Former U S Representative Brigham Dies at 84 in Vermont
Elbert S Brigham 84 former U S representative for Vermont 1st District from 1925 to 1931 died at home He served as Vermont agriculture commissioner 1913 to 1924 dairy farmer led dairy industry shift to commercial milk joined American Jersey Cattle Club presidency of National Life Insurance Co of Montpelier trustee of Middlebury College and past president of Vermont Sons of the American Revolution He leaves a foster son Edward F Merchant of Lake Jem Fla and a niece Mrs George H Reed of Needham Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Albans
U.S
Elbert S. Brigham
Vermont
American Jersey Cattle Club
Brigham
Boston
National Life Insurance Co
Montpelier
Middlebury Ae
Vermont Sons of the American Revolution
Edward F. Merchant
Lake Jem. Fla
Aml
George H. Reed
Needham
Mass
Sunny Portland Weather Forecast Summary
This afternoon mostly sunny with some cloudiness and warmer temperatures. Tonight fair and cool with light variable winds. Saturday mostly fair and warmer. Northerly winds 10 to 15 mph this afternoon becoming light. Temperatures Zone 1 upper 60s to low 70s and low to mid 40s.
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Portland
Notable Local Personal News From Biddeford and Nearby
Personal notices list residents with health updates vacations and travel. Mrs Madeliene Davenport returns home from Notre Dame hospital while Mrs Rita Peloquin and Charlotte Casavant take weeks off work. Annette Gagne plans a two week Canadian visit. Edward Berube returns from Maine Medical Center. Maurice Petrin a surgical patient at Maine Medical Center. Alfred Boutin vacationing in Biddeford, former Biddeford police officer. Mr and Mrs Richard Hoctor enjoy a Biddeford vacation. Mrs Hoctor a former city clerk’s office employee. Lena LePage tours Quebec as guest of the Brouillards. Ronald Dunton hospitalized in Naples Italy after illness aboard ship en route to the Mediterranean. Barbara Dunton to attend a four week summer workshop at University of Maine Orono. to teach in Auburn next fall.
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Madeliene Davenport
Mason Street
Notre Dame Hospital
Rita Peloquin
Biddeford City Hall
Charlotte Casavant
Annette Gagne
Biddeford
Edward Berube
Main Street
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Maurice Petrin
Walter Petrin
Bay Street
Alfred J. Boutin
North Chelmsford
Mass
Boutin
Richard Hoctor
Hoctor
Lena LePage
Adams Street
Quebec
Conrad Brouillard
Nye
Saco
Ronald G. Dunton
Bernard Dunton
May Street
Naples
Italy
Mediterranean
Barbara M. Dunton
University of Maine
Orono
Miss Dunton
Auburn
Past Presidents Parley Meets for Supper in Saco
American Legion and auxiliary will gather at 6 30 PM for supper at the home of Mrs Gladys Lamb Hall avenue Saco for a past presidents parley and related post activities.
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Parley
Tighe- Beaudoin-Farley Post
American Legion, Auxiliary
Gladys Lamb
Hall Avenue
Saco
Church notes outline early services in Biddeford and Wells
Holy Communion will be celebrated Tuesday at 6 a.m. in Christ Episcopal church Biddeford. A prayer meeting will be held Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Full Gospel church Route 9 A just off Route 109 Wells.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Biddeford
Full Gospel
Route 9-A
Wells
Home League Meeting of Saco Salvation Army Tuesday
The Home League of the Saco Salvation Army will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m with members gathering for their regular session and planned activities.
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The
Saco Salvation Army
Military Buying Probe Ordered By McNamara
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara ordered a critical review of all overseas military buying to cut spending and reduce the gold dollar drain. The directive seeks scrutiny of foreign purchases including steel by the Navy, which spent 1,739,151 dollars on foreign steel in ten months of fiscal 1962.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Pentagon
McNamara
Navy
Prudential awards hotel contract for Boston Back Bay project
Prudential Insurance Co. selects Turner Construction Co. of New York and Boston to build a 28 story, 1,000 room hotel in the new Prudential Center in Boston's Back Bay. Construction starts this month with completion aimed for late 1964 or early 1965.
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New York
Prudential Insurance Co
Turner Construction Co
Boston
New
Prudential Center
Back Bay
Police Yard Gets Blacktop In Saco
The Saco police station yard is being paved this morning by Eastern Bituminous of Yarmouth. The project will create a paved parking area behind Saco City Hall and around the police station.
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Saco
Eastern Bituminous Company
Yarmouth
Saco City Hall
Wood in Portland Coast Guard man fined in Maine case
Barry Wood, 20, was fined in Saco Municipal Court Monday on illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. He is stationed with the Coast Guard in Portland.
