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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1962
Page
6
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James R. Cook of Gallatin Tennessee faces a Wednesday sentencing for the murder of Frederick G Robbins a Griststone Maine schoolteacher. Cook pleaded guilty in circuit court and waived a jury trial. Roger B Simpson also of Gallatin is to stand trial February 19. Police say the two men abducted Robbins near Austin Nevada and shot him three times in the back after agreeing to rob him.
Laverriere, a Warren's Furniture salesman and former Laverriere's Oil Service owner, runs for major office. He worked as a loom fixer at Pepperell Manufacturing and led union activity in Local 305. A Biddeford resident, he and his wife Fernando Gregoire have three children and he holds several community memberships.
Bruce and a friend were found operating a home radio station from a bedroom window. An FCC investigator visited, explained the Communications Act, and warned of fines up to 10 000 dollars or jail for two years. WALE went off the air as a result, with officials noting chaos if unlicensed stations spread.
Hollywood AP—Rome sent a playful cable begging for 10 parts of Dave Chasen’s chili. Chasen sent the dish at a $100 shipping cost and Liz Taylor, Eddie Fisher and Cleopatra among many stars praised the dish. Chasen marks 25 years as a restaurateur at Hollywood’s famed eatery.
War Col. Yusuf said Dutch henchmen behind the blast that killed four and wounded 27, including an army commander. Sukarno, shaken but composed, pledged to leave no stone unturned with several suspects arrested. Soviet cosmonaut Titov present but unharmed.
Kuznetsov says instructions were sent to Grozny to release the Teheran to Istanbul airliner once technical details are resolved. Sabena and Aeroflot will finalize arrangements. Theroy will fly to Grozny tonight. The fates of the plane’s diversion and the chase by MIG fighters remain unclear.
A 1953 sedan driven by Patricia G Handlin 21 of Biddeford Pool skidded on icy pavement and struck the side of a bridge on Pool Road Biddeford last night. Police report damage to the left side and front. the driver was not injured.
City hearings reveal fire department salary scales from chief to callmen and janitors, plus per week office perks, then authorize Maxim Motor of Middleboro for 56 366 50 for two trucks. American LaFrance bids were higher due to non compatible front ends. Mayor to contract for street light. taxi permit granted to Armand Desilets.
Civil Aeronautics Board reviews Northeast Airlines request to renew authority for New York to Florida flights as supporters including Maine governors back the carrier. Hearings also probe control by Howard Hughes Toolco with calls for his testimony. parties urge a ruling by March 15 on Toolco's acquisition and $1 million credit line.
Blanche Fonda of Portland will serve as installing officer for the upcoming ceremony. Retiring President Mrs. Wood rests at her son Walter Wood’s home in Saco after a term of service. Miss Farnham receives the mystery award at the social as the January hospitality committee provides refreshments.
The Biddeford Pool Community Club welcomed new members Mr and Mrs David De Kurk Mr and Mrs Donald Mascomber Mr and Mrs Henry Germaine and Mr and Mrs Herbert Smith at its monthly meeting in the Pool Community Hall. Edward Wolfertz outlined fair plans and announced subcommittee chairs such as Mrs Frank Peck Jr Joseph Souza and others for aprons hot dogs candy needlework baked goods white elephants driftwood jewelry display farm and home refreshments and fair publicity.
The Holstein-Friesian Association of America reports Paul H. Fournier of Saco achieves a production record from 30 lactations totaling 17 072 pounds of milk and 673 pounds of butterfat. A two milking per day, 305 day mature equivalent basis underpins the figure, with University of Maine supervision for official herd testing.
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