Miss McAuliffe Weds Biddeford Man In Biddeford Church
Miss Priscilla Claire McAuliffe and Robert R. Provencher married last Saturday at St. Joseph's Church Biddeford. The ceremony featured gladioli decorations and music by Mrs Diane Rousselle. The couple will reside at 2 Bradbury Street Biddeford after August 26.
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St. Joseph’s Church
Biddeford
Priscilla Claire McAuliffe
Michael McAuliffe Sr
State St
Robert R. Provencher
Jean L. F. Provencher
Clark St
Leo Leblanc
O.M
Joan Loranger
Marsha Winslow
Shatron of Honor
Petit-Twomey ceremony held in Saco church
Miss Nancy Theresa Petit and Richard David Twomey wed last Saturday at Most Holy Trinity Church Saco Rev Richard Rice of Brewer united the couple The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Roland L Petit of Saco The groom son of Mr and Mrs Brendan V Twomey of Saco A reception for 300 followed at Owen Davis Post Saco and bar Harbor trip planned The couple are students and employees with ties to Thornton Academy and local businesses
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Richard Rice
Brewer
Nancy Theresa Petit
Richard David Twomey
Most Holy Trinity Church
Saco
Roland L. Petit
Paul St
Brendan V. Twomey
Promenade Ave
Louise Elch
Alice Nolette
Carole Camire
Joan Roberts
Shirley Kemp
Kittery
Carol Chenard
Joanne Twomey
John Twomey
Biddeford
Bruce Polackwich
Ronald Woodbury
Standish
Dennis Petit
Michael Petit
Brunswick
Owen - Davis Post
American Legion
Beach Street
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Twomey
New England
Maremont Corp
Thornton Academy
Bryant and Stratton Junior College
Boston
Husson College
Bangor
Kennebunk and area residents enjoy cottages and festivals
Local families visit cottages in Kennebunk, Wells, and Kennebunk Beach, including Nancy Gil Patric’s first ocean visit and trips by the Dickson and Taylor households. The Maine District Relief Society Bazaar opens at Washington Park at 10 a.m. with food quilts and home made items.
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Martha Evans
Wells Road
Kennebunk Pond
Harry Ambrose
Christopher Burmaster
Scotty and
Todd
Fort Plains
Nancy GilPatric
N.Y
Leech Cottage
Great Hill
Kennebunk Beach
Nancy
Gail Boston
Summer Street
Earl Hilton
Old Port
Rockland
Ross Road
Robert Dickson
Thomas Dickson
Donna
Thomas
James
Indianapolis
Ind
Bart Foster
Minneapolis
Minn
William Taylor
Brown Street
Daphne de. Merritt
Kennebunk
Taylor
Lois Wentworth
Kittery
Freeport
Washington Park
Woman Settles Suit Over Left-in Forceps After Surgery
Mathilde Clem, 59, who sued after forceps were left in her abdomen following surgery, settles for 64000 in damages. The July 24, 1962 operation led to X-ray discovery a month later and a second operation to remove the instruments. She claimed 175000 from surgeons Dr James I Wargin and Dr William G Caldwell and St Vincent Hospital in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Mathilde Clem
Atlanta preacher chosen to portray Christ in drama
In Atlanta, Rev. William Holmes Borders, a Negro minister, was selected by the Christian Council of Metropolitan Atlanta to portray Christ in the religious drama Behold the Man. Producer-director Rev. Frank M. Roughton said Borders was chosen as the best and ready for the opportunity.
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Atlanta, Ga
William Holmes Borders
Christ
Christian Council of
Atlanta
Frank M. Roughton
Borders
Jenkins Brother of Richard Burt Seriously Injured Skiing
Ivor Jenkins aged 60 elder brother of actor Richard Burt was seriously ill after a spine injury in a skiing accident. He was transported to Britain from Switzerland aboard Burt's private plane.
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London
Ivor Jenkins
Richard Burt
Jenkins
Britain
Switzerland
Burton
New York Man Back to Work as Car Dealer After Heart Transplant
Louis John Fierro, 54, of Elmont, New York, who underwent a heart transplant on May 21 at St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital, returned to work this Tuesday as a used car dealer employee in Houston. He says he feels “just wonderful” about resuming duties three months after surgery.
