Biddeford Personal Notices List Local, Military and Visitors
Mrs Sylvia Bean of 6 Taylor Biddeford is a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Lucien Nadeau of 570 Elm Biddeford is a surgical patient at Mercy Hospital. Mrs John Mandiville of 67 Clifford Biddeford is a surgical patient at Notre Dame hospital. Mrs Germaine Lauzon of 8 Mt. wares Biddeford is a medical patient at Webber Hospital. John W Cluff engineman third class USCG son of Mrs Charlotte Cluff Port is serving aboard Coast Guard Cutter Cowslip. Marc Salvas son of Mr and Mrs Salvas Jr 7 Beacon Biddeford is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital. Richard L Boisvert seaman USCG son of Mrs Gertrude Boisvert of Hill's Beach Biddeford is serving aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Cowslip. Mr and Mrs Fred Miller and family returning home Stroudsburg Pa guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Gannon Bradley Street Saco. Coast Guard Warrant Officer Thomas J Collins husband of former Miss Geraldine A Lacie of 110 Saco Ave Old Orchard Beach serving aboard Coast Guard Cutter Cowslip. Dennis R Babb seaman apentice USN son of Mr and Mrs Normen R Babb 59 Pleasant St Saco is a crewmember of USS Constellation off Southeastern Asia. After visit with Mr and Mrs Arthur Gannon Bradley Street Saco, Mr and Mrs Manuel Paiva and family return to Taunton Mass. Mrs Paiva formerly Bettina Gannon. Sister Aimee du Sacrament of Sisters of the Assumption Alberta Canada visiting with her sister Miss EmelIna Bellerose and niece Mrs Marie Boutin 187 Hill St Biddeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Bean
Taylor Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Lucien Nadeau
Elm St
Biddeford
Mercy Hospital
John Mandiville
Clifford St
Notre Dame
Germaine Lauzon
Mt. Wares St
John W. Cluff
USCG
Charlotte M. Cluff
Coast Guard
Cowslip
Marc Salvas
Joseph Salvas Jr
Beacon Ave
Richard L. Boisvert
Seaman
Gertrude
Boisvert
Hill's Beach
Sisters of the Assumption
Alberta
Canada
Emelina Bellerose
Marie P. Boutin
Hill St
York County Salon 598 Fight and Forty Meet Tomorrow
York County Salon 598 Fight and Forty will meet tomorrow night at 8 at Mrs. Evelyn Morin’s home 20 Porter Street Biddeford A separate meeting for all women working for the St Josephs bazaar will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the church basement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
Evelyn Morin
Porter St
Biddeford
Church Notes Confessions in Coastal Maine Parishes
Confessions are scheduled at St Martha's Kennebunkport Saturday 4 to 5 and 7 to 8 PM St Monica's Kennebunk Sunday before each Mass St Mary's Wells Beach Saturday 3 to 4 PM Saints Church Ogunquit Saturday 4 to 5 PM The Junior Band and Songsters of the Saco Salvation Army meet Saturday at 6 AM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martha's Church
Kennebunk
Port
St. Monica’s Church
St. Mary's Church
Wells Beach
1 Saints
Ogunquit
Soongsters
The
Saco Salvation Army
Bowdoin Fund Drive Surpasses Goal With Grant
Bowdoin College officials announce the fund drive surpassed $10 million aided by a $250,000 James Foundation grant. The total stands at $10,135,848 as leaders plan to expand enrollment, build new facilities, renovate existing ones, and fund a new senior year program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Bowdoin College
James Foundation of
New York
Bowdoin
James S. Coles
Greek Cypriot Row Over Turkish Air Attacks Deepens
Renewed claims that Turkish airplanes attacked the northwest coast surfaced as Greek Cypriot government charged the raids. Greek Defense Minister Petros Garoufalias arrived unexpectedly and said he would meet President Makarios and review Greece's 950 man contingent on the island. Rumors swirled that he would urge Makarios to reject Soviet military aid offered in case of a Turkish invasion, with a Greek cease delegation possibly traveling to Moscow for talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petros Garoufalias
Athens
Makarios
Greece
Cyprus
Garoufalias
Cee
Moscow
Card of Thanks and Family Gratitude Note
Maude H. Chick thanks friends and relatives for visits gifts flowers cards and letters during hospital stay. We also thank friends neighbors and relatives for spiritual and floral bouquets and delegations at the funeral for their aid and sympathy. The Lapointe Family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lapointe
Lapointe
Deaths Italian Red Leader Dies
ROME AP Italian Communist boss Palmiro Togliatti 71 died today in Russia after a stroke. A veteran revolutionary and long-time party head, he led the Italian Communist party for 38 years and spent years in Moscow before returning to lead a loose national front government before withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Palmiro Togliatti
Russia
Togliatti
Yalta
Italy
Communist Party
Palmiro
Mussolini
Moscow
Soviet
Stalin
News At A Glance Shows Democratic platform wrangling
