Texans Aim For Canadian Homestead Despite Setbacks
Two Texas families, the Cunninghams and Freemans, pursuing homesteads near McBride, Canada, plan to continue with a truck transport after running out of money and facing equipment losses. Canadian Immigration Service warned their homestead isn’t ready for winter, but local sponsor Highland Enterprises will move their wagon train onward.
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McBride
Canada
Dow Cunningham
Curtis Freeman
Bitter Creek
Tex
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Freeman
Highland Enterprises, Inc
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Teeman
Alberta
British Columbia
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Judith White Honored At Summer Shower In Lyman
A surprise bridal shower was held at the summer home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Binette for Judith White. She will wed Kevin Finnerty of Brooklyn Sept 25. A money tree gift from Butler's Department Store employees was presented.
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Brendan Twomey
Sonny Binette
Robert Cyr
Hervey Tousignant
Jane Binette
Deborah White
Elaine Poulin
Rachel Dubois
Patricia Carney
Nellie White
Thelma Green
Janet Verrier
Feona Lachance
Pat McLeod
Cherie Green
Paul Tousignant
John Gibson
Marie Duquette
Rose Fortier
Gertrude Bison
Emma Laroche
Elaine Grontern
Blanche Auger
Lucille Bergeron
Mino Thibodeau
Angie Blais
Grace Marinus
Claire Saucier
Pauline O'Leary
Carmen Boutin
Blanche Desemeyer
Helen O'Meara
Eva Lachance
Rhea Gregoire
Mary Siloo
Mrs. Noo
Tips For Teens By Elinor Williams
Dear Elinor answers a 12 year old about freckle removal and a 17 year old about a dating dilemma. Advice emphasizes realistic skin care, concealment, sun protection, and honest self assessment about whether a relationship is genuine, with guidance to write for more help.
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Notable names listed in Europe superhighway reference
A list includes Annie Binette Shirley Binette Arline Poulin Violette Gerry Carey White Ethel MacDonald William Vire Tina Rowe Helene Sullivan Winnie Hanson Sandra Miminas Ann Kou toulakos and Stephanie Kou toulakos. Europe has about 4500 miles of superhighways in use.
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Nnie Binette
Shirley Binette
Arline Poulin
Violette Gerry
Carey White
Ethel MacDonald
William Vire
Tina Rowe
Helene Sullivan
Winnie Hanson
Sandra Miminas
Ann Koutoulakos
Stephanie Koutoulakos
Europe
Travelli Scholars Named at Bates College for 1965-66
Five Bates College students were named Travelli Scholars for the 1965-66 year funded by the Charles Irwin Travelli Fund in Boston. Recipients are Theodore Bradstreet of Litchfield Susan M Hurley of Rumford David C King of Brewer James P Murphy of Portland and Mary Jane Pugliese of South Portland.
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Lewiston
Bates College
Travelli
College
Charles Irwin Travelli
Boston
Theodore Bradstreet
Litchfield
Susan M. Hurley
Rumford
David C King
Brewer
James P. Murphy
Portland
Mary Jane Pugliese
South Portland
Welles Named Public Relations Director for Maine GOP
Merrill P. Welles Jr. of South Portland was chosen as the Maine Republican Party public relations director. He succeeds Henry A. Magnuson, who left to become news director for WGAN-TV in Portland. Welles has worked on the staff of Rep. Stanley R. Tupper.
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Merrill P. Welles Jr
South Portland
Maine Republican Party
Roger A. Putnam
Welles
Henry A. Magnuson
Wgan-Tv
Portland
Stanley R. Tupper
R.maine
Packaging Drives Fancy Food Sales at New York Show
At the National Association for the Specialty Food Trade exhibit in New York, Julian Cowan says packaging appeals to buyers as much as flavor. The four day show features 125 importers and makers with prices like caviar at about $3 per ounce and pate de foie gras at $17.50 for 11 ounces.
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Julian Cowan
National Association For the Specialty Food Trade
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Cowan
Coliseum
Alfred Schratter
Shratter
Paris
Stolen Dalacroix Print Reported by Boston Museum
New England brief notes a 19th century Eugene Delacroix print titled Cheval Sauvage valued at 500 dollars was stolen from a museum area prepping an exhibit. Other items include a drowning death in Windsor Lake and a fire destroying two vacant waterfront buildings in Gloucester.
