Rev Ralph C Corbeil dies after long illness
The Rev. Mr. Ralph C. Corbeil aged 63 of Lewiston died January 20 at the Veterans Administration Center Tagus after a lengthy illness. He was born August 12, 1909 in Biddeford and ordained in Belgium July 14, 1935. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by the Sansoucy Blais Funeral Home.
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Lewiston
Ralph C. Corbeil
Veterans Administration Center
Tagus
Biddeford
Ferdinand and
Marie Louise (Bourgeault) Corbeil
St. Joseph Grammar School
St. Charles Seminary
Sherbrooke
Que
American College
Springvale
Father Corbeil
St. Mary
Holy Family
Daigle
St. David
Madawaska
Theresa Sandler
Coventry
Coventry, Conn., Mrs. Leo Paul (Lauretta) Lambert
Francis
Beatrice) Mazerall
West Aae
Brook
Fernand January Tides
Peabody
Mass
Roland
High LO Biddeford
Raymond
A.M. P.M. A. M. P. M. Newington
Conn
Sansoucy-Blais
Stone St
Portland Weather Tonight Snow Likely Then Clear
The forecast calls for snow early tonight in Portland with clearing and lows in the teens north to 20s south. Sunday brings mostly sunny skies, windy conditions, and highs in the teens north to 20s south.
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Portland
James G Crossley 84 Saco Resident Dies After Long Illness
James G Crossley 84 of 29 Cleveland St Saco died January 19 at a local hospital after a lengthy illness. Born in Bambridge Ireland September 10 1888 he worked for Know Rolls Royce Stevens and Curzen in New York before 23 years with Saco Lowell Shop retiring 1950 as superintendent. He was a member of multiple Masonic and Eastern Star bodies and survived by a brother Samuel Cressley and a sister Mrs Colin Stevenson of Chicopee Mass. Funeral at Dennett and Craig Saco Monday 10 am with Rev John H Miller officiating interment in Fairview Cemetery Chicopee. Friends may call Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
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James G. Crossley
Cleveland St
Saco
Bambridge
Ireland
James
Elizabeth (Matchett) Crossley
Chicopee
Mass
New York
Know
Rolls Royce
Stevens
Curzen
Saco Lowell
Biddeford
Madonna Shrine
Portland
Samuel Cressley
Colin Stevenson
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
John H. Miller
The
United Church of Christ (Congregational
Fairview Cemetery
Louisville Policewoman credited with capturing gunman at airport
In Louisville Kentucky a policewoman is credited with engineering the capture of a young gunman who fired shotgun blasts in the crowded airport terminal and then holed up in an armed airliner with a mechanic as hostage.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville
Ac Hnetago
Ski Conditions Report for New England Ski Areas January 20
Ski conditions from Maine to New Hampshire list new snow depth base and surface types for many resorts. Operated areas report varying conditions from wet spring to packed powder with several not operating or closed notifications.
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Boston
New England
Burnt Meadow
Mt. Abram
Lost Valley
Lions Pleasant Mt
Sunday River
New Hampshire Athitash
Big Bear
Cranmore Mt
Dartmouth Skiway
Ay Dundee
King Pine
King Ridge
Loon Mt
Mittersil
Pats Peak
Ragged Mt. Gr
Sco
Mt. Rowe
Mt. Sunapee
Upper Flower Temple Mt
Deaths Mrs Mary K Drakoulakos 78 Biddeford
Mrs Mary K Drakoulakos 78 of 11 Janelle St Biddeford died Jan 19 after a brief illness in a local hospital Born in Pitgos Itilou Greece Aug 15 1894 she was the daughter of Charles and Mary Kilakos Surviving sons James M and Everett both of Biddeford Charles of Hollywood Calif a daughter Eleanor Koutoulakos of Saco 12 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Private funeral services will be from Bolduc Funeral Home Biddeford with spring interment in Greenwood Cemetery Biddeford Funeral home hours 2 to 4 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
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Mary K. Drakoulakos
Janelle St
Biddeford
Pitgos Itilou
Greece
Charles
Mary Kilakos
James M
Everett Drakoulakos
Hollywood
Calif
Eleanor Koutoulakos
Saco
Bolduc
Alfred St
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral Notices for SHUMWAY AND GROSS
Funeral service information for SHUMWAY AND GROSS is listed with locations at 35 Spring St Saco and 365 Main St Saco Maine. Telephone numbers 284 5611 and 282 are provided for memorial arrangements and inquiries.
