Panama Crisis Deepens as U.S. Relations Cut
Panama reports indicate all zone schools reopen except an Ancon elementary school damaged in protests. President Chiari cut ties with the United States after a violent night and border clashes. Three American soldiers and 21 Panamanians died before order was restored. A five nation OAS peace authority convened without decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parene
Ancon
Roberto Chiari
United States
U.S
Canal Zone
Iat
OAS
Washington
Lawmaker criticizes flag concession handling in inter American talks
Rep Armistead Selden of Alabama argues the flag concession should have followed treaty revision procedures requiring Senate approval rather than an executive action. Rep William Cramer of Florida counters that Panamanian political appetites cannot be appeased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armistead Selden
Dala
House
Senate
William Cramer
R-Fla
Biddeford Committee Lists Read at Church Meeting
A church meeting in Biddeford outlines committees including social, music and education roles with members such as Mrs. Mac Donald, Miss Fenderson, Mrs. Wilson and James Herrick. Ethel Day named assistant to the church clerk Irene Dwelley and Bruce Nunan chosen youth representative to the Biddeford Saco Council of Churches. A casserole supper preceded the session led by Mrs. Herrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pare
MacDonald
Mary Dawn
Emma Daniels
McKeen
Jennie Dority
Burnham
Board of
Christian Education
Miss McKeen
Miss Fenderson
Wilson
Thelma Hallezuk
Alice Nelson
Dawn
Marie Lunetta
Sylvia Beane
Elizabeth Taft
Rowena Gardella
Ruth Herrick
Taft
Hallezuk
Brey] Hutchinson
Pike
Gardella
James Herrick
Ethel Day
Irene Dwelley
Bruce Nunan
Biddeford- Sace
Building Permits Issued In Saco
Rene A Allie Saco building inspector posts three permits this week Miss Violet Atkinson 399 Main St porch enclosure cost 200 Dor othy Smart Bradford Junior College Bradford Mass roof on summer cottage Surf Avenue Bay View cost 4000 Rozaire Rheaume 493 Main St permit to raze part of a barn Ocean Park Road will reduce a 22 story building to a one story structure with shed roof
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene A. Allie
Saco
Violet Atkinson
Main St
Dorothy Smart
Bradford Junior College
Bradford
Mass
Surf Avenue
Bay View
Rozaire Rheaume
Great Women Through the American Way of Life
The E and I Union in Malden Massachusetts will host a 2 p.m. Friday meeting at Hamilton Memorial Hall Beach Street. Guest speaker Mrs D Talmadge Erb, elocution and dancing teacher lecturer writer and director of amateur plays will discuss the topic Great Women Through the Years Who Have Had Something To Do With the American Way of Life. Mrs Albert Coleman will be hostess and introduce the speaker with Mrs Lester Black as tea chairman assisted by her committee President Mrs Ellen Authier Kennebunk will conduct the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Talmadge Erb
Malden
Mass
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Hamilton Memorial Hall
Beach Street
Sace
Erb
Albert Coleman
Lester Black
Ellen Authier
Kennebunk
Canal National Bank Names William D. Ireland President
PORTLAND AP The Canal National Bank with 17 Maine offices elected William D. Ireland president succeeding Widgery Thomas who becomes board chairman Shareholders also elected Hugh C Saunders of Westbrook as director A stock dividend of 6000 shares at one for three proposed pending OCC approval would be the 18th since 1949 Thomas reported assets a record 618913414 on Dec 31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Canal National Bank
Maine
William D. Ireland
Widgery Thomas
Hugh C. Saunders
Westbrook
Thomas
Area Hoop Games Still On Tonight
Area basketball games proceed despite storm with Biddeford-South Portland at Beal Gym in South Portland set for 5 45 JV and 7 30 varsity. Kennebunk hosts Falmouth and Old Orchard Beach visits Gorham at 9 p m with JV at 6 30.
