Pearson Dies Former Prime Minister of Canada in Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson, Nobel Peace Prize laureate and Canada’s prime minister for five years, died at his Ottawa home at age 75 after a cancer battle. A state funeral was planned in Ottawa with burial at Wakefield, Quebec. Pearson’s career spanned diplomacy to politics, including medical care reform and flag adoption. He left a widow Maryon, a daughter and a son.
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Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Christ Church Anglican Cathedral
Wakefield
Que
Pearson
Maryon
Florida
Pierre’ Elliott Trudeau
U.N
Orce
Middel East
Liberal Party
House of Commons
Quebec
Britain
United States
Washington
Atlantic Alliance
Toronto
University of Toronto
Oxford
Flying Corps
Maryon Ellspeth Moody
Winnipeg
External Affairs Department
Europe
San Francisco
United Nations
Israel
China
General Assembly
Walter Hannah F
Geoff
Leseter B. Pearson
Obituary for Robert A. Cote of Biddeford dies after brief illness
Robert A. Cote, 60, of 261 Elm St., Biddeford, died yesterday after a brief illness at home. Born Oct 3, 1912, he worked 30 years at White Star Laundry and belonged to several local groups including St. Joseph Church and the St. Louis Band Club. He leaves a widow Pauline Sylvestre Cote, a son Adrien, two daughters Priscilla Vaillancourt and Margaret Desrocher, siblings Lem, Mare, and Simone, five grandchildren, and nieces and nephews. Funeral from St. Joseph Church Saturday at 9 a.m. Interment at St. Joseph Cemetery. Visitation at Emond Funeral Home today and tomorrow.
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Robert A. Cote
Elm St
Biddeford
Jeffrey
Rebecca (Houle) Cote
St. Andre School
White Star Laundry Inc
Artisan Society
Lafayette Court
Catholic Order of Forresters
Simone Beaulieu
St. Joseph Church
St. Joseph Cemetery
Emond Funeral
Hill St. Biddeford
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Difficult Time
Thank you sincerely for your thoughtful kindness at a time when it was deeply appreciated. Your warmth and support meant a great deal to us and will be remembered.
Funeral Home Listings for Saco Maine Contacts
In Saco Maine the listings show Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street with phone 282 0562 and Emond's Funeral Home at 284 5511. Names Frank X Emond and J P Conroy appear in the notice.
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Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Tel
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P Conroy
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice I. Wallace BAR MILLS
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Alice I. Wallace 9 a Bar Mills resident widow of Joseph I. Wallace who died in 1861. Born Sept 19 1876 in Buxton she was a longtime Sanford Tribune correspondent and Tory Hill Church member. Surviving are a daughter a brother two sisters and five grandchildren. Spring interment at South Buxton Cemetery.
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Bar Mills
Alice I. Wallace
Neal and York
State St
Gorham
Sanford Tribune
Tory Hill
John Binette 67 of Saco dies after lengthy illness
John Binette 67 of 3 Market St Saco formerly of Biddeford died this morning in a local hospital after a long illness. Born in Canada June 5 1905 son of David and Annie Binette he was a Notre Dame de Lourdes Church member. Survived by wife Yvonne and daughter Theresa Fiz zette two sisters and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending with Cote Funeral Home.
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John Binette
Market St
Saco
Biddeford
Canada
David and
Annie
Berthiaume) Binette
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Yvonne
Gobeil) Binette
Theresa Fizzette
Arthur Binette
Lynn
Mass
Aurore Lapierre
Irene Vire
Dora Sirois
Tampa
Fla
Rose Blanchette
Sawyerville
Que
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
St. Joseph Cemetery
Cote Funeral Home
James St
Local Personal Notices From Biddeford and Saco
Miss Helen Mahoney of 60 Graham Street Biddeford is an inpatient at Webber Mrs Leo Paul Corriveau of 19 Lincoln Street Saco is a surgical patient at Webber Prof George Leatherbarrow a Notre Dame Unit resident Pool Road Biddeford will celebrate his 93rd birthday tomorrow Frederic Deschambeault of 33 Crescent Street Biddeford has returned home from Webber Hospital where he was a medical patient
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Helen Mahoney
Graham St
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Leo Paul Corriveau
Lincoln St
Saco
George Leatherbarrow
Notre Dame
Pool Road
Frederic Deschambeault
Crescent St
Prayers Planned by K of C Members in Old Orchard Beach
Members of the Rev James J Mullen Council Knights of Columbus and its Assemblies and Auxiliary in Old Orchard Beach will meet tomorrow night at 7 at the Old Orchard Beach Funeral Home to say prayers for Mrs Catherine Burns wife of a member at 36 Portland Ave Old Orchard Beach Maine.
