Biddeford Personal Notices For Vaillancourt Hight
Personal notices announce Raoul Vaillancourt son of Mr and Mrs Roland Vaillancourt 11 Lamothe Ave Biddeford is a patient at Webber Hospital and F A Ralph L Hight U S Navy son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hight 417 Pool Road Biddeford is a medical patient at one Naval Hospital
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Raoul Vaillancourt
Roland Vaillancourt
Lamothe Ave
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
F. A. Ralph L. Hight
U. S. Navy
Kenneth Hight
Pool Road
Deaths Lea L Brin of Biddeford dies after illness
Lea L Brin 74 of 20 Kossuth St Biddeford died at home yesterday after a lengthy illness Born in St Damase Quebec Feb 27 1889 daughter of Olivier and Cordelia Dupont Brin a communicant of St Josephs Church and member of the Children of Mary Society Survived by two sisters Albina Brin Biddeford and Sister Marie Des Oliviers Stamstead Quebec Funeral from St Josephs Church Thursday at 8 30 a m Friends may call Mond Funeral Home 72 Hill St Biddeford today 2 4 and 7 9 p m
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Lea L. Brin
Kossuth St
Biddeford
St. Damase
Que
Olivier and
Cordelia Dupont Brin
St. Joseph's Church
Children of Mary Society
Albina Brin
Marie Des Oliviers
Stamstead
Mond
Hill St
Biddeford Council Knights of Columbus Meeting Planned
The Biddeford Council Knights of Columbus will meet tomorrow night at the Washington Street Hall to discuss upcoming events and community service plans.
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Biddeford
Knights of Columbus
Washington Street Hall
Midweek prayer meetings listed at three churches
Prayer meetings and Bible study are scheduled Thursday at 7 30 p m at Bible Baptist church 144 Ferry road Saco First Baptist church Ocean avenue Old Orchard Beach and First Assembly of God church of Saco Ahepa home 22 Pleasant street without further details.
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Bible Baptist Church
Ferry Road
Saco
First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
First
Assembly of God Church of
Ahepa
Pleasant Street
Gospel Duel Sparks Protest at Times Square Club
In New York a gospel song duel unfolded at the Sweet Chariot supper club on West 46th Street as a Negro religious group protested what they call blasphemy and “prostituting religious symbols.” Club workers and audience joined in, choosing sides while signs urged integration and defense of religious songs. The Rev. C. S. Stamps denounced the display as sacrilegious, while club officials defended the music as legitimate Tin Pan Alley material.
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New York
Sweet Chariot
Times Square
West 46Th Street
C. S
Metropolitan Baptist Arch
Harlem
Tin Pan Alley
Small Business Week Proclaimed
Governor Reed designated September 30 to October 6 as Small Business Week in Maine marking the 25th anniversary of the Smaller Business Association of New England. The proclamation says small business groups prove that free enterprise supports the well being of all.
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Augustap
Reed
Maine
Smaller Business Association of
New England
Stock Market Slows After Rally Lifts Mixed Session
New York stock trading softened in the fourth session with a mixed pattern. Early gains faded as steel and motor shares declined while rubbers utilities nonferrous metals and oils held gains. Brunswick active though dividend omitted rose slightly. AP index rose minimally at noon while Dow slipped about 1 point as U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic fell modestly.
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New York
Brunswick
Amerada
Associated Press
Dow Jones
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
American Stock Exchange
Fireworks Display Announced for Old Orchard Beach
Town Manager Leon F. Jones announced a fireworks display on Old Orchard Beach tonight. The aerial show will start at 10:15 p.m. and organizers expect a large turnout.
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Old Orchard Beach
Leon F. Jones
Petrin Opposed To Saco's Withdrawal
Minutes of the Saco city council meeting showed a non unanimous vote on withdrawing from the Area Industrial Development Committee. Six members favored the motion while Alderman Donald Perrin opposed, ending Saco participation on September 1.
