Death of Ida Clark Perkins 86 Kennebunkresident
Mrs Ida Clark Perkins aged 86 died after a long illness in a Portland hospital. Widow of Eugene Perkins she was born March 31 1882 in Kennebunk. Surviving daughters Ann Clough Nancy Lavasser Beatrice Billings sister Florence Quinn brother Harry Bennett four grandchildren two great grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow 2 p.m. at Ribber Memorial Chapel Kennebunkport with Rev Robert Wangel officiating. Interment Arundel Cemetery. Friends may call today 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
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Kennebunk
Ida Clark Perkins
Portland
Eugene Perkins
Perkins
Jacob
Ida Kimball Clark
Ann Clough
Kennebunk Lower Village
Nancy Lavasser
Beatrice Billings
Clearwater
Fla
Florence Quinn
Windsor
Funeral for John B. Ste Marie in Saco
Funeral services for John B. Ste Marie who died in Tagus were held at Notre Dame Lourdes Church Saco with Rev Joseph S Carriercelebrant a high mass of requiem. Burial followed in St Josephs Cemetery Biddeford with World War I veterans bearing arms and flag presentation by Everett Allen.
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John B. Ste
Local Biddeford and Saco Patients Reported in Area Hospitals
Personal Albert Voyer of 276 Hill Street Biddeford is a surgical patient at Notre Dame Hospital. Jeanne Lapointe of 44 Jefferson Street Biddeford is a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Edna Mahoney of 60 Graham Street Biddeford is a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Rene Duquette of 52 Cutts Street Biddeford is a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Elizabeth Seidel of May Street Biddeford is a patient at Pap Medical Center Port and. Lumina Ouellette of 140 Prospect Street Biddeford is a patient at Webber Hospital. Diane Jamieson daughter of Earl Jamieson of 68 Storer Street Saco is a medical patient at Webber Hospital. Jeannette Vachon of 9 Emery Court Biddeford has returned home after being a surgical patient at Webber Hospital. Francis M. Perrin, Seaman USN, son of Robert L. Perrin of 10 Old Orchard Avenue Old Orchard Beach, is serving aboard the guided missile frigate USS William V. Pratt.
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Albert Voyer
Hill St
Biddeford
Notre Dame Hospital
Jeanne Lapointe
Jefferson St
Webber Hospital
Edna Mahoney
Graham St
Rene Duquette
Cutts St
Elizabeth Seidel
May Street
Pap Medical Center
Portand
Lumina Ouellette
Prospect St
Diane Jamieson
Earl Jamieson
Storer St
Saco
Jeannette Vachon
Emery Court
Francis M. Perrin
USN
Robert L. Perrin
Old Orchard Ave
Old Orchard Beach
William V. Pratt
Saco River dredging program details and funding
The note outlines construction of two dredging and improvement projects for the Saco River with parts one through three. It cites a $199,000 Kidd Construction Corp contract awarded June 29 and a September 9 start, targeting mid February 1969 completion. Local cost share is 30.9 percent, about $62,000, with federal funds available.
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Kidd Construction Corp
Saco
Bidde
Ed Ence
Biddeford
Corps’ Civil Works
Ferry
Hills
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Saco River
Rural and urban reform proposals outline federal role
The document calls for a TVA and REA style rural development agency to boost rural economies and coordinate national rural growth. It urges a comprehensive urban plan using tax and subsidy powers to engage private industry with black ownership once profitable. It favors moving welfare to an income maintenance model and setting minimum public assistance standards. It also recommends expanding family planning services with accessible locations.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Rural Electrification Administration
Funeral Directors and Funeral Homes in Saco Maine
Funeral service listing for Spring Street Saco with contact numbers 284-5611. Philip H Gross Sr Director. Dennett and Craig 265 Main Street Saco EMOND'S Funeral Home 284-5511 Frank X Emond J P Conroy provide services.
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Uneral Service
Spring Street
Saco
Philip H. Gross Sr
Dennett & Craig
Main Street
Saco, Maine
Emond
Frank X
Emond, J
P Conroy
Williams aims for public vote on Senate pay raise
Sen John J. Williams declares determination to force a roll call on the proposed 12,000 pay raise for senators. He opposes the hike, arguing it would clash with private industry to curb inflation and noting Johnson's recommendation to lift pay from 30,000 to 42,000. A veto deadline looms with Feb 14 implementing the new law.
