DeMolay Youths Plan Public Spaghetti Supper
Bradford Chapter of the Order of DeMolay met in Masonica Hall Saco to finalize a fund raiser spaghetti supper for February 10 from 5 to 7 pm with advance reservations through DeMolay officers. The meeting also formed committees for future projects a civic service panel and a dance committee to select a DeMolay Sweetheart.
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Masonic Hall
Main Street
Saco
Bradford
Order of DeMolay
Saca Masonica Hall
Stephen Zafirson
John Campbell
Peter Smith
Spiros Draggins
Highpine
Wells
Old Orchard Beach
Salvation Army
Harry Smith
Arthur Rumery
Paul Woodman
David Mooers
Peter Zafirson
Oscar Gonneville
Mothers’ Circle
Wild uninhibited Laugh In joins NBC lineup
AP report surveys the debut of Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In on NBC with fast paced sight gags and satirical sketches. Dan Rowan and Dick Martin navigate a chaotic set as bits collide including a controversial White House scene and rapid-fire quips.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Rowan and Martin
NBC
Lassie
Howard Hughes
Argentina
Dan Rowan
Dick Martin
White House
Lynda Bird
Everett
Bobby
Teddy
Texas
Bus Driver Dies as School Bus Runs Off in Snowbank
Rollinsford New Hampshire reports a driver named Robert Dufour collapsed at the wheel killing himself as he steered 28 children home. The bus left the road into a snowbank. no pupils were injured. Police say the heart attack caused the death. In Boston three deaths since Jan 7 are linked to meningitis with eight Massachusetts cases in three weeks. Notables include Dr Katherine Jensen Cocchiarella, 24, a pediatrician, among the dead.
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Associated Press
Rollinsford
N.H
Robert Dufour
Collinsford
Boston
Massachusetts
Katherine Jensen Cocchiarella
Denture aid claims boosted comfort with FASTEETH additive
Clinical tests show FASTEETH improves denture fit and chewing comfort by up to 35 percent. It keeps uppers and lowers steady without sour taste or gummy texture and helps curb denture odor. Regular dental visits recommended. FASTEETH available at drug counters.
Wells Man Is Innocent of Driving Count
Kenneth Campbell, 19, of Wells, was found innocent of a driving to endanger charge by a York County Superior Court jury after a motion for acquittal. Campbell had previously been found guilty and fined in Saco District Court and appealed. The incidents date to 1967 on Brown Street in Kennebunk.
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Alfred
Kenneth Campbell
Wells
York County
Albert Knudsen
Atty
Richard Valentino
Campbell
Saco District Court
Brown Street
Kennebunk
Glen A. Tufts
Samuel D. Tufts
Sherman Thyng
James Huff
West Scarborough
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard A
Record job recruitment opens in Los Angeles for Vietnam era posts
About 2,000 people gathered at the Federal Building to apply for civilian Vietnam era jobs. AID officials planned through Saturday to hire nurses civil engineers personnel officers teachers and other workers. Pay ranged from 5000 to 25000 dollars with a hardship bonus.
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Los Angeles
Federal
Vietnam
U.S
Agency For Internal Development
Church Officers Installed At Saco Ceremony
At the First Parish Congregational Church in Saco, deacons and church officers along with church school officials were installed. Named: Lloyd Anderson moderator, Mrs. Gilbert Harrison Jr. clerk, Richard C. Gray treasurer, Jason Ramsdell assistant treasurer, Mrs. Robert King collector, Mrs. Fred Clark assistant collector, Mrs. Melbourne Cheney benevolence secretary, Roger P. Moore auditor, Mrs. Milton Atkinson church historian. Also Donald Spulick head usher, Robert Ducharme assistant head usher, Mrs. Lester Black and Mrs. Ethel Smith deacons, Mrs. Thomas Bryant church school superintendent, Mrs. Richard Dupuis assistant superintendent, Mrs. James McGaffin church school secretary, and Mrs. Harry Nielsen church school treasurer.
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First Parish Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Saco
Lloyd Anderson
Gilbert Harrison Jr
Richard C. Gray
Jason Ramsdell
Robert King
Fred Clark
Melbourne Cheney
Roger P. Moore
Milton Atkinson
Donald Spulick
Nam Bac Action Cools as Hanoi Troops Leave Laos
Premier Souvanna Phouma said North Vietnamese units from Dien Bien Phu have returned home after recrossing at Nam Ou near Dien Bien Phu. He dismissed fears Luang Prabang could be targeted and noted Nam Bac remains a major government post 60 miles north of the royal capital. Meanwhile in Antarctica, the cruise ship Magga Dan was freed from an ice shelf by the Westwind with 25 American tourists aboard and tied for inspection at McMurdo Station.
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Vientiane
Laos
Dien Bien Phu
Nam Bac
Souvanna Phouma
Prince Souvanna
Nam Ou
Luang Prabang
U.S
Auckland
New Zealand
McMurdo Sound
Antarctic
Hut Point
McMurdo Station
McMurdo Pier
Seattle woman recovers two rings from garbage pile
Helen Huebner searched a city pickup for three rings she discarded last week. Neighbors helped as her son cleared lettuce and debris. The engagement and wedding rings valued at 5000 dollars were in kitchen trash. The jade dinner ring was found Friday and the diamond wedding ring on Sunday.
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Seattle
Helen Huebner
Louis Jr
British troops fly from Singapore to Mauritius amid riot toll
Three Royal Air Force transport planes evacuate British troops from Singapore to Mauritius as riots kill 14 on the Indian Ocean island. A state of emergency is declared as rival gangs clash and communal groups mobilize. Mauritius, nine hours by air from Singapore, has a sugar-based economy and under 500 000 residents. A separate item notes a five-man Soviet Communist party delegation led by Mikhail Suslov plans to visit Japan on Jan 30 to discuss normalizing ties with the Japanese Communist Party amid cooled relations since 1966.
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Singapore
Royal Air Force
Mauritius
Indian Ocean
Commonwealth Office
London
Tokyo
Soviet Communist Party
Mikhail A. Suslov
Japan
Creation of the United States Bureau of Mines in 1910
The United States Bureau of Mines was created as a bureau of the Department of the Interior on May 16, 1910, marking the federal government’s formal approach to mineral resources and mining safety. The act centralized mining oversight and research under a single federal agency.
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United States Bureau of Mines
Bureau
Department of the Interior
Family Program Discussed By Church Club
The Catholic Women's Club sponsored Christian Family Movement program last night at Notre Dame de Lourdes School hall Beach Street Saco with about 20 attendees. Hosts Mr and Mrs George Doody led the program and guest speakers were Mr and Mrs Frank Quinn who explained the movement's aims in depth. The audience split into two groups led by Mrs Doody and another Doody for discussion then reconvened for a general Q and A session. Refreshments were served by Mrs Charles Pollock Mrs Josephine Choroszy Mrs Janet Huot and Mrs Andre Cloutier.
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Notre Dame de Lourdes
Beach Street
Saco
George Doody
Frank Quinn
Doody
Charles Pollock
Josephine Choroszy
Janet Huot
Andre Cloutier
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Malden
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Hudson
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