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Biddeford
South Portland
Beal Gymnasium
Art Descoteaux
Kennebunk
Falmouth
Bunkies
Old Orchard Beach
Gorham
Pins Earned By Four Biddeford Girl Scouts
Four Biddeford Girl Scouts Troop 95 received pins for completing projects at Pool Road Scout Hall. Dues were collected as members and aides including Jane Martin Denise Drapeau Linda Maxwell Suzanne Giguere and others attended with Leader Mrs. Norman Reilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Pool Road
Jane Martin
Denise Drapau
Linda Maxwell
Suzanne Giguere
Linda Nolette
Janet Nolette
Claudette Angers
Pearl Cote
Sandra Spill
Diane Lerman
Diane Giguere
Diane Asse
Diane Ledoux
Marie Dumont
Karen Sparkowich
Denise Drapeau
Diane Baiguy
Susan Gosselin
Norman Reilly
Germaine Dumont
Storm Moves Continued From Page One
Schools closed as a fierce storm raged. The NBA All Star game remained set for Boston Garden. A Maine barn fire killed 19 cattle and a pony. An aerial attempt from Shirley to Pitts field ended with an emergency lake landing. A Beverly Farms crash forced a safety jump as a train derailed. six passengers unharmed. Dolly Bellinger, 76, died in Grantham when a car hit a parked snow plow.
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National Basketball Association
Boston Garden
South Berwick
Maine
Shirley
Mass
Pittsfield
Olian Dyer
Beverly Farms
Boston & Maine
Grantham
N.H
Dolly Bellinger
Newport
Army Needs Scientific Officers Says University official
Col Clair M Worthy, commander of Illinois ROTC, told Champaign Legion group that the Army is shockingly short of officers in engineering and science. He cited a 10 000 officer deficit on June 30 1962 and projected annual needs of 5 000 to 7 000 through 1969, with about 3 000 thereafter, noting ROTC production could continue through 1965 on advisory panel recommendation. In Miami Royc Atwood Wight awoke from a nap as a 36-foot three ton concrete piling crashed through his cottage roof. He said he had a premonition of trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
Champaign
Ill
U. S. Army
University of Illinois
ROTC
Clair M. Worthy
American Legion
Champaign Council
Miami
Royce Atwood Wight
Wight
Episcopal church seeks funds for civil rights effort
The Protestant Episcopal Church in Greenwich Connecticut issued an appeal for funds to aid Episcopal clergy and laity involved in the civil rights movement. An initial goal of 150000 dollars was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich, Conn
Protestant Episcopal Church
Faith in General Notions, Seen as Weak in Ontario Meeting
In Chatham Ontario AP reports Rev Dr Lawrence Lacour, head of the Methodist Evangelism Department, says Americans are long on faith in general but short on faith in specific. He addressed a gathering emphasizing practical faith and concrete steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Ontario
Lawrence Lacour
The
Methodist Church
Quoddy Study to Proceed Amid Administration Shift
Washington advised Maine’s congressional delegation that the new administration will not halt federal studies of the Quoddy project. President Johnson has told the Interior Department to proceed promptly with technical studies, while the State Department seeks negotiations with Canada on necessary international agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maine
Lachite House
Johnson
Interior Department
State Department
Canada
Restoration bonds planned for water and sewerage work
Restorations agencies plan to issue bonds to fund water and sewerage construction and retire them with system user fees. Legislature gave committees extra time to craft reapportionment and employment security proposals. no morning sessions scheduled, but afternoon meetings planned to push reports on all pending legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Milk cleanup tests show rapid strontium 90 removal
Pure Milk Leroy Ray and Joe White of Springfield Missouri examine a tank for early tests of a process to remove strontium 90 from milk. Strontium 90, a fallout product from nuclear tests, concerns scientists due to possible ill effects on people. Pilot tests indicate that in minutes 90 percent of this material in raw milk can be removed.
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Leroy Ray
Joe White
Springfield
March of Dimes Container Stolen at Local Bakery
A March of Dimes donation container and a cake filled with six dollars in dimes were reported stolen from Lee's Pastry Shop at 206 Main St in Saco. Police indicate the thief gained entry by breaking a window. Loss total unknown and investigation continues.
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March of Dimes
Lee
Main St
Saco
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Kennedy
Detroit
Panama
Manuel Trucco
Chile
Peace Authority
William Beldon
Andrew P. O'Meara
George Mabry
Julio Cordoves
Panamanian National Guard
Eloy Bendetti
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Neault & Marcotte, Inc
Corner
Main & Elm Sts
E. and I. Union
Cadillac
Twilight Sentinel
America
B. Center
Elm Street
Biddeford, Maine
Storm
A. F. Leteilier & Son, Inc
Texas
Ed Carpenter
Mineola
Tex
Labor Committee
Committee On
Judiciary Committee
Stewart Udall
Maurice J. Arsenault
Alice
Arsenault
Webber Hospital
Bert
Frigidaire
H. W. Thompson, Inc
Bert's Corner
Alfred Street
H. Polakewich
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