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Associated Press
Washington
John J. Williams
Delaware
Lyndon B. Johnson
Williams
House of Congress
Frederick R. Kappel
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Johnson
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Saco and Biddeford Post and Unit Meetings Schedule
EIS members of Bouvouvalas-Du puis AMVETS Post Saco meet at 8 tonight at the hall Spring Street Saco. Owen-Davis Unit American Legion Auxiliary holds a special meeting at 7 tomorrow at Post home Beach Street Saco. Knights of Columbus Rev J J Mullen Council meet tonight at 8 at K of C Hall Old Orchard Beach. First Parish Congregational Church Saco plans 7 pm tomorrow ecumenical gathering with United Church of Christ Congregational Biddeford, then returns for business and swap party. Tighe-Beaudoin Farley American Legion Post Biddeford hosts 8 pm tomorrow at Post home Elm Street.
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Bouvouvalas-Dupuis Amvets Post
Saco
Spring Street
Owen-Davis Unit
American Legion Auxiliary
Post Home
Beach Street
Rev
J.J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Union Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Madisses
First Parish
Convegational Church
United Arch of Christ
United Church of Christ
Congregational
Biddeford
Tighe-Beaudoin
Church Notes Mid Week Prayer Meeting and Choir Rehearsals
Mid week prayer meeting at 7 p m in Bible Church 144 Ferry Road and 7 30 p m at Old Orchard Beach hall 91 Vnes Ave. Choirs rehearse at Foss Street Methodist South Biddeford and School Street Methodist Saco with times for Crusader 6 30 p m and Adult Sanctuary 7 30 p m junior 3 15 p m senior 7 p m.
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Bible — Church
Ferry Road
Vnes Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford Foss Street Methodist Church
South Biddeford Methodist Church
Foss Street
Crusader
School Street Methodist Church
Saco
Hawaii seeks foreign trade subzone for refinery plan
Udall discusses District 5 rules allowing limited low sulfur fuel oil imports under foreign trade zones to meet pollution laws. Maine's Machiasport subzone proposal for Occidental Petroleum's refinery sparks major opposition as governs import ceilings and duties.
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Udall
State of Hawaii
Commerce Department
Honolulu
Hawaiian Independent Refinery, Inc
Maine
U.S
Interior
United States
The
Rockies
District 5
Portland Weather Forecast: Cold Night and Mild Thursday
The forecast calls for a fair night with lows from 10 to 20 degrees in Portland. Thursday is expected to stay fair and mild with similar stable conditions and light winds.
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Portland
Looking Ahead At Weather For Northern New England
The five day forecast covers northern New England Massachusetts Rhode Island and northeastern New York. Temperatures Friday through Monday will run above normal with highs in the 20s to 30s north and 30s to 40s south. Lows will be in the teens to 20s north and 20s to 30s south. A slow warming trend is expected later in the week. Precipitation totals project one quarter to three quarters of an inch, mainly rain in the south and snow or rain in the north, Thursday or Friday.
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Boston
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
Biddeford Post Reports New Members and Hall Work
Merton Ira Staples Post met last night at the Post home on Alfred Street Biddeford and heard that 28 new members bring total membership to 122. Commander Ralph Gregoire led the session and announced the exterior hall painting will await weather permits. About 15 members attended. next meeting set for Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Post home.
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Merton Ira Staples Post
Post
Alfred Street
Biddeford
Heard
Paul Potvin Ro
Ralph Gregoire
Communication Priority Use Revealed By Bucher
Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher testified at a Navy court of inquiry that he used a high priority direct line to the White House and Navy leaders in Japan as North Korean gunboats surrounded the Pueblo. He said he kept channels open after shells wounded three crewmen and that firing began when the sub chaser demanded “heave to” at close range.
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Coronado
Calif
Uss Pueblo
White House
Japan
Cmdr
Lloyd Bucher
Navy
Bucher
Johnson
Walt W. Rostow
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Sea of Japan
Pueblo
Maine House considers tuition reimbursements and degrees
The Maine House was urged to reimburse communities for adult high school diploma courses at about 11 550 over two years. Unity College seeks authorization to confer bachelor's degrees starting June 1970. Other measures aim to extend education commissioner salary limits and fund health services for three Indian Reservations on an emergency basis.
