Jack Benny to Be Remembered in Traditional Funeral
Jack Benny will receive a traditional Jewish funeral in Beverly Hills with eulogies by Bob Hope and George Burns. Rabbi Edgar Magnin will lead at Hillside Memorial Park Chapel, followed by private entombment and pallbearers including Gregory Peck, Frank Sinatra, and Milton Berle. Benny died of pancreatic cancer at age 80 after a career spanning all show business.
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Calif
Bob Hope
George Burns
Jack Benny
Edgar K. Magnin
Hollywood
Hillside Memorial Park Chapel
Gregory Peck
Frank Sinatra
Milton Berle
Benny
Ford
Jack
Waukegan
Ill
Sanford Man Ernest C. Huard Dies at 67
Ernest C. Huard 67 of Sanford died Thursday night in a Biddeford hospital. He was born July 20, 1907 in Waterville and was a machinist at Eastern Plastic heel division. He belonged to the Textile Workers Union of America. Survived by his widow Alice Huard. Funeral Monday at 1 30 p m Angell Funeral Home Kennebunk. Interment Ocean View Cemetery Wells. Visitation Sunday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Sanford
Ernest C. Huard
Wells
Biddeford
Waterville
Eastern Plastic
Textile Workers Union of America
Alice Huard
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
Kennebunk
Ocean View Cemetery
Deneige Pelletier 82 Former Biddeford Resident Dies
Deneige Pelletier 82 of Biddeford formerly Center Street died Thursday night after a lengthy illness. She was born October 8 1892 in St Fortunat Quebec and was a communicant of St Joseph Church. Survived by three daughters two sisters 16 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Mass Monday 8:30 a.m. at St Joseph Church with burial at St Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call today and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Deneige M. Pelletier
Center Street
Biddeford
St. Fortunat
Que
George and
Marie Desloges
Pelletier
St. Joseph Church
Raymond J
Janet) Warner
Roland
Rita) Dubuc
Warren
Marie Ange) Reed
Ware
Mass
Alma Roy
Quebec
St. Joseph Cemetery
Raymond G. Bolduc and Sons Funeral
Alfred St
Card of Thanks for sympathy and tributes
We express gratitude to the Old Orchard Beach Rescue Unit Father John Clancey and Father James Morrison, and to friends and relatives for sympathy cards tributes and flowers during our bereavement. Signed by Mrs Leo St Armand and family Milford St Armand Leo Paul St Armand.
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Old Orchard Beach
John Clancey
James Morrison
Leo St. Armand
Milford St. Armand
Leo Paul St. Armand
Philomene Rousselle 94 dies after brief illness in Biddeford
Mrs. Philomene Rousselle aged 94 of 1 Union St Biddeford died Friday at home after a brief illness Born in St Helene Quebec May 9 1880 she was a daughter of Ver and Marie Thibodeau John She worked over 30 years at Bates Manufacturing Co Saco and was a member of St Joseph Church Biddeford Surviving are two daughters Miss Rose Rousselle and Mrs Theodora Fortier two sons George Rousselle New York and Roland Rousselle Saco seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren A Mass of Christian Burial 9 30 a m at St Joseph Church Friends may call at Sansoucy Blais Funeral Home 1 Stone St Biddeford today and Sunday afternoon and evening services to follow.
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Philomene Rousselle
Union St
Biddeford
St. Helene
Que
I Ver
Marie (Thibodeau) John
Rousselle
St. Joseph Church
Bates
St. Joseph Cemetery
Sansoucy- Blais Funeral Home
Stone St
Amy Vanderbilt Dies in Nashville Home Tragedy
Vanderbilt etiquette authority Amy Vanderbilt died at her Nashville home shortly before 8 p.m. The wife of Curtis B. Kellar general counsel for Mobile Oil and mother of three, she was found after a passerby noticed an open window. Vanderbilt inspired millions with her columns and books selling over five million copies. Born July 22 1908 in Staten Island she studied journalism and worked as a journalist publicist and advertiser before turning to etiquette in 1952. She married four times and had three sons.
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Metropolitan Hospital
Miss Vanderbilt
Curtis B. Kellar
International
Mobile Oil Corp
Kellar
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
America
Jan Aersten van der Bilt
Amy Vanderbilt
Mrs. Kellar
Staten Island, N.Y
Mary Estelle Brooks
Joseph Mortimer Vanderbilt
Institute Heubi
Switzerland
Packer Collegiate Institute
Brooklyn
New York University
Robert S. Brinkenhoff
Morton G. Clark
Hans Knopf
Maine Holiday Plus Drawing Sparks Lottery Numbers
Augusta AP reports the winning number for Friday's Holidy Plus Drawing of the Maine State Lottery. The result identifies the lucky ticket holder and prompts subsequent payout steps.
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Augusta
Maine
Portland Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy Tonight
Partly cloudy in Portland with a chance of flurries overnight and near light lows. Sunday looks fair with a risk of flurries in the far north and highs in the 30s to near 40.
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Portland
Durkin Seeks Senate Seat After Wyman Victory Certified
Democrat John A. Durkin plans to fly to Washington to petition the U.S. Senate to seat him as New Hampshire’s senator, while Gov. Mel Thomson certified Republican Louis C. Wyman the winner by two votes amid counting irregularities. The close result prompts court actions and possible runoff questions, delaying Senate organization.
