Ralph LaRiviere to Undergo Surgery at Togus VA Hospital
Ralph LaRiviere of Old Orchard Beach will have surgery at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Togus on Tuesday. His brother Roger Millette a teacher at Cathedral High School Detroit has been vacationing with their parents at 185 South Street Biddeford and will return to his post next week. Roger taught at St. Louis High School for seven years and served as band moderator.
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Ralph LaRiviere
Old Orchard Beach
Veterans Administration Hospital
Togus
Brother Roger
Millette
F.J.C
Cathedral High School
Detroit
Mich
Edmond L. Millette
South St
Biddeford
St. Louis High School
Leather Coats Sweep Fashion Scene This Fall
Leather coats and jackets dominate the fall scene with graceful silhouettes in fitted and belted shapes. Suede and cabretta textures appear beside cowhide and red colt-skin options, paired with knits for chic urban looks and cozy woolen liners on car coats.
Rail talks inch toward settlement amid arbitration offer
The Associated Press reports rail negotiations press on after a conditional union acceptance of a Labor Department proposal to arbitrate two central work rule disputes. A limited test ban treaty could reach Senate action within two weeks as Khrushchev faces pressure to curb war risks. Gremlins in space are blamed for satellite blackouts and reboots, while British police urge a nationwide hunt for the remaining seven million pounds from the great train robbery.
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Associated Press
Washington
Labor Department
Senate
Khrushchev
Pro Football Scores Report Across Leagues
The Associated Press notes American League games with Buffalo defeating New York 23 to 8. In the Na League, Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 24 to 13, and Louis routed San Francisco 24 to 2.
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Buffalo
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Louis
San Francisco
Walton arraignment questioned in chief's office this morning
A York County Superior Court recorder documented extended questioning of Walton by a deputy sheriff in the chief's office before the 11 a.m. arraignment. The fragment notes a casual line about gravy and meat loaf.
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Walton
York County Superior Court
Card of Thanks from Rumery family for Jeanette Rumery
The family of Jesse E. Rumery thank friends neighbors and relatives for cards flowers and kindnesses during the recent passing of Jeanette wife and mother.
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Jesse E. Rumery
Jeannette
Deaths Beatrice Crowell 55 of Rockville and Portlad
Beatrice A. Crowell aged 55 of Rockville Maryland formerly of Port land died Wednesday in Hayes town Maryland Born in Digby Nova Scotia she was the daughter of Edgar C and Maybelle Graham She is survived by two sons Edgar M Crowell Saco and Richard S Crowell Phoebus Virginia three daughters Florence Rid lon Rockingham West Kennebunk Betty Styles Rockville and Barbara Hayden Washington D C one sister Herman Coolbrith Kennebunk and 17 grandchildren Private funeral services will be held Sunday at 1 30 PM from Angell Funeral Home Kennebunk Interment will be at Hope Cemetery family lot
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Beatrice A. Crowell
Rockville
Portsland
Hayestown
Digby
Edgar C
Maybelle (Ducette) Graham
Edgar M. Crowell
Saco
Richard S. Crowell
Phoebus
Florence M. Ridlon
West Kennebunk
Betty A. Styles
Death of Leonie Bolduc of Biddeford at 87
Leonie Bolduc 87 of 50 Mason St Biddeford died in a local hospital Friday after a monthlong illness. Born November 25 1875 in Biddeford daughter of Napoleon and Azilda Gendron Dion. Widowed since 1945 Alfred Bolduc. Active Catholic, St Josephs Church member and Ste Anne Sodality. Survived by four sons Roland Old Orchard Beach Adrien Palm Beach FL Richard Biddeford Raymond Miami Beach and Old Orchard Beach, three daughters Mrs John Cleary Mrs Lorenzo Lavallee Mrs Frank Harriman all Biddeford, 12 grandchildren nieces and nephews. Visitation Emond Funeral Home Saturday and Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. Funeral from Joseph Church Monday at 8 30.
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Leonie Bolduc
Mason St
Biddeford
Napoleon
Iand Azilda Gendron Dion
Alfred Bolduc
St. Joseph's Church
Ste. Anne Sodality
Roland
Old Orchard Beach
Adrien
Palm Beach
Florida
Richard
Raymond
Miami Beach
John Cleary
Lorenzo Lavallee
Frank Harriman
Emond Funeral
Joseph
Funeral services for Mrs Jen nié Lavalliere Biddeford
Funeral services held for Mrs Jen nié Lavalliere of 18 Vincent Ave Biddeford at St Andre's Church. Rt Rev Msgr Aime Giguere celebrated a solemn high mass. Choir sang under Charles Proulx. Grandchildren bore the casket. burial at Calvary, St Joseph's cemetery, with committal prayers by Father Hache. Out of town mourners included Mr and Mrs Earhard Zimmer Torrington Conn and Mr and Mrs Nelson Willey Kennebunk.
