Probable Cause Found Against Bay State Man
David L. Lamacchia of South Barre Mass bound over to September term on $5 000 bail after probable cause found in 20th District Court Saco on robbery charges involving 163 dollars from Zahares Bak and other traffic offenses. The session listed numerous fines and dismissals for violators from Maine towns and surrounding states with offenders charged for speeding no license and other infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Lamacchia
South Barre
Mass
Superior Court
20Th District Court
Saco
Lamacchia
Zahares
Old Orchard Beach
Peter Ricitelli
Portland
Superior
Jeffrey B. Wood
Richard L. Houde
Old Men Continued From Page One Complaints About Grub
The writer notes ongoing complaints from older readers about meals and service, joking that some arrive with belts tight and later gripe about the food. The tone is dry and humorous about reader feedback and dining expectations.
Brakeman Finds Park Violation Voided After Meter Issue
Duluth Minnesota AP report says Ralph M. Johnson, brakeman for Great Northern Railway, left on a run to Minneapolis St Paul Wednesday. On return Thursday afternoon he found a parking meter installed where his car was parked and an overtime parking ticket placed on the car, a violation later voided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth, Minn
Ralph M. Johnson
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Robert Frost Plaque Hung At Ocean Park
The 28th Maine Writers Conference unveiled a plaque on Temple Avenue tennis courts in Ocean Park noting Robert Frost learned tennis there in summer 1890 while employed at Granite State Hotel. The marker, erected August 22, 1968, was designed by Russell Rix. Attendees included Mrs. Thurston, Walter Mitchell, and Adelbert Jakeman. a garden party followed at Sea Haven with paintings by Mrs. Jakeman and other hostesses.
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Robert Frost
State of Maine Writers’ Conference
Temple Avenue
Ocean Park
Granite State Hotel
Walter R. Mitchell
Adelbert M. Jakeman Sr
Association
State of
Ocean Park House
Ocean Park Hotel
New Hampshire
Alice L. Thurston
Thurston
Ocean Ark Association
Adelbert M. Jakeman
Writers’ Group
Frost
Sea Haven
Jakeman
Clyde G. Russell
Freda E. Ste
Daniel C. Tuttle
Educational Project Held For Indians
Mr and Mrs Walter Moulton and daughters Barbara and Valerie returned home after seven weeks with the Passamaquoddy Indians at the Reservation. Sponsored by the Northeast District of Unitarian Universalists the educational project included six adults and two on Head Start and school work. George LaPorte of New York City worked on the project for a third year. The Moultons and daughters were there for their second year. The closing party honored the group with traditional Indian dances and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Walter Moulton
Barbara
Valerie
Passamaquoddy
Northeast District of
Unitarian Universalists
George LaPorte
New York City
Harvard to offer undergrad course on Afro American history
Freidel announces a new undergraduate program examining African background, slavery, white and black attitudes, and the 20th century migration. The semester covers pre Civil War slavery, abolition, Reconstruction, and Negro freedom, with intensive discussion groups moderated by Harvard teaching fellows. Principal co lecturers include Martin Kilson and John Womack.
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Terest
Freidel
America
Fac- Freidel
Harvard
Martin Kilson
John Womack
United States
Americas
Copper the oldest metal known to man
The article notes that copper is the earliest metal used by humans, highlighting its ancient origins and long history in human technology and society.
Beach Girl Bound Over To Grand Jury Term
An 18 year old Old Orchard Beach woman Dorothea L Bunson was bound over to the Cumberland County grand jury for the September term on manslaughter charges tied to her infant daughter’s death. The baby was found Aug 14 in a South Portland bottling plant wastebasket where Bunson worked as a bookkeeper. Medical testimony disputed stillbirth and showed air in the lungs and neck area. a long umbilical cord was noted. Bunson remains free on $2000 bail as grand jury action looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Orchard Beach
Dorothea L. Bunson
Lewis Avenue
Cumberland County
South Portland
Miss Bunson
Franklin F. Ferguson
Asst
Atty
Daniel G. Lilley
Ferguson
John M. Curley
Czechoslovak Crisis, Johnson Kosygin Talks Off
News At A Glance reports a Czechoslovak Communist bid for a puppet regime amid a Soviet power struggle, while Johnson is alerted to a possible Soviet invasion. Plans for a Johnson Kosygin summit are canceled. Eisenhower remains in critical condition. Pueblo crew imprisoned for eight months. IRS notes a cigarette smoking decline. Democratic Credentials Committee seats two Georgia delegations. Kennedy associates pledge fight for strong peace plank. International notes cover Vietnamese province attacks and Da Nang fighting. Pope Paul tours Colombia.
