Deaths Deane C Lawson 68 Biddeford
Deane C Lawson 68 of 20 Maple St Biddeford died this morning in a local hospital He was born in Canada December 7 1898 the son of George Albert Lawson and Hallie McLean Lawson He was a veteran of the Canadian Army and World War I and worked as a bookkeeper at Speigle and Stanley Co Portland Survivors include his widow Irene D Lawson two daughters Mrs Merlin Perkins Milton Mass Mrs Carmen DeMaglio Folson Pa one step daughter Mrs William Sullivan Alfred 11 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 at Sansoucy Funeral Home Biddeford Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery Friends may call Friday 2 4 and 7 10 at the funeral home
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Deane C. Lawson
Maple St
Biddeford
Canada
George Albert
Hallie McLean Lawson
Speigle and Stanley Co
Portland
Irene D. Lawson
Merlin Perkins
Milton
Mass
Carmen DeMagilo
Folson
William Sullivan Alfred
Sansoucy
Stone St
Woodlawn
Alphonse Goulet Dies After Long Illness in Lawrence
Alphonse Goulet former owner of the Elite Hotel Old Orchard Beach Maine died this morning in a local hospital after a long illness. Survived by widow Eugenie Goulet two sons George A Elkhart Indiana Lionel Huntington Long Island New York two daughters Mrs John Mohn Amherst and Mrs Robert Gioseffi Middle Village New York two brothers Edmond Lowell and Frank P. also of this community three sisters Mrs Aldina Bourque Mrs John Moher both of this city and Mrs Alice Lofstrand St Petersburg Florida several grandchildren and nieces and nephews including Robert Goulet the singer Funeral services set for tomorrow here with arrangements by D Couture Funeral Home.
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N.Y
Edmond
Lowell
Frank P
Aldina Bourque
John Moher
Alice Lofstrand
St. Petersburg
Fla
Robert Goulet
Singer
D. Couture Funeral Home
Bradford St
Lam bert Gerald A 31 Biddeford resident dies after illness
Gerald A Lambert 31 of 54 Forest Street Biddeford died in a Boston hospital after a five month illness Born June 9 1936 in Biddeford he was the son of Irenee and Theodora Paquette Lambert He worked seven years at Saco Tanning Corp He was a communicant of St Josephs Church Surviving: wife Dorothy Lavoie Lambert one son Mare and two daughters Louise and Rose Lambert two brothers Raymond of Wolfboro NH and Donald in Omaha Nebraska three sisters Anita Sanschagrin Doris Strout and Claudette Blais all of Biddeford and several nieces and nephews Ducted Monday from St Josephs Church Funeral arrangements at Bolduc Funeral Home Biddeford with visitation Friday and Saturday afternoons and evenings.
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Gerald A. Lambert
Forest St
Biddeford
Boston
Irenee and
Theodora Paquette Lambert
St. Joseph's Grammar School
Saco Tanning Corp
St. Joseph's Church
Bolduc
Alfred St
Boucouvalas Dupuis AMVETS Post to honor Raymond Parisien
Members of the Boucouvalas Dupuis AMVETS Post in Saco will meet at Cote Funeral Home at 6 55 PM to pay respects to Raymond Parisien a post member.
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Boucouvalas- Dupuis Amvets Post
Saco
Cote Funeral Home
Beach and
James
Raymond Parisien
Funeral services held for BTN Murphy at St Marys Biddeford
Funeral services for BTN Murphy formerly of 344 Main St Biddeford were conducted this morning a requiem high mass celebrated by Rev Coleman O Toole at St Marys Church William Cleary sang and Miss Louise Welch played organ Interment was in St Marys Cemetery Biddeford with graveside prayers by Rev Maurice Goan Bearers were Biddeford Fire Department members Herbert Tibbetts Lucien Demers Raymond Chaloult and Raymond Labrecque
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BTN
Hs ‘Murphy
Main St
Biddeford
Coleman O'Toole
St. Mary’s Church
William Cleary
Louise Welch
St. Mary's Cemetery
Maurice Goan
Worst Smog In Years Hits Los Angeles
Southern California faced fires and severe smog with 11,000 acres burned northeast of LA. Downtown LA hit a record heat of 100 degrees, Burbank 113, and Azusa ozone reached .73 ppm, the second highest in LA County history after 1955.
