Ocean Lodge installs new officers in Highpine ceremony
Ocean Lodge A F and A M held a semi public installation at Highpine Masonic Hall Sanford Road naming Millard W Adams as worshipful master and a slate including Thomas W Fenderson Lloyd E Grant Forrest C Chase Mortimer J O Connell Arthur N Wright Ernest R Lord Maurice L Fenderson and Phillip Hobart. Absent officers to be installed later are Clarence FE Fenderson Roger S Bragdon and William Card. Installing officer was Reginald F Berry with support from Roger W Staples and Walter C Hayden. Henry J Milne delivered the charge to the lodge with eight High pine Chapter DeMolay members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Wright
Ernest R. Lord
Maurice L. Fenderson
Phillip Hobart
Clarence FE. Fenderson
Mwarden
Roger S. Bragdon
William Card
Tyler
Reginald F. Berry
Masonic
Roger W. Staples
Naval Lodge
Kittery
Walter C. Hayden
St. John’s Lodge
South Berwick
Henry J. Milne
Millard Adams
Highpine Chapter
Order of DeMolay
Adams
Ocean Lodge
A. F
A. M
Highpine Masonic Hall
Wells
Thomas W. Fenderson
Lloyd E. Grant
Millard W. Adams
Mortimer J. O'Connell
Arthur N. Wright
Forrest C. Chase
American Kids Abroad Seek Home in Milwaukee Memories
Sunset over New Delhi frames a vivid scene of American expatriate children in Asia who cling to Heimat in Milwaukee style. They dress like Western students, drift between Tokyo and New Delhi, yet judge life by ice cream from Michigan and the next home leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Rajapath
Orient
Weiner Schnitzel
Milwaukee
Tokyo
Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Ginza
Hong Kong
Waterfront
Connaught
Rudyard Kipling
Joseph Conrad
Ner Schnitzel
Hollywood
Topeka
Fort Wavnon
America
Michigan
UN Pantomime in UN Security Row Over Dues and Votes
The 115 member United Nations faces a stalemate over dues and voting rights as the Soviet Union owes $52 million and France delays Congo costs. Article 19 bans voting for two years behind in dues, but the General Assembly and Security Council dispute who funds peacekeeping. The process of choosing a president and new council members is done in prearranged pantomime to avoid a direct vote. The U.S. push to bar the Soviet Union from voting hinges on whether dues nonpayment can block representation. A broader question looms whether the assembly or council should authorize peacekeeping actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
United Nations
Soviet Union
General Assembly
U.N
South Korea
Security Council
United States
Britain
France
China
Council
Soviet Bloc
Middle East
Congo
Congress
International Court of Justice
Assembly
World Organization
Viet Union
Alex Quaison- Lackey
Ghana
Federal Government May Appeal Ruling of Judge
The federal government may appeal Judge Bootle's dismissal of conspiracy indictments against six alleged Ku Klux Klansmen tied to the Lemuel Penn case. The ruling frees federal charges, with state murder cases still pending for Lackey, Myers, and Sims amid disputed testimonies and FBI pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Dist
W. A. Bootle
Lemuel Penn
Washington
D.C
Bootle
Penn
Army Reserve
Ft. Benning
Cecil Myers
Joseph Howard Sims
Danielsville
FBI
Denver Willis Phillips
George H. Turner
Herbert Guest
James S. Lackey
Lackey
Clete Johnson
Myers
Sims
Athens
Kennebunk area notes ambulance call and holiday visits
Ambulance was called late Monday afternoon to take Bernard Bunnell from a doctor’s office to his home on Ross Road after he fell ill. Holiday visitors include Dr. and Mrs. Breen Savage in Wayland Mass and William Bedford in Skowhegan with relatives in Madison. Other guests span York Street Biddeford to Arlington Virginia. Town offices close for New Year. tax deadlines and schedule changes noted. Mrs. Ross Wyman and Rhys Brian return from Maine Medical Center to Penwood Drive.