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The
Museum of Fine Arts
Eugene Dalacroix
Arlington boy drowns in Spy Pond with drowning report
An Arlington 7 year old Patricia Savignano of Cambridge drowned Monday in Spy Pond. In Manchester New Hampshire General William Maynard moved to drop the murder charge against Edward H Coolidge Jr in the slaying of 18 year old Sandra Valade. Coolidge, 28, is already serving life for the January 1964 murder of Pamela Jean Mason, 14, of Manchester. The state does not plan to prosecute Coolidge for the 1960 Valade case and the court last month refused a defense motion to dismiss the indictment.
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Manchester
N. H.petty
William Maynard
Edward H. Coolidge Jr
Sandra Valade
Coolidge
Pamela Jean Mason
Maynard
Hillsboro County
Belyea Family Reunion Held in Kennebunk
The tenth annual Belyea family reunion gathered at Crescent Surf in Kennebunk hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Smith with an outdoor chicken barbecue. Attendees included multiple Belyea relatives from Kennebunk Wells Branch Ray mond Gorham and Ray mond areas plus members from Wells and Gorham.
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Ellen Emmons
Wells Branch
Donald Belyea
Howard Cole
Robert
Rebecca
Percy H. Belyea
Raymond
Stephen Belyea
Barry
Brenda
Gorham
Pepperell Mfg. hires 28 college students for summer work
Pepperell Manufacturing Co hires 28 college students for the summer to aid government job programs. Students from 15 colleges and two Canadian schools will perform maintenance and office tasks at Biddeford. Supervisors report good performance. interviews and screening occurred during Easter vacation. Names from Biddeford, Saco, Old Orchard Beach, and Lewiston are listed.
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Biddeford
Thomas Vandermeulen
Maurice
Maurice Roux
Pepperell
Louis Emery
Emery
St. Anselm’s College
Nassau College
St. Francis College
University of Maine
Columbia University
Bowdoin College
Maine Vocational Technical Institute
Rutgers University
St. Michael's College
Northeastern University
Hartford Institute of Accounting
University of Bridgeport
Fat catfish flood Ganges Delta provide protein boost
FAO expert Gudson Illugason of Iceland says huge monsoon driven schools of rice fed catfish in East Pakistan river systems offer a large protein source. He and Pakistani partners reportedly landed up to five tons in five minutes using echo sounding gear. fish reached weights up to 43 pounds.
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Rome
Ganges Delta
East Pakistan
Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
Gudson Illugason
Iceland
Health Capsules Digest Picnic Temperature Tips
Health Capsules offers non diagnostic guidance on managing picnic food safety as temperatures rise. It explains risks of high heat in cars and trunks and suggests simple precautions to protect perishable items tomorrow.
Social guests from New England attend house gathering
Mrs. Glen Belyea of Orono joins Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Manchester and their children Janet and Lynn of Vernon Connecticut along with Miss Linda Smith and Arthur Lemoine of Putnam Connecticut for a hosted social event hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith.
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Glen Belyea
Orono
Wayne Manchester J
Janet and
Lynn
Vernon, Conn
Linda Smith
Arthur Lemoine
Putnam, Conn
Henry Smith
Brandt faces critical West German election in September
West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt campaigns for chancellorship in a pivotal election. His image as a modern socialist contrasts with durable anti-Nazi credentials and Erhard's Christian Democrats. Proportional representation shapes a tight race with Brandt aiming to lead Germany.
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Germany
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Brandt
Gily
Konrad Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Norway
America
Socialist Party
Karl Marx
West
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Bundestag
Erhard
Christian Democrats
West Germany
Animals And Humans In Odd Pairings And Escapes
New York AP reports on Christopher Palfrey a Life Guards cavalryman missing for six weeks due to a fear of horses and his mother’s hopes for his return. The piece also profiles Dr Frances Fitz-Gerald at Emory University who studies primates by providing them alcohol to study addiction and observes varied chimp reactions.
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New York
Christopher Palfrey
Frances Fitz-Gerald
Mildred Palfrey
London
Christopher
Life Guards
Queen Elizabeth II
Household Cavalry
Mrs. Palfrey
William Edgedale
New Yorkes Regional Primate Center
Emory University
Atlanta
Charles R Coe captures U S Amateur titles in 1949 and 1958
Golf champion Charles R Coe won the U S Amateur in 1949 and again in 1958, with a runner up finish in 1959.
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Charles R. Coe
U.S
Rising Prison Populations and Crime Costs in the United States
The number of prisoners in federal and state facilities grows by about 4,500 annually. Annual criminal offenses total roughly 2.5 million. The economic impact of crime reaches as high as $20 billion per year. Crime rates appear to outpace population growth.
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