Captain Charles L. Stone dies at 77 in Cape Porpoise
Charles L. Stone 77 of Langsford Road Cape Porpoise died August 18 at a Portland hospital after a long illness. A former sea captain who served over 30 years with New York and Puerto Rico Steamship Lines, he was born June 26, 1895, and attended the Methodist Church-On-The-Cape. Surviving are his widow Daisey N. Stone two daughters Harriet Eaton and Eleanore S. Lewis a sister Hazel Davis seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Private funeral arrangements are by Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk.
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Charles L. Stone
Langsford Road
Portland
Herbert W
Anna (Huff) Stone
New York
Puerto Rico
Methodist Church
Daisey N. Stone
Fred
Harriet) Eaton
Cape Porpoise
Eleanore S. Lewis
Nome
Alaska
Hazel Davis
Bibber Memorial Chapel
Summer St
Kennebunk
Obituary for Raymond Cain Sr. of Biddeford
Raymond Cain Sr 83 of Mountain Road Biddeford died unexpectedly Aug 17 at home Born Dec 3 1889 in Northumberland NH he worked 25 years at Brown Co Cascade NH and held positions at Saco Lowell Shops Portland Co South Portland Shipyard and Portland Copper Tank He is survived by Beulah Cain two daughters Evelyn Cain Ruth Danis two sons Raymond Cain Jr Reginald F Cain a stepdaughter Elsie Vik and 10 grandchildren Funeral Monday 1 pm Cosgrove Funeral Home Biddeford Interment Greenwood Cemetery Friends may call today and Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 pm
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Raymond J. Cain Sr
Mountain Road
Biddeford
Northumberland
N.H
Frank J
Sadie (MacFarland) Cain
Brown Co
Cascade
Saco- Lowell
Portland Co
South Portland
Portland Copper Tank
International Machinist Association
Beulah (Webb) Cain
Evelyn Cain
Ruth Danis
Saco
Raymond Cain Jr
Reginald F. Cain
Arundel
Elsie Vik
Jefferson
Cosgrove Funeral Home
Elm St
Greenwood Cemetery
Rose A Salvas 85 of Biddeford dies after nursing home stay
Rose A Salvas of 190 Biddeford died August 18 at a local nursing home. Born March 10, 1888 in De Veuillas Ville Que she was a seamstress and St Joseph Church parishioner. Survived by two sons Rene and R Paul Salvas four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Mass at St Joseph Church with time to be announced. Burial in St Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call Cote Funeral Home tonight and Sunday.
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de Veuillas- Ville
Que
Philomene (Vouligni) Bellefeuille
Rose A. Salvas
Alfred St
Saint Anne Sodality Schedules Dues Plant Sale in Saco
The St. Anne Sodality of Notre Dame de Lourdes Church in Saco will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. at Cote Funeral Home to offer layers for Edmond D Cote the husband of a member. In Boston two plant lovers tried to buy a large four foot potted plant from a local mother offering five dollars but she refused discovering it was planted pot.
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St. Anne Sodality
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Saco
Cote Funeral Home
James St
Edmond D. Cote
Boston
Card of Thanks to Doctors and Nurses at Webber Hospital
Sincere thanks to Dr. Viger and Dr Festino and the nurses of Webber Hospital for cards and flowers received during my stay. Grateful for the many thoughts from relatives friends and neighbors. Mrs. Irene Samson.
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Viger
Festino
Webber Hospital
Irene Samson
Emond Conroy Home Service and Funeral Contacts
Frank X Emond and Conroy list contact numbers 284 5511 and 284 5611 for funeral arrangements at Saco firm Shumway and Gross Funeral Service on Spring Street. Regional listings include Dennett and Craig at 865 Main Street with a 282 0562 contact.
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Conroy
Frank X. Emond
Sade
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St. Saco
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
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Portland Weather Shifts to Showers Tonight
Portland forecasts variable cloudiness with a chance of showers in the southwest tonight. Lows in the 60s. Tomorrow becomes partly sunny with highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s.
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Portland
Minor rear end collision reported in Biddeford
A 3:10 p.m. Friday rear end crash at Elm and Amherst streets left no injuries or arrests. Edgar D. Morin, 53, of Pool Street, Biddeford hit Suzanne M. Derry, 15, of Cape Elizabeth. A separate Sampson parking lot collision on Alfred Street involved Edwina W. Gagnon, 41, of Old Alfred Road, Biddeford, and Richard Perkins, 22, of Berwyn, Pennsylvania, with no injuries or citations.
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Elm and
Amherst
Biddeford
Edgar D. Morin
Pool St
Suzanne M. Derry
Cape Elizabeth
Sampson
Alfred Street
Edwina W. Gagnon
Alfred Road
Richard Perkins
Berwyn
Memo Writing Mania In 71 At White House
Former presidential adviser Robert H. Finch says the White House in 1971 showed a preoccupation with memo writing and a mentality that led to Watergate. He described a fetish for documenting gossip and plans on paper amid White House aides circulating a hostile memo about his health.
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Washington
Robert H. Finch
White House
Finch
National Public Television
HEW
California
New England Temperatures Across Major Cities
A weather snapshot lists temperatures for cities in New England and nearby states including Boston 79, Chatham 73, Nantucket 72, New Bedford 78, Worcester 62, Providence 63, Hartford 62, Concord 62, Lebanon 60, Mt. Washington 58, Burlington 83, Montpelier 82, Newport 85, and maps highs and lows across the region.