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Kennebunk
Russell Dean
Madison
Edward Beauford
Maynard Redson
York Street
Henry Hutchinson
Union Street
Biddeford
William Nedeau
Sea Road
Kenneth Jones
Susan Sherry
Cindy
Russell Staples
Alewive
Charles MacDonald
Dick Nedeau
Shirley Pinard
Lori
Danbury
Ross Wyman
Rhys Brian
Penwood Drive
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Boston Gang War Ties Pin Killings to Underworld Conflicts
Boston police officials link a string of gangland style killings to four or more rival groups in Greater Boston. Deputy Police Commissioner Herbert Mulroney cites a loan shark faction, a Boston gang, a Somerville rival group, and tailgaters as the suspects. The death of George E. Ash, 41, a former convict, raises unsolved gangland killings to 11 since March. Mulroney notes cooperation is scarce and arrests are hard, with some slayings tied to stolen goods or internal rivalries. Ash had prior prison time in Rhode Island for an accessory death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Herbert F. Mulroney
Somerville
Mulroney
George E. Ash
Ash
Greater
Rhode Island
Albert G
Porky) Freeland
Dorchester
Choroszy Engaged To Winlund In Saco Announcement
Mr and Mrs John Choroszy of 24 Pepperell St Saco announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Mary to Donald M Winlund son of Mrs and the late Matthew Winlund of Arlington Va Miss Choroszy works at the Cardiovascular Literature Project at American University Washington DC Winlund is with the Security Office of the Navy Department A January wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Choroszy
Pepperell St
Saco
Nancy Mary
Donald M. Winlund
Matthew Winlund
Arlington, Va
Choroszy
American University
Washington, D. C
Winlund
Security Office
Navy Department
Night Monkey of Barro Colorado Island
A night monkey on Barro Colorado Island in the Canal Zone sees well in darkness. Its gold eyes function best in dim light. It sleeps in tree holes by day and roams after twilight, hopping with agility and feeding on frogs, insects, and leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barro Colorado Island
Canal Zone
Advisory Group Declines Investigation of Commission
Augusta Maine August AP Chairman Raymond Finley leads the advisory council to the Maine Employment Security Council says the group will not participate in investigating the commission. Denis Blais of Lewiston urged Gov Reed to order an inquiry, accusing double standards and rule violations in claims handling. Reed asked Roy A Sinclair to probe the charges. Finley noted Blais stated the remarks were directed at Gov Reed and that the council should not act as an investigating body. The panel also discussed unmet quarterly meeting requirements since July 1963, attributing it to a misunderstanding now clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Raymond
Finley
Maine Employment Security Council
Denis Blais
Lewiston
Gov
Reed
MESC
Commission
Roy A. Sinclair
Blais
Christmas Homecomings Across North Lebanon and Nearby Towns
North Lebanon families reunite for Christmas with extended visits from Portland and Vermont. Ruth Stevens celebrates family genealogy, while the Moultons, Stuarts, Terry, Smith, Nevison, Bumford, Tufts, and Tufts relatives gather across Lebanon and Bel lows Falls with sons daughters and grandchildren visiting over the holiday.
