Deaths Albert G. Nadeau 67 Biddeford
Albert G Nadeau 67 of 137 Main St Biddeford died in a local hospital Friday after a long illness Born July 26 1899 in Biddeford he served in the US Army in World War II and worked as a guard at the Saco Lowell Shops until retiring in 1959 He was a communicant of St Josephs Church and member of several veterans and fraternal organizations He is survived by his widow Bernice Martin Nadeau one sister and several nieces and nephews Funeral from St Josephs Church Tuesday at 8 30 a m with visiting hours at Emond Funeral Home Biddeford today and Sunday and Monday
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Albert G. Nadeau
Main St
Biddeford
Damase
Rose Anna Theroux Nadeau
Saco-Lowell
St. Joseph’s Church
Merton Ira Staples Amvet
Emond Funeral Home
Hill St
York County Bar Members to Pay Respects at Bi ddeford
Members of York County Bar will meet at 4 p m tomorrow at Cosgrove Funeral Home in Biddeford to pay respects to James Feeney a World War I veteran and member of the bar.
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York County
Cosgrove Funeral Home
Elm St
Biddeford
James Feeney
Rosary Recitation Planned by St Marys Biddeford Parish
Members of the Holy Name Society at St Marys Church Biddeford will gather Sunday at 7 30 p m at Cosgrove Funeral Home 326 Elm St Biddeford to recite the rosary for James F Feeney a fellow member
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Holy Name Society of St
Marines In North Vietnam See Day One Casualties and Losses
U S ships and air strikes supported Deckhouse Five with no allied casualties and one enemy killed on day one. U S pilots flew 77 strike missions over North Vietnam with two planes lost. a Navy F8 Crusader and an Air Force RF4C Phantom. The two man RF4C crew was rescued. Total U S aircraft losses reach 455. helicopter losses unchanged at four. Over South Vietnam 425 sorties with 343 enemy targets destroyed or damaged. 95 South Vietnamese strikes. A helicopter carrying two top commanders was forced to land after Viet Cong fire in the Mekong Delta. North Vietnam accused U S bombing of populated northern areas and protest filed with the IC C. Japanese researchers reportedly have corroborated U S attacks. South Korea plans to expand pacification and rehabilitation aid in South Vietnam with 20 000 to 30 000 civilian workers. In Nice Prince Norodom Sihanouk says North Vietnam is conciliatory but no peace talks soon.
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Global tensions and notable U S figures in brief
U S agents curb revolutionary plots to invade Haiti and strike Cuba. Cuban exile Rolando Masferrer Rojas and others among 70 refugees rounded up. In India, Gandhi faces three jagadgurus over cattle slaughter ban. Adam Clayton Powell faces ethics probes amid questions on his leadership. In England, Harewood seeks permission to wed Miss Tuckwell amid royal divorce issues. Art thefts in the U K yield $7 million haul later recovered. Hurd’s rejected Johnson portrait prompts change dispute. Speed diver Donald Campbell dies in Bluebird crash at Coniston. Mary Garden dies in Scotland. US ambassadors Ellsworth Bunker and Carol Laise wed in Katmandu.
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Coniston Lake
Mary Garden
Chicago Civic Opera Company
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Comic Books Grow In Popularity From War to Present
The text notes that comic books gained popularity with Mutt and Jeff reprinted in 1911 and World War II boosts circulation among service members, citing the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Mutt and Jeff
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Funeral Directors Emond and Shumway in Saco Maine
Obituary service listings include Emond's Funeral Home at 284 5511 directed by Frank X. Emond and J P Conroy Shumway Funeral Service at 35 Spring Street Saco 284 5611 led by Philip H Gross Sr with Dennett and Craig at 365 Main Street Saco Maine
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Emond
Frank X. Emond
J. P. Conroy
Shumway Funeral Service
Spring Street
Saco
Philip H. Gross Sr
Dennett & Craig
365 Main Street
Maine
Funeral Services for Joseph H. Davis Biddeford
Funeral services for Joseph Horace Davis of 270 Pool Road Biddeford were held yesterday at Dennett and Craig Funeral Home Saco Rev Fred A Russell Jr officiated Unitarian Universalist Church of Saco and Biddeford Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery Saco graveside prayers Rev Russell led Bearers were Robert and Alfred Kimball Linwood Karl Leo and Clinton Goodwin
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Joseph H. Davis
Joseph Horace Davis
Pool Road
Biddeford
Dennett and Craig
Main St
Saco
Fred A. Russell Jr
Unitarian Universalist Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Mr. Russell
Robert
Alfred Kimball
Linwood
Karl
Leo
Clinton Goodwin
Council Formed For Education in Maine
Waterville Maine AP reports a Higher Education Council of Maine was organized to implement the Advisory Commission on Higher Education plan. The group includes college presidents their representatives and delegates from four vocational technical institutes. It aims to establish a Higher Education Development Authority as proposed.