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Job Opportunities Posted At OOB For Maine State Service
Representative Leatrice Morin of Old Orchard Beach announces up to date listings for Job Opportunities in the Service of the State of Maine. Listings posted at Zahare's IGA on Heath Street with a clipboard on the wall to the right of the entrance. Please do not remove any pages so others can view the information.
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Augusta
Leatrice Morin
Old Orchard Beach
State of Maine
Zahare
IGA
Heath Street
Deaths in the News Conrad Aiken and Arthur Radford
In Savannah Conrad Aiken 84 Pulitzer winner died Friday. In Washington Adm. Arthur W. Radford 77 former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff died Friday. Radford advocated naval air power as the nation’s top military officer.
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Conrad Aiken
Savannah
Aiken
Arthur W. Radford
Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Naval Air Power
Navy
Car Rolls Over At Kennebunk Ends With No Injuries
A single car accident occurred near the Landing Store on Summer Street at 4 am Friday. Steven M. Eldridge 18 of Chelmsford MA swerved to avoid a wrong way vehicle, hit the shoulder and rolled over. Passenger Lee Sne 19 also of MA escaped injury. Sedan declared a total loss.
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Kennebunk
Summer Street
Steven M. Eldridge
Chelmsford
Mass
Eldridge
Lee Sne
Nethasset
Brian Hutchins
Record Number Use Maine Pike In Last Month
Portland Maine July traffic on the Maine Turnpike topped 1.5 million vehicles, a new one month high of 1 531 669 surpassing July 1972. Executive director Frank A Howe said revenue lagged last year despite higher usage due to longer trips.
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Maine Turnpike
Turnpike Authority
Frank A. Howe
Turnpike
Howe
Man Dies In Alfred Two Car Collision
Joe R. Tracy age 22 of Littleton Massachusetts was killed in a head on collision on Route 202 Alfred Maine when his car was struck by a passing vehicle No other injuries reported It was the deadliest traffic fatality in Maine this year compared with 143 on the same date last year
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Alfred
Joe R. Tracy
Littleton
Mass
Maine
Radin Company solicitors draw mixed local reaction
Radin Company solicitors faced skepticism from residents while Roy Radin's return was questioned. Hirsch said the firm monitors solicitors but some abuses slipped through. In Kennebunk they were asked to tone down, and they complied. Sergeant Plante urged complaints be made to police and warned of bag packing for serious issues. The meeting ended as the room grew stuffy.
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Roy Radin
Hirsch
Radin Company
Kennebunk
Plante
Cancer Fight Cost Projected In Moon Style Plan
Washington reports a national cancer program using systems analysis to fight cancer with a plan costing over 1 billion dollars annually by 1978. The strategy aims at seven fronts from preventing carcinogen effects to rehabilitating patients and stopping cancer cell spread.
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Washington
White House
America
National Cancer Institute
Chavez Shifts Boycott Tactics To Urban Pickets
Thousands of United Farm Workers supporters abandon rural lines in California to join urban protests as Cesar Chavez shifts focus to a broad boycott after a picket line shooting. About 3,000 UFW members from San Joaquin Valley will head to Los Angeles and San Francisco to intensify the boycott.
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Calif
United Farm Workers
California
Cesar Chavez
UFW
Coachella Valley
Coachella
San Joaquin
Chavez
Juan de la Cruz
Delano Table
Phase 4 Gas Price Ceilings Set for Sept 1 Rollbacks
The Cost of Living Council said many retailers may cut prices one to three cents per gallon when Phase 4 ceilings take effect on September 1. Ceilings vary by dealer and are based on August 1 average cost plus the prior January 10 markup.
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Council
William N. Walker
J A. Love
Nixon
Goodyear
B.F
Group Opposing Public Power Gains Momentum in Maine
Augusta AP report says Citizens Against a Power Authority of Maine adds about 60 members daily, totaling around 450 with $4,500 in individual contributions. The group plans organizing activities and a September news conference ahead of a November referendum on the state power authority, with Central Maine Power Co aiding and funding the effort.
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Augusta
Public Power Authority
Ralph S. Williams
Citizens Against A Power Authority of Maine
Aua
Williams
Central Maine Power Co
Citizens’ Group
China Youths Plan Summer Activities Tied to Mao era ideals
Mao Tse tung says youths must be future masters of China educated to serve the people. The youth league and educators organize summer programs for primary and secondary students featuring revolutionary songs stories of heroes and drills to prepare for war while schools also offer Marx Engels Lenin Stalin Mao classes and nonpolitical shows like astronomy and sports events such as chess and calisthenics.
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Engels
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Stalin
Hsinhua
Two Firms Admit Illegal Donations To Nixon Campaign
The Associated Press reports Phillips Petroleum and Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing admitted making illegal corporate contributions to President Nixon's reelection. Each firm says funds came from individuals or unidentified sources, with 3M announcing in St Paul and Phillips tying donations to former chairman W. W. Keeler. Responses cite board unawareness and refunds to donors.
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Watergate
Archibald Cox
Keeler
John Houchin
W. F. Martin
Finance Committee
Oklahoma
Nixon
Phillips Petroleum Co
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
St. Paul
Phillips
Bartlesville
Okla
W. W. Keeler
Excoses
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Robert Jude
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Leech
Kennebunk Town Hall
Chinese Communist Party
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Saco Cinema
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van Dyke Technicolor
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