Dowaliby Rites Held for Mrs H A Dowaliby
Mrs H A Dowaliby 77 died after long illness at daughter’s home in Kennebunk. Born May 15, 1885 in Cable Lebanon she lived in Lawrence and Dover. Survived by two daughters two sisters 10 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral at St Joseph Church Lawrence interment United Syrian Cemetery Lawrence. Friends may call Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk.
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Howley A. Dowaliby
Joseph D. Nadeau
Fletcher Street
Kennebunk
Elias J. Dowaliby
Cable
Lebanon
Joseph and
Mary Arcley
Lawrence, Os
Dover
Nellie D. Tarshi
Lawrence
Mass
Thomas Saliba
St. Joseph Church
United Syrian Cemetery
Farrah Funeral Home
Bibber Memorial Chapel
Summer Street
James Williams of Old Orchard Beach Dies at 67
James Williams 67 of 32 Saco avenue Old Orchard Beach died yesterday at Togus VA hospital after a short illness. He was born in Birmington England son of Elias and Georgianna Williams and came to the United States early. Former millwright at Pepperell Manufacturing and custodian at Saco Biddeford Savings Bank Old Orchard Beach. Veteran of World War I member of C Fayette Staples post American Legion York County World War 1 Barracks communicant of St Margaret church. Survived by widow Elizabeth McGarrity Williams two sons Clarence Old Orchard Beach and Farle Pelhan Buffalo four daughters Dorothea Roy Buffalo Bethenia Roller Kentucky Velma Williams Old Orchard Beach one brother Bert Williams Cleveland Ohio several grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday morning at 9 from St Margaret church Old Orchard Beach burial in St Mary Cemetery Biddeford. Friends may call at Old Orchard Beach Funeral Home tomorrow and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p m.
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James R. Williams
Saco Avenue
Old Orchard Beach
Veterans Administration Hospital
Togus
Birmington
England
Elias and
Georgianna Baker Williams
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Saco-Biddeford Savings Bank
C. Fayette Staples Post
American Legion
York County
St. Margaret Church
Elizabeth (McGarrity) Williams
Clarence Williams
Farle Williams
Pelhan
N. Y
Dorothy Baladate
Dorothea Roy
Buffalo
Bethenia Roller
Kentucky
Velma Williams
Bert Williams
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Mary Cemetery
Biddeford
Portland Avenue
Old Orchard
Funeral for Lionel Binette at Second Congregational Biddeford
Funeral services were held this morning at the Second Congregational church in Biddeford for Lionel Binette. Rev Chauncy Harding presided with bearers Millard Neal Donald Fraser Paul Crawford Arnold Calderwood Robert Norton and John MacDougall. Two Biddeford AMVETS from Biddeford Talmadge Allen and Norman Sevigny carried the flag. Out of town attendees included Mrs Patricia Fitzpatrick Edgewood Maryland and Mrs Paul Blouin Farmington N H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Binette
Second Congregational Church
Biddeford
Chauncy Harding
Millard Neal
Donald Fraser
Paul Crawford
Arnold Calderwood
Robert Norton
John MacDougall
Requiem Mass for Mrs. Alice Roy at St. Andre Church
Morning service began at nine with a requiem high mass celebrated by Rev. Edmond Hache. Bearers included Renew Wudquette Raymond Cyr Alfred Martel Adelard Poissant Floriant Poissant and Raymond Audre. Burial followed in St. Joseph cemetery with prayers by Rev. Bernard Nicknair. Out of town attendees listed from Bristol Conn Prattsville NY Fall River and North Webster Mass.
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St. Andre Church
Alice Roy
Edmond Hache
Renew Wudquette
Raymond Cyr
Alfred Martel
Adelard Poissant
Floriant Poissant
Raymond Audre
St. Joseph Cemetery
Bernard Nicknair
Yvonne Martel
Doris Martel
Roland Frechette
Normand Frechette
Theresa Soucy
Cheryl Frechette
Bristol
Conn
Elie Frechette
Prattsville
N.Y
Edna Turgeon
Pauline Turgeon
Arthur Turgeon
Fall River
Mass
Rose Martel
North Westport
Howe Honor Arnold E Named to Maine Dean's List
Arnold E Howe of 19 A Herring Avenue Biddeford is named to the University of Maine Portland Dean's List for the spring semester. He is a business administration major in Industrial Management and has completed his sophomore year. He is married to Priscilla J Wheeler and they have one child.
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Howe
Arnold E., Howe
Herring Avenue
Biddeford
University of Maine In
Portland
Priscilla J. Wheeler
Joint Group Study Aired on Inland Channel Proposal
The United States and Canada asked the International Joint Commission to study a Champlain Cut-off inland ship channel from Albany to the St. Lawrence via Lake Champlain. Vermont Senator Aiken noted Senator Ellender will push funding for Army Engineers to participate, with a $100,000 capability for the study this fiscal year.
