 589.98 as most major groups declined and several issues hit ex-dividend. Merck Pfizer and Schering weakened amid ongoing publicity concerns while steel and auto sectors showed mixed results despite favorable news.
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New York
Associated Press
Steel
Bethlehem
Jones & Laughlin
General Motors
Merck
Pfizer
Schering
Stauffer Chemical
Stauffer
New York Stock Exchange
Treasury
Presidential Visit To Highlight Navy Festival
President John F Kennedy will visit NAS Brunswick August 9 to 12 for the Navy Summer Festival. Blue Angels Chuting Stars and COMTEN Steel Band join the four day event with paratroopers, aerial acts, displays from F4H Phantom jets and Space Museum, and Sen. Margaret Chase Smith attending Sunday air show. Free admission and parking planned as crowds gather for the Presidential arrival and weekend festivities.
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John F. Kennedy
Navy Brunswick
Naval Air Station, Brunswick
Kennedy
Air Station
St. John’s Island
Blue Angels
Chuting Stars
Comten Steel Band
Blue Angels Navy
Navy
Naval Aviation
Chilting Stars
Naval District Steel Band
Puerto Rico
New England
The
Stardusters
Hope
Mike Kent
Nas Brunswick
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Spacemobile
Maine Light Assocition
John H. Reed
Bath
Scearborough
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Sen. Smith
Local 406 Plans Parley On Contract With Saco-Lowell
Local 406 Textile Workers Union of America AFL-CIO will hold a general meeting at Union hall 159 Main Street Biddeford Sunday. Michael Schoonjans said executive board and negotiating committee recommendations on upcoming contract talks with Saco-Lowell will be presented. The union aims to terminate the current agreement expiring September 15 this year, with officials to propose changes. The 1960 contract raised wages 5 percent, followed by 4 percent for direct and 6 percent for indirect workers a year later, plus illness vacations and seniority provisions. Negotiations with Saco-Lowell are expected to begin next week.
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Textile Workers Union of America
Afl-Cio
Union Hall
Main Street
Biddeford
Michael Schoonjans
Schoonjans
Saco- Lowell
Saco-Lowell
State Employes To Assist In Safety Efforts
AUGUSTA AP The Maine State Employes Association offered Gov Reed full cooperation to curb the highway death toll. John G Small of Portland said the association will assist in any emergency or long range program with the State Police and Highway Safety Committee. The governor planned a statewide radio and TV appeal at 1 15 p m Friday urging caution. Deaths reached 109 for the year, up from 9 or so at the same point last year. Reed’s broadcast is arranged by the Maine Association of Broadcasters.
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Augusta
Maine State Employes Association
Reed
MSEA
John G. Small
Portland
Highway Safety Committee
Maine Association of Broadcasters
Tea Honoring French Guest At Corriveau Residence
The Ferry road home of Dr and Mrs Arthur Corriveau Saco opens this afternoon for a tea honoring Miss Lucile De lagrange a guest from France. Guest list includes spouses and daughters of local Rotary club officers and directors with Mrs John Gibson and Mrs Charles Smith among special hostesses later this month. Teatable features summer floral candle arrangements and pourers Mrs Gibson Mrs Lloyd Anderson Mrs Robert Whittier and Mrs J Ralph Larochelle.
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Ferry Road
Arthur Corriveau
Saco
Lucile Delagrange
France
Biddeford
Saco Rotary Club
Corriveau
John Gibson
Charles Smith
Kennebunk
Gibson
Lloyd Anderson
Robert Whittier
J. Ralph Larochelle
Midweek Religious Meetings Across Local Churches
The Christian Science society holds Wednesday events at 7 45 p m. The Lyman Baptist church at Goodwins Mills hosts choir at 6 30 p m and prayer at 8 p m. A mid week service is at 7 30 p m at the Full Gospel church Wells. Village Baptist Kennebunkport hosts an erect and Bible study hour at 7 30 p m in its vestry.
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Full Gospel
Route 9-A
Wells
Kennebunkport
Bee Swatting Mother Killed In Car Crash
FACTORYVILLE Pa A mother, 50 year old Mrs Theodore Pettie of Sellersville Pa, was killed Monday when her car swerved while she swatted a bee, distracting her 17 year old son Russell who was driving and caused the vehicle to hit a bridge. The son was treated at a hospital.
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Factoryville
Theodore Pettie
Sellersville
Russell
Arundel Committee Chooses Teacher for Consolidated School
A special meeting of the Arundel School Superintending Committee elected Mrs. Eleanor Hutchins of Wells to teach grades three and four at Arundel Consolidated School. Hutchins is a Salem Teachers College graduate with experience in Salem and Wells. The exterior painting contract for the Arundel school was awarded to Lloyd Osborne of Goodwins Mills.
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Arundel
Raymond P. Kenneally
Eleanor Hutchins
Weils
Hutchins
Salem Teachers College
Salem
Mass
Wells
Arundel School
Lloyd Osborne
Goodwins Mills
FDA chief cites thalidomide safety doubts in Senate
The highest civilian honor was awarded for pushing that thalidomide safety for general use remains unproven. FDA director Wallace Janssen outlined the agency’s findings. Kefauver warned that true certainty on deformities may come only near year’s end. FDA surveyed thalidomide in the United States with 1,231 physicians contacted. 158 did not respond or return pills. Democratic leaders plan early action on drug legislation after a weekly briefing with President Kennedy. Mansfield noted Congress will address farm and drug bills after satellites. The debate on a government versus private satellite operator continues.
