Holly Berry Tea Guest Register Is Released
Guests from multiple Maine towns attend the Holly Berry tea and fair at St Andre's Home Biddeford with about 200 attendees. The guest list includes numerous individuals from Methuen Lawrence Holyoke Gorham Westbrook Saco Kennebunk Biddeford Pool Oakland Auburn Portland and many more.
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Methuen
Lawrence
Holyoke
Mass
Gorham
Westbrook
Saco
Kennebunk
Biddeford Pool
Oakland
Auburn
Portland
Kennebunkport
South Berwick
Lewiston
Old Town
Old Orchard Beach
Sanford
Monmouth
Augusta
Waterville
Berwick
Brewer
Biddeford
St. Andre's Home
Pool Road
Thomas W
Anna Cartier
Alix Gagnon
Gertrude Conroy
Jeanne Bibeau
Isabelle Bilodeau
Delia Bail- Jargeon
Donna Macomber
Laurette Poissant
Dorothy P. Reny
Florida Paradis
George Laveriere
Germaine Lariviere
Winefred C. Barry
Vale
Edmond Nadeau
Ronald Lambert
Bertha Moulin
Leonel St. Ours
Yvette R. Garon
Cecile Godbout
Bridget Brunelle
H. R
St. Andre’s Home and Hospital
Dutremble Elected President of Gorham State College G Club
Donald Dutremble of Biddeford was chosen president of Gorham State College varsity club for the year. A junior, he plans to teach math and science after graduation, and earned his letter in basketball at Gorham.
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Gorham
Donald Dutremble
Biddeford
Gorham State College
Lucien Dutremble
Green St
Dutremble
St. Louis High School
Miss Karen Lamb Honored At Party
The 17th birthday of Miss Karen Lamb of Locke Street Saco was observed yesterday afternoon at the home of Miss Marjorie Harrison on Ferry Road Saco. The guest of honor opened and displayed gifts, games were played and refreshments served. Attending were Kathleen Huot Bridget Dupuis Jacqueline Poisson Nancy Tripp Sally Muslawski Ronald Ayotte Dean Doukeris Michael Beau lieu James Nelson Charles Tufts David O'Brien Theodore Terlalis.
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Karen Lamb
Locke Street
Saco
Marjorie Harrison
Ferry Road
Kathleen Huot
Bridget Dupuis
Jacqueline Poisson
Nancy Tripp
Sally Muslawski
Ronald Ayotte
Dean Doukeris
Michael Beaulieu
James Nelson
Charles Tufts
David O’brien
Theodore Terlalis
Dead Airlines Pilot Praised For Work
AP reports Eastern Airlines pilot Charles J. White died heroically aiding passengers after a collision with a TWA jet near Westchester County. Capt. Thomas H. Carroll of TWA landed safely at Kennedy amid praise from officials, passengers, and observers. Three others died. 50 injured as two planes with 112 aboard collided two miles above the area. Federal investigators studied altitude and control as families cope with losses.
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North Salem
N.Y
Eastern Airlines
Charles J. White
Trans World Airlines
White
TWA
Thomas H. Carroll
Kennedy International Airport
Joscar Bakke
Federal Aviation Agency
Westchester County
Boston
Newark
N.J
New York
San Francisco
Arthur D. Lewis
Eastern
Lewis
George Rhoads
Cranford
Charles Wirth
Short Hills
Constellation
Danny Williamson
Mount Kisco
Carmel
Danbury
Conn
John J. Carroll
Civil Aeronautics Board
George A. van Epps
Carroll
Rye
N.H
Jose M. Wilkinson Jr
Summit
Northern Westchester Hospital
Donald Thibodeau
Gloucester
Mass
Danbury Hospital
Dennis Flucker
Hoboken
Kennedy Airport
Bernard E. Donovan
Fed moves to raise rates amid balance of payments clash
The Federal Reserve Board raises the discount rate from 4 to 4.5 percent and the max rate on large time deposits from 4.5 to 5.5 percent, pushing higher rates to curb inflation and aid the balance-of-payments deficit despite administration objections. The Johnson administration promotes voluntary overseas investment cuts, praising early success and urging more firms to participate.