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James J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus
Old Orchard Beach
Portland Ave
Catherine Burns
Lee Aegeips Times Feature Date Unknown
Fragmentary OCR note indicates rights and publication branding for 1972. author Lee Aegeips Times mentioned with an unknown masthead and location. The readable content provides no clear event or names beyond the copyright line.
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Fog US
Bat OF Mn
Lee Aegeips
Portland Weather Outlook Calls for Cold Clear Nights
The forecast shows clear skies tonight with lows near zero in the north and teens in the south. Friday will be mostly sunny with highs in the teens north to the 20s in the south.
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Portland
Youth Fellowship and Choir Schedule
The Ogunquit Baptist Church hosts Youth Fellowship every Thursday at 7 30 pm for junior and senior high. Biddeford Foss Street United Methodist Church holds choir rehearsals tomorrow with junior at 6 30 pm and senior at 7 30 pm.
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Ogunquit Baptist Church
Shore Road
Bidgeford Foss Street United Methodist Church
Hughes Must Appear To Renew Passport
The U S Embassy says Howard Hughes must apply in person for a new passport at a London hotel suite despite his long residence in Britain and past travel without one. He plans to stay six months or longer, with heavy security and limousine entourage at the Inn at the Park near Hyde Park.
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London
U.S
Howard Hughes
Britain
United States
Hughes
Washington
Managua
Nicaragua
Home Office
Gatwick Airport
the Park
Hyde Park
Pier Fire Quashes Palace Playland Line
Paul Benoit, general manager, reports a temporary phone line at Palace Playland was torn out by an unknown intruder after a fire on Saturday. Investigators probe the cause of the $1 million blaze that leveled the amusement complex.
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Old Orchard Beach
the Palace Playland
Paul Benoit
Waste Collections In Saco Delayed Next Week
Street Commissioner Richard Murray reports waste collections in Saco will be one day late next week impacting residents and schedules citywide with adjusted pickup routes and times.
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Saco
Richard Murray
Argentine oil dealings spark libel lawsuit in Dallas
Antonio A. Diaz sues Sedco Inc chair William P. Clements and others for 15 million dollars alleging gross defamation at a Dallas news conference. Diaz claims Clements accused him and two Americans of deceit over Argentine oil profits and tax avoidance.
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Dallas
Tex
Charles R. O'Neal
William
N. Dillin
William P. Clements
Nominn
Nixon
Pentagon
Antonio A. Diaz
Sedco, Inc
Clements
Argentina
O’neall
Dillin
U.S
Diaz
Police Quietly Probe Boston Bank Holdup
Police investigated a 280000 bank hold up in Boston after a 16 hour secrecy period. Two masked men used a shotgun and rifle to take two bags from the vault at a New England Merchants National Bank branch on Gallivan Boulevard. A third man directed customers and staff as the thieves fled in a stolen car later found abandoned near Dorchester.
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Boston
New England Merchants National Bank
Gallivan Boulevard
Dorchester Section
Joseph Jordan
Saco City Hall To Close Tomorrow
Saco city hall will close tomorrow at noon for the New Year's holiday, a spokesman said.
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Saco City Hall
Saco City
Silent Alarm Halts Robbery Without Firing Shot
A robber triggered a silent alarm during the holdup but did not fire his weapon, fearing harm to customers and employees. Authorities investigated the incident and reviewed surveillance footage for leads.
Nuns Back Bishops In Censuring War
The Social Action Committee of the Sisters of Mercy in Burlington Vermont sent a letter to Bishop John A Marshall voicing support for New England bishops who condemned renewed bombing of North Vietnam. The group urged Christian unity against destruction hindering a just peace.