State DeMolay Official Visits Wells Chapter
Maine DeMolay master councillor Wayne Manson visited Highpine Chapter in Sanford Road Highpine Masonic Hall. Guest Parker Tripp invited Highpine to a tri chapter meeting January 18 in Kittery and members voted to exemplify the DeMolay degree at that session. A rehearsal was set for January 4 at 7 30 p.m. in Highpine Hall. The chapter received a gold honor key and a gold ribbon for a 200 percent membership quota. An international honor was given to Dad advisor Roland A Joy. A DeMolay Ball was planned for February 13 with invitations to nearby chapters. Next meeting January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Wayne Manson
Kittery
Maine
Highpine
Order of DeMolay
Sanford Road
Parker Tripp
William Whipple
Highpine Masonic Hall
International Supreme Council of DeMolay
Roland A. Joy
Harry S. Emerton
Lafayette
Kennebunk
Bradford
Biddeford
Springvale
Gerald LaPierre
Edward T. Rumson Sr
Mothers’ Circle
Winthrop T. Nickerson
DAR Chapter Seeks Delegates for Congress and Conference
Rebecca Emery Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will elect delegates and alternates for the Continental Congress in April in Washington DC and the Maine State Spring Conference in Augusta on March 23 24 and 25. The Jan 2 meeting at 2 p.m. in Canal National Bank Saco will feature a program by Mrs John C Whitehurst on the EarIy Tribes and Customs of the Indians of Maine. Archeological finds suggest Norsemen brought women to help with household tasks as men sought a settlement in Vinland about 500 years before Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conti
Washington, D. C
Augusta
Rebecca Emery
Daughters of the American Revolution
Canal National Bank
Main Street
Saco
Maine
John C. Whitehurst
Vinland
Christmas Gatherings Mentioned Across Several Towns
The notice lists holiday visits by Tufts and Peter and Ellen Heath er and Heidi Jane from Jay. Rev Mr Lester and his wife’s family in Bowdoinham and Melvin with the Tabors in Hingham Mass. Edith Ross to Wells for a few days. Charles Grant’s guests include Fred Rand Stuart Grant from Sanford Bernard Grant Philip Grant and Debbie from Newington at a Christmas tree party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stevens
Craig Moulton
Brenda
Lynn Moulton
Portland
Geroge Stuart
Gail
James
Keith
Joanne
Mark
Lebanon
Timothy Zawadil
Pineland
Joyce Sawadil
Tommy
Lillian Smith
Fred Terry
Edward Ray
Terry
Richard Smith
Bellows Falls
Robert Bumford
Henry Tufts
Melvin Tufts
Melanie Joyn
Lester Tufts
Ruby
Tufts
Peter
Ellen
Heather
Heidi Jane
Jay
Today in History highlights from Dec 30, 1964
On this date events span 1853 US territorial purchase from Mexico for 15 million dollars to include what is now New Mexico and Arizona and engineered by James Gadsden. Also Kipling born 1865 and 1869 Knights of Labor first meeting in Philadelphia. 1903 Iroquois Theater fire. 1943 Cape Gloucester airfield capture. 1945 Hitler will and marriage contract released. memorials note Midwest snow deaths and political announcements from recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United States
Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
James Gasden
Rudyard Kipling
Knights of Labor
Philadelphia
Eddie Foy
Chicago
Iroquois
U.S
Cape Gloucester
New Britain
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Eva Braun
Midwest
New England
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Vatican
Paul VI
Constantinople
Durin Pontiff
The
Holy Ant
Sears Property Sold at 95 Ferry Road Saco
The five room bungalow at 95 Ferry Road Saco owned by Mr and Mrs Gordon Sears was sold to Mr and Mrs Joseph R Lambert for their residence. The sale was negotiated through the N P Scontral Agency Realtor 194 Main St Aco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry Road
Saco
More Key
Gordon Sears
Joseph R. Lambert
St Louis Beats San Francisco 122 104 in NBA Tuesday
St Louis defeated San Francisco 122 to 104 as the top Eastern Division team improved its record while San Francisco faced a decisive loss. The schedule listed upcoming games including San Francisco vs New York and Los Angeles at Philadelphia, with Boston and Cincinnati jockeying in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Basketball Association
Associated Press
St. Louis
San Francisco
New York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Cincinnati
Chicago Knots 4 Montreal tonight in NHL action
NHL standings show Chicago at 39 points tied with Montreal at 39 and Detroit 35. Toronto 32 New York 27 Boston 20 points with games scheduled this week. Chicago hosts Detroit while Montreal visits Toronto in upcoming games.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Montreal
Toronto
Detroit
Boston
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Wei
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John Mooers
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John Litchfield
Michael Sherlock
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Daniel Johnson
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Dial
Nancy M. Choroszy
Donald Winlund
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