Two Officers Installed By Arundel Grange
Arundel Grange met with Mrs. Ruth Clough presiding. Officers Chaplain Marcia Clough and Flora Alice Tyler were installed by Past Master Ruth Clough and Ste ward Mary Clough. The next meeting is February 10 with a hot dish supper at 6 p.m.
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Arundel
Arundel Grange
Ruth Clough
Stanley Products
Grange
Mary Clough
Marcia Clough
Flora
Alice Tyler
Neil Johnson
Palmer Clough
Lois Johnson
Grange Herald
Arthur Perkins
Emma Bunnell
Janet Gregoire
Ex-farmer Kis 92 keeps youth with daily feats
Phenix City Alabama residents describe Stafford Paul Kis sick-who as a retired farmer who at age 92 appears about 70 and keeps youthful by vigorous routines. He stands on his head each morning walks two miles daily and duck-walks around his room at night to stay active.
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Associated Press
Phenix City
Ala
Stafford Paul Kissick
Local Man Attributes Health to Atypical Habits
Kissick says he has not been ill since a flu twelve years ago. He claims never to have smoked or drunk alcohol and drinks only rain water caught in a tin pan. He avoids sweets and eats almost anything else.
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Kissick
Daring rescue saves woman from freeway leap
Policeman A H McMillen dived to grab Charlyne Chatman who dangled over speeding traffic for five minutes. Passers by helped pull her to safety and she was placed in protective custody amid personal problems.
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Los Angeles
A.H. McMillen
McMillen
Charlyne Chatman
Mc. Millen
Mrs. Chatman
Oxford Paper Co. Reports Record 1966 Earnings and Output
Oxford Paper Co. posted record 1966 earnings after taxes of 8,137,306 dollars or 2.55 a share. The firm also announced a production of 383 740 tons of paper, the highest in its history.
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Rumford
Oxford Paper Co
Girl Scout Patrol Leaders Receive Badges and Plans
Biddeford Junior Girl Scout Troop 88 held at Scout Hall on Pool Street named Gale Thimble Lucille Boucher and Janet Sparkowich patrol leaders. Mrs. Jean Michaud and Mrs. Doris Thimble led a session distributing cookie order sheets and setting a February 11 deadline. Badges went to Lori Gradone Donna Belanger Janet Sparkowich and Katherine Lizotte with reports from Brenda Lavigne Celeste Deshaies Dianne Moody Donna Belanger and Gale Thimble.
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Gale Thimble
Lucille Boucher
Janet Sparkowich
Biddeford
Scout Hall
Pool Street
Jean Michaud
Doris Thimble
Lori Gradone
Donna Belanger
Katherine Lizotte
Brenda Lavigne
Celeste Deshaies
Dianne Moody
Patrol 1
Patrols 2
Martha Maxwell
Nancy Cote
Jacqueline Auger
Karen Michaud
Elizabeth Poirier
Nancy Beaulieu
Sharon Violette
Kimball Couple Celebrate 35th Anniversary in South Portland
Mr and Mrs Ivan E Kimball celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary Monday in South Portland. They wed Jan 30 1932 at the Baptist Parsonage in Biddeford. Kimball teaches at Portland High School and Mrs Kimball works as secretary-bookkeeper for the Bible Society of Maine. They have a daughter Frances Crank in Norfolk VA. another daughter Barbara died in 1966.
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Frances L. Crank
Norfolk
Barbara
Underground Gasbuggy blast aims to boost New Mexico gas
Government plans a $4.7 million underground nuclear detonation in New Mexico to fracture rock and improve natural gas flow. The Project Gasbuggy test, equivalent to 20 000 tons of TNT, will occur 4 200 feet deep in tight sandstone, 55 miles east of Farmington. Signed by Interior Department, AEC, and El Paso Natural Gas Co. on Tuesday. In Washington, five Democrats and 14 Republicans on the House Banking Committee remove Chairman Wright Patman’s power to form subcommittees, with a vote next week on rules requiring chair approval for investigations and on panel staff hiring and firing.
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Associated Press
Washington
New Mexico
Farmington
N.M
Interior Department
Atomic Energy Commission
House Banking ‘Committee
Wright Patman
Flags Sent to Vietnam Posts and Roads Progress Report
The House Post Office Committee ships U S flags flown over the Capitol to military posts in South Vietnam. The Bureau of Public Roads reports 23 476 miles or 57 percent of the interstate system completed. Lt Gen Hershey predicts Cassius Clay will not be deferred from the draft and will take the oath when called. Muskie succeeds Magnuson as Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee chair with Tydings as vice chair. Inouye listed as senator. The National Education Association will hold a Washington conference February 9-10 to study minority treatment in textbooks.
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House Post Office Committee
U.S
South Vietnam
Bureau of Public Roads
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service System
Cassius Clay
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Joseph D. Tydings
D-Md
Joseph D. Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
National Education Association
Washington
Hoff Warns Against Regressive Federal Revenue Sharing
Vermont Governor Philip H. Hoff argues before the Senate Intergovernmental Relations subcommittee that a reverse income tax plan for sharing federal revenues with states must not enable segregation in the South or ghetto life in urban areas. He cites concerns about ineffective rural governments and stresses responsible use of funds.