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Los Angeles
Piru
Mercury
Burbank
Los Angeles County
Azusa
Vernon
Three Men Charged in Seabrook Super Market Robbery
Three men Thomas M. Ryan John R. Lynch and Herbert W Meyers were charged with armed robbery for a $4,500 hold up of a Route 1 supermarket Tuesday night. They were held on $10,000 bail each as police pursued a fourth suspect. Store manager Calvain Daughterey reported the crew forced the safe open and robbed customers, leaving $500 in receipts.
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Seabrook
N.H
Thomas M. Ryan
Lowell
Mass
John R. Lynch
South Boston
Herbert W. Meyers
New Castle
Calvain Daughterey
Hampton
Daughterey
Patriotic Party Headquarters Damaged by Blast
The Patriotic party headquarters in Independence Missouri was dynamited early today injuring no one though four slept inside. The blast heavily damaged the party center and an adjoining antique shop. Founder Robert B DePugh, a Minuteman leader, leads the ultraconservative group formed on July 4 1966. He is free on bond while appealing a federal firearms conviction in Kansas City Missouri.
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Independence
The
Patriotic Party
Minuteman
Robert B. DePugh
DePugh
Norborne
Kansas City, Mo
Local Webber Hospital Admits Several Saco Residents
Edwin G Walker of 401 Main St Saco Mamie Gagne of Camp Ellis Saco and Alderic Soucy of 3 Goodwin Ave Old Orchard Beach are listed as patients at the Webber Hospital.
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Edwin G. Walker
Main St
Saco
Webber Hospital
Mamie Gagne
Camp Ellis
Alderic Soucy
Goodwin Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Community Church Events and Youth Group Meetings
The Full Gospel Assembly holds an evangelistic service Friday at 7 30 p m in the American Legion Hall Biddeford. Pioneer Girls meet Friday at 6 30 p m at Lyman Baptist Church Goodwins Mills. A Ladies Prayer meeting is Friday at 10 a m in the Lyman Baptist parsonage Goodwins Mills. Confraternity of Christian Doctrine classes at St Monica s Kennebunk Saturday 9 30 a m for Grades 1 5 and Grades 6 8 Friday after school.
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Full Gospel Assembly
American Legion Hall
Elm St
Biddeford
Pioneer Girls
Lyman Baptist Church
Goodwins Mills
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
St. Monica’s Church
Kennebunk
U S Forces Press Haj and Hoa Lac Air Actions Report
Military reports say Navy pilots struck installations above Hai Phong while Air Force jets attacked the Hoa Lac MIG airfield. Ground fighting nearby left eight Americans killed and 44 wounded as U S 25th Infantry clashed 14 miles northwest of Saigon.
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Paxe
Navy
Haiphong
Hoa Lac
Hanoi
U.S
Air Force
Red China
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Bong Son
North Vietnam
Press Ban On Hearing In Plymouth Mail Robbery Case
A US District Court judge barred the press and public from a hearing on a petition by three defendants charged in the $1.5 million Plymouth mail robbery. Defense counsel argued publicity could prejudice the trial slated for November. Defendants Patricia Diaferio, Thomas Richards, and John Kelly are connected to the Aug 14 1962 robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Plymouth
Fite
Massachusetts
Charles F. Wyzanski Jr
Joseph Balliaro
Balliro
Atty
F. Lee Bailey
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Cape Cod
Funeral Directors Dennett and Craig Services
Dennett and Craig funeral directors at 365 Main Street Saco Maine offer professional funeral planning and burial services with local contact available by dialing 282-0562.
