Local Biddeford Residents Listed in Hospital and Travel Notes
Leone Simoneau at Webber hospital in Biddeford is a medical patient. Peter LeBreton, also at Webber hospital, is a surgical patient. Carol Sevigny visits relatives in Dover New Hampshire. Norman Jean and Katherine Mc Auley vacationing with relatives in Windsor Locks Connecticut. Bonnie Brooks returned home from a vacation with relatives in East Hartford Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Simoneau
Adams' Street
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Peter LeBreton
Green Street
Carol Sevigny
Roberts Street
Dover
N.H
Norman Jean
Katherine McAuley
Westmore Avenue
Windsor Locks
Conn
Bonnie Brooks
East Hartford
Obituary of Gladys P Hill Kennebunkport retiree and librarian
Gladys P Hill 68 a retired Kennebunk school teacher died early this morning at a local hospital She resided in Arundel born June 3 1892 daughter of Howard and Nellie Piper Hill She directed the Abbot T Graves Memorial library and belonged to Aurora chapter Order of Eastern Star RST Maine Kennebunkport Historical Society Olympians club and Good Cheer Club She attended South Congregational Church Kennebunkport She is survived by sister Doris I Hill Natick Mass and Arundel Funeral services Monday at 2 at South Congregational Church Kennebunkport Rev Robert Howes officiating Interment in Arundel cemetery Friends may call Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk 2 4 pm and 7 9 pm tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys P. Hill
Kennebunk
Arundel
Miss Hill
Howard
Nellie Piper Hill
Abbot T. Graves Memorial Library
Aurora Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Doris I. Hill
Natick
Mass
South Congregational Church
Kennebunkport
Robert Howes
Arundel Cemetery
Bibber
Church Youth Fellowships Meet Across Saco Area
Methodist and Baptist youth fellowships across South Biddeford Foss Street Saco United and West Kennebunk churches plan evening meetings. Lyman Baptist Goodwins Mills Advent Christian Youths set 6pm or 7pm Sunday gatherings. St Demetrios Greek Orthodox annual picnic postponed with new date to be announced.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship of
South Biddeford
Benewee
The
Saco
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the
West Kennebunk Methodist Church
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins
Youth Fellowship of
Goodwins Mills
Advent Christian Church
St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church
Former Hockey Star Wins Maine Open Golf Title
Jaunty Bill Ezinicki, ex Boston Bruins hockey star, clinched the Maine Open at Augusta Country Club with a final-hole eagle for a 213 total. Bob Crowley finished one behind at 214 after a missed seven-foot putt on the last par five. Maine pro Ronnie Leclair placed third at 217, amateur Dick Diversi led amateurs, and Ed Rubis was fourth at 218.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Bill Ezinicki
Boston Bruins
Augusta Country Club
Bob Crowley
Weston
Mass
Ezinicki
Crowley
Ezin
North Reading
Ronnie Leclair
Millinocket
Maine
Dick Diversi
Waterville
Ed Rubis
Chicopee Falls
Pastor Named Kennedy Aide
James W. Wine resigns as associate general secretary for interpretation at the National Council of Churches and will become special assistant in community relations to Democratic presidential nominee John F. Kennedy. The 42 year old Presbyterian elder joins Kennedy’s campaign team to address questions on church state separation. Wine came to the NCC in 1959 from Park College in Parkville Missouri.
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New York P
National Council of Churches
James W. Wine
Wine
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Presbyterian Church
Park College
Parkville
109 New Citizens Port land Largest Maine Class
One hundred and nine people from sixteen countries took the oath of American citizenship in U S District Court yesterday. Officials believe the class to be the largest ever admitted to citizenship at one time in Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
U. S. District Court
Maine
Saco man files bankruptcy petition in U S District Court Ortland
Thomas Cote, a maintenance man from Saco, filed a bankruptcy petition in U S District Court at Ortland yesterday. He lists debts of 1669.99 and no assets. Meanwhile 4 H Club membership on the Nationalist Chinese island of Formosa has reached 60000 with marked gains in farm production.
