Deaths Malden Massachusetts Rowena Malatesta 50
Mrs Rowena Souza Malatesta 50 a Malden resident for 14 years died July 29 in an Everett hospital after a lengthy illness. She was the daughter of Mrs Martha Souza and the late Manuel Souza. Survived by her widower Lawrence Malatesta a son Frederick Chasse eight sisters and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held here and in Portland. Local obituary notices add detail on family and survivors.
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William Souza
South Portland
Maine
Marie Lunetta
Saco
Patricia Strickland
June Parker
Old Orchard Beach
Gloria Weaver
Easley
S.C
Barbara Michaud
East Hartford
Eulalie Orr
Florida
Portland
Blue Hills
Braintree
Mass
Marine Forecast Eastport to Merrimack River
Winds from the southwest 5 to 15 knots through Friday. Conditions fair with haze and a chance of a shower or thundershower Friday afternoon. Visibility 3 to 5 miles in haze, reducing to 1 mile or less in fog.
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Eastport
Merrimack River
Louis M Flagg of Kennebunkport Dies at 74
Louis M. Flagg 74 of Windermere Place Kennebunkport died early today after a lengthy illness. He retired in 1962 as an insurance and real estate executive in Lowell Massachusetts and was born in Boston September 18 1897. He held many civic and fraternal memberships and is survived by his widow a son a sister and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 PM at Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk with interment in Lake Grove Cemetery Holliston Massachusetts. Friends may call Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM.
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Kennebunkport
Louis M. Flagg
Windermere Place
Lowell
Mass
Boston
Fred C. M
Anna (Canney) Flagg
Berkley Preparatory School
Bentley College of Business Administration
Christian Science Society
Kennebunk
Aurora
Order of the Eastern Star
Arundel Grange
St. Andrew's
Massachusetts
Arundel Lodge
Hazel H. Flagg
Mason B. Flagg
Naperville
Ill
Augusta E. Flagg
Bibber
Summer St
Lake Grove Cemetery
Holliston
Raymond Therrien 56 dies after long illness in Vermont hospital
Raymond A. Therrien 56 of 458 Hillsboro Street died Tuesday morning in a White River Junction Vermont veterans hospital after a long illness. He was born February 7, 1916, in this city, the son of Cyrille and Olivine Morneau Therrien. He belonged to American Legion Post 36 and unions and was a Guardian Angel Church parishioner. Survived by a son Robert R. of Nashua New Hampshire a daughter Olive Deblois a brother Romeo a sister Lea Croteau six grandchildren and several friends. Mass of Christian Burial will be held Saturday at 11 15 from St Joseph Church with interment in Mt Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call Fleury Funeral Home today and tomorrow 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm.
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Lin
Raymond A. Therrien
Hillsboro St
Veterans
Whiteiver Junction
Cyrille and
Olivine (Morneau) Therrien
Therrien
American Legion Post 36
The
Brotherhood of Welders, Hod. Workers of America
Guardian Angel Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Fleury Funeral Home
Burgess St
Ritualistic Services in Kennebunk for Louis M. Flagg
Arundel Lodge A F and A M will conduct ritualistic services tomorrow night at 7 30 at the Bibber Memorial Chapel 67 Summer St Kennebunk for Louis M Flagg a member of the lodge
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Kennebunk
Arundel Lodge A.F
A.M
Bibber Memorial Chapel
Summer St
Louis M. Flagg
Expressions of Thanks for Kindness During Bereavement
The family expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for sympathy shown through cards words flowers loan of cars and drivers during their bereavement. Mrs Antoinette Jarry extends thanks for all acts of kindness.
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Antoinette Jarry
Order of Eagles
Sue J. Lizotte
Church Choir and Youth Fellowship Schedules
Senior Choir members at Saco United Bay Church rehearse tomorrow night in the choir room. Ogunquit Baptist Youth Fellowship rooms on Shore Road open each Thursday at 7 30 for junior and senior highs. Bid geford Foss Street United Methodist Church holds rehearsals tomorrow with junior at 6 30 and senior at 7 30 p m.
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Saco United Bay 4
Ogunquit Baptist Church
Shore Road
Bidgeford Foss Street United Methodist Church
Biddeford Seniors Plan Acton Trip By Bus
Biddeford senior citizens will depart by bus from Le Foyer at Pool and Foss streets and Bradbury Street at 9 30 a m for an Acton air outing tomorrow. The group includes members from the 14 club and 7 ASA.