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Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Dial
Portland Weather Tonight and Friday Forecast
Tonight in Portland is cloudy with a chance of occasional rain in the south and partly cloudy in the north with brief showers. Low temperatures range from 45 to 50 in the north and in the 50s south. Friday should see precipitation ending in the afternoon with highs from the 60s to low 70s.
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Portland
August tides chart with high and low times
A historical tides table lists August and September high and low water times with AM and PM indicators. Entries show specific daily times such as 4 PM and 8:26 for August and multiple 3:50 to 5:38 time points for September, reflecting a coastal reference page.
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Ey Aw
A.M. P
Tides High Low
Arab Summit Agrees On A Yemen Formula
At Khartoum Egypt and Saudi Arabia reach a plan to pull Egypt from the Yemen civil war in exchange for halting Saudi military aid. A three power committee with Sudan Iraq and Morocco to supervise withdrawals is formed. Nasser hints at a possible political solution with Israel. President Johnson reviews Tito peace plan in Washington amid doubt it will gain approval.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Israel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Faisal
Nasser
Iraq
Morocco
Middle East
Mohamed Ahmed Mahgoub
Washington
Johnson
Tito
U.S
Marko Nikezic
Schroeder Treated After Heart Rhythm Disturbance
Bonn AP reports Defense Minister Gerhard Schroeder is in good condition after a Tuesday heart rhythm disturbance. He is hospitalized at Hamburg University Hospital where circulatory trouble is resolved and there is no stroke heart attack or brain hemorrhage. Kai-Uwe von Hassel temporarily assumes defense duties.
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Bonn
Germany
Gerhard Schroeder
Schroeder
Hamburg University Hospital
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
Lunds welcome daughter Cynthia Anne in Pawtucket
To Mr and Mrs W Bruce Lund Jr Lincoln Rhode Island a daughter Cynthia Anne was born August 19 at Pawtucket Memorial Hospital The baby’s father Wendell B Lund is from Saco Maine and the couple are listed as new parents in the local births notice
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W. Bruce Lund Jr
Lincoln
R.I
Cynthia Anne
Pawtucket
R.I.) Memorial Hospital
Lund
Wendell B. Lund
Saco
News At A Glance Worldwide events and national notes
Communist mortars strike a fourth South Vietnamese provincial capital in a week. Eight Americans die as a helicopter lands after attack. U S observers begin election monitoring with a briefing from Ambassador Bunker. Kennedy challenges Greene on Vietnam priority. Egypt and Saudi agree to exit Yemen conflict. Nasser promises political solution with Israel. Britain mulls normalization talks with Red China. Thurgood Marshall confirmed as first Black Supreme Court justice. Clifford Alexander aims to end subtle discrimination at EEOC. Fires rage in the northwest. planes aid firefighting. American Nazi Party seeks help to bury Rockwell remains in a military cemetery. Milwaukee police quell Negro demonstrations defying Mayor M. Miller. Anun and students create a new religious meditation room.
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Ellsworth Bunker
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Nasser
Israel
Britain
China
Washington Thurgood Marshall
Senate
Supreme Court
Clifford L. Alexander Jr
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
United States
American Nazi Party
George Lincoln Rockwell
Milwaukee
Henry Maier
Anun
Wide Leader Plans Time Split With Nassau College
Jasper said he would spend most of his time at Nassau College in Springvale but would not relinquish control of WIDE before November. The two Lewiston owners were unavailable for comment this morning.
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Nassau College
Springvale
Jasper
WIDE
Lewiston
Drum and Bugle Band Prepares for Sept. 9 Parade
Biddeford Fire Department Drum and Bugle Corps held a practice session with near perfect attendance. Drum major Raymond Gagne urged all members to attend next week's session before the State of Maine Federation of Fire Fighters convention parade on Sept. 9. Donald Fournier joined as a new member as Paul Gariery Norman Roy and Donald Poirier celebrate their upcoming birthdays. The corps praised crowd turnout for Wednesday practices in front of the station. Poirier chaired last night’s gathering.
