Lions Club appoints committees at Won derbar Steak House
Biddeford Saco Lions Club directors meet with King Lion Reynold Larochelle naming chairmen for agriculture boys and girls citizenship and patriotism civic improvement community betterment education health and welfare safety sight conservation United Nations greeter attendance constitution bylaws convention finance Lions information membership program and entertainment and publicity A special athletic committee forms with John Daly as chairman assisted by several officers.
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Biddeford- Saco
Armand Morissette
Larochelle
James Kosvanack
United Nations
David Twomey
Bernard Kirby
Edward Caron
Mark Simard
Reynold Langevin
Arthur King
Lions Information
Rene Roy Sr
Charles Keely
Glen Stevens
John Daly
Fred Tebbenhoff
Community group outlines plans for fall projects and events
Officials stated all members owing dues would be notified. The meeting reviewed fall and winter projects sports and fund raising and discussed a ladies night with Kirby and David Twomey noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard
Kirby
David Twomey
Banquet Planned for National VFW Auxiliary President
Old Orchard Memorial VFW Auxiliary met at the Post Home with President Mrs. Mary Marshall presiding. A donation to the Department Hospital was made and the quota sent to Ways and Means. The National President will tour Maine September 17 to 20 with stops at Bar Harbor Togus and Portland. A banquet in her honor is set for September 19 in Portland.
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Old Orchard Beach
Mary Marshall
Old Orchard Memorial
VFW
Atlantic Avenue
Department Hospital
Department Ways and Means
Maine
Bar Harbor
Togus
Portland
Auburn
Newport
R. L
Marshall
Blanche McKee
Jan Simpson
Cecile McNeill
Communication Film Shown At Old Orchard Beach Kiwanis Meeting
Old Orchard Beach Kiwanis Club meets at Ocean Park Restaurant with President Robert Corliss presiding. James Simonson offers invocation. C Russell Durant presents a film titled Dew Line Story on far north defense outposts. Guests include Ralph Newell and Brigadier Simonson.
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Old Orchard Beach
Kiwanis Club
Ocean Park
Robert Corliss
James Simonson
Roland Mewer
Alphonse
Monier
C. Russell Durant
Telephone Company
Dew Line
Ralph E. Newell
Gorham
Lake Wales
Fla
Bill Malpas
Plattsburg
N.S
Howard B. Liggett
Refreshments Served After Meeting by Mrs McKee and Mrs Simpson
After the meeting refreshments were served by Mrs McKee and Mrs Simpson. The next meeting is scheduled for September 16.
Notable Names Mentioned in Court Ledger
The fragment lists individuals including John F. Brenner of Rochester New York Judge Redmond Hayes of Sherbrooke Quebec and Reverend Hartley J. Grandin of Concord New Hampshire. The excerpt appears to record attendees or officials with regional ties in a legal or clerical context.
Violence erupts as crowd resists integration in segregated city
Police fire on a large crowd estimated at 1000 in a confrontation linked to school desegregation orders. King demands calm as Moore shields the Shores home. streets and Shores area cordoned off. Federal courts require desegregation in fall term starting Sept 4 with high school 12th grade first. No open threats reported despite prior tear gas and Tuesday night violence.
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Ers
Moore
John Kobs Retires After 39-Year MSU Baseball Era
Michigan State University confirms John Kobs retires as baseball coach after the 1963 season ending a 39 year tenure with only four losing campaigns.
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John Kobs
Michigan State
Khrushchev Promotes Yugoslav Ties and Space Lead in Belgrade
In Belgrade Khrushchev told Yugoslav workers that enemies of communism would seek life in communist states and that the Soviet Union leads the space race ahead of the United States. He praised Yugoslav Russian ties and rejected the 1948 split’s impact. At an Owen-Davis Post meeting in Saco hall a banquet date for the baseball team was announced, with the regional trophy to become permanent after three straight wins, and details of a Kiddie Carnival and other events were outlined.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Rakovica
Moscow
Red China
Owen-Davis Post
American Legion
Saco Hall
Guy Goodwin
Richard Dut‘cher
Roland Bouchard
William Chase
Erwin Stevens
Kenneth Durgin
Memorial Field
Camp Ellis Rod and Gun Club
Arthur McCarthy
Robert Lamontagne
Miner Bova found after long rescue effort in mine shaft
Lou Lou calls from the crew. Fellin reports hearing Bova’s voice for the first time since Monday in a subterranean gallery about 25 feet away. Bova taps twice signaling life as workers cheer a turning rescue, while Fellin plans shoring with salvaged lumber.
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Bova
Lou
Fellin
Throne
Fell
US Denounces Saigon Crackdown on Buddhist Sites
Saigon Radio reports raids on at least three Buddhist pagodas in Saigon and seizures of printing equipment at Xa Lai pagoda, mines and daggers at An Quang, and a submachine gun with explosives at Ravada pagoda. Casualties or arrests are not mentioned.
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Saigon Radio
Saigon
Xa Lai
An Quang
Ravada
Maine Firms To Receive Safety Plaques At Dinner
The Associated Industries of Maine will award bronze safety plaques to Bates Manufacturing Co. of Lewiston American Can Co. of Portland and Diamond National of Oakland. The AIM spoon said the three firms will receive the honors at the annual dinner Friday night in Poland Spring.
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Augusta
Associated Industries of
Maine
Bates Manufacturing Co
Lewiston
American Can Co
Portland
Diamond National
Oakland
AIM Spoon
Poland
Traffic Offenders Fined In Biddeford
Two traffic law offenders were fined by Associate Judge Gerald C. Nason in Biddeford Municipal Court this morning. John B. Hall, 19, of 538 Elm St., paid $10 after pleading guilty to speeding 58 mph in a 45 zone. Giles C. Barrett, 47, of Bloomfield, N. J., paid $15 after pleading guilty to passing at the Elm and Main Streets intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald C. Nason
Biddeford
John B. Hall
Elm St
Giles C. Barrett
Bloomfield
N. J
Elm
Main Streets
Washington Moscow hot line to be ready by month end
The Defense Communications Agency aims to have the Washington Moscow hot line in operation by month end. ITT subsidiaries and RCA won contracts for their U S end, creating 24 hour direct White House to Kremlin communication as a safeguard against accidental war.
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New York
Defense Communications Agency
Washington
Chairman Schedule Set For Kiwanians
The Saco Biddeford Kiwanis Club announced the Chairman of the Day schedule for September at Wonderbar Steak House. Lloyd Anderson for Sept 3 Lester Austin for Sept 10 Raymond Bonang for Sept 17 and Paul Casavant for Sept 24. The Aug 17 auction was moved to Aug 24 and the first annual golf tournament will be at the Biddeford Saco Country Club Aug 31 and Sept 1. The parking meter drive was deemed a success.
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Saco-Biddeford
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Sharpener
Dri
Cristan
Noxzema
McKesson’s
Bot
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Hepatica
Main ST
Waltham
Geritol
Revlon
Revlon’s
A. H. Benoit & CO
Masonic Building
Shrushcev
Rm Westester
Russiia
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Russia
Kiwanians
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Beneficial Finance Co
Washington Street
Atlantic
YES
Palm Beach
River St
Sanford Mills
Sanford
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