Double Birthday Celebration Held
A Kennebunk double birthday party honored grandchildren Jeannette Sherburne 13 of Kennebunk and Dwight Bachelder 9 of Uncasville Conn. A cookout and two birthday cakes were shared along with gifts and money. Attending were family members from Kennebunk Alfred Hopkinton and Uncasville including Mr and Mrs Herbert Bachelder Sr and their sons.
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Kennebunk
Harry S. Bachelder Sr
Mousam Road
Jeannette Sherburne
Dwight Bachelder
Uncasville
Conn
Her
Bert Bachelder Sr
Dwight
Herbert Bachelder
Herbert Jr
Irving
Jeannette
Marguerite
Christine
Jeannette Bachelder
Doris Bachelder
Katherine Donahue Honored At Shower
Miss Katherine Donahue was guest of honor at a miscellaneous bridal shower yesterday hosted by Mrs. Jack Baker at the home of her mother Mrs. Wilfrid Berthiaume 229 Elm St Biddeford. Attendees included many relatives and friends with several contributors unable to attend.
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Katherine Donahue
Jack Baker
Wilfrid Berthiaume
Elm St
Biddeford
Jack Hill
Anna Donahue
Margaret Couture
Marilyn Couture
Agnes Donahue
Ernest A. Donahue
John Donovan
Willard Stackpole
Daniel Howard
Lois Howard
Raymond Couture
Francis Murhay
Navy appoints Rear Admiral James W. Kelly chief chaplain
James W. Kelly, a Southern Baptist, is named the new chief of U.S. Navy chaplains with duty in Washington. The appointment elevates a prominent naval religious leader to oversee chaplains across the fleet.
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Washington, D. C
U.S. Navy Chaplains
Adm
James W. Kelly
Ocean Park Groups Elect Officers in Interlocking Bodies
Atty Rufus H Bond of Boston and Malden Mass continued as Ocean Park Association president and was also elected president of the Royal Ambassador Boys Camp and the New England Baptist Conference at separate annual meetings. Other officers include Rev David W Buzzell and Rev Ellis J Holt as vice presidents, Adelbert M Jakeman as clerk, and Prof A Edwin Wells as treasurer. The two organizations share a summer camp and conference schedule on adjoining campuses under Ocean Park Association supervision. A youth conference of the New England Baptist Conference is in session. Rev and Mrs Frank H Knight Jr were honored at the banquet as Missionaries to Hong Kong.
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Ocean Park
Rufus H. Bond
Boston
Medford
Mass
Ocean Park Association
Royal Ambassador
New England Baptist Conference
RABC
NEBC
David W. Buzzell
Malden
Ellis J. Holt
Waterville
Adelbert M
Jakeman
Frank H. Knight Jr
American Baptist Convention
Hong Kong
Foreign Mission Societies
Mr. Knight
Four Deaths Listed In Maine Over Weekend
State police reported three highway deaths in Maine and one fire fatality. Jill Porter, 12, of Castle Hill, died after being struck by a car on U S 163 with driver Stanley Ternault of Washburn. Two 21 year olds from Westbrook, Linwood Lugdon and Joseph Noden, died in a Naples crash on Maine 114 when their sports car plunged into rocks and rolled. In Eastport, Keith Follis, 35, died from asphyxiation as flames damaged his single story home Friday.
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Associated Press
Maine
Eastport
Jill Porter
iCastle Hill
U.S. 163
Castle Hill
Stanley Ternault
Washburn
Westbrook
Naples
Linwood N. Lugdon
Joseph L. Noden
Sanderson Resigns as Portland School Principal on Leave
Hollis A. Sanderson resigns as principal of Lyman Moore Junior High School and takes extended sick leave from the Portland school department. He joined the system in 1949 after leading Thornton Academy and a high school in Wolfeboro and serving at Westbrook Junior College in Portland.
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Portland
Hollis A. Sanderson
Lyman Moore
Frank B. Tupper
Sanderson
Thornton Academy
Saco
Wolfeboro
N.H
Westbrook Junior College
Soviet Writers Criticize Fine Progress, Pravda Writer Says
Sergei Pavlov in Pravda accuses Soviet writers of petty fault finding as signs emerge in books and magazines. James Roosevelt warns in St John NM the Middle East could worsen Southeast Asia if unsolved. Seul police arrest 90 students over anti amity treaty protests. A Soviet sailor seeks political asylum in Britain after deserting from the training ship Sadov.
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Young Communist League
Sergei Pavlov
Communist Party
Pravda
Soviet Union
ST. John
N.M
James Roosevelt
Middle East
Southeast Asia
U.S
U.N. Economic and Social Council
Saint John
London
Gibraltar
Britain
Home Office
Juri Riaboc
Sadov
Winners Named At Le Foyer Whist
Le Foyer Hall in Biddeford hosted weekend whist events with prizes awarded to Medley Beaulieu Lorraine Elie and Henri Houle among top earners. Medley Beaulieu claimed high score on Saturday and Sunday while many others received prizes and consolation awards. next week’s events and monthly meeting are planned.
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le Foyer Hall
Pool and
Foss Streets
Biddeford
Lucienne Chouinard
Claudia Beaudoin
Rolande Turgeon
Armand Turgeon
Wilfrid Morin
Alcide Bedard
Marie Anne Lapointe
Alderic Soucy
Alma Beaudoin
Alphonsine Bolduc
Camille Garon
Gerard Beaudoin
Medley Beaulieu
Aurore Soucy
Laura Neault
George Dumas
Bertha Paquette
Euclide Chaloult
Georgianna Bissonnette
Leroy Stearns
Agnes Caron
Conrad Nolette
Henri Houle
Donald Paquin
Melodia Godbout
Alfred Bald
Ella Pelton
Paul Chabot
Ernest Lapierre
Dorothy Dumont
Eugene Neault
Lina Bald
Sadie Hill
Gerard Paquette
Arthur Bolduc
Johnson Discovers How To Obtain Top Mileage
James Marlow outlines President Johnson's strategic timing in announcing cabinet changes and diplomatic moves. The piece notes Gronouski’s Poland mission, O'Brien’s rise to postmaster general, and Marshall and Goldberg appointments as hallmarks of Johnson's evolving inner circle and policy approach.
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Johnson
Texas
Atlantic
John A. Gronouski
Delia Normand Birthday Party at Kenne bunk Pond
Mrs. Delia Normand celebrated turning 77 at a surprise birthday gathering yesterday at Kenne bunk Pond. The event was hosted by her daughter and son-in-law Narcisse and Mrs Guay, with many relatives in attendance and a luncheon after songs.
Hurricane Betsy Heads To Sea Off Puerto Rico
Betsy moves north northwest at 12 mph with 80 mph winds, no land threat yet, 250 miles north of San Juan. Weather bureau in Miami expects gradual intensity rise as she sails farther into open waters. The article then oddly shifts to a curry powder blend list.
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Miami
Fla
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Miami Weather Bureau
Moon Trip Shorter Than Gemini Flight
Houston AP reports manned moon missions will cover about 240000 miles to the moon and back but take similar time to Gemini 5’s 3338200 miles around the world. Gravity slows ascent and return, making lunar travel like riding uphill.
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Houston, Tex
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
Nicklaus Ties for 32nd at U S Open in 299
Masters champion Jack Nicklaus tied for 32nd in the recent U S Open with a total of 299. He had finished 23rd last year at 295.
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Jack Nicklaus
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