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Concord
N.H
John A. Durkin
Washington
U.S. Senate
United States
New Hampshire
Durkin
Meldrim Thomson
U.S
Louis C. Wyman
Thomson
State Ballot Law Commission
Wyman
Senate
Secretary of State’s
State
Regionwide Tensions Shape Upcoming Election Outlook
Top stories boost GOP prospects for November. Environmental clashes drive headlines in Maine over public lands, New Hampshire debates on extending I 93 through Franconia Notch, and Vermont resolves sludge pollution case against International Paper Co. The Timberlane teachers strike in New Hampshire becomes the nation's longest. Fort Kent floods from the St John River devastate the town. Maine and New Hampshire reach a tentative ocean boundary settlement.
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GOP
Maine
New Hampshire
Franconia Notch
Vermont
International Paper Co
Lake Champlain
Fort Kent
St. John River
Gasoline Theft Reported in Saco Parking Lot
Robert Lemelin of 142 Cleaves St Biddeford reports 15 gallons of gas stolen from his car in the tannery parking lot Friday per Saco police.
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Robert Lemelin
Cleaves St
Biddeford
Saco
Battery stolen from Richard Parker’s car in Saco
Police report a $33 car battery was taken from Richard Parker’s vehicle parked on Spring Street Friday evening. A snowmobile and a tractor stolen from Linda Baillargeon’s residence at 29 Union Street were found on Main Street moments later. investigation ongoing.
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Richard Parker
North St
Spring Street
Saco
Linda Baillargeon
Union St
Main Street
Saco Reports Two Glass Breakage Incidents
Saco police logged two incidents of broken glass yesterday, including 70 panes at Thornton Academy and a damaged windshield on a Chevrolet truck at the Youth Center on Common Street. In Old Orchard Beach, firefighters responded to a radiator pipe break and electrical short at 11:52 p.m. Friday at West Grand Avenue with a second nonemployee alarm reported at 12:27.
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Saco
Thornton Academy
Common Street
Old Orchard Beach
Mary Vorias
West Grand Avenue
Manager's Post Discussion Set In OOB Tonight
OLD ORCHARD BEACH a special town meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m. tonight at the Town Hall to discuss the town manager position.
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OOB
Old Orchard Beach
Kennebunk Chamber Elects Wallace Reid President
Wallace E. Reid has been elected president of the Kennebunk Kennebunkport Chamber of Commerce. Officers named include Michael Severance as first vice president, Robert Stukas as second vice president, and John Cummings as treasurer.
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Kennebunks
Wallace E. Reid
Kennebunk- Kennebunkport Chamber of Commerce
Michael Severance
Robert Stukas
John Cummings
Submarine Seadragon First East West Northwest Passage Transit
The United States Navy submarine Seadragon completed the first east to west underwater transit of the Northwest Passage in August 1960 marking a historic Arctic voyage by a nuclear powered vessel.
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Seadragon
USN
Northwest Passage
Energy Ideas Clash in U S Energy Talks at Vail
President Ford and advisers hold intense sessions in Vail to forge a national energy policy amid a clash of ideas with Arthur Burns joining after long talks. Nessen said no definitive decisions were made and public discussion will wait until Ford’s State of the Union. Ford later studied Colby’s CIA report before commenting.
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Colo
Ford
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Rocky Mountain
Linner
Vail Associates
Congress
Nes
Sen
Camp David
Central Intelligence Agency
William E. Colby
CIA
Tanker Port Study Planned For Region
Washington senator says deep water tanker port sites will be studied regionally by the Army Corps of Engineers and FE A. Olympic Refineries proposed a coastal port at Isles of Shoals and an accompanying refinery. An aide notes Congress must appropriate funds, likely delaying action. Save Our Shores backers praise the regional approach over a single private proposal.
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Washington
Thomas J. McIntyre
Army Corps of Engineers
McIntyre
Offia
New Hampshire
Etidde
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Olympic Refineries, Inc
Aristotle Onassis
Isles of Shoals
Olympic Refineries
New Hampshire Seacoast
Corps ‘of Engineers
Maaci
LuppoUy
Congress
Sharon Meeker
Save ‘Our Shores
Durham
N.H
Prnate
FOIL Charged With Receiving 30000 From Rival Firm
FOIL claims a competing company gave 30000 to FOIL tainting its fundraising. Mathers defends FOIL as honest and not swayed by rumors. He notes FOIL seeks 15000 for hydrological work and 10000 for attorney fees plus mailing and his salary. FOIL plans a cocktail party and an auction to raise funds while opposing the NEPCO refinery.
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FOIL
Mathers
Mather
NEPCO
Oil detente dominates U S Europe talks in Geneva 1975 outlook
Washington views oil issues as the top priority in U S European diplomacy for 1975. Talks in Geneva and Vienna aim at detente with the Communist bloc, while concerns over human rights and energy policy shape policy toward Portugal Greece Italy and Britain amid NATO and Cyprus tensions.
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Washington
Western Alliance
U.S
Europe
Geneva
Vienna
United States
West
Middle East
Ford
Martinique
Pres
Ient
NATO
Portugal
Greece
Italy
Two Inmates Missing From Maine Prison Furloughs
Two inmates from Maine State Prison remain unreturned after furloughs. Larry Ouellette, 19, of Caribou, and Henry C. DiPhilipo, 27, of Portland, had not returned by early today. Ouellette is serving 18 months to five years for armed robbery. DiPhilipo five to ten years for armed assault. Neither is considered dangerous, prison officials say.
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Thomaston
Maine
Larry Ouellette
Carribou
Henry C. DiPhilipo
Portland
Ouellette
DiPhilipo
Gray Man, 20, Killed In Two Car Crash
Portland state police say 20 year old Stephen Robinson of Gray died in a two car collision on Allen Avenue Friday night. Four others were injured in the crash and were taken to area hospitals for treatment.
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Gray Man
Portland
Stephen Robinson
Allen Avenue
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