Final Tribute for Atty Louis Lausier Former Biddeford Mayor
Funeral services for Louis B Lausier longtime Biddeford mayor were held at St Joseph church with a solemn requiem high mass. Attendees included Justice Cecil Siddall Maine Supreme Court former Congressman James Oliver and local bar and civic leaders. Burial followed at St Joseph cemetery amid out of town guests.
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Biddeford
Louis B. Lausier
St. Joseph Church
Atty
William P. Donahue
Alfred DesRoberts
Arthur J. Remillard
J. Her
Man Gelinas
William F. Curtis
Richard E. Moore
John E. Frates
Leo P. Bedard
Atty. Theophilus Fitanides
Clayton W. Cartmill
St. Joseph Cemetery
Atty. Louis B. Lausier
Ehoy
Cecil J. Siddall
Maine Supreme Court
First District
James C. Oliver
Cape Elizabeth
Cumberland
York County
Clement H. Deschambault
Dinsmore Worthing
Saco
Lausier
Graham Street
Sylvia Levesque
Marc Franck
Norman Carrier
Diana Roussell
Clarence LaPlante
OFM
St. Francis College
Frederic Belanger
Edward Nadeau
Joseph Lausier
Paul Lausier
Edna Lausier
Marblehead
Mass
John Connors
Lewiston
Five Hour Day and Pay Rise For New York Electricians
Union electricians win a five hour work day and a pay raise from 125 of 600 electrical contractors amid a city wide strike threat that could halt 80 percent of the $14 billion annual industry. The partial settlement follows a dispute over hours with a broader four hour day goal and ongoing negotiations with other contractor groups.
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New York
Ap)—Union Electricians
Building Trades Employers Association
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Record Cold Grips Maine As Temperatures Sink
Arctic air sweeps Maine with temperatures ranging from 18 below in Greenville to 16 below in Caribou and Limestone. Other towns report subzero readings including Millinocket, Old Town, Rumford, Bangor, Augusta, Eastport, Portland, and Brunswick. No relief seen before weekend.
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Portland
Maine
U. S. Weather Bureau
Greenville
Caribou
Limestone
Millinocket
Houston
Old Town
Rumford
Bangor
Augusta
Eastport
Brunswick
Snow And Cold Add To National Weather Woes
Snowstorms sweep central Plains with four inch plus amounts and a mid January cold wave grips eastern half of the nation. Subzero readings persist in the northern Plains and New England while the Southeast sees 30s and 40s and Florida remains mild.
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Central Plains
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraka
Missouri
Rockies
Great Lakes
Oregon
North Central
North Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Northeast
New England
Minnesota
Bemidji
Minneapolis
Midwest
New York State
Georgia
Alabama
Carolinas
Teaamessee
Arkansas
Texas Gulf Coast
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Gulf Coast
Florida
Miami
Maine Enrollment At University Of Maine Hits 4739
AP reports the University of Maine now lists 4739 full time students with 3909 Maine residents among them.
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U. OF M
CRONO
University of Maine
Maine
Kennedy Seeks Record Peacetime Spending in Budget Plan
President Kennedy unveils a 1963 budget calling for a record peacetime outlay of 92.5 billion with a 463 million surplus possible only if revenues rise and postal rates increase. The plan prioritizes military and space programs, with defense at 52.7 billion and space research at 2.4 billion, while farms and foreign aid face adjustments.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Berlin
Ranger 3 Moon Mission Aims for 66 Hour Flight
NASA plans a 66 hour Ranger 3 mission to the moon from Cape Canaveral to capture closeup lunar photos and place a seismometer and transmitter on the surface. If successful it would yield the first live instrument package data from the moon and advance the 1967 manned moon landing goal.
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Cape Canaveral
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Moon
Space Agency
Soviet Union
Earth
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Goldstone
Calif
Ranger 3
Maine Council of Masons Elects 1962 Officers at Saco Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Maine Council of Masons held at Saco Masonic hall, election and installation combined. Edgar H. Pellerin of Saco named recorder, Herbert A. Swett of Berwick deputy master, Henry F. Hough of Sanford illustrious master, John G. Smith of Kennebunkport principal conductor of work, Harry Nielson of Saco treasurer, with Norman R. Searles of Eliot as con.
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Maine Council of Masons
Saco Masonic Hall
Edgar H. Pellerin
Saco
Herbert A. Swett
Berwick
Henry F. Hough
Sanford
John G. Smith
Kennebunkport
Harry Nielson
Norman R. Searles
Eliot
Gorgeana Scout Council Elects Prayer Joining Faiths
Protestants Catholics and Orthodox Christians join in unity prayer for believers during an eight day observance Jan 18 to 25 with activities at home meetings and services. The Gorgeana Girl Scout Council Inc annual meeting in Sanford named officers and awarded service pins recognizing long service by area leaders.
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New York
Gorgeana Girl Scout Council Inc
Sanford
Wayne Hutchins Biddeford
Barbara Cain
Doris Reando
Almena Greene
Marion Dexheimer
Betty van Tassel
Frieda Weaver
Pauline Deans
Eleanor Shaffer
Terry Palmer
Phyllis Means
Aged get low cost medical plan from Blue Shield AMA
Blue Shield and the American Medical Association announce a low cost plan for all persons over 62. Monthly premiums start at 3 dollars with coverage for medical and surgical services including anesthesia radiation X rays labs and pathology with potential 30 to 70 doctor visits.
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Chicago
Blue Shield
American Medical Association
AMA
American Hospital Association
Blue Cross Association
Kennedy
AHA
Blue Cross
John W. Castellucci
National Association of Blue Shield Plans
Castellucci
Bat
Continent-Shattering Asteroid Bomb Feasible Post 1970
Space scientist Dandridge M. Cole of General Electric outlined a plan to deploy a Nova class rocket to a near Earth asteroid and detonate hydrogen bombs to push it toward Earth. He warned the device could masquerade as a natural catastrophe and might be feasible after 1970.
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Washington
Dandridge M. Cole
General Electric
Missile and Space Vehicle Department
Earth
Mars
American Astronautical Society
Cole
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