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Associated Press Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Johnson
U.S
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Commerce
John T. Connor
Kennedy urges exporting American ideals to Latin America
Sen Robert F Kennedy argues on NBC Meet the Press that Latin American nations need the same freedoms and ideas as the United States. He says promoting these concepts abroad is the best antidote to regional problems.
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Capital
Robert F. Kennedy
Di.y
United States
Latin America
NBC
Meet the Press
Defense rule on crew loyalty for ships carrying military aids
The Defense Department requires foreign ship operators transporting military supplies to South Viet Nam to guarantee crew loyalty. NASA will sponsor 10 week study programs next summer for about 150 young university faculty members.
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Defense Department
South Viet Nam
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
De Gaulle Faces Stiff Challenge in French Election
In a dramatic campaign television reshaped politics as De Gaulle battles a strong centrist showing by Jean Lecannet and mounting European unity concerns. Mitterrand garners Communist and Socialist support while issues include NATO, the Common Market, and De Gaulle's age at 75.
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de Gaulle
Mitterrand
Jean Lecannet
Europe
Jon
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Federal Power Act Choice urged for reliability overhaul
A 1935 commission report on the 9 November power failure notes the remote chance of recurrence and presents 19 tentative recommendations. It argues the Federal Power Act lacks authority to ensure reliability and calls for a re evaluation of federal responsibility amid expansive interstate networks.
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UN Grid
Polo to be played in Houston Astrodome
Texas all star polo match scheduled for Saturday January 29 will be held in the Houston Astrodome. Net proceeds will benefit the Texas Children's Hospital building fund.
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Astrodome
Houston
Houston Astrodome
Texas Children’s Hospiital Building Fund
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Advertised
An advertisement touts a new healing substance Bio-Dyne Preparation claimed to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. It asserts cases show real shrinkage and cites patient statements like piles no longer a problem. Offered as suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Capers Observed in Vinegar From Tropical Plant Buds
Report notes unopened flower buds of a tropical plant used as capers in vinegar. The observation highlights culinary use and botanical origin of these capers.
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Claire Poirier
Ophilia Poirier
Emeline Nadeau
J. A. Herox
Arthur Mark
L. R. Harthorne
M. L. Harthorne
A. J Morissette
Priscille Morissette
Claudia Boisvert
A. L. Beaulieu
A. Michaud
Fred L. Boucher
Blanche Huot
Real Fournier
Leo Bourque
R. Latno
Florence Poirier
E. P. Fleurant
Marie Telophane
St. Onesime de Jesus
Marcel R. Viger
Joseph
Paul E. St. Jean
Gregory Pitts
Emelda Cyr
Raymond Audie
Sheldon McDonald
Donald Plante
R. A. Ma.heux
Yvonne Bibeau
William Fitzpatrick
Florence Hamel
Eva Cartier
John Matley
Orphilda Chabot
Lucien Doyon
Albert E. Roy
George J. Dancause
Benjamin Richard
Wilfred J. Fortier
Amanda Tremblay
Jesse Davis
Isabelle Vanasse
Mary Lou Hight
Judy Lamb
G. L. Simard
Paul Vaughan Jr
Raymond QO. Boucher
Joseph Audie
Annette O. Beaudoin
Ing
Howard W. Churchill
Frederick Jones
Richard Brushwein
A. Bernard Villandry
Graham St
Shaw’s
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Saco Valley Shopping Center
Dead Airlines
Jonathan
Linda Stevens
New Gloucester
Linda
Scarborough
North Gray Road
East Gray
Central Maine General Hospital
Fred Trenner
Trenner
Washington
DeGaulle
Toridhea
Shapiro Oil
Alfred Street
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