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Thomas Cote
Saco
U. S
Ortland
Cote
Formosa
Lewiston Lumber Firm President John L. Scott Dies
John L. Scott 59 a Lewiston resident and president of Pineland Lumber Co a major Central Maine building supply firm died Friday Survived by his widow two sons and a daughter born in Lewiston and involved in local business community
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Lewiston
John L. Scott
Pineland Lumber Co
Pineland
Maine
Scott
Tools Stolen From Local Garage Break-In At Mill City
A second break in within a week at Mill City Chevrolet left a box of several mechanic tools valued around 150 dollars missing. No cash or other tools were taken. Last weekend thieves fled through a back window after stealing 97 dollars in cash post closing.
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Mill City
Assault Charge Against Woman Is Continued
The assault case against Biddeford woman Arlene Therrien 21 of 24 Atlantic Avenue was continued until next Wednesday in Biddeford Municipal Court. Therrien pleaded not guilty to charges of assaulting Carmen Boutin of Biddeford. Judge Simon Spill urged she obtain an attorney as he questioned her understanding of the complaint. Attorney Donald P. Allen appeared for Therrien and requested the continuance. Personal recognizance of $100 was posted.
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Biddeford
Arlene Therrien
Atlantic Avenue
Simon Spill
Carmen Boutin
Donald P. Allen
Marriage Intentions Filed in Biddeford Clerks Office
The Biddeford city clerk's office lists marriage intentions for Roland A. Gervais of 8 Mullen Avenue Biddeford and Marie T. Paradis of 584 Alfred Road Biddeford. Norman H. Perrault of 49 Cutts Street Biddeford and Shirley P. Armstrong of 15 Thornton Avenue Saco also recorded.
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Biddeford
Roland A. Gervais
Mullen Avenue
Marie T. Paradis
Alfred Road
Norman H. Perrault
Cutts Street
Shirley P. Armstrong
Thornton Avnue
Saco
Berlin Crash Kills One Injures Two
A vehicle crash in Berlin, New Hampshire, killed 25 year old Kelly L. Messer and critically injured Fernand Fonteine, 36, and Kenneth Arsenault, a Berlin chiropractor. The sedan was sheared open by the impact with a parked 10 wheel lumber truck near the city entrance.
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Berlin
N. H
Kelly L. J. Messer
Fernand Fonteine
Kenneth Arsenault
Lizabeth Scott Stars in Racing Queen on Adventures in Paradise
Lizabeth Scott guest stars as a yacht racing champion in The Amazon on Adventures in Paradise with Gardner McKay as Adam Troy. Carla McKinley pursues dominance over men, steering Troy’s schooner Tiki in a dangerous race against Dr Jud Huniger’s craft. Other cast members include Tom Drake Oliver Kee Claude Akins and Albert Carrier.
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Lizabeth Scott
Amazon
James A.michener
Paradise
Gardner McKayl
Adam Troy
Channel 8
Carla McKinley
Miss Scott
Jud Huniger
Peter Thompson
Carla Charters
Troy
Modern Re-Creation Maya At Neighborhood Playhouse
The off Broadway Neighborhood Playhouse presents Simon Gan Tillon's Maya a re creation drawn from the Paris run of 1927. The work previously appeared on Broadway in 1927 in Ernest Boyd's adaptation.
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New York
Simon Gantillon
Paris J
Broadway
Ernest Boyd
Fair Portland Weather Tonight and Sunday Outlook
Fair Portland clears and cools tonight with a Sunday fair day expected. Wind from the east to west portions at 10 to 15 knots, best visibility around six miles, cooler conditions in northern areas and warmer conditions in the south.
