End to rental bias ordered against white applicant in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia real estate broker Morton N Neu feld ordered to cease discriminatory practices after white investigator reported no apartments in a district while a Black tester later received four listings. The case highlights housing bias and city action by the Commission on Human Relations.
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Philadelphia
Morton N. Neufeld
City Commission On Human Relations
Hermein Cherry
Credit Union Installs Officers In Saco
Notre Dame de Lourdes Federal Credit Union held its fifth annual meeting at 16 Cutts Ave in Saco. Officers and directors were announced with Raoul Roy as president and Alexander Ferguson as guest speaker discussing the Truth in Lending bill effective January 1. A four percent dividend plus a half percent bonus was declared for shareholders as of December 31, 1967.
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Notre Dame de Lourdes Federal Credit Union
Cutts Avenue
Saco
Laurette Blais
Raymond Bonang
George H. Gagnon
Alexander Ferguson
Cutts Ave
Raoul Roy
George Gagnon
Rachel Saucier
Maurice Gendron
Ralph Roberge
Donald Perrin
Norman Goulet
Philip Cartier
Gagnon
Goulet
Emile Bosse
Ronald Langevin
Ronald Camire
Ralph Larochelle
Joseph Carrier
Notre Dame _ de ardes Parish
Roberge
Maine Credit Union League
Bonang
Larochelle
Credit Committee
State of Maine Cadets Enjoy Acapulco Liberty
Maine Maritime Academy cadets aboard the training ship State of Maine are on two days of liberty in Acapulco Mexico after a four day voyage from Bahia. The cruise continues to San Francisco for Navy firefighting training on Treasure Island. Army Pfc Leo E Michaud of Gardiner Maine is listed killed in action in Vietnam in the Pentagon released casualty list. Housing and Urban Renewal funds totaling 14000 will finance a Parsonsfield Maine community center.
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Castine
Maine Maritime Academy
State of Maine
Acapulco
Mexico
Balboa
C.C
San Francisco
Navy Fire Fighting School
Treasure Island
Washington
Maine
Pentagon
Army
Leo E. Michaud
Linda Michaud
Gardiner
Department of Housing and Urban Renewal
Parsonsfield
Arts And Crafts Group To Meet In Kennebunk
The Maine Arts and Crafts group will meet at the Webhannet Club House on Thursday February 1 at 7 45 p m. President Alexander Hamilton of Kennebunkport will preside. Speaker Mrs Walter Goodrich of Kennebunk will discuss enamelling on copper and demonstrate with a small kiln. Mr and Mrs Goodrich are former Needham Massachusetts residents. Refreshments will be served. meeting open to the public.
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Kennebunk
Maine Arts and Crafts
Webhannet Club House
Alexander Hamilton
Kennebunkport
Walter Goodrich
Needham
Mass
Area Students Complete Courses at Plus-Gray's School of Business
Portland area students Ann Moss of Biddeford Pool Deborah Holt of Kennebunk and Dian Piirainen of Ogunquit have completed courses at Plus-Gray's School of Business.
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Portland
York County
Plus - Gray’s School of Business
Ann Moss
Biddeford Pool
Deborah Holt
Kennebunk
Dian Piirainen
Ogunquit
Senate Youths Earn Hearst Awards Honors
Paul Winther, Whittier High School senior, reports on the Hearst Foundation U.S. Senate Youth Program recipients. The AP story highlights the award winners and their achievements from the annual national program.
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Paul Winther
Whittier High School
California
William R. Hearst Foundation
U.S. Senate
Hearst Foundation awards 102 U S Senate Youth delegates
Vice President Humphrey announced the William R Hearst Foundation will grant each of the 102 U S Senate Youth Delegates a $1000 scholarship. Delegates Mike Morris Bob De Groff and Barbara Grant spoke of their financial needs and future plans at the award event. A Johnson greeting is planned for Friday. Pigeons drink by suction.