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Jennié Lavalliere
Vincent Ave
Biddeford
St. Andre's Church
Aime Giguere
Bernard Nicknair
Edmund Hathe
St. Andre's Choir
Charles Proulx
Laura Proulx
Arthur Rocray
Ronald Lambert
Andre Lambert
Robert Rocray
Gerard Rocray
Antonio Marchand
Calvary
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Father Hache
Earhard Zimmer
Torrington
Conn
Nelson Willey
Keninebunk
Daughters and Sons Born to Local Families in August
To Mr and Mrs Charles F Weir Flag Pond Road Saco a daughter Susan Dee weighing six pounds 9 ounces Aug 13 To Mr and Mrs Albert R Guilleurault 23 Lafayette St Biddeford a daughter Carmen Pauline weighing five pounds 7 ounces Aug 13 To Mr and Mrs Robert E White 92 Ocean Ave Old Orchard Beach a daughter Anne Dorothy weighing five pounds 1 ounces Aug 14 To Mr and Mrs Robert J Laverriere 89 Green St Biddeford a daughter Cathy Marie weighing six pounds 10 ounces Aug 14 To Mr and Mrs Bruno Nolette 35 Emery St Biddeford a son Paul Edward weighing eight pounds four ounces Aug 15 To Mr and Mrs Lawrence Meserve Simpson Road Saco a son weighing seven pounds 12 ounces Aug 15
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Charles F. Weir
Flag Pond Road
Saco
Susan Dee
Albert R. Guillerault
Lafayette St
Biddeford
Carmen Pauline
Robert E. White
Ocean Ave
Orchard Beach
Anne Dorothy
Robert J. Laverriere
Green St
Cathy Marie
Bruno Nolette
Emery St
Paul Edward
Lawrence Meserve
Simpson Road
Molasses Chocolate Drops Cookies Recipe Card
A homey cookie recipe card notes nutrition with molasses and semi-sweet chocolate morsels. It provides a full set of steps and measurements for Molasses Chocolate Drops, plus Molasses Butterscotch Chews, using unsulphured molasses and Toll House morsels in a wholesome, kid friendly bake.
Weather outlook showers and mild temps tonight
Showers and scattered thundershowers tonight with not very cool air. Low temperatures expected in the 50s. Sunday clears in the morning with fair skies in the south portion and partly cloudy skies in the north portion, no significant temperature change expected.
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Mavne
Church Announcements Highlight Sunday Services Across Coastal Maine
Coastal churches list Sunday worship times and locations across Biddeford Old Orchard Beach Saco Wells Kennebunk and Goodwins Mills with Advent Christian Faith Tabernacle First Assembly of God and other denominations. Youth fellowships and Evening services fill the day at multiple streets including Hill Chapel Atlantic Ferry Road Pleasant Street and Route 9A.
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Advent Christian Church
Hill and
Chapel Streets
Biddeford
Faith Tabernacle
Pentecostal Church
Atlantic Avenue
Third Street
Old Orchard Beach
First Assembly of God Church
Ahepa
Pleasant Street
Saco
Bible Bapis
Ferry Road
Kennebunk
Lower Village
Saco Avenue
Christ Ambassadors Group
Junior Beacons For Christ
Lyman First Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Baptist
Fail Gospel
Wells
Youth Fellowship of
The
Ancient libraries and pro-learning sayings from antiquity
The Encyclopedia Americana notes Babylonian cities housed libraries with the Tello library holding 32,000 books. Classical sayings urge study, with ancient messages from Babylons copybooks and Egyptian and Chinese scholars stressing learning and warning against neglect.
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Encyclopedia Americana
Babylon
Tello
Glazed Glozen Cookies Recipe Note
A compact recipe passage describes melting gutterscotch morsels over moderate heat, stirring constantly, then beating in egg and vanilla. It instructs sifting flour baking soda and salt, mixing well, dropping spoonfuls on an ungreased cookie sheet and baking at 350 degrees for 8 minutes yielding G lozen cookies.
Private Reynald LaFlamme Completes Basic Training
Pvt Reynald E LaFlamme finishes eight weeks of basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Philip LaFlamme of Biddeford Maine and will serve six months on active duty before transfer to home town duty at the Swist Saco Reserve Center.
