Deaths Goulet of Biddeford 47 in Snowmobile Crash
Joseph Roger Goulet 47 of 559 Pool Road Biddeford died Feb 22 at Maine Central Hospital Lewiston from injuries after a Feb 17 snowmobile accident at Stratton. He served in the U S Merchant Marine in World War II and worked as an operating engineer with Local 4. He is survived by his widow two sons a daughter his father and many siblings. Funeral from St. Andre Church Saturday at 8 am with interment at St Joseph Cemetery Biddeford. Friends may call Bolduc Funeral Home tonight and Friday.
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Joseph Roger
V-8
St. Andre Church
Biddeford
Irene
Marcoux) Goulet
Michael
Timothy Goulet
Constance Goulet
Theodore O. Goulet
Southbridge
Mass
Raoul Goulet
Robert Goulet
East Hartford
Conn
Roland Goulet
Hamden
Raymond Goulet
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Rene Goulet
Cromwell
Dolores Davies
West Wallington
Con
Frances Devon
Cheshire Conn
Therese Stevens
California
Madeleine Frechette
Hartford
Lorraine Murray
Rachell Kinne
Beating Of Officer At Maynard Scene Draws Arrests
About 40 lions watched patrolman William Duggan beaten and kicked unconscious outside a Maynard restaurant. Duggan was hospitalized with possible skull fracture, broken nose, and facial injuries. his condition improved to satisfactory. Four men from Worcester and Shrewsbury were charged with assault and battery on a policeman and other offenses. case continued to March 19.
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Maynard
Mass
Maynard Co
William Duggan
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Albert Crowley
Duggan
Concord District Court
Thomas P. Garganigo
Shrewsbury
Joseph L. Adams
Dennis W. Sampson
Paul H. Coture Jr
Worcester
Wilderness Backed By NRC For White Mountains Area
Augusta AP. NRC directors unanimously endorsed creating a wilderness area in Maine within the White Mountains National Forest. Executive Director Charles Bolte said the Speckled Caribou section of Evens Notch would be added to the wilderness system, prohibiting logging roadbuilding and other development.
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Augusta
Natural Resources Council
NRC
Maine
White Mountains National Forest
Charles Bolte
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Speckled-Caribou
Forest
Evens Notch
Bolte
Gorham Man Sentenced to 5-10 Years for Narcotics
Richard W. Hodgkins, 33, of Gorham, was sentenced by Superior Court Justice Harry P. Glassman to 22 1/2 years and fined $1,000 for selling an ounce of methamphetamine to undercover agents. He must serving this term after completing an identical sentence for a December 1972 user conviction.
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Portland
Richard W. Hodgkins
Gorham
Hodgkins
Superior Court
Harry P. Glassman
Ilecomen
Banana fruit described as long berry
A fruit classification notes the banana as a long berry. The assertion emphasizes the unusual botanical fact and clarifies common fruit naming.
Local Funeral Services and Home Listings in Saco Maine
Name and address details for funeral homes and services appear, listing Den Nett and Craig at 965 Main Street and Emond's Funeral Home with contact numbers. The snippet references Frank X. Emond and J. P. Coasor in association with local arrangements.
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Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco
Maine
Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Coasor
Love is Veg US Pat 08 Lon Angelo Reserved
Ambiguous OCR fragment notes a person named Lon Angelo with a reserved status related to Love is Veg US and a patent reference from August. No clear event, date, or organization to confirm a full news item.
Portland Snow Tonight Forecast Across City
Snow expected tonight in Portland with several inches likely in northern and eastern sections. Lows near zero to the teens, rising to the 20s south. Friday cloudy with a chance of snow flurries, highs upper teens north to near 30 south.
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Portland
Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley Unit Meets At Elm Street Post
American Legion Auxiliary group will convene tonight at 8 o clock at the post home on Elm Street in Biddeford.
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Tighe-Beaudoin-Farley
American Legion Auxiliary
Post Home
Elm Street
Biddeford
Mrs. Clara Chantigny A Surgical Patient At Webber Hospital
Mrs. Clara Chantigny of 24 Acorn street Biddeford is listed as a surgical patient at Webber Hospital.
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Clara Chantigny
Acorn
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Meeting of Demos is Sunday
Augusta Maine Democratic State Committee will meet Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Democratic State Headquarters. State Chairman Severin M. Beliveau announced the session to consider Jacqueline Manderson of Scarborough to fill Cumberland County’s delegation vacancy after Thomas Herod’s resignation. The group will review subcommittee reports and set new headquarters policy.
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Augusta
Maine
Democratic State Committee
Severin M. Beliveau
Rumford
Cumberland County
Democratic Committee
Jacqueline Manderson
Scarborough
Thomas Herod
Portland
Beliveau
Brazil Sees 32000 Fatalities From Car Crashes In 1973
Traffic experts forecast 32000 Brazilian deaths from car accidents in 1973 surpassing US toll despite Brazil’s population and car numbers. President Medici, holding near-dictatorial powers, faces rising highway carnage that Brazil’s regime media struggle to frame as progress. Drivers routinely ignore safety norms on highways.
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Rio DE Janeiro
United States
Emilio G. Medici
Latin America
Brazil
Card of Thanks to Medical Staff and Donors
Mrs. Melare Kenaufi expresses sincere thanks to Father Carrier and doctors Dr Johnston and Dr O Sullivan, to blood donors, nurses, and relatives and friends for cards flowers and gifts received during a Webber Hospital stay.
