Mischa Mischakoff Ends Career as Detroit Symphony Concertmaster
Mischa Mischakoff, age 71, played his final concert as Detroit Symphony Orchestra concertmaster Sunday night. A refugee from Russia since 1921, he joined Detroit 15 years ago after leading the NBC Symphony Orchestra under Arturo Toscanini and began violin studies at age seven. He plans to remain in Detroit to teach.
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Detroit
Mischa Mischakoff
Russia
Mischakoff
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Seven Women Take Vows In Religious Order
Seven young women consecrated their lives to God and the Church through the three vows at the Provincial Residence of the Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in Bay View Saco. Postulants received the habit Aug 13. several sisters renewed vows Aug 14.
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Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Good Shepherd Sisters
Bay View
Saco
Pauline Provencher
Robert Provencher
Lawrence
Mass
Charlotte Bouchard
Roger Bouchard
Biddeford
Therese Gauvin
Philippe Gauvin
Lawrence Mass
Catherine Valcourt
Raymond Valcourt
Methuen
Pauline Fournier
Lionel Fournier
van Buren
David E. Fitzpatrick
Peter L. Gerety
Portland
Diane Cha
Pauline Vachon
Leo A. Vachon
Germaine Dumont
Alain Dumont
Candide Blanchette
Caribou
Ludger Blanchette
Nancy Kelly
Huntingdon
Richard Kelly
Anita Cote
Leo Cote
Aurelia Levesque
Lucille Boisvert
Rosemarie DuDevoir
Philadelphia
Lucille Duhamel
Jean Boudreau
Adele St. Pierre
Aline St. James
Charlene Rossignol
Van
Janet Duffy
Woburn
Donna Bartolomei
Franklin
Catherine McDonald Caribou
Rosetta Girouard
Ol Ae
Dorothy Martin
Boson
Distinction Between Apes and Monkeys
A science note explains that apes lack tails while most monkeys possess tails. It highlights the anatomical trait used to tell the two primate groups apart.
Flower Children Out Of Style With TV Producers
Hollywood producers move away from hippie storylines as they seek fresh youth focus. Aaron Spelling and Sid Sheinberg say hippies are over and TV will explore modern teen issues without cliché pot themes. Disturbances at political events frame broader public unrest during the campaign season.
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Cinthia Lowry
Hollywood
Sunset Strip
Hollywood Studios
Aaron Spelling
Spelling
ABC
Sid Sheinberg
NBC
Haight-Ashbury
Humphrey and McCarthy Clash Over Platform Rules
Humphrey criticizes a coalition government approach on Face the Nation. McCarthy defers on platform details while Rep. O'Hare questions a loyalty affirmation rule for delegates. Boggs calls for platform harmony amid urban disruption and strike effects.
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Humphrey
CBS
Sen. McCarthy
McCarthy
James C. O'Hare
Dmich
Unregulated commissions threaten securities market stability
Haack warned that negotiated rates could trigger destructive competition in a shrinking market. He argued such rates would weaken the exchange, reduce investor protections, and push services and profits to smaller investors while increasing consumer exploitation risks. Mayor Lindsay joked about liberal disappointment with the GOP ticket as Chicago hosts the Democratic convention.
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Haack
Exchange
New York
John V .Lindsay
Lindsay
Chicago
Traffic Mishaps Mar Weekend In Saco
Saco police reported multiple weekend accidents. Cecilia H. Cormier 64 of Westfield Mass injures after a no passing zone incident on Main Street. Lloyd M. Anderson 47 of Saco freed after truck jammed under a railroad bridge on Common Street. Gendron 43 of Saco and Owen 46 of Saco collide Beach and Middle Streets. Sylvester 25 of Metaire La and Lemelin 19 Biddeford collide on Main Street.
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Saco
Cecilia H. Cormier
Westfield
Mass
Main Street
Common Street
Roland Gendron
James St
Kenneth W. Owen
Flag Pond Road
Beach Street
Middle Street
Claire B. Sylvester
Metaire
Roland J. Lemelin
Cleaves St
Biddeford
Three Weekend Breaks Are Listed In Saco
Thieves robbed Vic and Whit's Market on Beach Street taking 51.81 in cash including 30 in silver and about 5 in pennies plus three carloads of cigarettes after entering through a cellar window. Rheaume's Market on Main Street saw a rear window screen removed and 1 in pennies stolen from a cash register. A storage shed on Grant Road was entered, with two snow tires and rims and a sombrero taken.
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Saco
Vic and Whit’s
Beach Street
Rheaume’s Market
Main Street
Everett Bowden
Grant Road
Bowden
Saco Youth Arrested By Beach Police
Police report a Saco youth arrested for leaving the scene after an early Saturday accident. William A. Binette, 19, of Lynn Massachusetts, drove a car damaged over 500 dollars on Saco Avenue when struck by Richard L. Houde, 18, of Saco who fled.
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Old Orchard Beach
Saco
William A. Binette
Lynn
Mass
Saco Avenue
Richard L. Houde
Middle St
Binette
Kenneth White
School St
Ernest Fields
Union Ave
Walter R. Lamb
Hall Ave
East Grand Avenue
Jacques Lasnier
Longueuil
Que
Lincoln’s Dream Ahead of Assassination Spooks Bodyguard
Three nights before his assassination Abraham Lincoln reportedly told his bodyguard of a dream in which he would be killed and an ominous vision. The remark circulated as a chilling premonition amid the tumult of his final days.
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Pembroke
Maine
Albion Goodwin
Eugene J. McCarthy
Goodwin
McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Washington County
Abraham Lincoln
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Wrecker Service
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Sears Telephone Shopping Service
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National Student Association Congress
Alabama
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W. T. Grant CO
Biddeford Shopping Center
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Mitchum Laboratories
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Main St
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