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Biddeford
Poirier
FBI computer links with police speed data checks
A new FBI computer in Washington connects with 20 outside terminals, delivering crime data within 15 seconds of a query. It holds 260,000 active records including 115,000 on stolen vehicles and license plates, 95,000 on stolen guns, 30,000 on stolen articles, and 20,000 on fugitives. About 10,000 queries are handled daily. Meanwhile President Johnson praised recent items of good news at the White House.
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Associated Press Washington
Seattle
Wash
FBI
Washington
Johnson
White House Rose Garden
Soviet Union
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Senator Magnuson Faults Newsmen Over Riots Coverage
Sen. Warren G Magnu son told the Senate that while reporters generally performed well during summer city riots, some television and radio journalists failed to ensure their reports did not inflame the situation. He urged full disclosure by a competitive free press to recognize and remedy defects in national life.
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Washington
Warren G. Magnusin
Washington Democrat
Senate
Federal civilian payroll rises in June to 3 million plus
Rep George H Mahon reports July civilian payroll for federal executive agencies at 3 012 387 up 33 228 from June. Fiscal 1967 payroll ended June 30 at 20 49 billion, up 1 79 billion from last year. Wright Patman says banks have “gone on strike against students” as lenders halt loans under the Student Guarantee Loan program.
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George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Senate House
Wright Patman
House Banking Committee
American Bankers Association
The
Texas Democrat
Water fights planned at regional firefighter convention
More than 1,500 firefighters are set to converge on Biddeford and Saco for a two city convention on the ninth with water battles scheduled for the morning. The event opens with firefighter registrations at the Thacher Hotel in Biddeford and includes a social hour and luncheon at the same hotel, the federation's annual meeting and officer elections, a parade lineup on Beach Street in Saco at 1 PM and a 2 PM parade start, followed by a banquet and awards and dancing that evening.
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Thacher
Biddeford
Federation
Beach Street
Saco
Ronald Levesque
Androscoggin County
Ernest Greenlaw
Cumberland County
William Gould
Lincoln County
Eugene More
Penobscot County
John Hart
Sagadahoc
Bernard Ouellette
Aroostook County
Rockwell Brother Reacts to Nazi Party Victory
Robert Rockwell, brother of slain American Nazi leader George Lincoln Rockwell, comments that the Nazi party victory is a depressing and unhappy mess. He laments being beaten to the moment and expresses sorrow over the development.
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Robert Rockwell
George Lincoln Rockwell
Local meetings held in Biddeford and Saco towns
Officials Emile Bergeron of Biddeford Bryce Milne of Saco Foster Leavitt of Saco Ronald Madore of Biddeford and Raymond Perron of Biddeford attended a series of meetings in the two Maine cities.
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Emile Bergeron
Biddeford
Bryce Milne
Saco
Foster Leavitt
Ronald Madore
Raymond Perron
Oregon Man Sees Sounds From Hidden Short Wave Signals
A Oregon man reported strange noises from his electric organ. Investigators found the instrument was receiving short wave transmissions and broadcasting them into his living room.
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Oregon
Private cremation follows family’s request at military cemetery
Family members turned away from a military cemetery had the body cremated and held a private service after seeking private cremation and services.
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Alphonse Goulet
Erint, Murphy
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Shumway Funeral Service
Spring Street
Philip H. Gross Sr
U.S. Army Air Defense Command
Rhe
Michelle Celeste Paquette
Roger E. Paquette
Simard Ave
Biddeford-Saco
Associated Press
Vietnam
Robert F. Kennedy
US. Marine
Wallace M. Greene
Shumway
Spring St
Dearborn
Alfred Street
Hong Kong
Carey Bros. Jewelers
Thacher Building
Louis Deangelis
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York
Berkshire B-tween
Orion
Berkshire
the Friendly Style Shop
Jeanne Bibeau
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