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Ft. Dix
N.J
Reynald E. LaFlamme
Philip LaFlamme
Lambert St
Biddeford
LaFlamme
St. Louis High School
Pvt. LaFlamme
Swist Saco Reserve Center
Sweaters Will Have Patched Look In Fall
Fashion notes for fall sweaters feature bulky yet light brushed knits in natural fibers like smooth wools tweedy wools shetlands and alpacas in muted heather tones. Leather trims including suede piping edgings pockets and collars appear widely with the elbow study patch prominent in leather and synthetic. Cardigans lead styles with button front and Alpine zip fronts. raglan sleeves grow in popularity for look and comfort.
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Orion
Senate panel hears LeMay on test ban amid concerns
Gen. Curtis LeMay told the Stennis subcommittee he supports the treaty but shows greater military concern than other chiefs. He will testify publicly Monday before the foreign relations committee with Earle Wheeler Adm. David McDonald and Gen. David Shoup. Barry Goldwater questioned whether the military backs the pact, warning it could lead to Soviet control of Europe.
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Armed Services Committee
Heard
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
John Stennis
Dmiss
LeMay
Foreign Relations Committee
Earle Wheeler
Army
David McDonald
Naval Operations
David Shoup
Marine Corps
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Stennis
Madison
Wis
Goldwater
Soviet Fighter Pilot Becomes Ocean Parachute Hero
Lavallee and four fellow pilots engaged in target practice when the tow line failed and the sleeve target struck his right wing. He bailed out over the ocean as Lt. Andrew P. O Malley drew attention from the Soviet trawler. Rescue launched after a green flare signaled. Lavallee described seeing barrels of fish and aboard workers including women. His wife and family were notified upon reaching Otis.
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Lavallee
Ocean
Andrew P. O'Malley
New York
O'Malley
Otis
Mary Louise
Ralph Parkhurst
Henniker
N.H
Onane
Douglas
Stephen
Hubert A. Lavallee
Warwick
R.1
Tomato juice with molasses a curious kid twist
A playful note suggests adding a hint of molasses to tomato juice for a sweeter taste. It mentions young readers may enjoy this mix, presenting a lighthearted food fashion idea.
Senate Investigating Northeast Ruling in Flight Route Debate
A Senate subcommittee hears testimony on Northeast Airlines possible loss of New York to Florida routes after the CAB denied permanent authority. Eastern and National Airlines face questions on absorbing displaced Northeast workers, with officials detailing job offers and regional service implications.
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Washington
Senate
Northeast Airlines
New York
Florida
New Hampshire
New England
Congress
Milton H. Anderson
Northeast
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Eastern and
National Airlines
Southeast
CAB
Eastern
National
A. S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Monroney
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Anderson
MacIntyre
New England Air Service
Jin
Boston
New York-Florida
Charles Sinclair
Local 515
Transport Workers Union of
James Denning
William Sutherland
Mechanics Union
Claude Pepper
D - Fla
William Bates
R - Mass
Leo A. Furlong Jr
Rail unions threaten strike over rule changes
Rail workers warn of an immediate strike once proposed rule changes are posted, centering on 32,000 firemen, yard and train crews. Railroads say those jobs are obsolete while unions insist they remain essential for safe operations. Kennedy backs ICC arbitration for a two year interim while talks continue. Congress has shown limited action beyond hearings.
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Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Scientists cite space gremlins disrupting Telstar 2 signals
The space gremlins damaged the satellite causing lights to flash erratically and power to degenerate before stopping. The Air Force paused tracking then planned reactivation as Telstar 2, Bell built, rejoined service after its May 7 launch and July 16 voice loss with meteorite collision suspected but not ruled out.
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Air Force
Kershner
Doren Mitchell
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Bell
Mitchell
Woman Passenger Killed In Railroad Car Mishap
In Bethel Connecticut a New Haven Railroad shuttle car crashed into the rear of a caboose on a 14 car freight train. One woman died and 21 others were admitted to Danbury Hospital with four in critical condition. Eighteen more were treated and released. The incident halted the Norwalk to Danbury shuttle service which carries 89 passengers daily. The switch remained open as the car neared it and investigators sought the cause. Mrs. Everett Hurlburt of Roxbury was pronounced dead on arrival.
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New Haven
Everett Hurlburt
Roxbury, Conn
Danbury Hospital
Norwalk
Danbury
New York City
Early Start Urged By Police For Vacationers
State Police urge an early start for travelers to avoid speeding on vacation trips. They advise checking routes before departure and planning travel to reduce temptation to rush and risk accidents.