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Washington
Johnson
Czechoslovakia
Kosygin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pueblo
da Nang
Pope Paul
Kennebunk Educator Rejoins State Department Duties
Andrew J. Peterson of Colonial Drive Kennebunk resumes duties with the State Department of Education after completing a year of graduate study at Boston University. He had been on leave from his consultant position in secondary education and returns to his prior role, former principal of Kennebunk High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Andrew J. Peterson
Colonial Drive
Boston University
State Department of Education
Auguta
Department
Kennebunk High School
State Department
Pre-Nuptial Supper Held In Kennebunk
A buffet supper in Kennebunk at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew J Peterson honored Miss Barbara Connolly of Portland and her fiance Lt Harry Rice Burrell Jr of Virginia who will wed Saturday at St Patrick s Church in Portland. Guests included the Connolly family and a large list of relatives and friends from Maine and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk
Harry Rice Burrell
Diane Burrell
Scott Burrell
Hampton
Patrick J. Foley
New York City
Howard E. Dimitre
Marblehead
Mass
Lawrence Dimitre
Michael
Anne
Sandra
Kathy Denise
Stephanie
Bar Mills
Morris Blumenthal
Augusta
Aimee Proulx
Belfast
Sherman Green
Biddeford
Horace Lewis
Bangor
Michael Dimitre
Judith Connolly
Marcia Warren
Dana
Peter Hopkinson
Portland
Peterson
Andrea Peterson
Michael and
David Peterson
Colombians Ordained as Priests At Eucharistic Congress
At the 39th International Eucharistic Congress on the large grounds amid chill winds Colombians were ordained priests to dedicate more time to other duties though most Sacraments were not performed. Four are married and the Vatican notes show a trend of declining vocations impacting church work in America. Crowds carried signs appealing for the Holy Father to pray for Czechoslovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Death of longtime river beacon ends Coast Guard lamp tradition
MEMPHIS AP Rob ert Rawes age 73 a veteran Coast Guard lamplighter at Helena Ark died at Memphis Veterans Hospital closing a era on the Mississippi River He was the last active lamplighter with only one keeper north of Memphis remaining as battery powered beacons replace oil lamps on the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Mississippi River
Robert Rawes
U.S. Coast Guard
Helena
Ark
Rawes
Memphis Veterans Hospital
Coast Guard
Memphis
Death of Rev Dr Douglas Horton Former Harvard Dean
Berlin New Hampshire AP reports the death of Rev Dr Douglas Horton 77 a longtime leader of the Congregational Christian Churches for 17 years and former Harvard Divinity School dean from 1955 to 1959 He helped shape the National Council of Churches and the World Council of Churches multiple church bodies credited with fostering ecumenical movement at mid century
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
N.H
Douglas Horton
Congregational Christian Churches
Harvard University Divinity School
Horton
National Council of Churches
World Council of Churches
Black Appearing Tulip Revealed as Dark Maroon Variety
Horticulturalists announce a tulip variety that from a distance appears black but is actually a deep maroon shade. The discovery highlights pigment variation and optical effects in ornamental blooms.
Lennons divorce case grips the headlines
John Lennon and wife Cynthia filed an acknowledgement of service in London, denying adultery with Yoko Ono as the other woman. They wed in 1962 and have a five-year-old son. Also, Rev Michael J Moakler says he wed Eleanor Travers in Seekonk on August 1 and left priesthood to pursue marriage. Ambassador Harriman traveled to Spain with his wife for a weekend near Alicante. Britt Ekland seeks divorce from Peter Sellers, with no public grounds released. they wed in 1964 and have a three-year-old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press London
John Lennon
The
Beatles
Cynthia
Yoko Ono
Lennons
Miss Ono
Providence, RI
Michael J. Moakler
Providence
Eleanor M. Travers
Seekonk
Mass
London
Britt Ekland
Peter Sellers
Sellers
Miss Ekland
Doris Day son to run late husband estate of 1.3 million
Ter rence P. Melcher, 26, son of Doris Day and the late Martin Melcher, will be allowed to administer his father's estate valued at 1.3 million dollars after the producer died without a will on April 20. Day had named his son to manage the affairs but former business partner Jerome B. Ro prompted the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Terrence P. Melcher
Doris Day
Martin Melcher
Miss Day
Melcher
Jerome B. Ro
There Are 92 Classifieds In Want Ads. Why Not Use One
A promotional item urging readers to place a classified advertisement. Emphasizes the wide reach and variety of listings available in the want ads section.
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Melbourne
G. Bernard
Grant St
Diane Blais
West St
John Gendron
Alfred
Raymond F. Nadeau
Sanford
Myron P. Jordan Jr
Edwin R. Atkinson
Houston
Sharon E. Meng
Cheshire
Donald J. O’brien
Northbridge
Frank D. Mattson
Lexington
Richard E. Caron
Kittery
Joseph E. Shmale
Sarasota
Fla
Pierre L. Morrow
School St
Joseph D. Izzo
Mechanicsville
N.Y
William Adams Jr
Maurice Oatin
Thetford Que
Robert R. Laverty
Ecker
Richard A. Nuccio
Paramus
N.J
Rachel M. Normand
Arthur Clayton
Windham
Floyd A. Rich
North Berwick
John R. H E
Concord
Robert E. Hall
Berwick
Richard Bailey
Pool Road
Peter B. Mills
Gorham
Thomas E. Terison
Cumberland
Edward A. Moulton
Westee
Margo T. Savard
England
Richard ‘Leighton
Peter C. Swett
Charles E. Terao
Everett J. Conners
Gregory D. Tetherly
Wells
Victor C. McFarland
Springvale
Peter George Politakis
Woburn
Dennis T. Palmer
Richard E. Wallingford
James N. Demitt
Yarmouth
John G. Banstead
Baldwin
Roycevens
Pleasant St
Ernest J Goodwin III
Jean Gervais
Montreal
Pierre Rondeau
St. Michel
Que
Sears
Aluminum
Biddeford Shopping Center
Trusl Nursing
May Street
Walkerettes
Gregoire
Elm
Lincoln & Green Sts
Elm St., Saco
Maine
Coaster
Kennebunk Man
Paris
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Spain
Alicante
Mediterranean
Park St., Saco, Maine
Plymouth
Colonial Realty Co., Inc
Graham Street
Biopeford Savings Bank
Main St
F.d.lc
Biddeford, Maine
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