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Saco
Area Industrial Development Committee
Biddeford
Donald Perrin
Johnson Campaign Focused on Ole Miss Desegregation Role
Johnson, seeking a fourth gubernatorial bid, tied his campaign to his role in the Ole Miss desegregation crisis. He once barred Meredith from campus in Barnett’s absence and faces contempt of court charges for blocking Meredith after a court order. Coleman and Sullivan call the encounter rigged. Negro voters protested racial practices. In Greenwood, 285 Negroes claimed illegal registration barriers.
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Pace One
Johnson
Ole Miss
Barnett
Meredith
Hattiesburg
Coleman
Sullivan
Greenwood
Mississippi
Portland Weather Update With Thunderstorms Outlook
This afternoon brings increasing clouds and thundershowers late in the day with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Southwest winds 15 to 20 mph with gusts in storms and cooler tonight with mid to upper 50s. Thursday should clear to mostly sunny, cooler and less humid.
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Portland
Daughters and Sons Born to Local Families in Early August
To Mr and Mrs Robert W Boutet 36 North St Saco a daughter Mary Jane eight pounds 7 ounces July 30 To Mr and Mrs Normand J Larochelle Main Street Camp Ellis a son six pounds 9 ounces July 31 To Mr and Mrs William F E Martel 203 South St Biddeford a son Jack William six pounds nine ounces August 1 To Mr and Mrs John E Smith 1 Union Ave Old Orchard Beach a daughter Tammy Dee four pounds 12 ounces August 2 To Mr and Mrs Norman R Frappier Dayton a daughter Laurie Ann eight pounds 12 ounces August 3 To Mr and Mrs William T Bogas 28 High St Saco a daughter Stephanie Ann seven pounds two ounces August 4 To Mr and Mrs Donald K Sanfacon Moores Court Roches ter N H a son Michael seven pounds 12 ounces August 4 To Mr and Mrs Robert F Krasko 126 Temple St Saco a daughter seven pounds 15 ounces August 6 To Mr and Mrs Raymond A Goudreau 87 Pool St Biddeford a daughter Linda seven pounds 13 ounces August 6
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Robert W. Boutet
North St
Saco
Mary Jane
Tens
Normand J. Larochelle
Main Street
Camp Ellis
William FE. Martel
South St
Biddeford
Jack William
John E. Smith
Union Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Tammy Dee
Norman R. Frappier
Dayton
Laurie Ann
William T. Bogas
High St
Stephanie Ann
Donald K. Sanfacon
Moore's Court
Rochester
N.H
Michael
Robert F. Krasko
Temple St
Sace
Raymond A. Goudreau
Pool St
Linda
Remarkable tally saves day on railroad spur
In Greenville Kentucky AP reports a railroad track crew repairing a spur line. Foreman asks for a report on ties laid. A worker who can count only to five improvises by saying “five ties, and another in and another in” to reveal the correct total of eight.
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Greenville
Paul Camplin
Admirals Say Employes Dont Work At Shipyard
Washington AP reports two Navy officials accuse the Portsmouth Kittery shipyard of low productivity. Rear Adm Brockett and Chief Curtze say civilian supervisors avoid responsibility, predicting yard employment drop from 9,000 to 6,000 by end of 1964. They compare Navy yard costs unfavorably with Electric Boat in Groton. Curtze urges yard management and workers to raise effort to win more work.
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Washington
Portsmouth
N. H. Kittery
Maine
Navy
William A. Brockett
Charles A. Curtze
Bureau of Ships
Congress
Navy Yard
Electric Boat
General Dynamics Corp
Groton
Conn
Curtze
Edmund S. Muskie
D-Maine
Naval
FBI Agent Is Named Sweepstakes Director in New Hampshire
Edward J. Powers, FBI veteran and head of the Boston office, was named director of New Hampshire sweepstakes with a top salary of 20 000 to 25 000 dollars. He will oversee the lottery tied to state horse races and restore public confidence in the operation. Governor John W. King praised the appointment and described the move as a step toward a fully ethical and honest sweepstakes program.