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Waterville
Higher Education Council of
Maine
1966 Religion in American Life Campaign Theme
The campaign adopts JFK's inaugural line God's work must truly be our own as its theme. Supported by the advertising industry, it promotes religious faith and worship through placards and billboards across New York.
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JFK New York
John F. Kennedy
Personal notices from Biddeford area hospitals
George Burns of 17 Free St Saco is a patient at Webber Hospital in Biddeford. Mr and Mrs Conrad Pelletier of 10 Prospect St Biddeford left by plane today for Miami Fla. Alice Desilets of 29 Roberts St Biddeford is a patient at Webber Hospital. Mrs Joseph Perreault of 34 Cutts St Biddeford is a patient at Notre Dame Hospital. Mrs Hormidas Jarry of 30 Acorn St Biddeford is a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Rita H Binette of 12 Bacon Ave Biddeford has returned home after a surgical stay at Webber Hospital.
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George Burns
Free St
Saco
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Conrad Pelletier
Prospect St
Miami
Fla
Alice Desilets
Roberts St
Webber
Cutts St
Notre Dame Hospital
Hormidas Jarry
Acorn St
Webber Hospita
Rita H. Binette
Bacon Ave
Area Youth Groups Schedule Spring Meetings in Kennebunkport and Nearby
Church notes list multiple youth fellowships and religious education classes across Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, Wells Beach, Biddeford, Saco, and Ogunquit. Sessions run evenings and Sundays for grades 1 through 12, with various churches hosting weekly meetings and programs.
Weather Outlook For Maine Turns Colder This Weekend
Gale warnings on the coast and northern areas. Snow tonight mixes with sleet and freezing rain in the south. Lows 15 to 20 degrees. Precipitation ends Sunday morning with partial clearing and little temperature change.
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Maine
Biddeford Saco Hospitals Report New Babies
At Webber Hospital and Saco Osteopathic Hospital a series of births is listed. Douglas Roger born Dec 30 to Mr and Mrs Roger H. Binette in Biddeford. Darlene Jean born Dec 31 to Mr and Mrs John Romprey Sr. in Saco. Michael Raymond born Dec 31 to Mr and Mrs Raymond Bergeron in Kennebunk. Scott Joseph born Jan 3 to Mr and Mrs Philip J. Stebbins in Biddeford. Richard Albert born Jan 3 to Mr and Mrs Charles A. Lacourse in Biddeford. Denise born Jan 4 to Mr and Mrs Donald J. Simoneau in Biddeford. Louise Ann born Dec 27 to Mr and Mrs Ralph Lawrence in Arundel.
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Webber Hospital
Roger H. Binette
South St
Biddeford
Douglas Roger
John Romprey Sr
Ross Road
Saco
Darlene Jean
Raymond Bergeron
Sea Road
Kennebunk
Michael Raymond
Philip J. Stebbins
Lafayette St
Scott Joseph
Charles A. Lacourse
Ray St
Richard Albert
Donald J. Simoneau
Acton St
Denise
Saco Osteopathic
Ralph Lawrence
Arundel
Louise Ann
First in new card party series at Abbott-Verville AMVETS
Old Orchard Beach lists sponsors Mrs Irene Griffin and Mrs Leona Travers for the first of ten card parties Sunday Jan 8 at 8 p.m. at the Post Home Walnut Street. Public may attend as arrangements are led by Mrs Irene Griffin and Mrs Leona Travers. A C Fayette Staples Auxiliary American Legion meeting is Monday at 8 p.m. Legion Hall School Street. Ocean Park Extension meets Tuesday 10:30 a.m. Porter Hall Temple Avenue with Miss Ethel Wight hosting Sweden slides and Swedish foods at the noon dinner.
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Abbott-Verville Amvets Auxiliary
Post Home
Walnut Street
Irene Griffin
Leona Travyers
Porter Hall
Temple Avenue
Ethel Wight
Sweden
Winter Art Courses at Brick Store Museum
The Brick Store Museum workshop at 4 Dane St Kennebunk offers portraiture, pottery, drawing, oil painting, Jacobean embroidery, rug braiding, and watercolor. Eight weekly sessions begin the week of January 16 with daytime Jacobean embroidery drawing and oil painting and rug braiding and evening pottery and watercolor. Registration is urged due to limited spaces.
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Kennebunk
Brick Store Museum
Dane St
Suspect Held in Biddeford Break Theft
Clifford A. Faille 20 of El mira New York is held by Biddeford police in a break in at Caouette's Market on Pool Street. He was spotted at 2 05 by Sgt Normand Arbour as two men took beer cases and cigarettes. A second man fled but is to be taken into custody. Entry was through the front door. An attempted break at Betty Simensky’s store on Alfred Street is under investigation with the rear door damaged but no entry.
