Church Notes Prayer Meetings in Saco and Nearby Towns
Mid week prayer sessions set for Thursday at 7 30 p m at Bible Baptist Church 144 Ferry Road Saco A prayer and Bible study follows at 7 50 p m Thursday at First Baptist Church Ocean Avenue Old Orchard Beach Prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday at First Assembly of Cod Church of Saco Ahepa Home 22 Pleasant Street
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Bible Baptist Church
Ferry Road
Saco
First Baptist Church
Ocean Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Cod Church
Ahepa
Pleasant Street
Relief From Heat Wave Is On The Way
Heat wave ends as cool dry air moves into six New England states from the northwest. Highs reach the 70s to low 80s with low humidity and a cool night in the 40s. July 4 forecast stays sunny with similar temperatures. Inland readings may exceed 100 degrees. drought persists in eastern Massachusetts. Local highs include Providence 89, Hartford 97, Concord 97, Burlington 96, Portland 90.
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Boston
New
Massachusetts
Logan International Airport
Weather Bureau
Providence
R. I
Hartford
Cockpit of Chequinn Corp Licenses Rehearsed at May Hearing
May hearings continued with counsel for Chequinn Corp and town attorney present. Judge issued a supplemental finding that Old Orchard Beach councilors had no credible admissible evidence on the bad moral character of Chequinn officers or their families when considering The Barn at an April meeting for victualers liquor and entertainment license.
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Chequinn Corp
Tapley
Old Orchard Beach
The
Aerial Fireworks and Holiday Festivities At Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach town manager Leon F. Jones says the resort is loaded with vacationers for the Fourth and the week. Aerial fireworks display at 9 30 tonight will light up a beach front area run by professionals. Police Chief John H. Clark leads an expanded summer force for patrol and traffic. Ocean Park holds a holiday parade led by Painchand's Band of Biddeford with a temple bell ringing at 2 p.m. as part of National Bell Ringing Day. Voting machines were installed in Waterville as the fifth Maine city to adopt them, with 21 machines bought for 37000 dollars. other cities include Norway Augusta Rockland and Portland. A New York Couture Group head, Larry Aldrich, explains petite dress labeling under the name Young Elegants to help clerks guide diminutive customers.
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Leon F. Jones
Old Orchard Beach
John H. Clark
Ocean Park
Painchand
Band
Biddeford
Temple
Temple Avenue
Larry Aldrich
New York Couture Group
Death notice for Clayton Kingsbury funeral hours
Friends may pay respects to Clayton Kingsbury at Shumway Funeral Home today from 7 to 9 p m and Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. The notice confirms his passing and viewing times.
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Clayton Kingsbury
Shumway Funeral Home
Funeral for John Sellers, Biddeford grocer, held in Saco
Funeral services for John Sellers, retired Biddeford grocer, were held yesterday at 1 30 p m at the Dennett and Craig Funeral Home in Saco with Rev Joseph Ingraham officiating. Interment followed in Woodlawn Cemetery Biddeford. Bearers were Roy Werenchuk Jean Thibault Harry Belanger Jr and Richard Townsend.
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John Sellers
Biddeford
Dennett and Craig Funeral Home
Main St
Saco
Joseph Ingraham
Foss Street Methodist Church
Woodlawn
Roy Wermenchuk
Jean Thibault
Harry Belanger Jr
Richard Townsend
Babysitter Is Style Letter For Youngsters
New York fashion profile on Ruth Combs, a Hendersonville designer shaping children’s wear. She rejects adult style imitations, favors functional, roomy dresses with middy collars and flaring skirts to suit active kids. Combs built her business with partner Daisy Sample, overcoming early skepticism.
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New York
Ruth Combs
Paris
Ruth
Hendersonville
N.C
Daisy Sampleland
Traphagen
Daisy
Portland Weather Summary
This afternoon mostly sunny with cooler temperatures and less humidity. Highs in the low 80s to upper 70s with westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight fair and considerably cooler with lows mid 40s to low 50s and light variable winds. Thursday mostly sunny and cooler with much less humidity highs in the 70s.
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Portland
Great Imposter Is Sentenced On Fraud Charge
Ferdinand Waldo Demara Jr., famed as The Great Imposter, received a suspended one year jail term and a $1,000 fine after pleading no contest to a mail fraud charge. He used the alias Jefferson Baird Thorne to obtain a teaching job at a Winchendon high school in 1958. Demara has posed as a Canadian Navy doctor, a Trappist monk, a college professor, and a deputy warden in prior masquerades.