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Portland
Eastport
Block Island
Sheer Seer August Tides Data Snapshot
A compact data fragment lists august tides with high and low values paired across successive intervals. Values include 2.45 3.09 8.52 9.27 3.34 3.57 9.38 10.14 4.28 4.52 10.31 11.18 5.28 5.52 11.30 12.18 6.33 and 658 12.34 for reference points.
Second break at Town House in Saco recalls prior week incident
Saco police report another break in at the Town House on Storer Street. Thieves entered by breaking the front door glass between 3 and 4 this morning, forcing entry to the coin box on the juke box and the cigarette machine. No estimate of loss yet.
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Storer Street
Saco
Union Negotiations Continue With Local 406 Talks
Union members vote on a joint package after management sees a proposal from Saco Lowell shops executive VP James Davidson. Local 406 negotiators include Ralph LaChance and Leo Bedard with TWUA CIO leadership Victor Canzano and Michael Schoonjans overseeing talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local 406
James Davidson
Automotive
Saco Lowell Shops
Victor Canzano
New York
Twua-Cio
Michael Schoonjans
Leo Bedard
Ralph LaChance
Kennedy to Campaign in Maine with Speeches and Televised News Confers
Democratic Sen. John F. Kennedy will bring his presidential bid to Maine next week with stops in Portland, Bangor, and Presque Isle. He plans a televised news conference in Portland and a 9 p.m. speech in Bangor after a Vermont New Hampshire swing, while Republican rival Richard Nixon has already visited Portland and will return next month.
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Maine
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Edmund S. Muskie
Kennedy
Portland
Bangor
Presque Isle
Vermont
New Hampshire
New England
Burlington
Manchester
N.H
West Market Square
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Cumberland County
1000 Work Campers Join Global Christian Projects
More than 1,000 young people are taking part in inter-denominational Christian work projects this year. They are paying their own way and will operate in 47 areas worldwide. The effort is sponsored by the World Council of Churches.
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New York
World Council of Churches
Welcome births listed for Biddeford and nearby towns
A sequence of birth notices from Biddeford and surrounding communities lists newborns with parents addresses and birth weights. Notable entries include Steven Norman seven pounds eleven ounces born August 16 and Patricia Ann eight pounds one ounce born August 19, with multiple other infants named along with family details and, in one case, a Notre Dame entry for Denise Camille Cadorette born August 18.
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Charles M. Green
Green Street
Biddeford
Steven Norman
Lloyd E. Provencal
Old Orchard Street
Old Orchard Beach
Mark Stephen
Richard J. Johnson
Millroad
Wells
Patricia Ann
Richard J. Francoeur
South Street
David Richard
Clarence L. Botting
Ferry Road
Saco
Kenneth Stephen
County Atty
Marcel Viger
Hering Avenue
Anne
Robert A. Daggett
Mill Road
Cape Porpoise
Jean Urbain Cadorette
Westmore Avenue
Denise Camille
Albert Letourneau
Maple Street
Sanford
Regina Cadorette
Albert Cadorette
Cuba Skews Leftward as OAS Drafts Debate
Cuba's Foreign Minister Raul Roa urged the OAS to focus on Cuba's leftward swing and dismissed U.S. claims that Havana is Soviet-linked. Roa argued the Cuban revolution is a home-grown movement and said Cuba is not aligned with any bloc.
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Castro
Cuba
Raul Roa
Roa
U.S
Auburn inmates lose privileges after jail fires
Prisoners at Androscoggin County Jail yesterday lost privileges following two fires in the cell block. A sprinkler system was set off when someone stuffed paper into it and lit it. Water drenched the third tier as the inmates were locked in their quarters. Sheriff Robert W. Bonenfant would not identify the men.
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Auburn
Androscoggin County
Robert W. Bonenfant
President of Negro College Is Attacked
In Union Mississippi 47 year old Rev J H Germany head of a planned Negro ministerial college says he was beaten by 20 white men on school grounds. He accuses members of the Citizens Council of perpetrating the assault and warns he will press on with opening the Bay Ridge Christian college despite the attack.