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Clifford A. Faille
Elmira
N.Y
Biddeford
Caouette’s Market
Pool Street
Faille
Normand Arbour
Betty Simensky
Alfred St
Edgar Sevigny
Afcer
Ralph Hubert
Traffic Crash Reported in Saco on Main Street
Saco police report a rear end collision on Main Street yesterday afternoon. Joseph G. Roberge, 53, of East Grand Avenue Old Orchard Beach, was stopped in traffic when his car was struck from behind by William Bouchard, 20, of Old Salt Road Old Orchard Beach who could not stop in time. Damage to the Roberge vehicle.
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Saco
Main Street
Joseph G. Roberge
East Grand Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
William Bouchard
Old Salt Road
Sume
Roberge
Astor Involved In Biddeford Traffic Mishap
Portland TV personality Dave Astor told Biddeford police he would consult his physician after his car was struck from behind on Main Street. Stephen Szumita 18 of Biddeford and drivers Robert Johnson 37 of Saco and Normand Bisson 17 of Biddeford were identified. No injuries or damage estimate reported.
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Portland
Dave Astor
Biddeford
Main Street
Stephen R. Szumita
Oak Ridge Road
Robert A. Johnson
Hill's Court
Saco
Normand Bisson
Vine St
Albert Elwell
Friendship Class Installs Officer at Saco Baptist Church
Rev. Stanley A. Bennett installed officers for the Friendship Class of Saco United Baptist Church. Lionel Cartwright became President with Frank Whitten as Vice President, Isabelle Wilbur as Secretary, and Harley Scammon Sr. as Treasurer. Whitten, the retiring president, led the meeting and reports were given.
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Stanley A. Bennett
Saco United Baptist Church
Lionel Cartwright
Frank Whitten
Isabelle Wilbur
Harley Scammon Sr
Whitten
Sunshine
World Wide Mission Crusade
Herman Clark
United States
Invitations Reach Adah Chapter in Biddeford Meeting
Adah Chapter Order of the Eastern Star held an Obligation Night at Odd Fellows Hall in Biddeford with ceremonies led by conductress and officers. Invitations were received from Beulah Cumberland Mills Chaplain Night Feb 8 Mrs Bernice Emmons, Piscataqua Kittery Conductress Night Feb 22, Deering Portland Union Lyman Harry Gowen, Ruth Madonna West Kennebunk Jan 17, Cornerstone Portland Nancy Lowell Susan LeGalee Jan 10, Fadette York Treasurers Night and Piscataqua Kittery Jan 25 District One Past District Deputy Grand Matrons Night. Substitutes Mrs Agnes Johnson Adah and Mrs Marion Dexheimer Martha. Meeting presided by Mr James Herrick and Mrs Herrick. New Year greetings given. Refreshments by Mrs Florence Edwards. Next meeting Jan 20 degrees conferred by Annette Saco.
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Adah
Order of the Eastern Star
Odd Fellows Hall
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Beulah
Cumberland Mills
Bernice Emmons
Piscataqua
Kittery
Deering
Portland
Union
Lyman
Agnes Johnson
Marion Dexheimer
Martha
James Herrick
Florence Edwards
Annette Chapter
Saco
Twin City
Rena Woodward
Mullen to Join Frigate Delivery Trip to Boston
Councilman William J. Mullen of Bath Maine will ride aboard the missile frigate Biddle during its delivery to the Boston Navy Yard Tuesday. Bath Iron Works president James F Goodrich extended the invitation, and about 100 guests will travel to Boston and return to Bath by bus that evening.
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Old Orchard Beach
William J. Mullen
Evergreen Ave
Maine Oil and Heating Equipment Dealers Association of Maine
Biddle
Boston Navy Yard
James F. Goodrich
Bath Iron Works
Bath
Greek Vasilopeta Event at St Demetrios Church
The annual Vasilopeta, sponsored by the St Fatini Society, will be held tonight at St Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church hall in Biddeford not tomorrow as advertised. Officials remind attendees of the date change.
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St. Fatini Society
St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox
Biddeford
Damaged Car Valuation Noted in Incident Report
The report records a vehicle valued at $152.38 and notes that the Bouchard car remained undamaged.
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Bouchard
Murder Indictment Returned by York County Grand Jury
York County Superior Court Grand Jury returned 35 indictments including murder charges against Armand A. Brochu of Biddeford for the death of his wife Monique L. Brochu by wood alcohol poisoning on Thanksgiving Day. Indictments include arson, reckless homicide, escape and multiple breaking and entering counts. Criminal arraignments set for Monday at 9:30 a.m. with traverse jurors beginning trials Tuesday.