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Celebrezze
Wallace Janssen
FDA
Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Senate
Europe
United States
New York
Park Avenue
Germany
Food and Drug
George P. Larrick
Senate Judiciary Committee
U.S
Kennedy
House
Mansfield
Chamber and lawmakers clash over taxes and policy
Javits and Proxmire assail Federal Reserve rate hikes as choking the economy. McChesney Martin defends high rates to keep capital from fleeing abroad, while House Ways and Means prepares to hear Dillon and Bell. Ladd Plumley of the U S Chamber pushes for a rapid tax cut tied to balanced-budget goals.
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William Proxmire
D-Wis
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
William McChesney Martin Jr
Board
U.S
House Ways and Means Committee
Plumley
Advertising Club of Washington
Biddeford Repa ys Tax Anticipation Funds
Biddeford repaid 100000 in tax anticipation funds today, City Treasurer Richard E Moore said. The year total repaid reaches 490000 with 150000 still outstanding. the next payment is due August 15.
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Biddeford
Richard E. Moore
Moore
Dance leaders attend Boston convention in Maine feature
Mrs Gladys H Ruben director of the Gladys H Ruben School of the Dance returned from Boston where she attended the Dance Caravan convention at the Hotel Somerset Jane Dodge a top modern jazz teacher was present She previously taught with the Maine Dance Teacher club and Art Stone also attended the convention and has taught in Maine on several occasions.
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Gladys H. Ruben
Boston
Hotel
Somerset
Jane Dodge
Maine Dance Teacher Club
Maine
Art Stone
Dismissal Of Railroad Injunction Is Declined
A federal judge in Chicago declined to dismiss an injunction suit against railroad job cut plans. The court will decide if the commission guidelines or later carrier notices are valid, with unions warning of strikes if changes proceed without agreement. Railroads expect no strike before August 16 and anticipate an emergency fact-finding board if needed.
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Chicago
U.S. Dist
Joseph Sam Perry
Railroad
Perry
Rail
Kennedy
Prisoner Loses Bid To Overturn Life Sentence
Rodney A. Austin, 47, of Newcastle, jailed for life since 1959 for kidnapping and rape of a 14 year old girl, lost his Maine Supreme Court petition for a writ of error. The court affirmed the life term despite an error in record labeling him a second offender.
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Portland
Newcastle
Rodney A. Austin
Maine Supreme Court
Robert B. Williamson
Austin
Sharon Simmons
Damariscotta Mills
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Supreme Court
Drowning Claim at Watchie Lake Takes Skipping Life
Standish Maine David Fancy fifteen of Scarborough drowned Monday while swimming at Watchie Lake. Artificial respiration failed to revive him.
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Standish
David Fancy
Scarborough
Watchie Lake
Police vow to clean up famed New Orleans street
In New Orleans Bourbon Street, police announce a sustained crackdown on crime in the French Quarter. Acting District Attorney Frank Klein and Police Superintendent Joseph Giarrusso say the campaign targets narcotics, drinking, prostitutes, and disorder, signaling a long-term effort rather than a short flare.
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New Orleans Street
New Orleans
Bourbon Street
French Quarter
Frank Klein
Jim Garrison
Klein
Joseph I. Giarrusso
New
Orleans
Traffic Violators Pay Fines In Saco
Two traffic cases before Judge Hilary Mahaney in Saco Municipal Court. Raymond V. Shumanon of Verdun Canada pleaded guilty to passing a stop sign on Ferry road and was fined 10 dollars. Gary L. Pelkey of Gorham pleaded guilty to speeding 60 mph in a 40 mph zone on Seaside avenue and was fined 20 dollars. Saco police were the complainants.
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Hilary Mahaney
Saco
Raymond V. Shumanon
Verdun
Canada
Gary L. Pelkey
Gorham
Seaside Avenue
Mahaney
Use a shallow container to store flour sifter
Keep the flour sifter in a shallow container such as an aluminum foil pie plate to prevent flour particles from dirtying the shelf where the sifter rests. This tip helps maintain a tidy storage area and reduces cleanup after each use.
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Maine Medical Center
Edwin Walker
Goose Rocks Beach
Paul Carthas
Anne Colpitts
Free Street
James Hickey
Union Street
John Hickey
Philadelphia
Edwin W. Kelsey
Goose Rocks
Kenneth Doe
Linda
Franklin
Robert Salois
James
John
Trenton
N. J
Kathryn Mahaney
Arthur Bibeau
Kossuth Street
Notre Dame Hospital
Paul Zdanowicz
Ann
Judy
Bridgewater
Conn
Pierre Borocine
Peter
Borodine
Margaret Ann Stebbins
Walter Stebbins
Chevy Chase
Paul Cobb
Dale Crosby
Waldo Tibbetts
Donald Tibbetts
Saugus
Charles Hart
Lisbon Falls
Warren Girard
Frances Barrett
Cherry Jane
Nora
Joan Cyr
van Buren
Barrett
John Barrett
Cyr
Jasper Cochrane
Adrien Bolduc
Northeast Harbor
Guatemala
Central America
Athens
Greece
Maurice R. Vaillancourt
USN
Henry J. Vaillancourt
Granite Street
Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Seven
Rota
Spain
Davisville
Al’s
Spartan
Singer
MFG. CO
Scott Services
Mrs. Finkbine
Saco Journal
Leslie Ann Silva
Albert Silva
May Street
Lester Palmer
John Silva
Alice Xaros
Massachusetts
Lyman Baptist Church
Javits
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
Thomas Reed
Lucille Houde
Anastasoff
Madeleine E. Provencher
Robert A. Hetrick
Charles Provencher
Hetrick
Maurice R. Hetrick
York
Miss Provencher
St. Andre High School
Allied Hampshire Footwear Corp
Aitc
Pease Air Force Base
Portsmouth
N. H
Stevens Trade School
Lancaster
St. Andre Church
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