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Augusta
Maine
Minnette H. Cummings
Newport
Unity College
Daleth
John Martin
Eagle Lake
House
Department of Indian Affairs
Martin
Te Wayent
Enother
Reid's Boatyard Still Operating Despite Ocean Buyout
Ocean Industries Inc acquired Reid's Boatyard building in Kennebunk but not the business. Owner Robert Reid says the yard remains active, still repairing and building boats. A 48 foot building is being erected and a 36 foot boat is under construction at the yard.
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Reid
Kennebunk
Ocean Industries
Robert Reid
Ocean Industries Inc
Stock market opens mixed with small gains and losses
In New York, the stock market opened with a mixed tone as gains and losses were nearly even. Early quotes show Trans World Airlines at 48, Union Carbide at 445, Southern California off 4 to 36, Gulf Western at 47, Chrysler up to 53, and Reynolds & Co. down 2 to 44.
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New York
Trans World Airlines
Union Carbide
Southern California
Gulf & Western
Chrysler
Reynolds Et Als
Udall Proposes Alternatives on Eastern Utility Regulation
Udall offered two alternate rules for handling such a situation in the Eastern United States but ultimately deferred the decision to the next administration, following Smith’s lead and leaving action to his successor.
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Nixon
Udall
United States
Smith
Fatima Circle to Host Social in Biddeford Hall
Our Lady of Fatima Circle Daughters of Isabella plans a 7 30 p m social on January 28 at St John s Hall Adams Street Biddeford under chair Bertha Moulin and co chair Blanche Demers. A February 25 supper at 6 30 p m at St John s Hall will follow with a Bernard s Fashions hat show led by Lillian Viger.
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Our Lady of Fatima
Daughters of Isabella
Berangere Millette
Regent
South Street
Biddeford
St. John’s Hall
Adams Street
Bertha Moulin
Blanche Demers
Armosa Boisvert
Emelia Bolduc
Annie Bouchard
Irene Bouffard
Gertrude Bouthot
Theresa Bouthot
Gabrielle Brackett
Jeannette Brochu
Paulette Brouillette
Jeannette Regina
Angelina Chretien
Blanche Chretien
Theresa Taylor
Marie A. Cordeau
Eva Couture
Bernard’s Fashions
Lillian Viger
Area Woman Guilty Of Driving Charge
Norma Huff, 32, of 11 Wentworth Street Biddeford, was found guilty in York County Superior Court of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence and fined 155 dollars for the May 18 1968 incident on Emery Street Biddeford Also convicted in a separate jury trial was Charles P Janelle 32 of Portsmouth New Hampshire for a December 24 1968 offense in Eliot Justice Lincoln Spencer postponed sentencing in that case
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Alfred
Biddeford
York County
Youth trio sent to authorities after mall arrest
Police returned a 15-year-old Portland youth to Portland authorities a 20-year-old Falls man to police custody and a 17-year-old Buxton girl to her parents after they were apprehended at a discount department store.
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Biddeford
Portland
Falls
Buxton
Talks to push deescalation as Hanoi stance looms
U S and South Vietnam prepare for Paris talks likely to hinge on a general military de escalation. Henry Cabot Lodge and Pham Dang Lam weigh emphasis on a demilitarized zone and sequential southern spread, with rapid, flexible discussions and minimal procedural wrangling. Lodge met with Sam in Saigon to set a Saturday meeting plan.
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NLF
Paris
U.S
Washington
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Pham Dang Lam
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Laos
Camboo
Lodge
Sam
Muskie Plans Banquet Campaign Across States
Senator Edmund Muskie starts a four hour banquet blitz spanning Dallas to Fort Worth and then twelve states, testing a path to the White House in 1972 while postponing Senate moves. He may seek his party's nomination but insists he will follow the winds and build ties with local Democrats.
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Arthur S. Present
Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S
Washington
Edmund Muskie
White House
Dallas
Fort Worth
Japan
England
Maine
Nixon
Muskie
Senate
Font
Nixon Begins Full Day Of Official Work In White House
Nixon prepares for greater use of Cabinet sessions while pursuing negotiations on nuclear nonproliferation with the Soviet Union. He attends a full day of official duties, meeting with Charles Yost and Robert May at the outset and Galo Plaza to close the day, and admits adjusting to the new surroundings as he navigates the White House.
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Pace
Soviet Union
Nixon
Kennedy
Johnson
Security Council
Charles Yost
Robert May
Galo Plaza
Organization American States
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