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Paul Winther
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
William R
Barbara Grant
Main St
Norwich
N. H
Barbara
Johnson
Chinese Auction Rescheduled By Camp Ellis Unit
The Camp Ellis Volunteer Firemen's Auxiliary postponed its Chinese auction from last night to next week's meeting at the fire station. President Mrs. Jeannine Pendleton led the session with chaplain Mrs. Mary Pendleton. Reports were read by Mrs. Ruth Stackpole and Mrs. Theresa Pendleton. Auxiliary members participated in the Mothers March for the March of Dimes, and a money apron project aims to fund the group’s work. A special prize was claimed by Mrs. Jeannine Pendleton. Mrs. Koster and Mrs. Grenier join the refreshments committee for next week.
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Camp Ellis
Alfreda Pendleton
Elsie Buzzell
Dorothy Abbott
Old Orchard Beach and Eastern Star Events Reported
Mrs. William G. Munster and son Clayton Munster returned from a month in California visiting four married daughters and their families in Lakeview Terrace Montclair Whittier and Harbor City. Beulah Chapter Cumberland Mills hosted Miniwanca Chapter guests Mrs. Jean Mooers Harold Smith and other members. A Rainbow installation meet is set for Saturday at Robinson Memorial Hall West Grand Avenue. In Cornwall Ontario Mrs John Garlough was struck by a snowblower incident collapsing a snowbank into her living room causing minor cuts. city crews removed the snow replaced the window and cleaned the room.
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William G. Munster
Clayton Munston
Hoffman Street
California
Cumberland Mills
Miniwanca
Helen Smith
Howard Slaney
Old Orchard Beach
Order of the Rainbow
Robinson Memorial Hall
West Grand Avenue
Cornwall
Ont
John Garlough
Iacity
Homeward Bound Pilot Earned 208 Missions and Losses
Fritz Schroeder, 28, of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, completes his 208th bombing mission over North Vietnam aboard the Oriskany. He recalls fear, loss of eight squadron mates in VA163 The Saints, a night parachute escape, and a DFC recommendation from Hanoi strikes, while planning a postwar life in Alaska with his civil engineering degree.
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Yankee Station
Vietnam
Fritz Schroeder
North Vietnam
Oriskany
Eau Claire, Jr
San Francisco
7Th Fleet
William Bringle
Schroeder
VA163
the Saints
J.G
John F. Schroeder
Tonkin Gulf
Hanoi
Phuc Yen
Navy
Alaska
Wisconsin
Boyle's Notebook At Long Last Recognition
New York AP columns recount a late life pet insight as a man bonds with a cat named Lady Dottie who snores in bed. The piece contrasts cat and dog affection and humorously notes how the cat mimics a human named Harold while the couple jokes about remedying the snoring with gum drops.
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New York
Society of Dogs
Dottie
Frances
Tracy
Harold
Bible Readers Hit Halfway Point in Two Year Plan
Rev Ralph Mugford of Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle says about 30 church members and friends are halfway through a two year Bible reading program Read the Word. The program spans over 8 000 Assemblies of God churches nationwide with daily readings of about two chapters. Church extension workers offer to read to shut ins and guides are provided to the blind at no charge. Families needing Sunday transportation to classes at 9 45 a m can contact the church office.
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Old Orchard Beach
Ralph Mugford
Faith Pentecostal Tabernacle
Assembly of God
the Tabernacle
Assemblies of God
Mugford
Ice floats as water expands when freezing
When water freezes its volume expands by about one eleventh. Eleven cubic inches of water become twelve cubic inches of ice, so ice is lighter than water and will float.
Committees Appointed By Saco Wives
Saco Firemen's Wives met at the Saco Fire Station where Patricia Smith and Carol Stackpole joined the finance committee and Lorraine Mercier was named press correspondent. Stackpole also became trading stamp club chair for a fund raiser, with Arthur Oldread addressing duties of the group. February 8 is set for the next meeting at 7:30 p.m.
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Saco Firemen’s Wives
Saco
Patricia Smith
Carol Stackpole
Lorraine Mercier
Stackpole
Jean McInnis
Irene Leavitt
Peggy Smith
Irman
Nancy Buzzell
Montreal court rules girls not indecent in dance troupe performance
Two Guinea born girls in Montreal were cleared of indecency charges after a judge ruled their bare-breasted performance with Les Ballets Africains did not meet obscenity definitions. The court said the youths were chosen for dance ability, not to arouse spectators.
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Montreal
Guinea
Les Ballets Africains
Henri Beaulieu
Social Welfare Court
Beaulieu
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