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Alfred
Armand A. Brochu
Biddeford
York County Superior Court
Brochu
Monique L. Brochu
Maine Medical Center
Portland
York County
10Th District Court
Saco
Lincoln Spencer
J. Albert Merryman
Stephen Roberts
Seaside Avenue
George Boucouvalas
Roberts
Federal
Old Orchard Beach
John J. Hayes
Rene L. Cote
Larry M. Savoy
David M. Marcotte
Philip W. Emerson
Porter
Emerson
Ralph H. Ross
Sanford
Terrance L. Grant
Acton
Richard M. Douglas
Romac Orchards
Acton and
Larceny
Raymond Hutchins
Larce
Mark Treadwell
Grant
John M. Wallace
Buxton
C. Jack Reynolds and Son Inc
John H. Lord Sr. Sanford
Anthony David Krasny
Kittery
Frank Lloyd Estupinian
Portsmouth
N.H
Green Acres
Eliot
Robert G. Gagne
Sutton’s Mills
Ames Textile Corp
Armand P. Savoie
Douglas L. Waterhouse
Russell Martin
David R. Morse
Lewis Franch
Lebanon
Robert A. Meyer
New Castle
York
Route 1-A
Charles Lakeman
Joseph Edmond Lumsden Jr
Armosa and Priscilla
Traverse Jury
District Court
Iterm of Superior Court
Marines Strike Viet Cong Heartland in Mekong Delta Assault
U S Marines landed on a white sand beach at Thanh Phu Peninsula in the Mekong Delta, debuting the first mass American penetration into the Viet Cong stronghold. Under heavy naval and air support, Alpha Company and others faced mangrove swamps and mud as they pressed inland toward suspected camps and bivouacs amid ongoing artillery barrages.
Fire department responds to car blaze at Glen-More Restaurant
At 11 46 last night Kennebunk firefighters rushed to the Glen-More Restaurant on Portland Road after an alarm rang from Box 1. The blaze involved a motor vehicle and firefighters attended to control and extinguish.
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Kennebunk
Kennebunk Fire Department
Glen - More
Portland Road
Griese Bombs Sink South In The Hula Bowl
In Honolulu the North toppled the South 28 27 as Bob Griese Purdue tossed two late fourth quarter TD passes to Dave Williams Washington. Williams earned outstanding lineman honors while Missouri’s Charlie Brown led the South with 111 rushing yards and two scores.
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Bob Griese
Purdue
Dave Williams
Washington
Griese
Williams
Oute
Charlie Brown
Missouri
Brown
6Rth
Clint Jones
Michigan State
St Louis JHS Edges Burns In Junior High Hoop Bout
St Louis JHS defeated Burns 46 to 36 at Linnell Gymnasium. Labbe and Lamb each hit five baskets to lead St Louis while Foran led Burns with seven baskets and a foul. Burn s fouls cost them 10 points as St Louis built a fourth quarter edge after a 12 6 10 18 scoring run.
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Burns
St. Louis
Thornton Academy
Linnell Gymnasium
Labbe
Lamb
Steve Foran
Jim DeVona
Saco Boys
Bouthot
Petrin
St. Hielaire
Perreault
Labelle
Wells High routs North Berwick in class M tilt
Wells High School blasted North Berwick 94 to 47 in class M action. Libby Tufts and Lord reached double figures while Jimmy Thompson led Wells with 10 points. North Berwick Jayvees won their game 69-53.
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Wells High
Wells
Libby
Lord
Tufts
Jimmy Thompson
North Berwick Jayvees
S. Littlefield
Galeukia
C. Tufts
G. Young
Duffort
H. Littlefield
Wright
Moore
Nichols
Ballou
Cheney
Thompson
Winslow
Clement
iGriffin
S. Griffin
Rose
Barbara Simard Engaged to Dominick Boudreau
Barbara Ann Simard of Biddeford announces her engagement to Dominick John Boudreau son of Paul and Mrs Boudreau also of Biddeford Miss Simard a Biddeford High School student is engaged to Westland Shoe Corp employee The wedding date has not been set.
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George Simard
Clifford St
Biddeford
Barbara Ann
Dominick John Boudreau
Paul Boudreau
Summer St
Miss Simard
Biddeford High School
Westland Shoe Corp
Reception Planned for New President at St Francis College
Rev. Clarence Laplante announces Dr. Richard J. Spath as president elect to be greeted with a faculty reception and dinner Monday then addressed at a student assembly. A Tuesday coffee gathers administration and staff. Spath becomes first lay president of a Franciscan college on Aug 1, 1967.
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Clarence Laplante
O.F.M
St. Francis College
Richard J. Spath
Franciscan College
United States
Fire Destroys Front Seat of Car in West Kennebunk
Upon arrival a fire was discovered in the front seat of an automobile driven by Edmund Bodwell Jr of West Kennebunk. Officials said the blaze was confined to the front seat.
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Edmund Bodwell Jr
West Kennebunk
Tront
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