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Los Angeles
Ferdinand Waldo Demara Jr
Defaud Demara
Jefferson Baird Thorne
Winchendon
Mass
Demara
Huntsville, Tex, State Penitentiary
Biddeford Man Bound Over To Superior Court
Elmer C. Elliott, 26, of 18 Congress St Biddeford, held on 1500 bail in Saco Municipal Court after probable cause was found on a rape charge by a 17 year old Saco mother. Elliott pleaded innocent, alleged incident in Saco on June 25, case carried from June 27, bound over to September term in Alfred. Bound over while police attempt to raise bail.
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Elmer C. Elliott
Congress St
Biddeford
Saco
Hause
Hilary Mahaney
Elliott
Lloyd la Fountain
Charles W.smith
Mahaney
Alfred
Soviet Cold War Case Names John and Jane Doe
The FBI alleges Soviet military intelligence used aliases for U S civilians to relay information on U S military and Navy sites and logistics. Named Russians Aleksei Galkin and Petr Maslennikov fled to Russia in May. The complaint ties a Roman Catholic priest and a Connecticut housewife to the suspected scheme while noting the couple's true identities reportedly remain unclear. A printing error in a related story forced a defender to alter an image, and Ruth and Daisy are described as expanding a wholesale operation into nationwide fashion channels.»
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Jane Doe
Robert Keistutis Baltch
Joy Ann Garber
Joy Ann Baltch
FBI
Connecticut
Balth
U.N
Aleksei Galkin
Petr Egorovich Maslennikov
Russia
Ows
United States
Births in Maine Area Aboard. list of newborns
To Mr and Mrs John W Davis Stone Street Saco a son Daniel James weighing nine pounds eight ounces June 26. To Mr and Mrs Dorrance Clark 15 Pleasant St Kennebunk a son William John weighing nine pounds 12 ounces June 28 to Mr and Mrs John Merrill Arundel a son Wade Allen weighing seven pounds two and one half ounces June 28. To Mr and Mrs Leslie Hansen 38 Charles Ave Old Orchard Beach a son Mark Leslie weighing seven pounds one ounce June 28. To Mr and Mrs Lawrence Honey 9 Union Ave Old Orchard Beach a daughter Ellen Cecilia weighing six pounds 12 ounces June 28. To Mr and Mrs Richard Frechette Pine Point Scarborough a daughter Nancy Marie weighing ten pounds June 29. To Airman First Class and Mrs Daniel Rohleder Machias a son Mark Alan weighing seven pounds three ounces June 29. To Mr and Mrs Louis Dupras 100 Summer St Biddeford a daughter Cindy Ann weighing six pounds 15 ounces June 30. To Mr and Mrs Fred B Collins 14 Highland Ave Old Orchard Beach a son Anthony Douglas weighing ten pounds 12 ounces July 1. To Mr and Mrs Paul E Lambert 8A Pinette Ave Biddeford a son weighing six pounds 15 ounces July 2. To Mr and Mrs Roland E Regis 19 Mason St Biddeford a son weighing eight pounds seven and one half ounces July. To Mr and Mrs John Childress 421 Alfred Read Biddeford a son Steven Mark weighing eight pounds seven and one half ounces July 2.
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John Merrill
Arundel
Wade Allen
Leslie Hansen
Charles Ave
Old Orchard Beach
Mark Leslie
Lawrence Honey
Union Ave
Ellen Cecilia
Richard Frechette
Pine Point
Scarborough
Nancy Marie
Daniel Rohleder
Machias
Mark Alan
Louis Dupras
Summer St
Biddeford
Cindy Ann
Fred &B. Collins
Highland Ave
Anthony Douglas
Paul E. Lambert
Pinette Ave
Roland E. Regis
Mason St
Assistant Gets His Baptism Assistant Gets His Baptism
Middletown New York AP reports Walter Richardson was sworn in as assistant fire chief and faced a blaze on his first night. Lightning struck the fire house Tuesday night and Richardson used a extinguisher to douse a small fire that damaged the box alarm system.
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Middletown
Fire Threatens Los Angeles Zoo
A 200acre brush fire licked within 25 yards of Griffith Park Zoo enclosures containing lions tigers and cougars before firefighters contained it on Tuesday. No animals were harmed and authorities praised the rapid response.