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Germany
Meridian Star
the Star
Bay Ridge Christian College
Laos Forces Brace For More Attacks
In Vientiane the revolutionary government moved to fortify the Mekong frontier by building gun emplacements and imposing an 8 p.m. curfew as unrest rises. A Bangkok-reported broadcast claimed two mystery planes strafed Laotian warships on Friday, with stray shrapnel wounding houses along the riverbank before return fire drove them off.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Mekong
Bangkok
Union Support Split Overshadowed by Kennedy Nixon Contrast
The federation backs a small group of men and claims they do not speak for union members. Mitchell notes past losses by union leaders and predicts workers may back Nixon. The board contrasts Kennedy and Nixon on domestic policy, accusing Nixon of siding with money interests and questioning his fitness.
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Mitchell
Nixon
Kennedy
Mottram hearing ends in Portland Superior Court
A 38 year old Camden man, Robert H Mottram, already sentenced to 20 to 40 years for auto theft in 1958 as a habitual criminal, saw his week long appeal for freedom or a new trial conclude in Superior Court. Judge Charles A Pomeroy found no neglect by his court appointed lawyer and said a ruling would come before the September term.
Portland Shopkeeper Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion
Port land shopkeeper Russell J Mack 44 changed his plea from innocent to guilty in U S District Court. He faces up to 10 000 fine and five years in prison. authorities say he filed a total return of 4109 91 for 1953 1955 though his income was 16175 94, paying 481 97. Mack was among four indicted February 4.
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Portland
U.S. District Court
Russell J Mack
Edward T. Gignoux
Mack
Morris Greenberg
Fred Cushman
Franklin
Bancor
Walter D Mazzacane
Old Orchard Beach
New Hampshire Newsmen Flight Is Cancelled
Washington AP The Air Force canceled a planned October flight for New Hampshire newsmen to Offutt Base and Colorado Springs amid criticism it would misuse taxpayer money and aid Rep. Chester Merrow in the GOP primary. Secretary Dudley Sharp insisted the trip was proper but was scrapped due to extraordinary interest and Merrow’s involvement.
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Washington (C
Air Force
New Hampshire
Strategic Air Bases
Dudley C. Sharp
Norman Packard
Chester FE. Merrow
R-Nh
Packard
Merrow
Offutt Air Force Base
Omaha
Neb
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sharp
Fake Robbery Shootout In Fort Worth Ends Calmly
In Fort Worth Texas two sheriff's deputies and two armored car guards misidentified each other during a stakeout at a supermarket. A gunfight wounded Deputy Windle Coy Ray and James E Hutcherson who were treated in fair condition. No armored car was rolled and both sides blamed no one.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Tarrant County
Harlon Wright
Windle Coy Ray
James E. Hutcherson
Haltom City
St Joseph Hospital
Wright
Ray
Hutcherson
Grass Fire in Saco Destroys No Property Loss
Saco firemen answered yesterday to a grass fire at 104 Bradley Street in Saco on land owned by George Litwinowich. No damage was reported.
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Saco
Bradley Street
George Litwinowich
Defense Head Urges Labor and Management Cooperation
Gen Curtis E Lemay told the Fort Worth Air Power council that the US has fallen behind in critical areas and urged labor and management to settle disputes to avoid crippling defense projects. He warned many Americans underestimate how work stoppages affect defense. Lemay claimed US forces are strong enough to deter and win wars, while Soviets lack the capabilities to prevail under all circumstances.
Federal Judges Refuse To Halt School Integration
In New Orleans and Houston federal judges refused to temporarily halt integration of public schools. The Fifth Circuit declined to stay Judge Connallys Houston ruling ordering gradual integration. In New Orleans the NAACP sought to block Gov Jimmie Davis from closing schools to enforce segregation, while white parents sought restraint to compel compliance with federal orders.