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Burlington, Vt
North Vietnam
Vermont
Sisters of Mercy
Burlington
John A. Marshall
Marshall
New England
Nixon
Indochina
Farm Disaster Loans Halted Amid Budget Clampdown
The Nixon administration orders the Farmers Home Administration to stop new emergency disaster loans in designated areas to curb spending. FHA officials halt new applications in counties with 60 days of aid and set an early cutoff for some regions, aiming to keep the federal budget under the $250 billion cap.
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Washington
Nixon
Farmers Home Administration
Agriculture Department
FHA
George C. Knapps
USDA
Corn
Seaboard
Agnes
Rapid City
S.D
Nixon F
Biddeford Council Set to Transfer Funds Tonight
Biddeford City Council will meet at 7:30 this evening to transfer unappropriated money to the appropriated account, according to City Clerk Pauline Berry. The session is scheduled for 7:30.
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Biddeford
Pauline Berry
Firemen Respond To Blaze In Truck
Three men from the Saco fire department responded to a minor fire in a pickup truck at Elm Street and Temple Street intersection yesterday morning. A short circuit was listed as the cause of the fire.
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Saco
Elm and
Temple Streets
Cars Collide At Saco Intersection
Saco police reported two cars collided at North and Franklin streets at 6:45 this morning. Paul E. Campagna Sr. 57 of Buxton Road Saco and Richard D. Landry 25 of Kennebunkport were involved. Damages were 350 to Campagna’s car and 180 to Landry’s vehicle.
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Paul E. Campagna Sr
Buxton Road
Saco
Richard D. Landry
Kennebunkport
North
Franklin Streets
Peon
Landry
Community events calendar for Kennebunk area meetings
Tuesday events include Yankee Belle chorus rehearsal at 7 45 p m Kennebunkport Community House Lions Club at Sea Spray Motor Inn Newcomers Club at Sea Spray Motor Inn Girl Scout Cadette Troop 123 at C U Harthome 4 p m Chess players at Myrtle Lodge Kennebunk 7 9 p m Well Baby Clinic 3 5 p m Kennebunk Health Office all vaccines. Wednesday groups include Junior Girl Scout Troop 115 3 4 30 p m Senior Community Club of Arundel 3 30 p m Legion Lefebvre Post 74 Water Street Thursday activities cover Fifty Plus Club 1 4 p m Webhannet Fletcher Street Rotary at Glen Mor 12 15 p m Odd Fellows 7 45 p m Duplicate Bridge 7 30 p m Webhannet Fletcher Street Ancient Greek games at Olympia feature a brutal all strength boxing wrestling match fought to surrender or death.
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Yankee Belle Chorus
Kennebunkport
Lions Club
Sea Spray Motor Inn
Kennebunk Beach
Girl Scout Cadette
C.U. Harthome
North Street
Myrtle Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Kennebunk
Storer Street
Webhannet Club
Webhannet
Fletcher Street
Rotary Club
Glen-Mor
Odd Fellows Meeting
Odd Fellows Hall
Main Street
Fletcher, Street
Underwater Photographer Cartsinger’s Arctic Nat Geo Work
National Geographic contract photographer Curtsinger details Arctic underwater shoots with Nikon cameras and film, a dry wet suit, and a dome test 40 feet deep. He recalls upside down ice work, a December Arctic month, and a career started after Navy training. Waits for next Openers assignment in parachuting.
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Cartsinger
Magnetic North Pole
Arctic
National Geographic
Joe Maclnnes
Curtsinger
Mt. Holly
N.J
Navy
Hugh Dakers
Kennebunk Port
Dakers
Monument Island
Embassy siege by Black September ends with Thai police surround
Arabs in disguise manhandle embassy workers and seize staff in Bangkok as four attackers take hostages. The siege ends with police and troops encircling the building while notes demand freedom for 36 Palestinians and safe passage to Cairo. Israeli officials report five Israelis held inside including a senior diplomat and relatives. In Ottawa, former Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson dies at 75 after a cancer battle.
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Sunchai
Nitzhan Hadass
Black September Organization
Lod
Munich
Bangkok
Cairo
Amir
Parliament House
Praphas Charusathien
Jerusalem
Praphas
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Emond Funeral Home
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Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Olympia
Dick Danforth
Subie
Sidney Wernng
York County Savings Bank
Shumway - Gross
Philip A. Gross SR
Gary Gross
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