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Biddeford
Acton Air
le Foyer
Pool and
Foss Streets
Bradbury Street
Saco Man Robert Rancourt Patient at Mercy Hospital
Robert Rancourt of 46 Clark Street Saco is listed as a surgical patient at Mercy Hospital in Portland awaiting procedure and recovery.
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Robert Rancourt
Clark St
Saco
Mercy
Winners at Lawn Avenue Playhouse duplicate bridge
Stella Aranovitch and Alice Fecteau took first place in the Wednesday afternoon duplicate bridge game at the Lawn Avenue Playhouse in Old Orchard Beach. Ruth Main and Gil Seaver were second, Otis Kendall and James Warren third, Dora Paulhus and Ada Sleeper fourth.
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Stella Aranovitch
Alice Fecteau
Lawn Avenue Playhouse
Ruth Main
Gil Seaver
Otis Kendall
James Warren
Dora Paulhus
Ada Sleeper
Oscar Paradis
Carl Raft
Lester Austin
Harry Sawyer
Frank Stroud
George McLain
Avis Briggs
Playhouse
Lyman Abbott
Framingham, Mass
Samuel L. Browne
Sea View Avenue
Cars Collide At Beach Near East Grand Avenue Intersection
Two cars collided yesterday afternoon at the intersection of East Grand Avenue and Old Orchard Street. Drivers Pierre Fortin, 27, of St. Foy Quebec, and Donald Roberge, 21, of 8 Stone Street, Saco, reported very slight damage per police.
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Old Orchard
Camp Ellis Porch Fire Extinguished
Saco firefighters extinguished a porch blaze at 25 West Ave Camp Ellis last night. Engines 2 and 24 and four men responded. The house owner was listed as Stanley Murdoch.
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Saco
West Ave
Camp Ellis
Stanley Murdoch
Fischer Aims at World Chess Crown After Draw
In Reykjavik Iceland Bobby Fischer pressed toward the world title after a 17th game draw gained from Spassky position violation. Fischer leads 10-7. with 2% needed for the title and Spassky five remaining. The draw came five moves after resumption amid debate on intent.
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Raykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Fischer
Spassky
Lothar Schmid
Iver Rose, Painter, Dies in Boston
Iver Rose died at 73 in Massachusetts General Hospital after a career with works in major museums. Born in Chicago he exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art the Art Institute of Chicago and the Carnegie Institute. He lived in Rockport forty years and kept a studio in a Springfield coach house. Funeral services will be Friday at Sinai Temple.
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Boston
Iver Rose
United States
Massachusetts General Hospital
Chicago
Metlita Museum
New York
Art Institute of Chicago
Carnegie Institute
Rockport
Springfield
Sinai Temple
Mysticism Topic Highlighted By Danvers Minister
Rev Edward C C Lynn of Northshore Unitarian Universalist Church Danvers Mass speaks at Ferry Beach Saco service on mysticism The 11 a m sermon at Eleanor B Forbes Chapel features his talk The speaker holds Star King School for the ministry Berkeley California architecture degree Syracuse University and architectural practice in Colorado He serves on the Unitarian Universalist Religious Arts Guild national board as coordinator of regional vice presidents.
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Edward CC. Lynn
Northshore
Syracuse University
Colorado
Unitarian Universalist Religious Arts Guild
Whist Played By Senior Citizens
Members of the Biddeford Senior Citizens Club met yesterday at Le Foyer for a social and business gathering. President Mrs Alden Racine led the meeting with Chaplain Mrs Albertin Chretien. Paul Roberge played piano. Jacques Millette outlined future programs. A whist party followed under Mrs Dorais and others with winners named. refreshments were served.
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Biddeford
Senior Citizens Club
le Foyer
Foss
Pool Streets
Alden Racine
Albertin Chretien
Paul Roberge
Jacques Millette
Marie Anna Dorais
Adelina Plante
Albertine iChretiem
Madeline Beaulieu
Anna Forcier
Josephat Grenier
Alfred Lapierre
Albert Vire
Louis LeRoux
Georgianna Martel
Adele St. Ours
Eva Berube
Roseanna Jalbert
Clara Demers
Dorais
Lucien Boislard
U S Trade Deficit Drops to Six-Month Low in July
The Commerce Department reports a July trade deficit of 542.2 million dollars, narrowing the six month deficit to 3.88 billion dollars for the year. Officials say a improving trend is possible in the balance of trade despite monthly fluctuations.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Harold C. Passer
U.S
Adminispope
First National Tomatoes Seized Over Adulteration Claim
The FDA ordered seizure of more than 800000 pounds of canned tomatoes stored by First National Stores in Portland alleging peeling lacquer in cans from Israel. U.S. Attorney Peter Mills said the product may be adulterated and that some tomatoes likely reached consumers. Seizure covers 488136 cans of peeled pear shaped tomatoes in heavy puree.