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New Orleans
Houston
Tex
Louisiana
Jack P. F. Gremillion
Houston School Board
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District
Ben Connally
Richard T. Rives
John Minor Widsom
Appellate Court
Connally
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Jimmie Davis
Davis
Wright, Rives
U.S. District Court
Herbert W. Christenberry
Wright
Christenberry
New Oes
Rives
Montgomery
Ala
Actress Vikki Dougan to wed Jim Sweeney in September
Los Angeles actress Vikki Dougan, 24, and actor Jim Sweeney, 25, obtained a marriage license and plan to wed September 3. Dougan says she wears a diamond engagement ring on her fourth toe as a whim, while Sweeney recalls their earlier Hollywood notoriety and the couple’s modest signing Friday in a gingham dress.
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Los Angeles
Vikki Dougan
Vikki
Jim Sweeney
Texas Christian
Bo Peep
Vikka
Hollywood
GI Accuses Army Attache Of Espionage
Soviet TV aired charges by Vladimir Sloboda against Col Theodore Hoffman US Army attache in Moscow amid broader expulsions. Sloboda, a deserter, alleged spies posed as tourists and diplomats. Hoffman planned to return to Moscow September 4 after a German vacation.
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Moscow
Theodore F. Hoffman
Vladimir Sloboda
Soviet Union
U.S
George Payne Winters Jr
Hoffman
West Germany
Sloboda
Germany
Pughtown
Army Intelligence School
Ft. Holabird
U.S. Army
Heidelberg
Lifeguard Relates Fight With Ten Foot Shark
South Kingston Rhode Island AP reports state lifeguard Howard Laporte nineteen spoke of a daring underwater battle with a ten foot shark fifteen feet below East Matunuck State Beach. He and Clark Sammartino Providence twenty three were spear fishing when the shark approached from behind. Laporte fired the spear and struck the shark in the mouth corner before it swam away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Kingston
Howard Laporte
East Matunuck State Beach
Laporte
Clark A. Sammartino
Providence
Bridge Blast Is Termed Prank
PORTLAND AP Sheriff Al len H. Jones said Friday no court action is planned against four teen aged youngsters who blew up a footbridge over the Jordan River Sunday at Raymond. The youths from Lewiston North Windham and Westbrook mixed explosives from a stump blasting recipe, used a boat to reach the river, and blew the bridge to smithereens. The bridge has been rebuilt to the owners satisfaction. The case will end next week when they are brought in for a good talking to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Allen H. Jones
Jordan River
Raymond
Jones
Lewiston
North Windham
Westbrook
Biddeford Soldier Wins Expert Rifle Medal
Sgt Lionel R. Cote of Biddeford earned expert qualification in firing the M 1 rifle while serving with the 4th Armored Division in Germany. A fire team leader in Company 1 of the division 54th Infantry at Heilbronn, he entered the Army in 1956 and was stationed at Fort Bragg before arriving overseas in June 1959. The 25 year old son of Mr and Mrs Joseph F Cote of Hill Street is a 1956 graduate of St Louis High School.
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Heilbronn
Germany
Lionel R. Cote
Dorothe
Prospect Street
Biddeford
4Th Armored Division
54Th Infantry
Cote
Army
Fort Bragg
N.C
Joseph F. Cote
Hill Street
St. Louis High School
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Foss Street Methodists
Saco United Baptist Church
Algiers
Sahara
Saco Man Bankrupt
Racing Queen
Town House
America
Amvets
United States
Webber
Dana Loring Davis
Black Point
Scarborough
Michael Jay
Erlene Huntress
Notre Dame
Bneas
OAS
Jack Dorming
Cathedral Avenue
Washington, D. C
Ohio
Capital Hill
St. Andre Church
Dormings
Yolande Paula Houde
Josephat Houde
Pike Street
Lee
Alaska
James Barnhart
St. Mary Church
Fairbanks
Bar Harbor
University of Alaska
Barnhart
Nancy Ann Mariello
Vito Mariello
Union Street
Negro College
New Hampshire Newsmen
Defense
Shark
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