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Los Angeles Zoo
Los Angeles
Griffith Park Zoo
Oils Rally As Market Rebounds On Broad Stock Upturn
New York stocks climbed in active trading with oils and several airlines showing strength as the market continued its recovery from the prior session. The Associated Press index rose 1.0 to 272.6 as Industrials gained, Dow Jones near 713.23 at noon. Texaco Universal Oil and airlines led advances.
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Associated Press
Texaco
Universal Oil Products
Jersey Standard
Royal Dutch
Pan American World Airways
National Airlines
IBM
Olaroid
Xerox
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
Khrushchev links test ban with nonaggression pact idea
The West and Soviet leaders clash over a combined offer. Khrushchev calls for a major step beyond a test ban, proposing a nonaggression pact between NATO and Warsaw Pact blocs. Washington analysts doubt clarity on whether the two issues must be settled together. Objections focus on East Germany and on-site inspections versus moratorium proposals.
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
NATO
Washington
East Germany
Moscow
Kremlin
Red China
Your Journal Classified Ad Reach Reaches Vast Audience
Local notice highlights a classified ads section claimed to reach over 30,090 readers daily, emphasizing strong circulation and broad exposure for advertisers seeking high visibility in a community newspaper.
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Your Journal
Partial Ban on Campfires in Maine Amid Drought
In Augusta a partial ban on campfires was ordered by Forest Commissioner Austin H. Wilkins. All campfire permits were canceled and state fire wardens told not to issue new ones. Five major timber landowners in northern Maine will control access to their lands. Campfires remain allowed at 385 Forest Service camp sites. If conditions worsen a full ban on campfires smoking and fishing could follow. Rainfall remains minimal with six weeks dry and no forecast relief.
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Augusta
State Forest Service
Austin H. Wilkins
Wilkins
Maine
Forest Service
U.S. Geological Survey
Gordon S. Hayes
Weather note hints at cooler temperatures with rain
A brief forecast line states temperatures will stay well below average if rainfall remains low. It warns rainfall must be much higher than normal to raise temperatures or affect conditions.
State Police Mobilize For Fourth Holiday Patrols
State Police and other agencies mobilize to deploy nearly full strength on highway patrol for the Fourth of July holiday and the ensuing weekend. Gov Reed and State Police Chief Robert Marx warn of greatly increased highway travel and urge drivers to exercise extreme caution to offset higher accident risk.
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Augusta
Reed
Robert Marx
Bathing Suits Stolen From Laundry Lines In Saco
Two women, Mrs. Helen Bissonette of 12 Rumery Street and Mrs. Robert Hoyt of 14 Rumery Street, reported bathing suits stolen from their clothes lines likely Monday night. Police note several similar thefts in the past week as they investigate the cases.
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Saco
Helen Bissonette
Rumery St
Robert Hoyt
Key
Worker Hospitalized After Beam Strike In Maine
AP reports Donald MacDonald of Farmingdale is hospitalized with a head injury after a car struck a steel beam he was unloading from a railroad car. Seven other workers and three car occupants sustained minor injuries in the incident on Tuesday.
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Gardiner
Donald MacDonald
Farmingdale
Shipboard masseur highlights male relaxation and hydrotherapy
On the liner Bremen shipboard masseur John Brandt notes rising health interest among men as they seek exercise and weight loss during voyages. He describes a hydrotherapy underwater massage method, while contrasting women’s greater tendency to exercise and relaxed vacation pacing.
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John Brandt
Europe
Brandt
Bremen
Portland Man Fined Fifty At Beach
John G. Davis, 55, of Portland, was fined 50 for leaving the scene of an accident without identifying himself in the local trial justice court. He pled guilty to the charge by local police. A second case, John A. Hayes, 53, of Old Orchard Beach, charged with petty larceny, was dismissed for lack of prosecution.
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Old Orchard Beach
John G. Davis
Portland
Wesley Mewer
John A. Hayes
Melvin Ave
Theresa Hayes
Atlantic Ave
Elders Debate at Lakeside Church Sparks Title Change Talk
In a Lakeside Presbyterian Church couples class at Lakeside Park Ky discussion focused on whether women may serve as church elders. One man quipped that if women ever serve as elders the title might need to change from elders to youngsters a playful remark reflecting the era.
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Lakeside Park, Ky
Lakeside Presbyterian Church
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