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Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St
Saco
Dennett & Craig
Saco, Maine
LSD Advocate Leary Returned To California
Dr. Timothy Leary, the LSD advocate who escaped from a California prison in 1970, was arrested in Los Angeles and held on a five million dollar bond. He arrived from Afghanistan with Joanna Harcourt Smith, who vowed to help free him.
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Los Angeles
Timothy Leary
Leary
Afghanistan
London
Joanna Harcourt-Smith
Simon Harcourt- Smith
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Orange County
U.S
Mailing Rates May Go Up On Some Letters
Postmaster General F E T Klassen proposes surcharges on oversized and undersized envelopes. The plan, awaiting Postal Rate Commission approval, would affect airmail and first class mail one ounce or less and third class mail two ounces or less. The aim is to offset higher processing costs from nonstandard envelopes and push toward simpler sorting and delivery.
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Washington
FE. T. Klassen
Independent Postal Rate Commission
Postal Service
Klassen
Encor
Hysteria Forces Shutdown at GE Singapore Plant
Mass hysteria among workers at the General Electric Television and Appliances factory in Singapore halted production for a second time in three days. Eleven girls were carried out as moslem medicine men bomohs and Buddhist monks tried to drive away spirits. Government officials said hysteria is largely psychological and temporary with no lasting effects and urged to curb rumors.
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Singapore
General Electric Television and Appliances
Health Ministry
Hayley Mills Gives Birth To Son In London Hospital
British actress Hayley Mills, 26, has delivered an 8 pound 12 ounce son at Queen Charlotte Hospital. Roy Boulting, her husband and producer director, says the baby resembles Mills. The couple wed in May 1971.
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London
Hayley Mills
Queen Charlotte Hospital
Hayley
Roy Boulting
Miss Mills
Boulting
Laugh-In Ends After Season Final. Duo Plans New Show
Hollywood AP Dick Martin and Dan Rowan fold Laugh-In after taping the 142nd episode. They planned to quit this season but NBC kept them on due to pre sold ads. The program once ranked second, slipped to 35th in December.
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Hollywood
Dick Martin
Dan Rowan
Laugh-In
Panther Leader To Run For Mayor In Oakland
Black Panther Party Chairman Bobby Seale filed nominating petitions and paid a $200 fee to run in Oakland in the April 17 municipal election. He outlined a platform promising more jobs for minority citizens and proposed a $2.3 million slush fund to fund needed jobs.
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Oakland
Calif
Black Panther Party
Bobby Seale
Seale
St Demetrios Parish Youth Group Meeting Schedule
Members of the St Demetrios Greek Orthodox Youth Group meet tomorrow at 6 30 pm in the church hall on Adams Street for the year’s first business session and event planning. Rev Dufault notes memorial services Sunday after Divine Liturgy for Elizabeth Kotsikou.
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St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church
Adams Street
Biddeford
Hall of Music
Alex Economos
Nicholas Dufault
Elizabeth Kotsikou
St. Gregory the Theologian
Constantinople
St. Demetrios
Nicholas Viahakos
Saco Police Take Wide Range Of Courses
Saco Police Chief Robert Foran announced officers from the department are enrolled in multiple courses. Sgt. Jamieson Jr., Sgt. Nason, and Patrolman Tardif attend a 15 week criminal law program at Southern Maine Vocational Technical Institute. Detective Stone and officers LeClair and Stanwood study laws of arrests and search and seizure at Biddeford Vocational School. Others pursue criminal justice law at University of Maine at Portland and an eight week basic police course in Waterville. Nason completed a two week program co sponsored by the US Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs and the Maine academy.