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Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Senate Intergovernmental Relations
Two criminals plotted jail break during capital punishment protest
Melbourne police said two men planned to use demonstrator noise as cover to free condemned Ronald Joseph Ryan, slated for execution after his prison escape on December 19, 1965. The plot was uncovered hours before the hanging, which faced possible stay or commutation.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Australia
Ronald Joseph Ryan
Ryan
Preretirement Courses Prove Popular in Biddeford Saco Area
Mrs. Anna Dumas directs preretirement classes for residents in Biddeford and Saco to help those in their 40s and 50s plan ahead. The program uses expert speakers, films, discussions, and Q and A sessions at Biddeford High School. Tomorrow’s topic covers home health projects with a public health nurse guest.
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Anna Dumas
Biddeford-Saco
Biddeford High School
Pentagon says 95 percent of bombing raids hit outside Hanoi zone
Pentagon sources say over 95 percent of US bombing raids on North Vietnam since April targeted areas outside the 20 000 square mile zone including Hanoi. About 100 000 sorties have been flown, with roughly one third in Route Package One south of Hanoi to disrupt supply lines. Route Package Five covers Hanoi and northwest North Vietnam. Only approved targets are hit, with no bombing along the Vietnam China border near a defined Air Defense Identification Zone.
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Washington
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Saigon
United States
Vietnams
van Dien
Haiphong
Vietnam China
Vietnam-China
Civil War Gun Swamp Angel Found in Trenton Park
The Swamp Angel, a massive Civil War artillery piece once used to bombard Charleston, South Carolina, is now displayed in a city park in Trenton.
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Charleston
S.C
Trenton
Germans Failed To Destroy Remagen Bridge
The Remagen bridge remained intact after Maj. Hans Scheller failed to blow it on March 7 1945. An emergency court martial later sentenced Scheller to death for cowardice before the enemy though decades later a German court debated his guilt. Witnesses testified the detonation wires were damaged by artillery fire and retreating troops before the order could be carried out.
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U.S
Rhine
Germany
Scheller
Wehrmacht
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adolf Hitler
Liesel Scheller
Will Bratge
9Th Armored
U.S. Army
Bratge
Vietnamese group pleads guilty to illegal entry of Hong Kong
The defendants pleaded guilty today to entering Hong Kong illegally. They asked the court for leniency and to avoid being sent back. One member of the group expressed a desire to go to Formosa.
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Vietnam
Hong Kong
Formosa
Teens Seek Jobs and Realistic Help From Elinor
A 17 year old asks about part time work during vacations. Advice urges readiness to accept any available tasks and reliability. Examples include peer teams washing windows, dog walking, babysitting, children's parties, sewing doll clothes, beauty shop services, baking and selling treats, and mother’s helper errands with lower prices to attract customers. Readers urged to suggesting ideas.
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Elinor
Ans
The Scheller Exit Sparks Critique of Courage
Readers debate whether Scheller fled the scene out of cowardice or strategic retreat, framing the incident as a test of character and bravado in the local discourse.
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Scheller
Oil Tanks Rammed In Saco Accident
Saco police respond to a complaint from Garland Mfg. Co. employee after a car ran off Water Street and struck oil tanks. the driver fled the scene. About an hour later Dwight Stepard 22 of the Saco Motel reported the car stolen from Lincoln Street and owned the vehicle with $1,000 damage. Police investigate the incident.
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Saco
Garland Mfg. Co
Water Street
Dwight Stepard
Saco Motel
Lincoln Street
Maine official objects to study report on department
Mrs Esther Hawley chairman of the Maine State Personnel Board says she takes exception to a recent Cresap McCormick and Paget report for the Legislative Research Committee. She issued a statement Tuesday night asserting some recommendations are unsatisfactory.
York Helicopter Pilot Gerald Dorr Killed in Vietnam
In Vietnam the Pentagon announced the death of WO Gerald A. Dorr an Army helicopter pilot from York He had been reported missing in action the previous Friday and later confirmed dead His father Kenneth Dorr lives in York and his mother Mrs Marion Dorr resides in Gardiner Dorr arrived in Vietnam on December 8 of the previous year.
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York
Vietnam
Gerald A. Dorr
Pentagon
Kenneth Dorr
Dorr
Army
Marion Dorr
Gardiner
Lumber Official Dies After Heart Seizure Crash
Henry A. Gendron 56 of Portsmouth N H, vice president of Gendron Lumber Co, died after a heart attack while driving on Main Street in Sanford. His car struck another vehicle but no other injuries were reported.
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Sanford
Henry A. Gendron
Portsmouth
N.H
Gendron
N.J
Gendron Lumber Co
Board studies long standing operating procedures funds short
A board member notes that standard operating procedures have been in place for years and many suggested improvements have been recognized. She adds that funds are insufficient to implement additional ideas.
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Mittee
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Velma Gibbs
Margery Shuster
James Marines
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Ethelyn Hill
Elizabeth Carr
John Davidson
James Lauber
David Edge
Comb
Anna Quirk
Frank Tarbox
Association
New York
Thomas Patrick Gaffney
New York City
Police Academy
Brooklyn
A.A. Scott
Dorothy Malone
Miss Malone
Mim
Jacques Bergerac
Girl Scout
Kimball
Wandachsess
OLDS
UNION/PURE OIL
Olds Dealer Transportation Center
Toledo
Spain
Madrid
Velasquez
Juan Manuel Alonso de Quintanilla
Francesco Naldini
Francisco Pacheco
Remagen Bridge
Elinor Williams
Butter and Egg Stores
GIANT
Elm Street
Kennedy
Ennedy’s Bus
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