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Washington
United States
International Joint Commission
Albany
N. Y
St. Lawrence River
State Department
Champlain
Vermont
Congress
St. Lawrence
Lake Champlain
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Public Works Appropriation
Army
Aiken
Biddeford Marriage Intentions Listed
Marriage intentions on file with the Biddeford city clerk show Michael Richard of 14 Buckley Court and Lorraine Montpas of 9 Clarendon Street, Biddeford. Also listed are Raymond R. Marcotte of 397 West Street and Barbara V. Smith of West Kennebunk.
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Biddeford
Michael Richard
Buckley Court
Lorraine Montpas
Clarendon Street
Raymond R. Marcotte
West Street
Barbara V. Smith
Kennebunk
Guns (Continued from Page One) Turmoil in Oran and Paris
Reports from Oran describe a street clash during a flag raising that escalated when Europeans in a European apartment building objected to an Algerian flag. Paris sources cited a brawl on a roof that spread, amid tensions over Moslem rule and Algerian independence.
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Oran
Paris
Algeria Faces Civil War Threat as Rival Nationalists Clash
Algeria's nationalist split deepens after Oran violence that left at least 60 dead and about 100 wounded. Exiled Ahmed Ben Bella and ally soldiers press a power grab while Youssef Ben Khedda seeks unity and Arab League mediation led by Tewfick El Medani and Abdel Khaled Hassouna in Cairo. The conflict pits Ben Bella against Ben Khedda over cooperation with France and military dismissals.
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Algiers
Algeria
Arab League
Cairo
Oran
Tewfick el Medani
Youssef Ben Khedda
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Ben Khedda
Medani
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Abdel Khaled Hassouna
League
Pessimism After Kennedy Plan Divides NEA and Tokyo
NEA leaders weigh sanctions against districts with poor teaching conditions signaling a potential shift in teacher board disputes. In Tokyo, industrialists jeer Kennedy’s plan for Japanese investment in US plants, arguing wage costs and balance of payments risks outweigh gains, while noting immigration limits and possible site choices across Maine New Jersey North Carolina Kansas and the West Coast.
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Tokyo
United States
Toshiya Hiramatsu
Mitsui Petrochemicals Industries, Ltd
U.S
Nagato Kobayashi
Matsushita Electrical Co
New York City
Maine
New Jersey
North Carolina
Kansas
West Coast
Soblen Awaiting Habeas Hearing After Illicit Flight
Soblen remains in a London hospital as two of his lawyers obtain a writ from Justice Mocatta to halt deportation. The Home Office says he is in transit, not in custody, with El Al planning a New York flight this afternoon. Soblen fled to Israel on a forged passport after his appeal failed. He faces possible life term in prison, but doctors say he has about a year to live due to leukemia.
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United States
London
Soblan
Alan Abraham Mocatta
Soblen
Home Office
Britain
el al
New York
Hillingdon Hospital
el] al
Israel
Sololen
Elwyn Jones
Peter Solomon
Justice Mocata
St. John's Wood
Transmit
Lowell man cleared of assault charge in Saco court
Poulikos Dragoumanos, 36, of Lowell Massachusetts was found innocent of assault and battery against his wife Rosella Dragoumanos of Saco by Associate Judge William F. Wilson Jr. in Saco Municipal Court this morning. Dragoumanos had pled not guilty and was acquitted.
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Poulikos Dragoumanos
Lowell
Mass
Rosella Dragoumanos
Saco
William F. Wilson, Jr
Dragoumanos
Wilson
Nine Negroes Leave New Orleans on Council-Funded Bus Trip
The Citizens Council arranged and funded a bus voyage for nine Black residents departing New Orleans. George Singlemann, the council director, bought tickets and provided each rider five dollars. Among those leaving were Alexander and David Pickens, Jim Johnson, Calvin Thompson, Fleming Conner, Moses Armstrong, Phillip Fields, and two others identified only by last names Whittaker and Stanton. Fields intended to reach Boston, another rider planned for New York City, while most proceed to Concord, Mississippi, as per council authorization.
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New Orleans
Citizens Council
George Singlemann
Singelmann
Meridian
Miss
Concord
Alexander
David Pickens
Jim Johnson
Calvin Thompson
Fleming Conner
Moses Armstrong
Phillip Fields
Whittaker
Stanton
Fields
Boston
New York City
Nuclear excavation concept faces economic and safety hurdles
The AEC says giant underground nuclear excavations are not economically feasible today. They estimate blasting depth could trap about 95 percent of radioactivity underground, with most remaining debris near the crater and within the test site, thanks to crater design that recycles rubble.