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Saco
Robert Foran
Foran
Southern Maine Vocational Technical Institute
South Portland
Bar! J. Jamieson Jr
Richard L. Nason
Roger J. Tardif
Biddeford Vocational School
Maine Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Academy
United States Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Nason
Maine unemployment drops to 5.8 percent in November
Gov Kenneth M Curtis says Maine's jobless rate fell to 5.8 percent in November 1972 from 7.3 percent a year earlier, with 23 600 employed and 29 900 unemployed in November 1971. Haig leaves Saigon after talks with Thieu that may push toward a Vietnam peace settlement.
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Augusta
Kenneth M. Curtis
Maine
State Manpower Affairs Department
Saigon
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
Policewoman Subdues Young Hijacker Aboard Louisville DC9
Policewoman Marty Green arrested 17 year old Dennis Durkin of Pittsburgh after subdued hijacker tried to take a Louisville airport bound Ozark Airlines DC9. Durkin, armed with a shotgun and knife, held mechanic Dave Yeakel hostage as FBI and officers contained the scene overnight. Durkin claimed aim to fly to Africa for asylum. no injuries reported among about 200 onlookers.
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Ozark Airlines
Thomas Kitchens Jr
FBI
Fice
Louisville
Dennis V. Durkin
Pittsburgh
Durkin
Dave Yeakel
Atlantic
Africa
Yeakel
Kitchens
Edgar Paul
Yea Durkin
Guest Speaker To Give Service In Kennebunk
The Rev Benjamin C Bubar superintendent of the Christian Civic League of Maine speaks at 11 am Sunday Advent Christian Church Kennebunk Lower Village. He marks 20 years with the League and will address A Christian Witness in Places of Responsibility. Public invited.
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Benjamin C. Bubar
Christian Civic League of Maine
Advent Christian Church
Kennebunk Lower Village
Bubar
Allagash
League
Law Enforcement Group Elects Officers in Maine Chapter
The York County Chapter of the Law Enforcement Association of Maine met at King’s Tut’s Restaurant in Eliot on Wednesday. Kennebunk constable Edmund Cashen was elected to his 21st consecutive term as secretary, Dr. Carl E. Richards of Alfred was named president, Clinton A. Paul of Eliot vice president, and Chief Elmer Hutchins of North Berwick Police Department as treasurer. Detective Donald Smith of the Kittery Police Department was appointed to the board of trustees of the state association.
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Kennebunk
York County
Law Enforcement Association of Maine
King’ Tut’s
Eliot
Edmund Cashen
Carl E. Richards
Alfred
Clinton A. Paul
Elmer Hutchins
North Berwick
Donald Smith
Kittery Police Department
State Association
Price controls in health costs to be reviewed by council
Officials say enforcement of price standards faces new challenges but the council now has the tools to study causes of rising health costs. A fuller government approach may follow the study ending. Current rules cap doctors and dentists fees at 2.5 percent annually while hospitals and institutions may raise revenues by up to six percent if justified. Exemptions require government approval.
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Lems
Newsmen Sign Protest Telegram From Boston Press Group
About 150 attendees of the New England Press Association convention signed a telegram to President Nixon urging an immediate end to U.S. military action in Vietnam and China. The telegram stated anger at war and peace talks being tied to a political timetable. Signers included Robert Cabot of Suburban World Natick and William Kirtz of Marblehead Messenger.
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Boston
New England Press Association
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
China
Robert Cabot
Suburban World
Natick
William Kirtz
Marblehead Messenger
Campbell Nevin
Bath Brunswick
Maine
Warning Issued For Frozen Lakes In Augusta
The Department of Inland Fisheries and Game warns snowmobilers and ice fishers to use extreme caution on lakes and ponds as unseasonably warm weather thaws areas that had been previously frozen, reopening lake surfaces this week.