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Portland
Food and Drug Administration
First National Stores, Inc
U.S
Mills
Somerville
Mass
First National
American Trading Co
Tel Aviv
Israel
United States
FDA
Beef and Pork Costs Hit Historic Highs in July
Washington reports meat prices surged with beef averaging $1.17 per pound and pork 85.6 cents per pound during July. The overall retail food price index rose about 1.8 percent, driven by higher farm prices and retailer markups. the market basket cost rose by $23 to $1,322 for a year’s supply. Farmers gained $16 of the basket increase from hogs and eggs, while middlemen captured $7, with July showing shifts in wholesale to retail spread and price movements across milk tomatoes and lettuce.
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Washington
Thericulture Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department
Nixon accepts nomination with praise for foreign policy
Nixon urged voters to reject anti growth calls and defended his China and Soviet ties while denouncing McGovern's welfare plan. Four Vietnam Veterans Against the War interrupted with a chant as security moved them out. Agnew received 1345 of 1348 votes and hinted at a 1976 bid.
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McGovern
Nixon
South Dakota
China
Soviet Union
U.S
Vietnam
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
GOP
Agnew
Oregon
Wayne W Whitehead
NBC
Kzas-Tv
Eugene
David Brinkley
CBS
Roger Mudd
Clay Myers
Odis Richmond
Pine Bluff
Ark
Michigan
Party
Richard Posthumus
William Milliken
Theice
Phil Toussaint Seeks Chess Mastery Through Group Lessons
A young chess enthusiast, Phil Toussaint, coaches a Monday Wednesday class at Rotary Park in Biddeford. The thirteen to twenty two year olds study opening theory and mid game plans while aiming to form a tournament minded cadre. He admires Fischer and Fine and envisions Maine Open participation next month at the Portland Y.
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Phil Toussaint
Reuben Fine
Toussaint
Rotary Park
Parks and Recreation Department
City Hall
Biddeford
Portland Y
Bobby Fischer
Spassky
Fischer
Siegbert Tarrasch
Protesting Crowd Clashes as Convention Delegates Arrive
About 1,500 demonstrators clashed with police in a city during a convention. 2,000 officers responded as protesters toppled barricades, damaged property and sprayed eggs and paint while some activists were arrested including poet Allen Ginsberg and Yippie leader Jeff Nightbyrd.
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Page One
Convention Hall
Marsha Monestersky
The
Students For A Democratic Society
Alr
Allen Ginsberg
Jeff Nightbyrd
Rocky Pomerance
Vietnam
Colonel Advocates Modern Volunteer Army To Rotarians
Colonel Jack V. Dunham, commander at Fort Meade, urged Biddeford Rotarians to support a 210,000 manpower goal by June 30, 1973. He highlighted benefits of volunteering and urged influencers to spread the message, noting only 127 of 2,767 qualified recruits were contacted last month.
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U. S. Army
Jack V. Dunham
Fort George G. Meade
Wonder Bar
Biddeford
Dunham
Rotarians
Army
Rotary Club
Joan Simpson
Col. Dunham
Burning television set reported at Biddeford home
Officials said a burning television set at 4 Sullivan Street in Biddeford prompted Engine 6 to respond last evening. Heavy equipment was used to quell the blaze and officials reported the incident today.
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Armand Oreal
Sullivan St
Biddeford
Abraham as model of steadfast faith praised across faiths
Readers note that Jews Christians and Muslims honor Abraham as a prime example of unwavering faith. The piece emphasizes common reverence for the patriarch across three monotheistic traditions.
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Abraham
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Raymond Therrien
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Tel
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Uchurch
Clement P. Wight
U. S
Biddeford-Saco
Ault
Robert H. Smith
Art Nadeau
Roger Berthiaume
Scranton
Michigan State Univ
Georgia Institute of Technology
West Point
Fort Leavenworth
Pentagon
MACV
Fourth Corps
Vietnamese Delta
York County Savings Bank
Jackets & Coats
Matson’s, Inc
Tiny Tot Nursery
Elm Street
Saco, Maine
B. I
Main St
Pine State
Multiple
Shumway - Gross
Philip 8. Gross SR
Gary Gross
Embailmers
Shummay
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