A digest of political maneuvers in Washington with platform committee struggles over civil rights wording. International, defense and foreign policy items are noted, including Vietnam, Congo, Cyprus tensions, and Greek Turkish clashes. Weather and drought impacts on crops and prices are mentioned along with missing Americans and Great Lakes water concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Southeast Asia
International
Great Lakes
Rosemary O'Brien
Nancy Milligan Is Honored At Shower
Miss Nancy Milligan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jon D. Milligan of Cape Porpoise, was guest of honor at a morning coffee and bridal shower at the Sea and Surf Motor Inn. She will wed Michael C. Taylor of Lyman on September 11, with hostesses Mrs. Bernard F. Kenney and Miss Sally Wentworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk Beach
Nancy Milligan
Sea and Surf Motor Inn
Milligan
Jon D. Milligan
Cape Porpoise
Michael C. Taylor
Lyman
Kennebunk
Sally Wentworth
Jon Milligan
Verne Bodwell
Gordon Hutchins
Josie Hutchins
Melissa Hutchins
Norman Stirk
Maurice Hutchins
Russell Peppe
Judith Milligan
Deborah Milligan
William T. Russell
Roger Gonneville
Ernest Smith
Cecile Mathieu
Liza Kenney
Frank Beard
Adelaide Day
Susan Benson
Marybelle Walsh
Kennebunkport
Fred Wright
San Bruno
Calif
Eugene Fowle
Woburn
Mass
Ingrid DeBasche
Westville
N. H
Curtis Taylor
Janet Taylor
Ly‘man
James Henderson i
G. A. Caldwell
Montreal
James Garrow
Portland Weather Outlook for Today and Saturday
This afternoon partly cloudy with little temperature change. Highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. West to northwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Tonight fair and cool with lows in the 40s and light variable winds. Saturday partly cloudy and slightly warmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Red Chinese Influence Grows In French Congo
The Associated Press reports Red China expanding influence in Brazzaville and the eastern Leopoldville region as part of a broader plan to spread revolutionary violence in central and west Africa. Rebels in the Leopoldville area, calling themselves the Peoples Liberation Army, seek support from Brazzaville and the National Council for Liberation of the Congo. Patrice Lumumba, former premier, was murdered in 1961, while Moise Tshombe accuses foreign powers of backing the Communist China effort via Brazzaville and Burundi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Congo
Associated Press
Peking
Central
West Africa
Brazzaville
Congo Republic
Congo
Leopoldville
Congos
Angola
Stanleyville
People’s Liberation Army
Africa
National Council For Liberation of the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Moise Tshombe
China
Brazzaville Congo
Burundi
Rails and airlines lead gains in irregular stock market
New York trading showed rails and airlines advancing as the market rose unevenly. The AP average for 60 stocks gained .6 points to 315.6, with industrials up .4 and rails up 1.3, while utilities slipped. Dow Jones rose .52 to 839.23 as American and several airlines posted gains and firms like General Motors slipped slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nickel Plate-Norfolk & Western
Associated Press
Norfolk & Western
New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroad
American Airlines
Pan American
United
Eastern
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Studebaker
American Motors
Lorillard
Liggett & Myers
American
Reynolds Tobacco
Xerox
U.S
IBM
Polaroid
American Stock Exchange
Hathaway Attacks Goldwater In Maine Speech
EAST MACHIAS AP The Democratic state chairman William D Hathaway of Auburn and 2nd District candidate criticized Barry Goldwater saying he does not favor the national programs Maine needs. He charged Goldwater has offered no constructive comments in any field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Machias
Barry Goldwater
Maine
William D. Hathaway
Auburn
Congress
Washington County
Democratic Women's Club
Goldwater
Bonython School to be razed by fire crews
Bonython School on School Street, badly gutted by fire on Oct. 14, 1963, will be razed by Saco firemen on Monday at 6:30 p.m. according to reports received at the fire station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonython School
School Street
Saco
MacLeod and Hathaway Agree to Television Debates
In Bangor AP report Republican Kenneth P. MacLeod of Brewer agrees to join Democratic State Chairman William D. Hathaway of Auburn in joint TV debates for the 2nd District congressional seat. MacLeod cites a poll showing many voters do not know either candidate and hopes appearances will acquaint the public with their divergent views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Kenneth P. Macleod
Brewery
William D. Hathaway
Auburn
Hathaway
MacLeod
Mr. Hathaway
Tl Am
Winners Named At Hobby And Flower Show Kennebunk