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Concord
N. H
Edward J. Powers
Boston
FBI
New Hampshire
Powers
Sweepstakes Commission
Howell
Shepard
Londonderry
Federal Bureau of Invstigation
John W. King
Supreme Court
Superior Court
University of New Hampshire
Commission
King
Rebel invaders advance as Haiti leader sends troops
Rebel forces report advance in Haiti while President Duvalier dispatches troops to Cap Haitien by air. Senate Republicans weigh the test ban treaty implications as ratification seems likely. The Senate backs a broad pay raise for military personnel, returning to a House bill with less generosity. The U.S. contemplates retaliation on the Common Market over poultry tariffs, stoking fears for international trade. Three segregationist candidates run tightly in the Mississippi Democratic governor primary.
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Haiti
Duvalier
Cap Haitien
Senate
House
U.S
Mississippi
Beach Resident Fined on Three Charges
George Leonard 62 of 80 Park Ave was fined 140 in Trial Justice Court by Wesley M Mewer on three charges all pleaded innocent Two counts local police operating a car under the influence and driving without a license resulted in 100 and 20 fines with jail alternatives For assault and battery charged by his wife Marguerite M he was fined 20 with 30 days jail Payment of fines suspended ten days in addition Newton S Stowell III 24 Dixfield pleaded guilty to operating a car to endanger on Old Orchard Street Aug 3 with a 50 fine Joseph A Colello 21 Portland guilty of reckless driving on Saco Avenue Aug 4 fined 50 Gary Watters 16 Union Ave fined 20 for operating a car without a license and Kenneth Buzzell 22 Central Hotel Biddeford found guilty of assault and battery on a police officer Aug 3 fined 20
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Old Orchard Beach
George Leonard
Park Ave
Trial Justice Court
Wesley M. Mewer
Marguerite M
First Street
Newton
S. Stowell III
Dixfield
Jaycees Advertise Pollution Hearing in Saco
The Saco Junior Chamber of Commerce distributes a flyer titled How's Your Water announcing a public hearing on the Saco Sewer project. The meeting is set for Aug. 28 at 7 30 p m in Saco City Hall and urges efforts to curb water pollution by cleaning the Saco River.
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Saco
Scontras Backs Area Plan for Development in Region
Nicholas Scontras of Saco urges area based industrial growth after the city’s withdrawal from the Area Industrial Development Committee. He proposes Saco’s Industrial Development Commission and the Saco Board of Trade continue to pursue leads until a new area plan can be formed, with Biddeford and Saco representatives still connected through local groups.
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Nicholas Scontras
Saco
Biddeford
A.I.D.C
Saco Board of Trade
A. Ld.c. Scontras
Saco Industrial Development Commission
Bernard Brown
Harry Garland
Area
Biddeford - Saco
Fire crews extinguish car blaze on South Street
The Engne 5 crew of Biddeford Fire Department was summoned at 10:55 p m to 375 South Street for a automobile fire. The fire was out on arrival and recalled at 11:10 p m.
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Engne 5
Biddeford
Classified Columns Offer Yargains Galore Daily
Readers are urged to scan the classified pages for daily bargains and listings. Local merchants advertise items, services, and opportunities across multiple categories, highlighting special prices and limited-time deals.
Biddeford Girl Is Accused of Petty Larcenies
Old Orchard Beach police chief announced that a 12 year old Biddeford girl confessed to several petty thefts after a recent burglary on Union Avenue where $40 was taken. The money was recovered and the girl was turned over to her parents as the case remained under investigation.
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Old Orchard Beach
John Clark
Biddeord
Bhima Sturdivant
Union Ave
Union Avenue
Clark
Haitians Do Not Endanger 20 American Families
Reports from Port au Prince say about 20 American families on sisal plantations near Phaeton face no immediate danger. Glion Curtis Jr. the U.S. chargé d'affaires told the State Department he contacted the families and they seem to be experiencing no problem from nearby military operations.
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Phaeton
U.S. State Department
Glion Curtis Jr
U.S
Port Au Prince
State Department
Peterson's Ointment Ad for Piles Relief
Advertisement promises fast relief from piles with Peterson's Ointment. Claims cooling soothing astringent formula has helped thousands for 40 years. Relieves itching quickly. Available from druggists 60 cents or applicator tube 5 cents. Money back guarantee offered.
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Peterson
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DuBois
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Tulsa
Okla
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THE
Associated Press International
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