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Augusta
Department of Inland Fisheries and Game
There Are 92 Classifieds in Want Ads. Why Not Use One
A newspaper notes the number of classified ads and promotes using the want ads section for selling items and services. It urges readers to place notices to reach local shoppers and maximize visibility.
Tsomides Named Principal At Old Orchard Beach School
Anthony Tsomides was named principal of Soranger Junior High School with tenure and a 15000 annual salary plus standard stipends. Jerome Lepelletier’s high school principal salary rose to 15000, lunch program debts and subsidies noted, and after hours programs planned with new director John McSweeney.
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Michael Spath
Old Orchard Beach
Anthony Tsomides
Soranger
Tsomides
John Chapin
Jerome Lepelletier
David Majercik
John McSweeney
Frank Dudley
Louis DeAngelis
Biddeford
Saco Bus Co
Patricia Maguadda
Inaugural Day Preparations Fill Washington for Nixon
Officials estimate a mass march from the Lincoln Memorial to the Washington Monument with 50 000 predicted by peace groups, but police expect under half that. About 8 000 police and National Guardsmen plus 2 000 troops stand by as trade routes are set to avoid clashes among protesters including SDS PLP Yippies and Vietnam Veterans against the War.
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Kennedy Center
National Peace Action Coalition
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Students For A Democratic Society
Progressive Labor Party
Youth International Party
Yippies
Vietnam Veterans Against
Veterans’ Organization
Arlington Cemetery
Potomac
White House
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Federal Triangle
Nixons
Agnews
Nixon
John F. Kennedy Center
Inauguration Committee
Sheraton Park Hotel
Museum of Natural History
Museum of History and Technology
Pension Building
Nixon At A Glance Inaugural Address Highlights
Washington dispatch summarizes President Nixon’s second inaugural remarks on Vietnam peace, civility in debate, postwar responsibilities, American role in upholding treaties, reducing great power clashes, and expanding domestic opportunity by limiting government power.
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America
United States
Auto sought in Kennebec County barber murder case
Police hunt the blue car of G Harold Henderson after the 62 year old barber and motel owner was found slain in his Henderson's Motel office on Maine 100. Autopsy cites multiple stab wounds with presumed 24 to 48 hours since death.
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Clinton
Kennebec
G. Harold Henderson
Henderson
Maine 100
Waterville
Thayer Hospital
Irving Goodes
Fairfield
Russell Bruton
State Police
Nixon renews oath amid celebration and protest
president Richard Nixon renews the presidential oath amid mixed demonstrations as he presses an ongoing effort to start a Vietnam peace process that has eluded his administration.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Vietnam
Scout Troop 27 Tours Dyer Library in Saco
Girl Scout Troop 27 of Saco visited Dyer Library on January 16 to work on badges. Librarians Barbara Bond and Grace Kerry led a guided tour of departments and functions, with a group including Julie Simanonok Laurie Morrison Robin Letellier and others.
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Saco
Dyer Library
Barbara Bond
Grace Kerry
Julie Simanonok
Laurie Morrison
Robin Letellier
Dawn LePaulene
Diane Martin
Kathy Martin
Penney Parslow
Patty Verrier
Brenda Croteau
Debbie Croteau
Selina
Snowmobile Club Teaches Scouts Safe Snowmobile Enjoyment
The Pathfinders snowmobile club led Boy Scout Troop 310 of Saco on an outing at Scout master Carl Meserve’s home Tuesday night. Club members gave rides to the scouts and focused on safety and enjoyment of snowmobile operation.
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Pathfinders Snowmobile Club
Boy Scout Troop 310
Saco
Carl Meserve
Pathfinders Club
Vietnamese forces clash near Saigon before cease fire
North and South Vietnamese troops fought the heaviest battles since last fall northwest of Saigon and south of the demilitarized zone as both sides seek military and political gains before a cease-fire. Military spokesmen reported today.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
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