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Houston, Tex
Louis John Fierro
Fierro
Elmont
N.Y
St. Luke's Episcopal Hos Op
Boston Strangler Suspect Loses Bid for Sentence Reduction
Albert De Salvo, 36, who declares himself the Boston Strangler, failed to reduce his 7 to 10 year sentence for escaping from Bridgewater State Hospital in February 1967. The Massachusetts Superior Court Appellate Division rejected the petition.
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Boston (Ap
Albert DeSalvo
Boston Strangler
Bridgewater State Hospital
Appellate Division
Massachusetts Superior Court
DeSalvo
Escapee Recaptured After Night Incident
DeSalvo was captured the day after his escape. Two other men who fled with him were also recaptured.
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Enesey
DeSalvo
Mexico City student protest ends at presidential office
More than 100,000 chanting students and supporters crowded downtown Mexico City for hours after marching to the president's office to denounce government repression. Federal troops used a bazooka to force entry at a university high school on July 29 to reach rioters, as protests continued with no appearance by President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz.
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Mexico City
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
French Test Contamination Claim Denied in New Zealand
In Auckland a French representative rejected a Rotary Club report of radiation exposure among Leeward Island workers at French nuclear test sites in the South Pacific. The claimant said workers returned with skin injuries and hair loss.
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Auckland
New Zealand
South Pacific
Charles Brotherson
Leeward Islands
Rotary Club
Christchurch
South Vietnamese Panel Says GIs May Have Seized Civilians Property
A Vietnamese legislative committee reports some American soldiers may have stolen civilians property and money and committed other indiscretions during a joint raid to recover stolen American property.
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Saigon
Hopson Freed After One Year Of Confinement
Sir Donald Hopson, Britain's envoy to Peking, says his release from Red China is a hopeful sign for Sino Britain relations. He notes improvement since last August when the embassy was burned by Red Guards. 13 delegation members remain in China awaiting exit visas.
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Ain
Peking
Donald Hopson
Red China
China
Britain
Donald
Hopson
Red Guard
Investigating Panel Rejects Charges Over Cam Ranh Raid
The panel found the Vietnamese newspaper's accusations largely untrue about American Military Police looting beating civilians and desecrating a flag during the July 26 Cam Ranh village raid.
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Cam Ranh Village
Kaunda Bans United Party After Copper Belt Riots
In a dawn broadcast President Kenneth Kaunda banned Zambia's opposition United Party accusing it of inciting three days of riots in the copper belt. An official of Kaunda's government party was killed and a junior minister was hacked by a mob.
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Lusaka
Zambia
Kenneth Kaunda
United Party
Copper
Kaunda
Damaging Mexican Coast Quake Reported By UC Seismographs
A southern Mexican coast earthquake registered at 3:44 am EDT, magnitude six on the Richter scale. It was 2,100 miles south of Berkeley, potentially damaging per seismologists, with San Francisco 1906 and Alaska 1964 quakes as comparisons.
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Berkeley
Calif
Mexico
University of California
Here
Maurus Niasi
San Francisco
Alaska
Wheel invention mystery spans ancient origins
The origin of the wheel remains uncertain with ancient artifacts and myths pointing to multiple early cultures. Scholars acknowledge wheels predate recorded history, and debates continue over who first designed the basic technology.
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Miss McAuliffe
Janice Couture
Normand Thibault
Michael McAuliffe Jr
John McAuliffe
St. John’s Hall
Adams Street
Eilleen O’connel
Baltimore
Anastasoff
Malleron Street
So. Windham, Maine
Globe Vac
Middle St
Portland
FHA
Manchester
New Hampshire
Aqualtn
Bermuda
Pullon
Cardigans
Nichols & Company
Pepperell Sheet Store
THE
Associated Press
Hong Kong
Sas
Mexican
Biddeford Board of Education
Biddeford Teacher Association
Applican
Biddeford High School
Biddeford Jr. High School
West Street
Maine
Bruce L. Smith
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