Sub Debs Set Date For Christmas Ball
The Sub Debs Sorority chose December 26 for its Christmas ball at Cathy Grondin’s Saco home with Debbie Stackpole named decorating committee chair. Next Wednesday’s Christmas party will be hosted by Bethany Hanson on Old Orchard Road, Saco.
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Cathy Grondin
North St
Saco
Debbie Stackpole
Bethany Hanson
Old Orchard Road
Margie Cote
Mary Winston
University of Maine
Orono
Diane Bowie
Ragnhild Eriksen
Jill Chadbourne
Essie Pendleton
Deb
Ladies Aid Gift Presentations At Biddeford Pool
Mrs Peggy Thomas of Biddeford Pool hosted the Ladies Aid of the South Biddeford Methodist Church at Pool Road home with 17 members and one child present. President Tena Peck led the meeting. Lena Johnson Lydia Emerson served as secretary and treasurer.
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Biddeford Pool
South Biddeford
Pool Road
Biddeford
Tena Peck
Lena Johnson
Lydia Emerson
Margaret Linscott
Addie Piper
Salvation Army
Old Pool Road
Unity Social Club Hosts Christmas Meeting in Saco
The Unity Social Club met at Mrs. Thelma Farley’s Buxton Road home for a Christmas party and gift exchange. Mrs. Farley presided as president. mystery prize went to Mrs. Florence Mooers. Next gathering set for Dec 27 at Mrs. Emma Garside’s home with refreshments served. Wyoming’s Jerry DePoyster scored 66 points last season and kicked 21 of 21 extra points.
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Buxton Road
Saco
Unity Social Club
Genie Edgecomb
Edna Bradbury
Ruth Scammon
Ethel Whitten
Maree
Irene Townsend
Wyoming
Jerry DePoyster
Andy Williams Christmas Show Becomes Holiday Institution
NBC telecast grows into a holiday staple with the Williams family ensemble. Andy and Claudine Williams, plus children Noelle and Christian, anchor a warm, tasteful program highlighted by the Williams Brothers act and festive production numbers. Groucho Marx, Dick Cavett, and Burns and Schreiber appear on NBC’s Music Hall earlier.
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NBC
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Claudine
Williams Brothers
Noelle
Christian
Groucho Marx
Four American sailors seek visas to visit Finland
Four U S sailors who deserted the aircraft carrier Intrepid in Japan and went to the Soviet Union want to visit Finland for a while a Finnish peace committee official said. Mirjam Vire Tuominen said the group asked for visas and Helsinki talks while the Finnish embassy in Moscow had no contact. The four are Richard Bailey John Barilla Craig Anderson and Michael Lindner.
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Catonsville
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San Jose
Calif
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Mt. Pocono
Rural congressmen threaten week end adjournment on school aid
National and international briefs note lawmakers push back on federal school aid funds risking a Saturday adjournment. Vice President Humphrey cites President Johnson’s campaign effort on the sawdust trail. An autopsy is ordered in the Evalyn McLean death case, a Hope Diamond heir. NATO ministers conclude talks as alliance tensions rise.
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Co Captains From Saskatchewan Lead Denver Pioneers
Denver hockey announces its co captains are Canadian natives Jim Wiste from Moose Jaw and Cliff Koroll from Saskatoon, both from Saskatchewan. Wiste led the Pioneers with 52 points in 1966-67.
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University of Denver
Saskatchewan Province
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Pioneers
Moose Jaw
Cliff Koroll
Saskatoon
GOP governors clash over candidates and Nelson Rockefeller
Senate Republicans cite mixed support for party candidates while Oregon Governor Tom McCall predicts Rockefeller will seek the GOP nomination after the June primary. Rhode Island Governor Chafee critiques Representative Laird, and Senator Percy defends allies after a Vietnam visit amid questions of a presidential bid.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Oregon
Tom McCall
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Salem
Ore
New Yorker
Charles H. Percy
Rnil
South Vietnam
William R. Anderson
D-Tenn
Percy
Daks
Anderson
Capital Universityeliminates mandatory chapel attendance
The Board of Regents at Capital University in Columbus votes to abolish required chapel. President Harold Yochum says the change lets students show Christian commitment and personal responsibility through worship programs on campus without a set attendance number. Later in brief, land snails survive temperatures of minus 184 degrees.
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Columbus, Ohio
Board of Regents At
Capital University
University
Harold Yochum
Labor Secretary seeks uranium miner cancer compensation bill
Labor Secretary Wirtz asks Congress to authorize compensation for uranium miners who contract cancer from radiation. He notes over 100 miner deaths and highlights Colorado New Mexico Utah and Wyoming as major producers with Colorado recognizing lung cancer as an occupational disease. Officials worry about draining funds.
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Associated Press
Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Wirtz
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Ford Seeks Equal Air Time After Johnson AFL CIO Speech
House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford argues for equal air time for himself and GOP colleagues in response to Lyndon Johnson's AFL CIO convention address. He labels Johnson's speech a runaway locomotive run by a wild eyed engineer at the throttle.
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Lyndon Johnson
House
Gerald R. Ford
Johnson
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