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Augusta
Ferry Midori Maru sinks off Okinawa with 194 aboard
TOKYO AP A 300 ton ferry carrying 194 passengers including some Westerners sank 16 miles west of Okinawa. 104 rescued. The vessel ran into heavy seas while en route from Naha to Kumejima near Maejima in the Kerama archipelago. Two survivors swam ashore to alert Okinawa authorities. Four Americans among the rescued were not identified.
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Tokyo
Okinawa
Japan Broadcasting Corp
Maritime Safety Agency
Maejima Island
Naha
Kerama
Maejima
U.S
Asahi
Kumejima
Driving schedules and rest emphasized for safety rules
Enforcement officials advised drivers to plan daily rest periods and start each day fresh. They also stressed proper vacation luggage placement to avoid obstructing vision in the mirrors and sides, ensuring safe driving while loading equipment.
Cutting Insurance Costs for Under-25 Drivers
State Farm and other insurers offer savings through three main routes for young drivers. Take an accredited driver education course to cut major coverage rates by about 10 percent. Maintain good grades to access a 20 percent Good Student discount, plus 10 percent off for eligible compact cars and another 10 percent if a second family car qualifies. If a teen drives only one car, higher rates may apply to that vehicle. insurers typically charge the higher rate for the under-25 driver regardless of part-time use. Shopping for insurance and financing opportunities can save hundreds of dollars, and using the family car responsibly improves the likelihood of saving on premiums.
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State Farm Mutual
State Farm
Tips For Teens by Elinor Williams column advises dating pace
A 16 year old asks how to handle a steady relationship with a girl also 16. The answer urges taking life step by step, dating others, focusing on homework, and being a good friend rather than rushing to a serious romance. It also offers skin care advice for rough legs and goosebumps and invites readers to request more tips.
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Elinor Williams
Elinor
Ans
Biddeford-Saco
Frontier Day At Happy Day Camp Brings Cowboys Indians And Fun
Frontier Day at Happy Day Camp for Girls featured Rootin tootin cowgirls and Indians with Mexicans in a costume parade and team games. Morning pony rides sparked excitement while cowboys won the spaceball game and Indians stole the flag. Winners for the costume contest included Shelley Robert and Marina Bellevue among others. Lessons covered dances Kinderpolka and La Raspa and nail care. Plans were made for an August water festival. Leaders were Christine Robert Diazies Shelley Robert and Paula Robert. Attendees included Elizabeth Kearney Rae Mathieu Janice Morin Linda Laflamme Donna Lagueuse Debbie Nadeau Marilyn Markuse and more.
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Old Orchard Beach Rootin
Tootin
Shelley Robert
Marina Bellevue
Linda Laflamme
Janice Morin
Paula Robert
Christine Robert
Janice Hamilton
Marilyn Markuse
la Raspa
Rae Mathieu
Donna Lagueuse
Debbie Nadeau
Marcia Joncas
Janet Rousseau
Linda Maloy
Louise Drapeau
Mary Kenneally
Diane Corriveau
Rusk notes possible talks on nonaggression with Soviet bloc
Secretary Rusk discussed U S allies and Soviet bloc prospects for a nonaggression pact and related issues. He cited Moscow and Peking disputes over thermonuclear war and noted Khrushchev's need to cut military costs to fund civilian growth, while Hariman said Khrushchev will not seek atomic war and that the USSR pushes for a worldwide test ban treaty to pressure Red China.
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United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Rusk
Soviet Union
Moscow
Peking
Red
Khrushchev
West
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Harriman
Florida
Red China
Hartman
London Florists Tied to Seaside Loot Heist
Police said a gang dumped loot by hiding money in cars and a garage plan. Detectives found three caches of about 140000 pounds each in Bournemouth after arresting Roger Cordrey and William Boal. Boal and Rene Boal and Mr and Mrs Alfred Pilgrim faced charges for receiving loot. The suspects ran a florist shop south of London.
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Bournemouth
Roger John Cordrey
William Boal
Boal
Rene
Alfred Pilgrim
London
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Norwell
Roland Collette
Beatrice Crowell
Jennie Lavalliere
Webber
Toll House
A.M
Odd Fellows Building
Main Street
Youth Fellowship of the
Kennebunk Landing Free Christian Union Society
Kennebunk Landing Free
Christian Union Society
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Baptist Youth Fellowship of the
Ogunquit
Salvation Army
Union Avenue
Salvation
Methodist Youth Fellowship
South Biddeford
Foss Street Methodist Church
Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship
Saco United Baptist Church
Soviet
Happy Day
Graham St
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