The Goose Rocks Beach Association staged a hobby and flower show at the Community House with multiple classes for children and adults. Prizes were awarded in categories including Miniatures and A Man's Holiday, with chairmen and judges from Kennebunk and Kennebunkport, and refreshments overseen by Mrs. Hugh Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Goose Rocks
Fred Smith
Milton Shaw
Jo Ann Junker
Alan Clark
Deborah Weyl
Lila Doe
Barbara Clark
Eugene Gray
John Cole
Albert Madeira
Kennebunkport
Hugh Mullen
Six Dies as Truck Collides with Ottawa Montreal Train
Leonard Ontario report says six people died when a heavy gravel truck rammed the fast Ottawa Montreal passenger train at a crossing ten miles east of Ottawa. Initial tallies listed five train passengers and the truck driver killed with many injured and trapped passengers as ambulances responded. Three cars derailed with one overturned and two remaining upright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Ont
Canadian Pacific Railway
Ottawa-Montreal
Ottawa
Democratic Civil Rights Debate Faces Hurdles in Committee
Democrats grapple with Sanders proposed civil rights plank as Rep. Dawson of Illinois praised his leadership while urging consensus. Rep. Reuss of Wisconsin doubts liberal wing will accept limited federal role and Sanders plans further talks with President Johnson at a White House gathering of Southern governors, which several Southern governors may skip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders
William L
South
Dawson
Georgia
Henry S. Reuss
Wisconsin
Johnson
White House
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Fire operation to burn structure may take one or two days
Firemen say the operation could last one or two days depending on how fast the building burns. They expect to determine the pace as crews monitor flames and control hotspots.
Delay Granted by FTC to Postpone Health Warnings
The Federal Trade Commission will delay the cigarette health warnings order for six months. Chairman Paul Rand Dixon told Rep. Oren Harris the effective date moves to July 1, 1965, after Harris requested the postponement. The delay aims to aid legislative deliberations on smoking and health amid a Surgeon General linked cancer and heart disease finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Paul Rand Dixon
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House Commerce Committee
Dixon
Harris
Luther L. Terry
FTC
Nicklaus Wins With 321 Yard Drive In Ohio Event
In Columbus a driving contest before a golf clinic featured 17 former PGA champions. Jack Nicklaus led with a 321 yard blast, Harold Williams 308, Sam Reynolds 304, and George Bayer 300 in order. Ten others competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Harold Williams
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Sam Reynolds
Springfield Mo
Big George Bayer
Convention Hall Declared Fallout Shelter for City
Atlantic City authorities designate the Convention Hall as the city's official fallout shelter. Civil Defense officials approved the shelter for use by 22,459 residents in case of emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N.J
Civil Defense
First Lady Tours Eastport Areas Amid Dam Debate
Thieves broke into two nearby Oxford businesses overnight, stealing nearly 900 dollars from Harold's Motor Co. but missing a second shop. In Norway, a safe at C N Brown Retail Co. was left intact while a lamp display was smashed. In Campobello Island Eastport, Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson toured distressed areas and supported Passamaquoddy Dam plans, touring Quoddy Bay and dedicating Roosevelt's home as an International Park. She praised local resolve and noted federal aid for municipal projects, then attended a Vermont reception for the Status of Women Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Harold’s Motor Co
Norway
C. N. Brown Retail Co
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Campobello Island
Passamaquoddy
Bay of Fundy
Eastport
Maine
Mrs. Johnson
Passamaquoddy Bay
Ko _ Island
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Quoddy Dam
New Brunswick
Canada
Dexter Cooper
Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Interior
Stewart Udall
Congress
Lester B. Pearson
Campobello Park
Johnson
Edmund Muskie
Burlington
Phillip Hoff
Vermont
University of Vermont
Quebec City Officials Welcome Maine Hosts at Ocean Lobster Pound
Officials from Quebec City and their wives were welcomed yesterday in OLD ORCHARD BEACH with a dinner at the Ocean Lobster Pound and a social hour at the New Linwood Hotel after a reception for Mayor Wilfred Hamel, Town Manager Leon F. Jones, and other town leaders. A 3 p.m. arrival of the caravan was expected today at St. Jude's Mission in Pine Point, with a police escort to town. The 5 p.m. reception will include Mayor Willie Pomerleau and County officials. a lobster bake in front of the Brunswick Hotel precedes the 8 p.m. Palace Ballroom gathering where Gov. John H. Reed will attend.