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Father Carrier
Johnston
O'Sullivan
Webber Hospital
Melare Kenaufi
Thieu Urges Halt to War Material to Hanoi
President Thieu urged the Soviet Union and China to stop supplying weapons to Hanoi and the Viet Cong to prevent renewed aggression. He hinted a possible Nixon meeting may occur next month at the Western White House in San Clemente and noted the Laos cease fire should align with Vietnam’s. He accused Communists of multiple cease-fire violations and said negotiations in Paris are being pressed with high-level talks on elections in South Vietnam.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Soviet Union
China
North Vietnam
Nixon
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Thieu
Vietnam
Paris
Russia
Red China
Hanoi
National Liberation Front
Thu Duc
General Assembly
Namese
South Vietnam
Geneva
Southeast Asia
Commu
Laos fighting continues after cease fire in southern Laos
North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao troops captured two southern towns after the cease-fire began. Government forces retreated toward the Mekong River from Paksong as heavy shelling and ground attacks continued. Reports said Muong Phalane and other Mekong towns faced continued assaults. The cease-fire followed a peace accord in Vientiane forming a coalition government, with Souvanna Phouma and Souphanouvong involved.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Plain of Jars
Mekong
Paksong
Pakse
Mekong River
Muong Phalane
Savannakhet
Ued
Vangao
U.S
America
Saigon
Army
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Souphanouvong
Sam Neua
Prince Souvanna
Mexico Emerges as Key Source of Illicit Drugs
Washington activists say narcotics traffickers exploit broad official corruption to turn Mexico into a major producer, transshipment point, and marketplace for United States bound drugs. They cite U.S. agents noting corruption hinders solve efforts and report Mexico acting on cooperation while flaws persist.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
U.S
France
Robert H. Steele
Conn
Aventina
Steele
Latin America
Sonora
San Luis
Murphy
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Controversy over Wallace Health Sparks Alabama Debate
Pulitzer winner Harold E. Martin said Governor George Wallace is physically unable to govern Alabama and should retire or appoint a business committee. The idea of a pension for an in office governor is discussed with potential 1974 race implications. Wallace, paralyzed since a 1972 assassination attempt, has not commented publicly.
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Montgomery
Wallace
Alabama
Martin
Laurel
Birmingham
Richard C. Shelby
Tuscaloosa
Vermont Ratifies Equal Rights Amendment
Vermont becomes the 28th state to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. The Vermont Senate approved the measure 19 to 8 and the House backed it earlier in the session. The amendment now awaits ratification by 38 states to become law.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Senate
House
Maine Lawmaker Seeks Dropping Vacationland From Plates
Port land freshman Rep. Mary Najarian asked to drop the slogan Vacationland from Maine license plates saying it amounts to advertising for the tourism industry. She argued plates should be for identification only and not promote a business sector.
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Maine
Mary Naja‘rian
State of Manners
Solon
Pine Tree
Oxnard Sees Heaviest Damage After California Earthquake
Oxnard endured the strongest shake along the Southern California coast causing broken windows, toppled items, and power outages affecting about 7,000 customers. A city survey valued preliminary losses near 1 million dollars with injuries reported.
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Los Angeles
Oxnard
California
Oxnard-Camarillo
Ventura County
Southern California Edison
Santa Barbara
San Diego
Palm Springs
Cease Fire Supervision Stalled by Bloc Tactics
Pact Nor was anything being done about setting up the machinery for supervision of the cease fire. The agreement delegates this to the International Control Commission made up of India, Canada and Poland which, since the 1954 Geneva Agreement on Indochina, has been prevented by Communist blocking tactics from doing anything.
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International Control Commission
India
Canada
Poland
Indochina
Legion Plans 54th Birthday Celebration in Saco
Owen-Davis Post American Legion announced plans for the 54th birthday event to be held March 3 at the post home Beach Street Saco. The meeting covered dues transfer admittance to William Sias, 194 paid up members, Boys State delegate applications with Donald Lucas, and color guard recruitment led by George Doody. Memorial and Veterans Day dates were noted as returning to original schedules in some states.
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American Legion
Owen-Davis Post
Post
Beach Street
Saco
John Lombardi
William Sias
Donald Lucas
Boys State
George Doody
Ross Road
Adrien L’heureux
Three rivals for Kennebunk post. Young disqualified
In Kennebunk Middle District East Selectman race four filed papers. Carl E. Young, a high school teacher, failed to meet the 75 valid signature requirement after 71 were deemed valid. The other three candidates Herman Cohen Clarence Crosby and Elmer Hanks remained on the ballot.
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Kennebunk
Middle District
East Selectman’s
James McMahon
Herman Cohen
Clarence Crosby
Elmer Hanks
Highway Department
Carl E. Young
Carl Young
Young
Town Hall
Edna Wentworth
Corrected Meeting Place Is Announced
Biddeford seniors will meet Friday at 2 p.m. in the Community Center on Washington Street, not at St. Francis College as previously reported. Robert Parenteau of St. Francis College will discuss religious education.
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Biddeford
Washington Street
St. Francis College
Robert Parenteau
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Gorham Man
Shumway
Gross Neral Service
Lon Angelo
Ree News
Meeting of Demos
Nists
South Viet
Buenos Aires
Morgan F.F Murphy
Luis Echeverria Alvarez
Pedro Ojeda Paullada
Joe McCorquodale
Clarke County
McCorquodale
By Dave Swearingen
Associated Press
Capitol
Electrolux
Canister & Tane
Biddeford Youth Hockey Association
New England Modular Homes
Legion
KHS
Maine Milk Committee
Shumway - Gross
Philip H. Gross
Gary Gross
Spring St
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