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AEC
Faulkner to be honored with cancer services event on Saturday
William Faulkner, famed novelist and professional farmer near the university town, will attend cancer services Saturday. His late mother influenced his work. he runs a 366 acre farm and writes interlinked Yoknapatawpha County stories. His latest novel The Reivers is near bestseller status.
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Cance
Faulkner
Yoknapaitawpha
The
Sign missing from Sea Hawk pier reported to police
Donald Moore of North Avenue Camp Filis reports loss of a Seal Hawk pier sign from the corner of Lower Beach and Main Avenues to Saco Police. The case remains under investigation.
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Donald Moore
North Avenue
Camp Filis
Lower Beach
Main Avenues
Saco Police
Udall Visits Maine Power Plans On a Look See Tour
Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall arrives in Maine with Senator Edmund S. Muskie for a weekend inspection of proposed power projects. They will visit Passamaquoddy Bay tidal development, St. John River hydro, and Allagash region plans while discussing state park options and national recreation area status.
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Portland
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Maine
Passamaquoddy Bay
St. John River
U.S
Canada
Udall
Edmund S. Muskie
Portland Municipal
Percival P. Baxter
Baxter
Acadia National Park
Bar Harbor
Eastport
International Joint Commission
Kennedy
S Department
U.S. State Department
Ministry of External Affairs
Muskie
Aroostook
Fort Kent
Allagash
Ten Wardens Named To Inspectors Posts In Maine
In Augusta, Fish and Game Commissioner Roland Cobb said ten experienced wardens will be chosen soon to fill new game inspector posts across ten divisions. Applicants with at least three years’ experience submitted examinations this week to handle increasing workloads amid more boats and sportsmen.
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Augusta
Fish and Game
Roland H. Cobb
Cobb
Kennedy Seeks Tax Breaks and Europe Unity in Trade Talk
President Kennedy urged Congress to pass economic measures including paint and machine modernization tax credits and anti depression steps with standby authority to cut taxes and fund public works. He backed a Four th of July call for a united Europe and said interdependence should never become a rich man's club. He noted NATO unity, urged civil rights action, and touted moves to reduce nuclear risk and curb foreign sugar lobbying while promoting overseas investment.
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Kennedy
Party of Business
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Congress
American Medical Association
Soviet Union
United States
Free World
Khrushchev
Robert S. McNamara
France
NATO
Western Europe
California
Edmund G. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Japan
U.S
Classified find listed in vuurnal section
A terse classified item appears in the vuurnal section noting a found object or minor notice. The entry likely lacks full details but marks an item located or search initiated. No clear owner or location is provided in the readable text.
Estes Case accus es Mundt bias in hearings
Estes charged Mundt with prejudice as Freeman protested that Mundt attacked his grain removal plan last spring. Mundt reiterated comments linking the plan to politics and collusion with a “guy on the make.” Freeman said the job now will last six months as he ordered his staff to review department correspondence with Curtis and Mundt.
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Mundt
Freeman
Estes
Department of Agriculture
Curtis and Mundt
Health insurance premium plan with state contracts proposed
Health annual premiums for those who owe no federal income tax in a year, a graduated scale from 125 to 25 for those with tax liability up to 400, and 25 for those owing 400 or more in taxes. States desiring to participate would negotiate contracts with insurance companies under which persons over 65 would be offered a choice of short term illness cover age or long term or catastrophic illness coverage. States would pay all administrative costs. Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R Ny, one of five Republicans cosponsoring the Anderson proposal, said negotiations still are under way on the option feature of the plan. This would permit a beneficiary to elect to take his health care payments through a private insurance company.
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Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Anderson
Cars Damaged In Crash On Saco Street
A two car collision on Scammon Street in Saco caused estimated damage of 223-50 dollars. William A. Patten, 70, pulled over to park when rear ended by John H. Angis, 37. Passengers Tim Angis, 3, and Jane Angis, 6, were not injured. Patten’s car valued at 53-50 dollars and Angis’ car at 170 dollars.
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Scammon Street
Saco
William A. Patten
Sawyer Street
John H. Angis
Nott Street
Angis
Tim Angis
Jane Angis
Patten
Labor Shortage Slows Saco Sewage Plant Project
Seaward Construction of Portsmouth, New Hampshire runs 30 days behind on a $90,000 sewage treatment plant in the Saco industrial park due to a local labor shortage. Six laborer positions pay $2.85 an hour, with a preference for experienced construction workers, despite coordination with the local employment office. The project aims to serve 350 people daily and was planned for 100 working days but is delayed by staffing.
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Seaward Construction Company
Portsmouth
N. H
Saco
Seaward
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Stewart Udall
Mission
Los Angeles
Helen Herman
Santa Monica
Chicago
Central Receiving Hospital
General Hospital
Temple of Islam
Cora Weaver
Air Force
Cyrus Vance
Antiguerrilla
Saco Street
Al's
Alfred Road
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