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Old Orchard Beach
Ocean Lobster Pound
New Linwood
Wilfred Hamel
Quebec City
Leon F. Jones
Constance Edwards
Maine
St. Jude’s Mission
Pine Point
Willie Pomerleau
Biddeford
J. Edward Whelan
Brunswick Hotel
Palace
John H. Reed
Desegregation Comes Quietly In Capital City
Jackson Mississippi CBS AP reports desegregation began with 43 Negro children signing up for first grade in eight formerly all white elementary schools. total white and black enrollments were lower than expected. 567 Negro and 1,705 white registrations. classes begin Sept 14 in Jackson. Biloxi had 17 Negro students last week and will set the pattern for Leake County and Clarksdale later this year. Mississippi becomes last state to desegregate below college level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Biloxi
Leake County
Clarksdale
Joseph DeSilva In Army Maneuvers
Army Pvt. Joseph R. DeSilva 22 of Saco Maine participates in 11th Air Assault Division maneuvers at Fort Gordon Georgia. He aids in movement and cargo operation supervision during a four month test driven exercise. DeSilva is based at Fort Eustis Virginia as a forklift operator in the 394th Transportation Battalion. He joined the Army in March 1964 after basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey.
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Fort Gordon
Army
Joseph R. DeSilva
Joseph J. DeSilva
Hill Road
Saco
Maine
11Th Air Assault Division
DeSilva
Fort Eustis
394Th Transportation Battalion
105Th Transportation Company
Fort Dix
N.J
Douglas Named State Director
AUGUSTA AP State Education Commissioner William Logan Jr. has named Frederick Douglas of Winthrop as state director of health and physical education. Douglas, director of athletics and football coach at Winthrop High School, succeeds Quentin R. Unger who resigns to take a post in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
William Logan Jr
Frederick Douglas
Winthrop
Douglas
Winthrop High School
Quentin R. Unger
New Jersey
Two Speeders Are Fined At Beach
OLD ORCHARD BEACH A trial before Justice Wes ley Mewer heard two speeding cases. Milton Bimp son, 24, of South Portland pleaded guilty to a charge and was fined 25 dollars. Patrick K. Corliss, 20, of Portland pleaded guilty to a similar charge and was fined 35 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Marguerite LaPierre
Biddeford
Chester Cram Jr
F. Norman Davis
Old Orchard Beach
Wells
Bradford M. Gross
Allan MacLeod Jr
Winchester
N. H
Robert D. Mitchell
West Englewood
N.J
Maine
Joseph A. Grady
Pawtucket
R.I
Grady
William R. Keegan
Freeport
N.Y
Edward Daley Jr
Belmont
Mass
Michael Duffy
Essex Falls
Henry R. Howie Jr
Allston
Costa Mesa
Calif
Kenneth M. MacKenzie
Suns
Ada L. Cummings
Plainfield
Robert J. Powers
Gordon L. Blake
Gorham
Melvin I. Porter
Worcester
Blanton J. Smith
Portsmouth
N.H
Ronald D. Thomas
Reading
Christos Gianopoulos
Sanford
Bernard F. Dumont
Concord
John R. Drohan
Seekonk
Apparing
Wesley M. Mewer
Milton Bimpson
South Portland
Patrick K. Corliss
Portland
Johnson on looming 20 years demand for U S leadership
Johnson spoke to an audience of men who know the nation’s strength, saying the next two decades will require more military, diplomatic, and political leadership. He framed the global contest as freedom versus totalitarianism and urged serving rightful interests while keeping peace with honor, and helping other peoples defend liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
America
Former Beach Resident Dies In Traffic Mishap
Mrs Ethel Horne 75 formerly of Old Orchard Beach died when her sedan collided with a tandem trailer truck on Route 77 at Crescent Beach Bowery Beach Road Maine. Her husband Mark 78 was treated for injuries at Maine Medical Center. Truck operator Robert Deering 30 uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Elizabeth
Maine
Ethel Horne
Portland
Mark
Maine Medical Center
Robert Deering
Scarborough
Horne
Crescent Beach
Bowery Beach Road
Deering
Merrill Transport Co
Orchard Beach
Ethel Lovene
Humbert T. Lovene
Absorb 18-year-olds, says Labor official
Dr. Seymour L. Wolfbein, head of manpower, automation and training, told the Maine Vorational Association that the U.S. economy can absorb the bumper crop of postwar children reaching age 18 next year. He cited strong economic growth and major programs from the 88th Congress aimed at spurring growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
U.S. Labor Department
Seymour L. Wolfbein
Maine Vorational Association
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Bowdoin Fund
Maude H. Chick
Khanh
Jar Bukavu
Bonython
Six
First Lady
Capital City
Joseph DeSilva
DUC Paint CO
Alfred St
Richard Danforth
Anastasoff Studio
Main Street
Duces
Auto Club
Ade
Felix T. Sheltra & Son
Jefferson
Biddeford & Saco Gas CO
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